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Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, June 12, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 haf1912061201 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.): n. Wednesday, June 12, 1912. Hartford herald (Hartford, Ky.). Jno. P. Barrett & Co., Hartford, KY 1912 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. THE HARTFORDI HERALDI i h illIII i BIG DIFFERENCE t IN GAMPAIGNS I Being Made by Republicans and Democrats Ii iiONE DECENT THE OTHER DIRT 1 No Chance of the Baltimore Convention Being Stam peded to Bryan Ir llINNFIitSpecial to The Herald f Washington June SThere IIs np much difference In the campalgr being made by the Democratic aspirants for the Presidential nomination and that of time Republican h that It Is almost a sacrilege to mention both contests In the same lot f ter Nearly everybody In the polit- Ical world In Washington Is con trasting the decency and dignity or the Democratic candidates with that oftheRehubRennaiVltennnp- atriotic t citizen sits down quietly and figures on the vituperative disgusting and abhorrent campaign made by time republicans and the quiet docent and statesmanlike at titude of such men as Champ Clark Woodrow Wilson and Oscar Tudor wood they can come to but one conclusion that Is there Is not a Democratic candidate who would not make a butter President than L either of the candidates on the He publican ticket So far ns the Dent I ocratic candidates are concerned the Honorable Champ Clark Is still away In the lead Ho has been car 1 rying State after State with only a i brief campaign over other candl dates who have been busy since y last fall- There Is just now a jot of un founded gossip about Colonel Wil liam J Bryan getting Into the fight once more ntBaltlmore and having his friends attempt to stampede that Convention to him That Is not going to happen No man In this country can now take away from him the pledged delegates to Mr Clark It is only human nature that those delegates controlled by Ttlr Bryan because Mr Bryan has ill Gov Harmon It Is also natural that It Mr Un derwood and his friends see that he cannot be nominated hey should ask that all his delegates be thrown to Mr Clark Mr Clark and Mr Underwood are the closest kind of friends They understand each t other thoroughly and It Is to them and their work that Is due the har mony and the team work of the Democrats In the House of Repre knows thorough well that If Mr Clark Is J isentatlvesi he will be elected Pres that case it means a Dem i House of Representatives a that means Underwood for I Speaker of tho next House That Is tho biggest Job In this country except the Presidency and with the 1kind of record Underwood would make as Speaker he would succeed Mr Clark as President because ho r Is still a young man and can afford to wait a few years Take It altogether it looks like the Honorable Champ Clark would be named on the second ballot or not later than the third as the standardbearer of the Democratic party at Baltimore the last of this month Dont Forget This Kvont I i Loyalty to ones own Interests J the children and tho schools of the State should bo the attitude of ever Kentucky teacher All these Interests can bc5 served by attend- Ing tho Louisville meeting of the Kentucky Kducatlpnal fr Association Let every teacher make arrange ments to go to workto think to act WilY COFKKK COSTS MOIJK COSTOIVUVIXC SECRET jWithin three or four years the price of coffee has doubjed along J with everything else Evidence has Jusk como to light showing why the of coffea has increased 1 1pricej remarkable feature of tho I situation Is that for once the in drier tV increasedase is notj jcrwages which is the stock excuse the multimillionaire owners of the I industrial trusts hand out every time they make up their minds tot t i i Increase tSelr dividends at the expense of the consumer Coffee has Increased in price although production has doubled because the market supply has been artificially restricted- In cold storage at Detroit Midi are 1GOOO quarts of fresh berries They are held out of the market Ito keep the price high Thus capital uses refrigeration Invented to benefit man for the purpose of explol ing and extortlonatlng man ONLY OXK VKKK GIVEN CUIIAX CJOVKHXMKX Washington Juno 8The Unit ed States Government has give President Gomez of Cuba ono week In which to show that he Is able to put down the Negro rebellion according to reports In official circle here today The 5000 troops ordered to be ready to go to Cuba at a moments notice will be held ready to Intervene until It Is made certain as to the ability as to the Ct ban Government In the rltuatlon torr the Cuban authorities cannot maintain law and order and prc tcct life anti property then we mm do It for them but there will be no Intervention unless It appears con elusively that the constituted authorities cannot maintain law and order raid Representative Snlze rhalrnmti of the House Gommltte on foreign affairs tonight Sulzor made the positive declarr tlon that If thn United States III compelled to intervene It will mcim that thin United States will stay thornIt U bollovod that President Gc te s ran control the situation ail led gulzer- AMERICAN TROOPS TO PUT DOWN REBELLIO 1 In Cuba But Will Not Intefcr With Present Political Management Washington aJune 81l1e gen oral staff of the army today Issued preparatory orders for the dispute of a military expedition of 000t troops to Cuba The tour big army transport now at Newport News were orderei to be put in commission provision ed and supplied Orders also wet sent to the army posts from whlplh the troops will be drawn to hay them in readiness or the movement The troops will be taken fron Plattsburg barracks Forts Porter Niagara and Governors Island Iv- Y and Forts McPherson and Ogle thorpe In Georgia At the War Department It was emphatically stated that If the ex pedltonary force slid go to Cuba 11 It would not be with any thought or political interference In the affairs of the island govonment Tin orlnclpal object would be to alt Cuba In restoring order Rebels Burn Vlllnao Havana Juno SLast night eighty negroes attacked and burn ed a village on the Guantanamo Western railroad eight mills frost ho city of Guantanamo where n garrison of 100 American marines Is stationed President Gomez was notified last Wednesday that time United States would Intervene In a sub stantial military way to restore or rler In Cuba unless his own army made some Immediate progress The notification was delivered In he form of a note through the Inlted States Legation nt Havana which also notified the Cuban Pres- Ident of the dispatch of the Fourth llvlslon of the Atlantic fleet to Tnantanamo The proclamation which Gomez has Issued to the Cuban people call ng upon them to aid In suppressing Iho rising Is believed to he directly ittrlbuted to Secretary Knoxs note OUACCO emu WILL UK A RECORD IJIIKAKKH With fair weather prevailing and very other condition favorable the beers of tho Green River District have been putting In many hours each day in their fields the past ew weeks and Indications are that this years crops will bq far above the average The larger tobacco growers of this section of tho State have about completed planting their years crop and It promises to be a bum per but the wheat crop Is looking Idly owing to the heavy rains In the early spring l u yrcrt AVER CLARK IS CERTAIN TO WIN Friends Claim Majority IIn All Committees i SENATOR STONE AS MANAGER Of the lark Forces Will See That Champ Gets a Square Deal ILANNixu FOII TIII me FPA Washington June SIorlends of Champ Clark said today that oVtln without a majority of time delegate to the Baltimore convention the Speaker already has enough States bound to him by the unit rule Ito control all the convention commit tees and consequently the nomination Conceding that Clark will go to Baltimore somewhat short eN a majority his friends say he will have at least twentyeight of tin fiftythree of the itteesReach four bigi colilii c8 iiilit Order of Dusiness Resolution Credentials and Permanent Organ Uotlon That ClnrKs tight will bo ell managed became certain tolay whci It Wes leamcM that Swnato WIl lam J Stone of Mlnourl will bo In complete charge The wl fotmer Kentuckian IIn one of th best politicians In the United State and If successful with Clark at Hal timoro Is to be national chalrtnai In the forthcoming struggle Success In November would make Ston the the most powerful man In the Clark Administration and with such a possibility before him the Senator will miss no move In his management of the Speakers battl at the convention Careful and unbiased Investigation lends credibility to the Center Lion of the Clark managers time they will control twentyelgh States Territories and foreign possessions and as each of these has iII member of each of time committees the Speakers followers can bring iIn Clark resolutions Clark credential and Clark rules and elect a Clark man for permanent chairman In Republican phraseology the Speak er appears already to have his big plowboys bands on the bar of tin steamroller With that advan tage he could rail of nomination only by one of the stratagems or politics that give the under dog hope In Democratic conventions But to be the victim of such ia strategem Stone must overlook a trick something he has rarely done I When Clarks probable commit tee control became known tonight j Itt was generally agreed that ever though ho enters the convention without a majority the Speaker will probably be nominated on 1 second ballot and Kentuckys choice thus prove time winner If he enters with a majority as previously ox 1IIIIII1ecl In the dispatches he can certainly do what ho chooses IIwith I the two lhlydo rule or any oth tae Even with committee control unless the other candidateI nanapp to pack the Rules Commit lIef the Speakers friends will Ill Inlilo to provide for nomination bv i majority If they want to wage tho bitter battle that would ensue PiUOV ATTACKS PAIXTHH UK KALIS FIFTY FIMVL 81Lnwrencoiiurii lad June Vlillam Martin n paint contractor oday had ah experience with an nish sparrow which shows the care a mother bird hetowos upon Its young and tho danger of Inter mat Ing In tho domestic affairs of fIfe bird family I Martin was on a scaffold 50 foot rora the pavement painting aI setae In Walnut street nnd at t rvited to destroy the nest of nIpnrrovv containing four lds tlnt hall been built in ornlco of the building when theII motler bird attacked lilni Iii rn tort to protect the little VleB the mother bird flew at Mar fin stHcIng him on the head with root violence anti In fighting the hiId oft watt shielding his eyes Mares lost his balance and landed on Fldowak i 0 teat below Marten turned several somori IIJ1t3 whtlo falling Ho sustained tempi injiirles and a broken Bright nJlJut wlllUve physicians say BOLD PLAN TO MURDER GOrIG O IP Is Latest Charge Made By Senator Dixon THE STEAM ROLLER AT WORK Agreement Is Reached 1to Unseat Every Delegate For Roosevelt A IUfilI HOlSK AT rilKAU Chicago June STwentrfour delegat 8 from Alabama and Ai Italians wore tumbled today to the Taft column by tho action of thoI Republican national committee elding the contests In his rllvorl There remain to bo heard olgh more contests from Arkansas The test vote value on tho loci ion In the Ninth Alutmma dUtrlci The Taft dfleKKtoa won 38 to IS Tho only friction In the proceoJ JuastI when Seuatdrltoralysou plained of being gu Rod when I- iwas refused permission to debate loll motion giving night the power tn demand a rollcall The motion wat laid on ldo table Jlenalt I Ir llornh said Ii rlO1 krowy u have K steam roller II- II want ti any It will be known to the country t at you have a sham roller hour It operates and who oper atfS It- SenatorI Vlxon at the Rocuevo t hoAdiuit rs issued a Htntemen tonight excoriating nitfuibera of the National Committee Until the roll was called in the Ninth Alabhma district says tin statement I was not prepared to believe that a majority of the Na tlonal Committee was prepared de- lIberately to murder the Republican partyr jThe nation might as well knov the truth Three minutes before the roll was called on this contest Senator Murray Crane of Massachusetts walked over to Mr Ste venson of Colorado who holds the proxy of Senator Scott of West Virginia and said to him We simply cannot afford to goon record In this case against seat- Ing the Roosevelt delegation the case Is so plain the country will not stand for It Mr Stevenson replied W have to do It Of course there Is no justification In tact but If once we establish a precedent we will Ian to yield In other cases TIle theft was coldblooded pre meditated and deliberate With the record of the rollcall of the Ninth Alabama congressional district I now deliberately charge that a ma I CommitteeItees of the Republican party and In fear and hatred of Theodore Roose volt have entered Into an agree meat among themselves to unseat Ial1 and every Roosevelt delegate regardless of right In his bitterness at being repu limited by the Republican voters Mr Taft line now detormined If possible to wreck the party rather than permit it to win with Col Roosevelt as Its candidate Hut the National Committee Is not tho na tional convention as will hn seenI HAS MADK AXD IS MAK1XO- AX KXCKMKXT fOVKHXOIl No air mbuled citizen of Ken tucky will question the fact that Mr McCreary line made and IsI making nn excellent Governor Ho seciicd at the hands of time last Legislature a far mow substantial Culllllment of tile progressive pI1et 4 Of his part ten hal been Kc uJ by the pessimists or even Ilpretl ted by tho more sanguine In the recent fight wflfhfn the lenoI rhtlc party the moral clemont of lie State rallied behind the lover nOl anti won for him deserved roe ignition of the good work ho has Iready done Louisville Post WII UN Gpti llIEIt3TOTr- FOit I IdTTLK VHILK SOX I Lieutenant Governor Edward J McDermott of Louisville will have his first real tasto of the Governor ship while Governor McCreary is ittondlng the Democratic National I Convention as a delcgateatlarge u from Kentucky Governor McCre ry will be out of the State for iat least a week and It will give Acting Governor McDermott a good opportunity to get somewhat famlllr with the workings of the State executive office which It Is rumored he has an ambition to occupy for a full term of four years Gov M Dermott Is also scheduled to sere as Acting Governor during Jul when Governor McCreary Is con tcmplatlng a vacation In the Ear 1JATTLFSIIIP ST Ions SIXKS sriIMAIllXK HAFT Cherbourg tune 8 During the i practice maneuvers of the Frenc fleet this morning the battleshl St Louis collided with the mibma rlne Vendomalre The sinnllor craft Immediate disappeared It Is believed to Itae been cut In two and to have Carrie to their death the entire crew of 2f men The accident occurred betwee AurlKiiy Island and Cape Hague IIIn I the Racn of Alderney where tidal currents prevail violentI I The linttloslilp Will along rapidly when the subnmHn I guddeiily appeared right under the l jI haws of the warship There was no time to avoid II collision and tho next moment th- stein of the 9tLoifNi ftrUPkfh- eubtuerhie with terrlflr fnrH drl IUK the latter below the surface The onjtlnes of the warship ha been quickly rrvendd but whet I she was brought to n stop the sub marine had disappeared end aid- a thrashing of the wrtrrs loe11 where hp under h surfer flJ11Ir line pone clown I ROCKEFELLERS INCOME IS MILliON A WEEK Or About S2 a SecondWon derful Strides of Mil lionaire Business By C H Tavjinr Wnlhln ton June Sclmhllll Initlon of the Government by Itn Publicans Is a good thlni for Tohn D Rockefeller Throuyn the collection of rebates from railroads a practice that his competitor i veer tint allowed to Indulso iiI and aid d by a tariff wall which enabled him to build up a monopoly with out fear of competition iron abroad he has built up a 900000 000 fortune From the oil try and subsidiary I IndusI which the high tariff refer to as Infants yet In need o a protective tariff Mr Rockefulle derives an Income of approxlnintcl i2 a second The Rockefeller Income at the present time as near at financial experts have been able tct estimate It Is 10000000 a year 000000 s month J I153SC a week 111 735 a tiny CSG an moor 114 a minute oi lMi a set mini A girl working In n store for at week would have to labor 44IJS ears to earn as much as the unc iual unfair and unjust laws of thisi nation permit Rockefeller to draw Iowa every week William Wood president of time Woolen Trust testified In court not long ago that ho had no Idea ah 10I the number of automobiles he i nvnod J P Morgan It was re ently announced now tins nn ait ollnetlon worth 00000000 An Idrc Carnegie It is well known has lost all track of ills wealth Theses are the big financiers of America In order that they sail the horde of loser millionaires who njoy their privileges under time law may pile up such fortunes ev ry reader of this article must pay unite In the form of unuoreMtfrMy licit prices for lifes neeenxltloB 1- runln im 1111 Time Kentucky law lately panteu Ini regard to the abolishment of the ubllc drinking cup requires that alll stores hotels boarding houses spots mad other public places where drinking water Is usually kept shall keep a large card with the law printed thereon posted close by said drinking water Time lerald Is prepared to furnish these cards at ton cents apiece by mall or byhand Better keep within tho bounds of the law tf iI Rep entatlyp forger has an ouuccd that he will urge impeach ment proccedjngs against tjio oell- Icral JudgoUvho deprlvejil Leonard lcEonof Seattle of citizenshipI be caUfe he was SSocluliHt n 4 p WOULD IMPEACH JUDGE HANFORD Socialist Berger Takes First Step in Matter THE LOSS JF CITIZENSHIP Of Leonard Olson Because He is Socialist Cause Of Trouble IHtE ADOPTS 1 iiKsoirnox Wnshlngton June 8Repreeen tative Berger the Socialist member from Milwaukee today be=all mm penclununt proct llngs against Fed oral JudgB Uanford of Seattle who recently deprived ILeonard Olson of that city of his cltientmlp because Ihl was i Socialist Hepresentathe Berger chargf1 Judge Uanford with high o innsi Mild misdemeanors a long series of corrupt stud unlawful dcclalo sr bt i ait habitual drum u tL asked that the Judlarv cItlttt InvestigateThe n1 rIti i al IThe nssisttngiti t to Iiielso HallfI d r opened 1Tht Hoiif adoi I V Irar resolution direct in iary Committee to Irvcsji uir U ItlnM 1leuwlon Peatie Vih Tune sTnllld States l lstrct Jude Corneus flau ford pnaHe1 over a civil trial in Mi count today He refused to die CUM the impeachment proceedings agnlnut him In Vashlngton except to say that lie would answer every charge against him He will open court In Tacoma next Wednesday and It Is expected he will then rule upon the petition of United States District Attorney McLean for a reopening of the suit Instituted by the District Attorneys office for annulment of the citizen ship papers of Leonard Olson a suit which on May 10 was decided against Olson On January 10 1910 In Tacoma Leonard Olson aged 33 years a Scandinavian was granted citizenship papers On September 21 1910 John Speed Smith a naturalization exam iner filed In the Vnited States At torneys office In Seattle an affidavit I setting forth tint Oleon appearing as a witness for A petitioner for naturalization In the Superior Court of Pierce county had stated In open court September 12 1910 that he himself was not attached to the principles of the Constitution of the Inlted States that he believed in radically changing It and that at time time he was admitted to citi zenship he was not attached to the principles of time Constitution The District Attorneys office therefore fMotl In the court of Unit ed StRIps Judge George Donworth i who has since reislgnel p suit to annul Olson citizenship papers Olion denied time charjrps against him On oxainlnatlon he said he thought our present form of goy nrnmont ought to Ilu abohieui1 and an Industrial demorrnev fubitlfut od for It HP admitted beotti into tho Socialist Labor pnrtv and the Industrial Workers of time WorM but eeiile d lie was an anarchist t Judge Hnnford said In his decis ion that Olson had admitted he was n Socialist and bend that the ovl denrc Introduced In Olsons hthali proved that tho party with which ho In aniliatod has for Its main oh joct the elimination of propertyt rights In tthis country TO All STIMKIHS CAlSH ix HAltlJIMAX IdES Chicaiii 111 June SThe refer endum vote by time arises o nine craftS of shop men employed ou the railroads running WHIt of Chicago show a majority for n sympathetic strike to aid time cause of the strik ers on the 1arrimaa lines Next week the conference of the Interna tonal ofdrors will decide the course of action One union Is seid to fa for rciFilnlntr nt work limit n ma jority will make felr vote inoper dive it 1 is said July 1 iis flo date on which the action In ospostort to be taken About 100000 shop men arE Involved The meeting of the federation of slop mens oreantza tlons of Western raids will bcf hold In St Louts June 2j0r R3 5rTi + f 1 1IEDNKJJDAV UNE 12 iojia EiATFORDHijRAL I to i rAGE TWO tii t tt iT I J Y t tTHE ORDINARY f S o WITMAW OF Lift AI Sympathetic and HU man Pen Pictures t HOBlt U 1if EMIWIMt- hffats l Qhh h 4IUfhieve nf WIIehayf Human iity Ar Notable i v siiEVrW bbr dons BEST owx iJj wishth3t 1 had the JIstrlbu1g itonteoflAndrewI Catnegles nied als for heroes I would give one to just the Ordinary Woman It I Is true that she never manned a life boat In n stormy sea or plunged Into a river to save a drowning person It Is true that she never stopped a runaway horse or dashed Into a burning building or gave any othoi spectacular exhibition of courage Silo has only stood at her post thirty or forty or fifty years fight tag sickness and poverty anti loneliness and disappointment so quietly with such a Spartan fortitude I lint the world has never ovum no used her achievements and yet In the presence of the Ordinary Wo man the battle searred veteran with medals signifying valor may well stand uncovcted for one braver I than he Is passing by i There Is nothing high and heroin in her appearance She Is just a drIPllmeet A hundred times a dUi upon the street without ever giving her n second glance still less saluting her as a heroine Nevertheless as much as the bravest soldier she Is entitled to the cross of the Legion of Honor for distinguished gallantry on the Battlefield of Life Women know the worst of mover ty It Is the wife who has the spending of the insufficient family income who learns all the bitter ways of scrimping and sparing and saving The husband must present a decent appearance for policys siike when he goes to business cer tain things are necessities for the children i and so the heaviest of all it the deplvatlons fall upon the wo I Iman who makes one dollar do the work of live This Is tho way of the Ordina ry Woman and what sacrifices she makes what tastes she crucifies what longings for pretty things and dainty things she smothers not ev en her own family guess They think it Is an eccentricity that makes her choose the neck of the chicken and the hard end of the loaf and to stay at home from any i little outing Ah If they only knew I For each of her children she trod I the Gethsemane of woman only to- go through that slavery of mother hood which the woman endures who Is too poor to hire copipetent nurses For years she never knew what It was to have a single nights unbroken sleep Tho small hours of the morning found her walking t the colic or nursing the croup or 6covering restless little sleepers or t putting water to thirsty lips There was no rest for her day or night There was always a child In her arms or clinging to her skirts Oftener than not she was sick and nerveworn and weary al most to death but she never failed I to rally to the call of Mother as a good soldier always rallies to his ttbattlecryi Nobody called her brave anti yet when one of tho children camo i down With malignant diphtheria oho braved death a hundred times in bending over tho title sufferer I AndIunder the sod oho who had loved JA most was the first to gather herself I together and take up the burden of life for tho others Tile supremo moment of the Ordinary Womans life however came when she educated her children l outlof her sphere She dint this with deliberation Sho knew that In 1 sending liar bright boy and talented girl off to college shin was opening up to them paths in which she could not follow she knew that the 4 tlmo would come when they would look upon her with pitying tolor truce of herbo ashamed of her i suitisacrifice She worked a little har 1 der she denied herself a little more i to give them the advantages that she never had In this she was on ly like millions of other Ordinary Women who are toiling over cook IngstJvesslaving at sewlngma chines pinching and economizing t to educate and cultivate their child ren digging with their own hands t Jhohasm liat will separate hem almost aajftuchjos death Wherefore I say tho Ordinary Woman la the eallierolne of life Elizabeth Meriwether Gllmer In Kentucky IStandafaH 1 0 Alit IMVANS FORECAST OF Tim PRESIDENTIAL RAGE We haYErnoTT tlPproncthfdn1 tr enough to the Republican National Convention to forecast the action of drat body Ee President Kppse veU wlfl Apparently have a major fly of the northern States while President Watt seems M have a ma jority of the convention Including the southern delegates who repre sent merely patronage and boodle Mr Roosevelt has been careful to arrange for contesting delegates rrqm tho South thiswas the first Indication of his Intention to bolt With a majority of the northern delegates he Is In position to have a convention Whis own In case his contesting delegates are refused admissionThe therefore Is that Mr Roosevelt will be the nominee I of the regular convention or the nominee of a bolting convention Get ready for his candidacy he Is quite sure to run Can Roosevelt be defeated 1 YesII by any good progressive A progressive I will hold the DemocraticI I vote and the pose ri third term will do the rest I 11 Mr Clark and Mr Wilson are the loading progressive candidates either one of them can defeat 1 Roosevelt The country will never I have a President for a third term I 1W J Bryan In CommonerI EXAGGERATED IDEAS OF I lis a THE FARMER All WRONG i He is a Man of Intellect and I Study Quite Up With the Times The farmer was once caricatured is the embodiment of ignorance and credulity He was pictured as the prey of gold brick venders He I was thought to be totally without savior falre In personal conduct and Far behind in abreastofthetfmes Information lint the day when such ah idea if the farmer had nuch application has gone and evidences that It is gone are to be found everywhere Here is a very recent one Questions asked the prospective jurors thus far have disclosed the Fact says a newspaper dispatch of the trial of the packers at Chicago that farmers are closer readers of the newspapers than are persons I who live in the city As a result I the lawyers have found that men rom the rural districts as a rule I have divided opinions on Government I regulations of business and In nany cases are better versed In the ntent and meaning of the Sherman I Ict than many of their city neigh I bors The old notion ofa farmer was t always a gross exaggeration Now Itt Is too far away from the truth to rouse even a smile The farmer knows fewer things than does the city man but what he knows he knows thoroughly and I not superficially Superficial knowl 1 edge Is characteristic of dwe1ersof I the city particularly of the large Ides 1 The newspaper Is the one best roans of conveying Information not only of current events but of the course of developments wheth I er the developments be commer cial civic or political I The farmer cut off from the I nany distractions of city life not only reads his newspaper but he studies It He thinks on his own account And thus his grasp of public lucstlons equals where It does nbt sxcold that of the average cityI man Makes the Nation asp The awful list of injuries on a onrth of July staggers humanity ict over against It however Is tho wonderful healing by llucklens mica Salvo of thousands who uttered from burns cuts bruises lulkt wounds or explosions Its the quick healer of holla ulcers iczomn sore lips or piles 23 cents at James II Williams m Xo liar Horse Possible In a statement issued by National manger F T Dubois of Clarks headquarters he declares that theI nomination of a dark horse by the Democrats at tho Baltimore convent Ion Is an Impossibility Mt Du OB expresses tho opinion thati vhllo Speaker Clarke may nbttba laminated on the first balloghc vlll eventually get ttfo1 noifjjms tlontti- r V 1T Children Ci9ye tI FOR FETCHERS I CASTORIA t CAMPAIGNING I 1 HECDMIKrn RE Ode Whole Vear Out iof Foxes pUNDERU tHE ftEN ttT f 1- U Yt 1 t tItt1t1l Ii- By fn4Jrqus J C PJ1P1s Pre senting Their Claims Jt1 aLflA theyQrersH H r J II DEMAND FOIL A NATIONAL IW tis ailreaby clh iittfiijtt N pi l dbrithtl preference primary systems of the various States tend to length en tlfp Oatibhal camital hltand Dot the same time stir up much bitter ness Wniong Hvalnsplrantdas wel as their supporters If we arc to have a direct vote on candidates foi Presidential nominations there is all the more reason for the jiropos ed amendment to the Federal Con stltutlon limiting tine Presidency tone term of six years IThere Is such a thing as too II1U Wo havo too much this yer 1oitlcal d3cusslo ir antlclpaibn cf the election uex November hcRin In VJil fly the first of lOti It was goxvSnjj rapidly and hoforo tho end of February the nation vus In a turmoil Tine active campaign preceding the national conventions will have duration of about six months It possible that tine two parties will take to fighting right after the nom roses are chosen If so the political battle will go on from the end of Juno until the first of November It will take Just about a year to choose nominees and elect a President whose term Is now four years Ono year of campaigning for four years of office Is too much To elect a President every six years would lessen the evil somewhat- It will bo found too that it Is not for the good of the country to have so many different kinds of preferential primary laws It ap pears from the dispatches that every State has a different law In some States all tine delegates to the national convention are to be gov erned by tine total vote while In others the unit fs the congressional district for all except the dele gates at large who are Instructed to vote fn keeping with the total vote for tho State In Massachur setts the vote for Taft was greater than for Roosevelt yet the Rouse welt candidates for delegates at large led the Taft candidates and it appears will vote for Roosevelt With so many different laws the public is confused as to the mean ing of the results announced Then too the dates of preferential preference primaries range from March to June and this pro longs the campaign for the candi dates go from one State to another to win delegates by appealing to the people directly As time passes more and more reasons develop for a national law on Presidential preference prima ries Various and conflicting State laws are not satisfactory The Na tlonal Committees of the leading political parties had difficulty this year In fixing a period for the elec tion of delegates to the national conventions without conflicting with sqme of the State laws Even with a Federal Presidential preference primary law national thanIlong as fs the campaign this yearn holding Presidential elections every six years instead of every four the country would be saved from a great deal of unprofitable political controversy and from much business disturbance Ta roma Ledger Eachl age of our lives has Its Joys Old people should be happy and they will be If Chamberlains T ab letss aro taken to strengthen the dl gestlon and keep the bowels rogu tar These tablets are mlrt and gentle in their action and pspicSal ly suitable or people of middle age and older For sale by al1 dealers m SHOT WHILE ILKADINCJ WITH GIRL TO KLQPE IHoun8ton Tex June 6Prom Mss Hazol Moodys statement it developed today that Lloyd Jack son the prominent young man fa tally shot by the young womans father early ycstcrdayi yaa not at the Moody H6me toy appointment with her Jackson asserted In his dying declaration that he was keep log a tryst to elope with arid vied Miss Moody Today the young + Wb itnarideclarea she and Jaoksoh were not engaged to be married but laid he bad long paid court to her WJ had repeatedly urged marriage Mae says she CUld no4r mak uptor thaU ho really loved him tmind the lawn of the Moody ho- nanremoJ ir1t1i1iand efioe climbed tpr a veranda and crept to a window ofc Miss Moodys room Tap1ItngIrOli11i ijlCnaatress 1iattenypn she says and or lyquif 1i recognition of her persistent sdltor ATCYeute Lhentramacreamingwltf- right She raIsed the window and ligwithtl1 f sbpUatvwhat ho PIPth1tl1071Y ro ler but Mis Fpy t Jacksonl nlfued rrthat he- other and hadan altercation the culmination of which was that iMbbBjlfoififcWfireUfchl tn e young man foil backward out of the windowt1 Moodys examining trial on the Q jQlacPJdndtiyrI i i i rSANG111RIIr i BEAT Newark til 1 Ji Jurie 7 =Marga ret Elizabeth Sangster age seventy four poet slid author died early today at her homo in Maplewood a suburb She pursued anuctfve literary career for more than hat a century Death was due to an at tack of Indigestion Mrs Sangster was barn In New Rochelle N Y She received a pri rate education and In 1850 marries George Sangster She was a staff contributor to leading American magazines and also did editorial work for years She was the author of ri number of books and stories many of then devoted to children COST OF LIVINGSTILL GOING UP EVERYWHERE Prices Higher Now Than Ever Before Except In Time of War New York Juno 7lt costs more to live In this the month of June 1912 than over before In tho history of the United States except perhaps during war tlmo Prices were high a year ago but today they are on the average nearly ten per cent higher according to trade authority quotations Food products are the highest on record I Meat eggs butter fish coffee tea sugar salt molasses rice beans and peas average twen tytwo 4 per cent higher wheat corn oats barley flour etcj thirty three per cent higher Fruits are the only things good to eat that have grown cheaper dur- Ing the last twelve months but they ire still higher than in 1910 Leather products cost twelve per cent and chemicals and drugs thirteen per cent more than a year ago Textile goods however are a trifle cheaper The average increase In food products is nearly twenty per cent which miens that tho housewife must pay 6 to fill a market basket that only cost hen 5 to fill In June 1911 In other words 1 will only buy fivesixths as much as it did a year ago The biggest advances have been In meat products beef twentysix per cent hog products forty percent and mutton over fifty percent Dealers lay the increase toast years poor hay crop and the general high cost of animal provender Poor crops are also held ro iponslble for dearer breadstuffs Economists differ as to the rea tendenIcyBreaksMini Coughs mid Ribs After a frightful coughing spell a man In Neenah Vta felt terrible pains In his side and his doctor email two ribs had been broken What agony Dr Kings Now DIs overy would have saved hint A ew teaspoonfuls ends a late couch vhlle persistent use routs obstinate roughs expels stubborn colds or teals weak sore lungs I feel sure Its a Godsend to humanity writes Mrs Elite Morton Columbia Mo for I believe I would have consumption today If I had not used this great remedy Its guaranteed to satisfy and you can get a free trial bottle or 50cent or 1 Izes at James H Williams m In Line What makes you think the baby Is going to be a great politician 1 eked the young mother anxiously Ill tell ypu answered the young father confidently he can say more things that sound well and mean nothing nt all than any eld t over saw There Is io real niedof anvonp being troubled with constipation Chamberlal iVTablets will causrj an agreeable movement of the bowels without any unpleasant effect fllv them a trial For sale by all deal ers Ul IS H J SUCH1EALPE Says Annette Kellerman of 1lcp tif CrQ er1I1 WITH HOHSHEJJDEAHI I rl FofineiyfatpmatlY Chief Will1- r tAdoptFair Swimmer As ir r t I His Daughter i r i I IS fiKTICKNT AS TO IOfJTlC London Juno 7x Richard 9r9 Her wants tP adopt Annette Kellei man As announced a few weeks ago when Miss Kellerman Balled for England Crpker was on the same ship and became so Interests In the fate Australian swimmer that he invited her to Glencalrn where she remained for a fortnight before the beginning of her London theat rlcai engagement giving the former Tammany chieftain physlca culture and swimming lessons Crokor fs now In London eater slbly to attend the Derby but tin real reason seems to be a desire to enjoy the oocfety of the divine Ve nus Today Crokor took Mme Kellermau In his motor to Epsoi Downs for tho first days racing and Introduced Ilcas his niece Im mediately there came a wild scram life of titled gentry to gain asses to Crokers box the rumors flyliu thick and fast that no niece of Cro kers could possible possess less than n million Tonight sterllngIboss sat In a fiftycent seat In the Balcony in the Oxford Music Halo witness Annettes diving act The management when It learned of Crokers presence graciously offered him a box but he declined saying that from tho box one lost the full view of the act and lie pre ferred the center of the front row at tie bdfcony I K year hence Croker will have mother candidate at Epson Downs carrying his colofsandl his gold in in effort to win the Derby and her name IIs Annette iKeHehnanl f I t in her rootoadnlitecidressing that Mr Droker had asked her to become his adopted daughter She said Hes a dear old gentleman such i peachy fellow and has been most kind to me ever since we met Next came a German Baton 1 I target his name but he Is here pur haslng horses for some crack caY ilfy1 regiment He evidently thought I looked like ready money for he invited me to luncheon and several them who followed have requested inner engagements The King of Glencalrn when seen after the performance wnsas yeti cent lai ever on the subject of American politic but concerning Annette he became enthusiastic le said I Whatever Miss Kellerman says goes She may have anything Ive got n It Is understood that following lies Kellermans aquatic engage tent in the London music hans she vlll again visit Glencalrn before re turning to New York r 100 Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be leased to learn that there 1Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to oure in all its stages and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure iW the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Ca arrh being a constitutional dlseasere quires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and nucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying the foundation of the dIsease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its vorlt The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure Send for list of testimonials Address F J Cheney Co Toledo O Sold by druggists 75c Take Halls Family Pills for constf IpaUon JODV OF UARNlfartf FAT S1AX IIELI IJV illS WIDOW Blwood Ind June f Mrs Fan rtle bfbre1an Ivldow of I3arnums fat man WhO died last Sunday refuses to lei any ono except theun ertiaker in chargq view the corpse andwltl riot give any information as to when the funeral will bo h eid inkEgIles1eRottI ythlas withwhich Jb1 dead nnan was llmJate4 lifhive callento 0 rrerr dan1jsailt sheisI dlbutt ere curly refused The grave in the local cemetery baa been prepared since last Tues 1 day but the young widow steadefastly refuses toiittow the body to be taken from tho house Nb1013n iiT a TiF fi tgliouuls would steal itllft 9dyantdihpvwld4 5T lias the same fear The dead man Haar alWays SxTrresseaR UeSlre to have his body cremated but tjio widoW refuses toe comply vltlh this request It is probable that the county of t e ntbodyf I thy burialjii 1- 1whU difb- YJj44 advtt 3 her from the spirit world to Io otherwIse but she was still body tt- td4adtfe1 holdingtheJ ri tll RA1SH BAIiiaCD1 bAUIIAGEtli A VERY EASY MATTER iiThlQ s4i ffs4 IS 4Iei 4 the cabbage more crisp of better flavor and to keep better Aftersetting but the i plants J aridiwhen I f they are damp either after a rain or when tho dew Is oh1 taKbatsmall dish of fine salt and walk among ithe rows sprinkling a little pln hI 11 of salt on the center leaves of eachtt plant when the leaves begun toli grow repent the salting and when tho center leaves begin to form the 9 i head apply salt again scattering It I over the leaves after this look them over occasionally and if you find any plants that do not head It well or appear diseased sprinkleii the salt over freely this will save all such plants A quart of salt Is sufficient for 500 plants In a season but more can be used with safety Pit Sterling Sentinel Democrat t u I TRIED FOR A KILLING OF NINETEEN YEARS AGO r And Set FreeConscience Hurt Him and He Finally- Surrendered Bowling Green Ky Juno C Joseph Gray was acquitted tonIghtIIn tine Warren Circuit Court charge of killing Rose Simmons nineteen years ago The jury wasIout twenty minutes The killing occurred in August 1893 at a bar becue at Sand Hill this county y Simmons with a woman relative and Gray engaged In a quarrel Gray wits badly cut and beaten by Simmons and the woman after Which Gray snot SlmmbnS killing him Instantly T r I t i Gray was indicted thefotlowlngil butlSeptember for willful murder his Whereabouts were unknown uno til fount mbnths ago when he walk + et ititd the chief Of pOllles Office in t Eureka Cat and toUr the bracer that he had kilted tt man fntWairert county nineteen years agoiatid as 4 his conscience wasihurlag him heIrnntedto I return irtd face the charge Sheriff W K McNeal waa I notified and Deputy Sheriff T J d Holman went after Gray Thecase I vas continued at the1 April term and Gray was released on bond The rrlaf iton mmed neariyi two days Gray lei a brother bf William L Gray member of the Warren Cotta tr Board of EddcattohrA CardIi i This Is to certlfy that Folera lonoy and Tar Compound does not untaln any opiates any habit arming drugs or any Ingredients hat could possibly harm its users On tine contrary its great healing and soothing qualities make it a real remedy for coughs colds and I IrritatIons oC the throat chest and rlungs H L Biomquist Esdaile 1 YIssays his wife considers Foley Honey and Tar Compdund the best i ough cure on the market She ins tried various kinds but Foleys gives the best result of all The enuine is in a yellow package Ask for Foleys Honey and Tar Compound and accept no substitute For sale by all dealers m u i Came Once Too Often Muncie Ind Juno 5CharlesII Evans negro C feet 4 Inches tall I was arrested this afternoon for the theft of eight barrels containing 1 200 bottles of Intoxicants belong- Ing to a company In Cincinnati and which were stored at an Ice plant In Muncie Evans confesscd that he took a barrel at a time loaded It In a pushcart and hauled it way Af tOil the seventh barrfll had dlsap eared the loss was discovered and a watch was kept on th refrigera tor plant Evans appeared late i 11 thlsaftornoonand had loaded the eighth barrel when placed under or rest He appealed to the police for lenlenpy on the ground that he be Ipngs to three secret orders ArBPraned anklemay asn rules je cured lnfrvq i thFCI qttor four days I iy applying Chamberlajna l1h 11V en yetttIIthgttte uggdodti tlll pitheachbottle For aale by all iealers m- ll I a y WEDNESDAY JUNE 12 10J3 THE HARTFORD HERALD IAUIS THKiSE d IfiT SHED DO 15rPHE5IDEtlr i iewshiIrt rtotetf Voiikn Stiff f1iIgdddef t SrE E GIVES i I bUfnE iATYOR 11 Declares wdIn IIed and womellpat Jj i fI t ii- P iFmT 1tJdA4JIJk rT1 Dr AhttIJAtcurd InwFta hea trlcaJllW9malStrrage t Into the tins by announcing In Mc Calls Ttlagazlne for July some oft tHe things she would dp if she were In the White House As Chlet Ex eciutlve Dr Shaw would unhesitat ingly choose as her Cabinet officers Mess Jane Aadaras of Chlcafeo for Secretary of Stale Mrs Helty1 Green for Sepretary of the Treas uty Anarew I Carnegie for Secre= ry ot War Louis D Brandels for A tornb 11 eneral Senator Ton a than Bourne for Postmaster General MVs Ella I Flak Young oTti Chicago for Secretary of the Into rlpr Prof Charles Bailey of Cor n11 for Secretary of Agriculture I J0hn JfItphell for Secretary tit Com mbrceifnd Labor1 Mrss Jean Gor1 don of New elialrman of thd 0l111 OrleansItorI ion I John D Rockefeller Jr for dhalr mhn of the HVhfefcJ 1 Slave slpnann Dr Harvey W Wiley for chairman of the Pure Fooll Comjj mIssion 7 Declaring that the Federall Con stitution Is now being deliberately Violated surd advofatingas a Wlrj man the J Immediate reduction f the tariff Dr Shaw urges Hiat tit guarantee of the Constitution to protect the States In a republican form tft government presttpppses that no State would have the power to disfranchise any class or sex o 1tri citizens Without due jcavree or tor establish as it quallflcatTn for dit Iz nshlp the insuperable barrier tit J sec Which disqualifies one hn1t of itg citizens from voting TakIng up the matted jof efucv- aptlqn Dr Shaw advocates tile r pdin mst ofji mmis1a111at poser io investigatevurius eflu- icaiTonSI syslemsan3 TLO 7 t1raiiora- from them a system oT education I which would develop the wholoMffft1 ture of the childatld rokeItlntoI af 11 J V useful and Intdllldnt eu 3rlth reasonable knowledge oT the duties rand tpbllgatiins eft Vltlzens ThlsJ calneverliq dppe so loriK as VI1ti lnumbers of chidren are not proVli ed with educational fadraiitages lour J eat qtiesJbttcaua4mf the Iflck otechodlhopse facilities 4t phony l be Imlposyible td point tb4Ii1ngle child in this nation nlltdedpcl tlonpl sayanljages forlhe lack ofja seat in a schoolhousefr tor tHe lack of tm adequate t rarribajj CJ teachers iIVdiild TOree that the present law JnrfiB9rd iPpyblteJheaHhJI should be applied to the superIAlo A of fdodtind supplies 1n generalan- to the manufacturing of garments andivucouldurgethat extend 1 to the authorities the power when In their Judgment the publici health demands It to direct the purchase and distribution of food to tile public at cost on the groundl that It IB better to preserve the health of the community than to restore It after hardship and fam Inu have undermined it Yet some now legislation lisI necessary anti I would urge the passage of a tlaw establishing R p reels post This system of fllstrlbu1 tlon has already been organized Iin other more progressive countries I tnd 1areasonableand cheap 1 method of bringing various com natureCegel Is klYaYfdthI fJaprodhhlel1c j consumer To delay this form of legislation lortHBfit In theJ fpC iS1t 1 great need 00 1 tno day I lskodli if j weakness on the part of the National Government In ctn iairln the needs of the peopkif Wbltd flit protects the interests of great corJ ptu4Ub1wh1rltgr4d1lt1flllfatt the expense of the publicII Dr Bfiaw Boce 1Th urgethat the railroads tike overt the work I tOM0anteaand sasHwis PsrfiVVhe tittle t l gtptgsIzlp YpulrjpJjnurfi m g sentiment that banks should regal eta1cfkd iblrodh s ydsTdde l qt Btle for lgatnfIpnd tiMtYfldi gih p forced sale of tarn products In the faN to 8pettiUtofa ItorlfBenemlltf borrow capitall and jnanJpulaU the markets to tne dlsadvantAfeei orbbth1 produce And rpgn I would recommend that the B rameMt litbeibyti1np ln- or JIWJtpoUlbl4i6 Jath rWuHwJtl jtttltlnH al bankers to llend money for agrll cultural development should e courage the producer This Is onl an expansion of what tho Govern ment is p1H jl pre et4 In new IrriI l tP JiiolmburseUtself and In Jtho same war COUlt el att +sidsdnd flllages ml1t borrpV money and loan It t farmejs torysgtural develop 3fit t7 It ISuerN cryBack ts i J I IkaiJrgJniwptAi t Indu tries and is adeqaBTMy protects Nand aided Jn its development Wt tfan readily see what It vT uld meal I 9 New York or any other city III the farmed stopped shipping to li A day would cut oft Ilu milk flv t days w9il1 cut off all provI810n i and a eek w uld meiin famine Amona JaLhe i planks ttn her platform jvpuld fraYt writes Dr Shaw FederaJ corltMof railways teleV sraijbi telephones had other pub Ile1uliltles much qs w t rppweff and Water supplfes hlien the pure food laws would come In for drasr tic strengthening BB well as the chfldllabor laws the IhTVs of quar+ antlne anil a uniform marriage ant divorce tofu pro sf aw takes a fjlng at the tart lIT and concludes by declaring that thepgblletlasbeenfaolQtgcornI polled to pay for tho protection a fete eternaljy Infantile JndustrlesIii while this cost Pf HVIng for the poor IIs onfhlllnllf Increasing I would advocate tho prohibit1 +i flan of the ownership of large tract of uncultivated land bjf JqnSj am I would urge the compulsory sal of su landsI na pre already owns tiy the Government at a valuatlor similar jpflmtVlilch s placqd upor- I them for purposes of taxdtlh bjjt their owiners and the sale of th49I zlanitlir fiiCovetiiillentattst t homcsttmilorsItFJf11tKflifl i i JI i I HBSUlIlII OF KOVfJ JUUV SKHVICKr it t i j 1 j I II Could ypu tell us how tar It Ila thoeman standing on the rajlway plat form i vinlJj niI have no Idea he replied I rnWWttHrt iwBIcndireetI6nlsi It l I have not formed an opinion i fCun we walk there or shoal 1 I w1t kenca1vT 1 i cauld noliay j I jJ j There Is a poet office here Isl l l ell e 1pq4l J I would not decide that wit 11 ITitormnltonar i ngut evdry towft than a post ofilc t hasiitiif ii v Itihsvefii tytaft3tWwithrianybd thealiblecL Cla there anyone around here who antdll use vv I IUVeDot red n of the news pa r Jt la JIl Dutr man usurely know whetherf or not tfaeret Is a postof lire 1itcouldlfiot glue a ldellalvll nil JSVfr t9 h I 1 therefj I r4 nev J given he matter q rthouthtl1 f i + j Where dp XQU lI eJIrnaVe no mental bias 1 in the nfatlfrir C Cotj Oreatguns jwiantf j Ypu know iohlw five artfuVouf rrtbel I tr ouAI tt- one q rtfle anO isallli Yon wont get anything out of him If you quiz him all tIarJ Thats Pete Hobawot Whos been on S many Jury lsIthns affects dI hlmrtCh1caBo Post There IB no horse llntmcntmor effective for animal flesh that DALLABDS sNow TrNIMEtfT nor IB there any healing remedy fo the human body only that Is mild er or more efficacious In Its action It heals the sores or wounds o- man once dealt Prlcb 2St 60c an VlOO per bottle Sold by Hartford Drag Co Hartford Ky Dot Vt1lf- Co Beaver Dam Ky tit MORE IWTOLES AST MOKE i V1CTORIKS YET AHEADi l I Every good school measure o the statuto books of the State has had as its originator and defends the Kentucky Educational Associa tion It has advocatodcahd defend edevertschbol rofdrmfor tho past Jhfrty yekrsl It line had ranch to dcftwlth1 the great educhtlonal awakening which Has1 w0pt Over thot State m6twlthstaridlnI aU thisl it yet1mtftt work to dotl NeWTbattleB ate trbe fought and I greater vlctbriesiwohOoit should be theatm 6t every educator and6very friend bteducatloAote Kentucky to n etGOlLoufavi11e7meetingI ot this jAssWSlation dn June 3 27ftf record i breaker from tho 1t6ndpolntortf educatlon retrmtJt lJtJ f rrfBs 1 liii 11 For Bale Slxtrtre adraia of + we111dalprOYed 2Wntlleetide partloAtl111Y iQdlt+ rellI the Herald altlao U Jtfl9 ifuIt 111 eo 99 iii- ooa Jat1r3r 3x99 t Fa t COMMISSION ON FARM fiNANCE Should Be Able to Accom b1 pUsh Much ANOTHER rVICT nrISSl SCORED i1 II IV J f ForVJFinai Benefit of Agri- cultural1 Cases1 Tht qugliy out the Country t r is IMPOHTAXT TbIPiitMtihs-i i f Farmers jiavewon the first stop 1nltfGroana resolution providing for a national commission on term fi nance It line gone to the House In the following form 4Senate joint resolution No 75 passed May 7 1912 and sent to the House To provide for tho appointment of a commission to Invcstlgnlc the 111111omortgagc banks sari cooperative rural credit unions In other coun tries Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Statesof America In Con press assembled that leis President Is hereby authorized to appoint byl and with the advice and ooiisdnt of the Semiten commission of three members not more than two of partyl cooperative lahilmortgage banks and of cooperative rural credit unions In other countries cbmpen comI comml lon Is hereby authorized tog employ such clerks stenographers d other assistants as may be nec which employees shall be Ian such compensation las the com mlJlslon may deem loot and reason able upon a certificate to be Issued 1by the chairman of the commission For the purposes ol its Inyestlga tlons this commission shall be au thorlzed tb Incur and have paid upon the certificate tff Its chalr= 11man such eltpenseua the commlp sloe shall decm necessary Provld ted however that the total expenses authorized or incurred for compen dycation emplgyeesfand othwise shall not exceed the sum of 30 000 Said commission shall not later thin one year after appoint moat submit a report its Congress embodying i tncrriii re ommenda fleas as to how the systems of such landmortgage batiKS and rural credit unions may best be adapted to illyneFdsand Teqilirepients of the I people of tHe United States and a Jai date this 01hmh1 lon shall cease to exist- ii Now let us put It through the House without furtiie delay Please address at onus a strong letter than to try tP after or arajand ft House jCommtttfe on Agriculture Washington D C urging them to report out S J 75 eo thatlt can Immediately i ass the House In ex actly the obeys fprrri This Is bet ter than to try to fltnror amend It lnany way Time is airorttna thet commission should be iippplntedr j sot Then It will be able io report theIwill be before Congress when early lieecreditsIand banking This report will also therLegislatures which will be In ses sion In nearly altltlipStates next wlptprs6tbat they may enact prodmotq cooperative farm finance In the different StatesAmertean i Agriculturist Helped to Steep Down Expenses Irs J EI Henry Akron flitch tells how she did sot I was both gbnnearly Double Y tried a sample of Foley Kidney Piflsandthey dId meson c that I bought attt tie and they savedme a doctors blllj1 For weak back backache rheumailsm urinary abd Sidney troubleesauseFoley ki4 1 Y Pills1 theynelp cjulckly For Sale byalT dealertlii r r 7 0btI pc ry TI rr Ti cntmcit MUSIC APPAiit 0- M JIOlI1fE CON REG TJON fa1 IIln np1 9r yea boeanof6flotielyaaI newBhntInftdayBP sutt fed It1i jgncffalni oTa BVoop nJ a1 choir rumVusCatia rttti ftdfiofi tanned tbdrhatht otllenditi tiitnxihus ettn tp rurfiofs of tr6ublBiajchoiMaftbV THWiVerafti ladderilKeVTe Deflftj bWIi uVfor tth8Vdl8pkjnof thVrfo prabbWocBl ijJrbwerffl has ttftrifS tnjftk fM8 afatf utfhdly OilnV ct- Ayen believe that the I lOrrOrst6f Highly embe1ltBb arlinrertorle Lave uIILrIti 0 YIll 1 t S done much to tighten pursestrings and deaden generous frnpulses The preeence bqhlqd the pulpit ofa lanv guld quartet praising qod on behalf ot tie bored Dinners in the pews has always seemed Io mo he profanes of anomalies Nor has long con templation of vested chqlrsln Epis copal churches shaken my belle that Church haste ihould be an nf fair of the congregation Mere dlth Nicholson In1trfe Atlantic LQVK IKVT AVHKV WKAITH 1 CASIfJ INTO HOUSKJIOU r New York Juge 7Frgderlc HCrandel who lssald to have re ceived 2000000 froni the estate of his uncle the late Edwin Hawloy foupd himself today Ina suit tpr separation brought by his wife tits Adelaide Crandall chargin- him with abandonment crqelty and nonsupport It was because of Crandclls in fatuatlon fpr Mrs Crandell former oilerulor where Crandell also was employed that Mr Hawley severed all relations with his nephew With the railroad mans death Crandell came In for a share of his fortune Mr Hawley having died In testateIn complaint Mrs CrandellI recites that much of the alleged cruelty on the part of her husbandl line occurred In the last few months or after he had come int affluence They have five childrenof SKYATOU IOniMKIt WlMj- DO TIII cusi MUCH HOOD Senator Lorlmer In announcing that lie would not resign has den this country a real service and iIf he clings to that Intention until th question of his retention can be de tided by a vote Irt the Senate he will have performed a really great service There arc sometimes over forty Senators who will Vote to keep Lor lmer in his tainted seat If her mer had resigned they would have escaped a record vote Now that he has announced his Intention t- Btlclthey o will be brought fairly to the scratch and forced to go square lyon record And after they vote for Lorlme- they will be retired Just as soon a s the people can get at them Thi will be a mighty good thing for the country for which Mr LorImer 1 entitled to credit When your child has Avhoniilnj cough be careful to keep the cough loose apdrxpgctoratlon efloy by giving tiitiHberlalns Cough H3Wi dy as maybe required This remedy will also liquify the tough mu pus and make It easier to expectorate It uas been used successfully In ninny cpldpmlcs and is safp nn3 sure Iot sale by all tealers b Harvester Combine Must Pay The International HarvesterCom pony must pay a fine of 1500 Imposed In the Jrayson Circuit Court the Court of Appeals having affirmed the verdict of the lower brought bt 1 the Commohtrealthi agdlrtet the HarVestfer Company charging combination to restrain trade The Jury found for the Corn monwealth and this Isi sustained Tho higher court adopts the opinion handed down In March In a similar case from Bullltt county I Blisters on the hands burns scalds old sores lame back andi rheumatism are all subject to the great healing and penetrating power of DALLARDS SNOW LINI reJlIetbqttle Sold byIartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co lien ver Dam Ky m Children Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTPR I IAI A Tip to the Wisp When ignorance Is bliss there folly to put your wife wise rWashington Post J A story is circulated in Washing Uprt that J Roosevelt Is nominated by the Republican National Con ventlon Taft ylll lead aff bqltln ticket and that Ifraftig named by the convention RggseveU will lead a bolting ticket I J f c 3 Jit nf 1 1111 rwlirn othertthiq tile rr remedy foglsirltlyf wuted cbii- I n r4rem iU loarufecj ud baild then opiwieBvotJkaiTfoed absolateEy a tlLur t11 rfcdit r novaeBlootnild 1fnI uu 1 nnl = tHtIIIi vaon Irt tlati J d1a17 lit ro fOlEYf ntrrittlltAVla tQltavarlal Id rt e riti t 1 lP0 r + d i aY 1 l Gave Up Hope I suffered five years with awful pains due to womanly troubles writes Mrs M D McPherson from Chad bourn N C They grew worse till I would often faint I could not walk at all and I had an awful hurting in my side also a headache and a backache I gave up and thought I would die but my husband urged me to try Cardui so J began and the first bottle helped me By the time the third bottle was used I could wouldkme l LIII CARDUt For more than 50 years Cardui has been relieving womans sufferings and making weak women strong and well During this time thousands of women have written like Mrs McPherson to tell of the really surprising results they obtained by the use of this purely vegetable tonic remedy for women Cardui strengthens builds restores and relieves or pre vents unnecessary pain and suffering from womanly troubles you are a woman begin taking Cardui today I Write to Ladies Advisory Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Chaltanooca Tcnn lorS lal instruction and 54paKe book Uome Treatnunt lor Women sent Iree J d r YoU The r1If WANT a Better That question will be asked you almost dally by business men seeking yout services If you qualify take the DraujhonTramng and show ambition to rise f More 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tRANKLFELIXPubas4ProprlEntered U mall matter of the second class There are several fellows yet Ito f come to the bat before Teddy mal es I his Third base i It Is now generally understood that Rooseveltlsm is not only a dli easQ but an epidemic Those fellows whowould rather be right than President have a lot of chances these days And still we hear little or noth ing about a Vice Presidential can didate In either of the leading par ties There Is no occasion for bolting- II the decisions are honest says Teddy But theres that ominous little If a It Is said that the oldest woman voter In California Is for Taft Can It be that he has captured the old maid vote Mr LaFollette Is still bragging that he Is the only Republican can didate for the Presidency who car ried his own State In the preference primaries President Taft has complained In his scrap with Teddy that he has been hit below the belt Wouldnt it have been awful If he had been hit right on the belt line Let us hope that the recent In sane political agitation with which our country has been afflicted will not project Its Influence Into our willihaveOne of the most important gath erings ever held In the State will be that of the Kentucky Educational Association to be held In Louisville June 25 26 and 27 No progressive teacher should fall to attend Senator John Sharp Williams charges that It costs six dollars to bathe a Senator and advocates the abolishment of the Government bath houses Ho very properly adds that such Govcrmental extrava gance Is Inexcusable President Taft can it the bulls eye once In awhile as when in a re cent speech ho said Mr Roosevelt likens himself to Abraham Lin coln whom h0 more and more re sembles less than any man in the history of this country I In the matter of delegates to the Republican National Convention there seems to be a difference be tween what was bought and sold and what is called the voice of the people But that will probably be settled at Chicago the 18th It Is said that speculators are of fering 50 each for seats in the Re publican National Convention which meets in Chicago June 18 It will no doubt be much safer in a seat off to one side and almost any fellows life or limb ought to be worth fifty plunks or more The greatest show on earth will open at Chicago next Tuesday the 18th As usual the elephant will be one of the prime attractions From a glance at the acrobats in waiting however It looks now like the faithful old critter will bo rid den almost to death r Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth has taken the Initiative and head ing a crowd of feminine followers it has been decided that the women must remove their hats at the Re publican National Convention It was agreed that It Is almost an Im pertinence and assuredly a discour tesy for women to keep on their hats If all this Is true In a polit ical assemblage ought not the same rule apply In the house of God dur ing the preaching hour It Is thatLord Haldon a member of the English peerage was recently sued by his grocers for 20 for goods supplied and judgment went against him al though he affirmed he did not owe thee bill After the verdict Lord Haldon observed In court I wont pay it 1 am going to America next week That sounds a whole lot like a familiar incident that oc curs in a country newspaper office once In awhile when a subscriber refuses to pay his dues goods sup plied and departs for another place leaving no address But thank goodness there are only a few of these English sort of fel lows The talk oathird man or a dark horse winning tpo ftpubllcan Presidentlatnominattonrftt ubiid lag very materially The reason is there is no able or selfrespecting Republican willing Jo take the nom inatlon with the conditions facing him after the campaign of vltuper atloh between Tnft and Roosevelt I Ho knows he would be defeated and be Is not hankering to become a vicarious sacrifice simply to pull the chestnuts of a few stand= pat Republicans out of the fire So It does not make any difference to tho Democrats of this country who Is nominated on the Republican ticket they will beat that candidate to a frazzle Once In swill we come across a person who refuses to pay his dues on The Herald claiming that he never subscribed for the paper and therefore owes nothing This type of person usually allows the sub scription account to run up two or three years before making this complaint Of course the accoun Is just and due because he has re celved and enjoyed the paper Thd Herald Is never sent regularly to anybody unless It is ordered by the subscriber or a friend or relative for him Of course we do not al ways remember the latter state of case at the expiration of time We do not wish anybody to take The Herald unless they want It- T ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR VICE PRESIDENT New York June 10Wllllam- Cox Redfleld Representative In Congress from one of the Brooklyn districts has announced himself as- a candidate for the nomination for Vice President on the Democratic ticket Mr Redfield is a business man of large means and Is an expert on the subject of the tariff He was elected to Congress without much regard to political affiliations YOULD AMEND THE NEW 1 Loll AFFECTING WOMEN Paducah Ky June SMer chants In Paducah will cooperate with the merchants of Louisville Lexington and other cities in the State to secure an amendment to the new State law which prohibits employers from working women more than ten hours a day The law Is effective June 10 The mer chants of several cities including Paducah desire Saturdays and the shopping days preceding Christmas excluded However local labor leaders believe that the amend ment will be met with strong opposition as a similar law to that passed by the recent Legislature is working successfully in Illinois and other States v United States Senator Nixon of Nevada died from spinal meningitis In a Washington hospital Will Nominate Taft Columbus 0 June 10The name of President Taft will be pre sented to the Chicago convention by Warren G Harding farmer Lieutenant Governor of Ohio Mr Hard Ing announced today that he had received a letter from Mr Taft asking him to name him at the Chicago convention Mr Harding an nounced he had accepted the commission I COURTESY TO TIlE PRESS IS NEVER MISPLACED Courtesy to the newspapers can do more good for the public welfare than one realizes Remember when a newspaper representative honors you by asking you for infor mation that you are not merely favoring him but you are giving satisfaction to the public by giving the press reliable Information There Is nothing that brightens the work or the press more than to have those on the list who can be depended onto help furnish particulars and facts for tho paper In a willing ac commodating manner It Is a pleas ure to think of friends who are al ways glad to remind you of events and other Items Give to the newspaper and It shall be given unto you and the same measure that you give out courtesy and kindness and truthfulness to the press the same shall be measured back to you again Breckenridgp News DestroysDandruff Ayers Hair Vigor keeps the scalp cJeanandheaJthyd- estroys all dandruff and greatly promotesthe growth of the hair You will certainly be pleased with it as a dressing for your hair It keeps the hair soft and smooth and promptly checks any falling of the hair it does not color the hair and cannot injure the hair or scalp Consult your doctor thesehalcprobiemsAsk Ayers Hair Vigor Xa4 Wr th jr o ATZB CO LewnllGw WOMEN AT CONVENTION WILL TAKE BONNETS OFF Style Leaders Headed by Mrs Nicholas Longwortb Have So Decided 1 Chicago III June 8The fem- Inine controversy which closed the Republican National Convention four years ago gives Indications of opening the convention jtijs year Shall the women take ort their hats They shall Mrs Alice Roosevelt Lbngwortl says so Mrs Henry Wadsworth daughter of the late John Hay for mer Secretary of State arid wife of one of the Speakers of the New York House Mrs Harry New Mrs Charles S Deneen Mrs Wade Ellis Mrs Judson Harmon Mrs Myron T Herrick and ether arbiters of feminine political styles all say so Mrs Longworth at the convention brought the matter to an is sue with all the quickness of decision which characterizes her fath er In settling large matters She took her seat looked about her casually from under a wide flow ertrlmmcd hat drew herself to alertness whipped off her long white gloves and abstracted three hat pins out of her hat For a long while she held It in her lap then she gave it to Nicholas to look af terBy this simple act of courtesy Mrs Longworth elicited an ovation which with a little encouragement might have spread to something re sembling the enthusiasm her fath ers name brought about Although the convention had been raging for three days not another woman had offered to remove her hat Chicago women who have inter ested themselves in the conventldn among them Mrs Chatfield Taylor Mrs Kellogg Fnlrbank Mrs La Verne W Noyes and Mrs John Borden have all agreed that it Is almost an impertinence and assur edly a discourtesy for women to keep on their hats With these on the affirmative side the negative If there Is one doubtless will gent ly fade Iloun DnwR Imitator Slater Mo June 9J Av Jay cox day yardmaster for the Chlca gO and Alton Railroad at SlaterI has been humming thenoun dawg song until men on his division have organized a movement to send him to Baltimore for the Na tional Democratic Convention as a booster for Champ Clark Jaycox Is able to mimic well the various tones of the famous Missouri fox hunter He performs the Imitations- so perfectly that the Missouri delegation has furnished his transpor tation and will depend upon him to root in the language of the houn dawn- THOUSAND NOUN DAWGS TO PARADE FOR CLARK Washington D C June 10 Champ Clarks Presidential headquarters announced last night that ai campaign Is on to marshal houn dawgs from every State In Balti more A trainer and fancier in Tulsa county Oklahoma Is arrang ing for a dog parade in Baltimore during the Democratic National Convention He expects to have 1 000 dogs in line His Idea Is to have every State represented by a delegation of dogs- I want a thousand dogs In this parade he says and I want every State represented We are plan ning to get as many trained dogs as possible and a few that have been In service In the Yukon country Sn Committee To Investigate A measure directing the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations to Investigate the authority for Amer Ican military operations in any for eign nation except under express direction of Congress and Another to ascertain whether Insurrections j In Cuba and Mexico are being fomented in this country were Introduced Saturday Memorial relScccs Owensboro Ky June 10The annual memorial services aid dec oration of the graves of jthVdO ceased brothers were held sit Elm- wood cemetery yesterday afternoon by the Qwensborp camp ofthe Vpodmcir of the World and the pxcrclses were the most largely attended ever had The Wbbdiriejtl marched to the cemetery with a brass band and the Uniform Rank leading the marching lines IJ i HILDREN fiOLD AS SLAVES i TO THE HIGHEST PER itjGenej Jo wiss and German writers are call fnghe attention of tho public and isrpraolYcelKly boys between the ages of 11 asd 15 i years are sold In public to the highest bidders at Frledrichshafei a Berman town on Lake Consfanci These children numbering X200 or more are brought about thIs time of the year by their parent who are poor and live mostly in the Austrian Tyrol and on the Swiss frontier Swiss and German farm ers examine the goods and choose the strongest and healthiest children to work for them through out tho summer The prices are arranged between the farmers and the parents and a cpntract Is signed The farmer agrees to give food and lodging to the boy or girl he engages and i5 to 1Q after five to six months work which Is for 17 to 18 hours a day The farmer does not usual ly accept any responsibility con cerning the moral conduct of the boy or girl who has entered his service and whom he treats as a farm hand and on the same footing as his other employees daySundayone of these child slaves Rise at 4 a m prepare coffee for the farm and milk the cows drive the animals up the mountain slopes re turn to the farm about 11 a m to help If a girl to prepare the dinner and if a boy to chop wood I for the winter Dinner at 12 then odd jobs and in Switzerland school I for one hour and a half After school the girl or boy receives a piece of bread and goes up the mountain to see that the cattle have not strayed and to look after them until milking time about 8 pom and drive them down Toward 9 oclock the cattle are driven in their stables for the night and supper Is served Bedtime is rarely earlier than lOp m and the child slave must be up at4 a m again to con tinue the dally routine Thomas L Wulker Ousted Lexington Ky June 8Thomas- L Walker a Roosevelt supporter was deposed as Chairman of the Fayette county Republican Commit tee and Thomas AL Owsley a Taft adherent was seated by the Sev enth District Republican Committee here today But the end is not yet Walker taking the ground that there was not a legal quorum pres ent gave notice of an appeal to the State Central Committee Tim LOVK LETTERS FELL INTO HIS WIFES HANDS niu rlelcJ WVa June 8Mrs Lizzie DIggs Is dead because when she wrote letters to her affinity Charles Tinsley she failed to have them registered and as a result six Iot them fell Into the hands of Tins leys wife who daily visited the postoffice while her husband was at workThe took place at Thomas when Mrs Diggs met Mrs Tins ley who said she had received her letters and then pulling a gun fired three shots at the woman Mrs Tinsley is hiding at the home of relatives FARMING DELAYED IN GREEN RIVER DISTRICT Owensboro Ky June 9Rep- orts from every section of the Green river district are that the farmers are complaining on account of the lack of rain and that crops are suffering considerably on ac count of the scartltyof rain The tobacco setting has been held back and the growing crops have been retarded by the want of rain and the cool nights experienced recently have been even worse for them Corn Is said to be suffering more than any other crop ARK NOT FAMILIAR WITH COMING STATE PRIMARY Louisville Ky June 8That dlIrectterested In both Republican and Democratic politics was disclosed by the fact that hardly any one realized until Wednesday that prop erly certified petitions must be filed with the county clerk by June 24 to secure places on the official bal lot at the State primary August 3 Those who set to work preparing these petitions found the work far more technical than had been sup posed Under the law It Js necessary to present a petition signed by approximately 1200 voters and each voter must give with his name and address his precinct and ward and must have been register ed at that address at the last con gressional election Moreover all voters must certify they afnlafe and expect to affiliate with the par ty of the candidate for whom they sign All candidates who do not get their petitions In by June 24 cannot be voted for at the August prinfary and if there is only qne candidate he will get the nomination and the right to the party em blemby default We for The EeraH 411 a Teu X l T1IiIIIi just come and see foryourself I go to So to us a we can so fit to a us Y oTn1f + 4 i i St Red and the corn M on the Era Red and and of 0 TIm FIRST REAL ON RACE New York June the tlrst real bet to be made on the curb was put here when 2000 was 2000 that would not be at Chicago who bet the of also offer ed to place 1200 1000 that Taft would not be elected If was learned that a coterie of in order to test the of tho who were to bet 3000 to 1000 that their chief would be on the tlrst ballot at Chicago had sent 1000 fered at 2 to 1 and finally at even money To of Reform 16 years old will be taken to the house of reform by De puty Sheriff Wetter two 4 It ENDS LIFE JOKE Ky June 8 l take his death would a shoe 51lf1 Listen Come to us evid you further for whit you oJfii1 P1 lu I p16Me us When you Iooking around you will stop looking when you reachour store and buy why not come straight when you need new suit and save botherYou will find artistic clothes and scarcely believe sell you such handsome veil made bigvalue gar ments for little money We shall you TV You blame yourself for never having your clothes from before CARSON Sc COINCORPORATED Hertford Kentucky Q Seed CorniWhite Dent Charles Cob White Dent Flint mixed Iowa Silver Mine quickest maturing market Choice Southern recleaned Cow Peas Whippoorwills New Clays Blacks Eippers Blue Goose Soja Beans Sorghum Broom Coral Pumpkin- Seed many other kinds Field Seeds RAPIER GRAIN SEED CO OWENSBORO KENTUCKY MONEY PRESIDENTIAL GPerhaps election through wagered against Theodore Roosevelt nominated Theman against nomination Roosevelt against President nominated- It Wallstreet bankers confidence Roosevelt boosters offering nominated pUbliclybut House andLoraTuesday morning accompanIed ThoPooleservetourPoolejlrlhusbandontheimmoralityOwwe- nsboro inquirer- KENTUCKIAN AFTER GR3WSOSIE Winchester asQquelsWatterman hislWatterman ynlllookno wing wjll willy bought maker telegraphed his sister late last night that he was dead The police of Lexington searched all night for the man and only located him at 1230 a m today when ho walked Into a police station and disclosed his Identity Humiliated at his act and saying that he had made an ass of himself he swallowed morphine shortly after he arrived here at noon today As another phase of this fatal Joke it was thought that the tablets he took were harm less and he was given no medical attention He was locked up In Jail for safe keeping as he said he Intended to commit suicide and died there tonight p Acme Binders Mowers and Rakes For Sale on easyterms See Likens Acton General Dealers in Groceriessj Quoopswar rjrd wart 1 Jar Hess Stoves13Banges pn Stoves FIingyImplemelits and R p rotirikinds w waw rw ii fi t- p 7CT N Hart o cl intucky- s i WEDNESDAY VJUXE 12 1013IGEFIVE IC F MidSummer Millinery We have made special preparations to furnish everybody with their MidSummer Millinery We arc receiving every week the new fads for hot weath er wear So if you are lookiug for the latest call and see Mrs Sara Collins Smith wiho will take special I pains in helping you in your selection i See MS also for New Slippers Late Hosiery Sheer White Goods Lawns in fact anything to make you comfortable And remember It Pays to Trade With a House That Saves You Money J i TIE HOME of QuaJityGFocetties Going Picnicking WELT A Poor Picnic A Picnic Would Be Without a Good Picnic Dinner- We I Are Headquarters For Appetising Picnic Delicacies Try These Theyll Please Olives Pickels Peanut Uutter Salmon Potted Hdm Dried Beef Butter Thins Crispo Malk Bis cuits Wafers Crackers Cakes of all Kinds Lowneys Chocolates and BOll lions ILERS CROCERY AND MEAT MARKET HARTFORD KENTUCKY 1J m 3 AUTOMOBItEII 4 From Haftfori Jto Beaver Dan and Return Splendid car meets all trains A fast and easy ride Telephone or call at our stable when you twant to leave or have relatives comin Jr giCOOPER a QCM t HARTFOHD as KENTUCKY II 0- i J f ic =r 1j H1fd Dhlyari01Fi D r n l tr r l 4 is It a i a W 0f j 0000000000000001o t 0 PKIISOXAL POINTS O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO New Ties for Men at Fairs i B Beans at U S Carsons 8 13c Seed Potatoes at U S Carsons While It lasts Bed Rock 30c Coffee for 25c cash at US Carsons Miss Addle Edge of Whltesville tlKySlleyMr Harry OBannon left Wednesday afternoon for a business trip to Alabama Mr David Moreland of Wayires boro Miss is visiting at his old home here Quick sales and small profits Is to my motto Call and be convinced- S L KINGd22tf Hartford Kys I have two twothreequarter Mogul Wagons I will sell for 60 each complete S L KING 22tf Hartford Ky Mr Thad Wllkerson of McHen ry Is In Hartford this week thesguest of sister Mrs Auburn WIIskcrson Mr Ney Foster left Thursday for a business trip 1o Huntington W Va He was accompanied by Mrs Foster Miss Nora Wedding has returned from Bowling Green where she has been taking special work in the N Normal School Mr and Mrs James A Crabtree of Central City were the guests of Mr and Mrs James H Thomas of Beaver Dam SunllayIMr R B Martin and wife re turned from Leltchfield yesterday noon where they had been to see their new granddaughter Messrs J K Tinsley Hartford Route 3 and V M Stewart Hart ford Route 4 were among The Heralds callers Thursday Go to Taylors Barber Shop and- try 1He an Electric Face or Scalp Mae sage and you will be delighted Something new and good 21t4 Master Philip D May1 little sonII of 31r and Mrs Frank May is vlsIiting his aunt Mrs Randall HunI ter of Pleasant Ridge this week llr Wallace W Wedding of Oklahoma City arrived In Hartford Wednesday to be the guest of his father Judge R R Wedding for a few days Mr A J Bell Owensboro who IIhas been spending the past week With friends and relatives In Hartford yilll return home the latter part iof the week Mr J B Canan has taken charge of the Sulphur Springs this county ant wlUrun it as a summer resort this year The Springs will be open for WiditorsAwlthin a short time just received a lot of wire fenc ing for lawn yard or graveyard Quality best and prices right CallI anti see our goods before purchas ing S L KING 22tf Hartford Ky I Mr Edgar Jandebuer of Station Intlhas returned home af ter a short Visit here the guest of Mr anti Mrs WC Schlemmer and Mr Robert Lauterwasser and fam ily Messrs R B Martin postmas terelect and James Ashley will leave for Chicago Saturday to be lr attendance at the Republican Na tional Convention Col C M BarII nett will go to Chicago Sunday t Miss Lena Trout of Cromwell I who visited her brother Mr Ceo Trout city last week and Miss Ger trude Stevens operator at the Hart ford telephone exchange paid The Herald a pleasant call Wednesday t Mr T S Grew of Keclu Kan arrived In Kentucky some flay I since and will visit Mr B T Greert other relatives and friends during the summer Mr Greer was a pleas ant caller at The Herald ofilce Mon dayBorn a to the wife of Otto C Mar tin last Monday morning a tenr pound girl Mother and child get ting along nicely Mr Martin hawbeen with his wife at her mother- in Leltchfleld for the past several days Mr C G Bennett wife and child of Shawnee okare visiting relatives v In the Beda and Hcflln neigh borhoods They will return home In a few days and Mr Bennett will take his mother Mrs G G ffudsbn with him to llVe Mrs I F Swallow and children 0 of Bessemer Ala who have been 0 visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W G Duncan and other relatives at Greenville Ky arrived In Harttford yesterday and will make her aunt Mrs Felix a visit I Mrs Herrick Johnson who has boen visiting relatlTes and irisQds inCreenvll1e arid Hartford4 wJH V JIjbje toy LouJsyjjJe this jftterjoo where she will be the guest of Mr i 1 and Mrs J H Wallace until toj morrow when she will leave for her home In Philadelphia Messrs W E Johnson Paradise Luther Brown Echols A J Wil liams city N B Davis and John Keith Horse Branch were among our callers yesterday Mr llebur Matthews senior editor of The Herald left Sunday to attend the Kentucky Press Associa on which Is holding Its annualI at Olympian Springs this t week He was Joined In Louisville by his daughter Elsie now a stenographer I of Hamilton 0 who Is with him on the trip Miss Martina Bennett who hasII been teaching at Milton OregonI for several months has been elected a position as teacher at MiltonII Tennessee and will enter upon her e there this fall At present is visiting In Portland Ore but will return to spend the summer here with her parents Rev and Mrs R D Bennett I The many friends of John Walter Mercer of the Goshen neighborhood will be glad to learn of his ate return home from a tour weeks at a New Albany Infirmary where he was operated on for ape pendicitis He is very much Improved In health and Is looking very much better than his friends expected after his severe affliction Messrs GI J Hoover Fred Goff and L C Crawford Frledaland T Daniel Olaton Route 1 W IP Leach Beaver Dam J M Smith Narrows Route 1 J L Southard Simmons J T Lowe i Sunndaleii E T Pate Barretts Hines BoaverxDam Route 1 I SII Horse Branch W A Case bier Prentls E B Kirtle Sim moos and W F Howard Whites vllle were among The Heralds callers Monday Hartford Is to have a new postmaster in the person of Mr R B Martin who will probably take charge of the office about July 1st succeeds Hon M L Heavrin whose term expired last March The appointment was held up by Soa tor Bradley pending the Presiden tial Conventions and the appoint ment now goes to Mr Martin who led the fight for Taft In Ohio coun ty before the County Convention In April Mr Martin is genial fel low and a good business man who wIHno doubt fill the positionvery acceptably Mr Heavrln who hu made a most efficient and accommo dating postmaster will now give th practice of law his whole time UXIVKIISITY GllAl l7ATn TO TOUU EUROPE Lexington Ky June 10 Prompted by the desire to supple ment their university education by travel and observation Messrs Jesse I Miller of this city and R W Tinsley of Hartford Ky two young collegians who graduated with honors from the Kentucky State University In a class of nlne tyseVen young men and women will leave next Wednesday for a tour of Europe which they propose to make on bicycles for the pur lpose of being better able to take In the sdenery and study the manners customs and living conditions of the people in the various countries which they will visit Young Miller Is the son of former Alderman I J tiller now member of the Board of Public Works oft this city and has distinguished himself at the university during his senior year as an orator winning a medal as the champion orator of the Patterson Literary Society and also being one of the wlnnJag team which defeated Transylvania in the annual Intercollegiate debate Young Tinsley possesses pronounced literary talent and was the editor of the Idea the weekly publication of the university and ofsUniversity Annual Attired In an outing flannel shirt and kahkl trousers and with their note books and a few necessities in knapsack they will tour England France Germany Switzerland and Northern Italy spending about four in their peregrinations abroad They will not take bikes ith them but expect to purchase IpsEngland Messrs Miller and Tinsley will be the first graduates of State Uni pastersitygraduate course in travel and they expect the experiment to prove beneficial to them from both a health land knowledge standpoint Louis ville Times T 0 O OO QOOOOOOOOOOO 1fA mAGE TtcRNREO 000000000000000George toDorn C Shultz Rochester Edward Nelson McHenry to Al gla TlcHenpr Centertown i T Edwards Luzern0 to Katie qidrkI Render V M Crowder Horse Branch to Laura ROWO Centertown I VIOLENT VOLCANOS JUKE I morn SLUMBERS Three Peaks in the Aleutian Range in Alaska are Spouting Flames Seattle Wash June BI11ree slumbering volcanoes in the Aleu tian range of Alaska suddenly have come to life and are throwing nut great quantities of smoke and hot ashes The awakened peaks are Lllrana and Redoubt in the Cook Inlet country and Katmal which overlooks Spellkof Strait It Is likely that Bogoslof Shuldln and Iavloff which are active volcanoes and much farther west ore also spouting flames Dispatches from the north say that the volcanoes are emitting lava and rocks but the discharge from the Alaska craters usually Is only ashes and smoke and it Is hoped there williI be no loss of life Apparently KoII dial and Its neighboring Islands have been covered by ashes Since the change of climate In Alaska cattle sheep and hogs have been able to feed out doors on Ko dlak Island throughout the year The volcanic ashes if they toll on t11 lisland IS Inches deep ns thov did on to deck of the BtptimilHn Dori PiuPt have destroyedI tho griiKB which however will grow art on tho anhes 112IIts lazing crater Is visible sea eIl8tuntI to clenr the debris from their clogged craters caused convulsions which were recorded in Washington D C in Seattle and Cleveland Ohio After the chlinnnvs were openedII the needles In the ohservatoiles were no longer agitated Tire strug- gleI of the volcanoes to break their fetters caused reports like the fir ing of cannon Revival at Christian Church As had been advertised the Roy L Brown Evangelistic Company be gan a series of meetings at the Christian church here Sunday morn- Ing Juno 9 The house has been filled to Its utmost capacity at I alI services held to date Hartford I s very fortunate In securing the services of Eld Brown and his excel 9lent company who hall fromlHelle fontalne O eMr D E Snider who has charge of the music Is certainly a of music and the chorus deserves much credit for assistance rendered their deserving leader Cornet music Is furnished by R L Brown Jr who Is an accom plished artist and also deserves much of the credit for the good musicAs a result of this meeting no doubt much and lasting good will1 be accomplished throughout the communityThe continues Indefinite ly oooooooooooooooO CIRCUIT COURT NOTES O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO The Ohio Circuit Court convened In court hall Monday morning wit Judge T F BIrkhead present and presiding with Co mmua wealth Attorney Den D Ringo and Count Attorney C B Smith present to look after the evil doers The following named gentlemen were empaneled as grand jurors for the present Tune term John H Smith Sam Kelley Luther Brown F B Bldwell W K Johnson W IP 11REnglesby W E Johnson was ap pointed foreman Sam Kelly clerk and Estill Arbuckle sheriff The following named gentlemen I were empaneled as petit Jurors Anderson Davidson E G Atchison D B Bartlett J A Ferguson C F Maddox J W Flener C G Taylor Byron Taylor O M Hlpsley R C Stewart NB White Chas Crumes O T Burdette Louis P Turner Pres Woods Jno filler Wm Schroader 0 P Raines J D Holbrook L M Word A B Tichenor Comth vs W C Truman the defendant being thrlco called ams falling to answer law and tact submitted to the court and finedI 50 and costs Thereupon his bondI of 200 was forfeited and sum mons awarded The following fifteen Common wealth cases were continued for process viz Comth vs Paul1I Cooper Llche Ransom 3 cases Bob Nelson 2 cases Lee Hobbs IJardln Baize et al 2 cases Frank Allen et al John Clever Flelden Baize et al 2 cases Chas Baize et al Red alias Rusty Wilson Comth vs flee Simpson and Jo ste Ward continued On motion of the CpmmbnweaUh and County Attorneys the following fifteen prosecutions were dismissed h omth vs Mollle Day J K IIZ Mack Shoper John Meyer Helfrich Robert Bruner Hoclley Ihelps Bonnet Co E L Wells Cuss DennlEon A E fJmUi Joy Wheeler Frank Allen et at Elijah Gary Cumberland Tel jphone Telegraph Co and John Taylor Jury Trials The following cases have been set for trial in addition to tho ordi nary docket Jury trials as publish ed In these columns last week TUESDAY2D DAY White Sowing Machine Co V3 The Wilson Co- THURSDAY4TH DAY W H Bean c vs I C U R Co Louis Hoover vs St L N O R R Co MONDAY 7TH DAY Robert Robinson vs Broadway Coal Mining Co Comtlj vs Our Baines charged with cutting In sudden heat and passion verdict of jury guilty and fined rO- Comth vs Elze Gray and otirs charged with gaming verdict of jury not guilty Comth vs Ben Taylor agreed judgment 50 Comth vg Thomas Render ver dirt of jury 50 Comth v1 hoe Watts continued Comth vII J 1K Alvey default Judgment for 50 Comth v1 J K Alvoy default 1I rnt sco Comth VB Olivia French agreed judgment 0- Cuth vL BIIH dismissed Comth v1 Androw King c dlsmiarod IIH to Klnn Comth vs Dr Charles DoWoesc et nl continued Comth vs Hermnn Vlck abet Vlck and Lonnli Vick voract at jury HO days In jo II for each NOTKS The following visltfnsr attorneys are In attendance at court this week Senator W O Jones Leltchtlftil Mr GB Likens Frank fort and Judge J MI Porter lien ver Unto Mr Marvin Miller olllcial sten ographer for the Sixth Judicial Dls trict arrived In Hartford Monday morning to look after his court work V Nof IE Notice The Hartford Magisterial Dist trict A S of E will moot at Goshen Saturday June 22 at 10 oclock am Instead of tho last Saturday In June as the County Union is a week earlier Please see that your local Is represented G P JONES Chmn BYRON BEAN Secy rI1I1h Dedication Mt Morlah M IE Church will hr dedicated June 23 1013 Rev Hugnes president of the Kings wood College will deliver the dedi catory sermon The ro will he dinner on the ground and a cordial Invitation Is extended to the gcnrnl imblc REV H T SPIT P c For Suit Town T rcMrty vacurt lots cottages nail twostory dwelllns A C YEISER1 CO- Hartford Ky A S of K Notice To the members of Beda Local No 390 A S of E will meet June 15th at Beda schoolhouse at 2 p- In All members are requested to be there Yours respectfully 11tARIN BAIRD Secy CseaprsI Jeorgo Blackburn who shot and killed Colemun Dawson has not as yet been apprehended imimKv Ill SKCOVO- XOMIXATIOX OF TAFT Yuslilimton D C Juno 1C Senator Bradley who seconded tho nominations of Grant In 1SSO and Roosevelt In 1004 has accepted tho Invitation of President Taft to sec ond his nomination Former Lieut Gov Harding ot Ohio will make the nominating speech Senator Bradley has been a dele gate to six national conventions Ho received 105 votes for Vice Presi dent In 1888 He was endorsed for President by the Kentucky State convention in 1896 Memorial Services The local Knights ot Pythias Lodge will hold a memorial service Dros gelist will conduct services Mrs Harriet Garner Duke Dead Died at her residence two miles south of Hartford Saturday morn ing June 8 1912 at 830 oclock of a complication of diseases after many years of much suffering Ago 73 years 5 months and 2 day The Interment took place at the family burying ground at Goshen after funeral services conducted b Rev H P Brown on Sunday at t m She is survived by one dr iter Mrs Lizzie Mercer and three oth ersE T Williams Hartfo W H Williams living on afi inc farm to defendant and C Y Wil liams who resided with dele ed She has gone to her final ward r I w q VVr vVWVV I VV 1 t PAGE SIX THE HARTFORD HERALDEDN1SD1Y JUNE 12 1012 I The Hartford Herald J II Illinois Central Railroad Time T bio at Beaver Dam Ky North Bound South Bound No 132 405 am No 121 Jl35 pi No 122122Spm No 101248 pi11 No i0224S pm No 131 855 pi J E Williams Agt TEACHERS fFROM BEST COLLEGES I Are Now Being Sent Ti- The r Philippines THE INCREASING INTEREST TI In Western Educational Mat ters Makes the Demand Very Great JUST IS CEXTKR tW 1XTEIIEST Washington June SIhe Bureau of Insular Affairs has justI completed the selection of over one hundred American teachers for service In the Philippine Islands These young men and women come fromI the best universities colleges and normal schools In almost every sec tion of the tnlted States and were selected from a larger eligible list of candidates than over before ap plied for positions with the Insular branch of the Government service More than eleven years of our educational experiment there has demonstrated to those who have In vestigated the subject that as a noted educator on his return from the Orient said the achievements of the Bureau of Education in the Philippines make as bright and in spiring a chapter of history as was ever written and that our Insular service Pffcrg an excellent opportu nity for honest energetic and well educated young men to render a most conspicuous service for the Government and for themselves It Is very gratifying to the offi daIs to know that there Is such an increasing interest in its Insular possessions and that It can depend upon youngclearbralned and clear minded men of good education to enter Its service and assist in the solution of some of the problems which dally confront It Students and travelers in the Orient in recent years have return ed to the United States with the re port that the East is to be the cen ter of the greatest governmental ac tivities of the twentieth century and our position in the Philippines has made it possible for those on the ground to get an Insight Into these problems and take a very ac tive part in their solution Insofar hs the participation by the United States Government IIs concerned The development of the Am rl can public school system in the Philippines modified to meet local conditions has been a most remark able one during the past ten years yet the opportunity for further growth Is very great The organl zatlon Is still in its primitive pc nod and these hundred young men who have just sailed from San Francisco to add their training and experience to the nine thousand American and Filipino teachers already on the ground mid familiar with the local situation will result In a very material advance in the performance of our obligations In the Philippines Near Corn Famine I Tompklnsvllle Ky Juno 1 There Is almost a corn famine in Monroe county Corn now sellq for a dollar a bushel and it Is pre dicted that before the middle of June It will go at least to 125 q bushel Most of the corn has been sold either to city dealers or to dis tillers within the county Therq would be much suffering among livestock but for the excellent pasturage i of which there is an abun dance KENTUCKY DEATH HOUSE CIIODBDltARETJIISG Thirteen men now occupy the death house at the Eddyvlllo pentl tentlar awaUIng bhds In the elec trlc chair TjilBlssald toe be largest npperof men over untie sentejeof death at one tme in Kentucky Those whoI make a study ofsuch this say thirtone reason there has been more tkndent cy of lat lo Impose tnpdeati pen7 alfy IB that Jhe ex cutton bfttiefgii II teqce takes place at Eyvill IJtf not Wherohlf riratf occurred ieath aenienceji Jrhjhlg State weiq rare pfor to tlintssagoof the elecrciculoh hand the c ta lIl1hmentot the death chair r yrJa J 1I r1 i 1I1 t punishment at death Severe Ihis have already been putt to death the clbctrtc Chair and noWthbf Itare thlrtebif more f6 be1 kilted by the qicqric current 4 Where thi- condCjinnecl Jrnan was fled the execution took place In the county where the crime was committed 11dnd the local sheflfl had io spfVrii the trap Many sheriffs pbjectei vigorously t jIdii1g at art exe cutlon andpspLtheirIntuence to prevent the return of a death pen ally or if the death penalty wasI returhed were active9n trying toI geciire commutation df thedeathl Sentence tfcYankfbrt NeWs Jpur usV j 00 0000000000 0 00I O WHY HE SAID IT 0- JOOOOOOOOOOOOOu I I The votes had all been cast The second term was his The subject of a third term was not up Nobody was asking for a pledge nothing was to be gained by one it came without apparent cause pr occasion Everybody wondered why and no body to this day knows nut there must have been a cause The custom which limits a President to two terms Is wise I am entering on my second under no circumstances will I accept a third The words were carefully arranged and of the utmost Import ance There must have been a causeTheodore Roosevelt halt just been elected to rule this nation for a necond term Ho had received an Indorsement that was almost with out precedent majorities of half a million here and 200000 there it might as well have been unanimous It was a wonderful tribute an un paralled triumph His cup was fulllie was very grateful very hap py and the best that was in the man was on top He said to himself Theodore I know you You love power There Is no limit to your ambition You havo learned the game You know how to dazzle and fascinate as well as Napoleon You may If you will break all precedent and rule this nation as long as you live That Is a what you would like to dobe a Napoleon or Cromwell Hut that is just what you ought hot to do It would be ungrateful it WOUld be treasonable it would bft the end of the last exprlment In popular government It would be wrong but I know you your weakness and your strength you can get a third term and a fourth and a fifth If you I try and you will try If you dont speak put now and by a solemn pledge made while you are at your qIbest put yeurself forever beyond temptation VO This was hath said atid In the hour of his triumph and gratitude the better Roosevelt made the pledge which has now been broken Nobody denies the brilliance and dash and shrewdness and courage and power of Theodore Roosevelt It Is his shrewdness sd his power driven on by his insatiable ambi I tion that makes him today sughaV portent and menace Kansas CJty Journal 0 Great Weekly at n Low PricedThe Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer a twelvepage paper recently trans t formed Into the size and appearance of a daily will be furnished in con nection with the Hartford Herald at only 135 for tIle two papers This price stands good on renewals for The Herald The Weekly En quirer is an ideal newspaper con taming a big variety of reading and Is especially suited to the farming classes It Is Democratic and pro gresslve This Is certainly a low price for a lot of good reading tf p citing It All The doctor told him he needed carbohydrates protelds and above all something nitrogenous The doctor mentioned a long list of foods for him to eat He staggered out and wabbled Into a Pennavenue restaurantHow beef steak he nskII cd the waiter Is that nitrogenous The waiter didnt knoWV Are fried potatoes rich In cdl bohydrates or riot The waiter couldnt saY Well Ill fix It declared th- poorznari in despair Bring rn FIIlarge plate of hash i C 11j of 1I DnmaRC Suit friuHtcrred i Qwenshproj y June JhJ hlgdaruagerrllut ifJChatI V1St evens wbo sues by his fa herI 0oh iV Stevens against tie tljlloril Central Vi RaljrQadt 0ccnbzyVor 1 300001 ifor personal Injuries re cclyad iri LoulsyUlo In jFebrHaryv 1910usrhen henAttfinjptitp grab Jt jpapslhE freight par and ejlpned W the ioQt him been transferred fron I 1tti a RaysbpJJirppit4COUt9Jfrn ji JJnltedjBtatps Qquift here tP7r J hVI I ur1 I Arabs wflO rorcea tneir Way jnio- aDltal of Moroicorwere VefeBWbyW Fiach trotetffr a bloody SBgafiffieht htjV The 1 rrA YitCl1rd 1aa 3 1h61 Whotf I IIT I ojJIr ui- 5pVt I IUII Ei uctIu9U1 01i DAUGHTER WINS FATHER THREE TIMES MURDERER Prayer and Song in Cell SoftenedI the Defiant CondemnedI Prisoner I 1 Washington Pa Juiils1Jan Rlbarlch an Austrian clever artistItl and thrice1 a1 murderer wbd wlll be j l hanged here Tuesday wascflhvert ed Iin his1 cell by Ms laughter whom j he had Vowed he wouldlkm1beca s shfi was the cause of UW AJJ visit from his daughtera prayerl and the singing of Nat r My 3od Tq Thee caused ft dramatic incIdqnV1 riri- RIbarlclvwhp had fitted his Lell- Into astudlo for wckspatocc- uV his time In painting pictures and presenting them to his ifrlenda and Jail officials Ho always spoke i jokingly of the gallows and had persuaded the Sheriff to allow him to look at the gallows from a winV dow several hours before the exe cution was to take place Rlbarlch had painted the likeness of many of his friends and had drawn a sketch of himself dangling ut the end of a rope with his body half concealed through the falling of the trap- Ribaricli shot and killed Michael Novak his wife and Stephen Stan lovl whom he blamed for harboring his daughter After his conviction the father said his only desire was to kill his daughter before ho died as she had disobeyed him The girl visited her father to night accompanied by guards When he saw her he broke down A Methodist minister prayed Nearer MyI God To Thee was sung by vis- Itors and jail guards and the condemned man embraced his daugh terVBefore leaving the Jail tTiedaugh ter aged 18 promised her father to bring her fiance next Sunday to the Jail It will be the first meeting It between Rlbarlch and the Young a man who will tpke his daughter aq bride soon after tho execution of YOU TAKK WHAT YQU LIKE ANt LEAVE THE BALANCE Running newspaper Is Just like running a hotel only different When a man gpes Intp a hotel and finds something on tbe table which does not suit him he does not raise hades wIth the landlord and tell him to stop his old hotel WelJl hardly He sets that aside and wades Into the dishes that suit btm tp It Is different with some nowipa per readers They find ah article occasionally that does not suit them exactly and without stopping- to think It may please hundreds of other readers make a grandstand play and tell the editor hoW a jiaIEi per should be riiii and what should be put Into It but such people arcVi becoming fewer every year Grand Junction Cpiol HeralityeVV JiiII The Girls Handicap i I tt In her pretty new frock Sister Mabel felt qulto proud as she sat the front step and watched some boys playing on the sidewalk r iVI After a time a little boy came npV to talk to her and to admire in his p rough little way her bright shiny1 shoes and pink sashISee my nice squarecut waist1 iexclaimed the girlie and my nice 4 coral beads Dont you wlshiyod 1 wuz a girl 0 No slreee replied the boy 1Iwouldnt want to be any girl at all because look Ie how much more 4neck+ It Is now well known that not + more than one case of rheumatism In ten requires any internal trpat ment whateevr All that is needed Is a free application of Chamberlains a Liniment and massaging the parts at each application Try 11 and see hpw quickly It will relleyq the pain and soreness Sold by nfl i dealers m ItAXKIXU FOIIFA1IMEIISV AN iMIdRTAXT MAtTEItlI t I Keen Interest is being taken by1 farmers generally in the widespread 1 efforts now being made to applyYd the needs of American farmerifihti system of cooperative farni finance AL J ai J osuccesiRtiat htdlieen in rope 1 The plan has aroused milch Interest as outlined on this 5dffor ml page in ur isstki j T if of Aptit 1Vforj ntI a farmers dommlsslbn1 of notiess thah two frthenth a eto mW this subject in Eurbpe during jliy andXugust I Ihtiome r StatetJfarmers are tadnilui this h tteY In earnest with the jtouthertt Icomii mprolali idongresa iVwWngtpnj PI t OJ to Yhony UIqqrr popdence 1 should be addrosped JTiiat bqcy 19 Acting as a central agency for per fecllnr th arran6einehts UlFaip nr this wr r iith Wipest I NBbyiIlet il1U enc JlHn Iffrier1 tire farm flnabcettfd fI4I I UnaVr the satTiton8i1Wof Dirid Lnbln At least three eafelePa tAd Ii n llVVVU jrr JfV 7IIOVXVc isj- VV I i tayo practically concluded ArrangeI ments to send farmer delegates II- Is IIe It hoped that every Static will to represented Ad one ot trio mbs clear headed ixnd I successful farmer In Amerlfca writ li uiVThe importance of this move ment is almost inestimable 11otol1lY to farmers but to consumqrs and bankers The very fact that the agricultural loans of Europe are PI a par In price and voTume wIth commerciarl and Government t 10ill111 demonstrates most effectively thait farming la a business requiring tal much If not mord business nbllltj than other occupations I ibellevi that when 6 cond clfd fe can pe madc aslucrayve In propp jilon W the capital labor and brains lnyply ed as Is any equally safe and con tferVatlvd manufacturing business fAmerlcan Agridnlttirlst S- QO 0 OV0qQf000P p 000oqQJupAxiqxsni TUB wA cI bob ppp 00000000000J- ust I i i as an experiment see how fat you can Walk hi five minutes It Will convince you that a lot ofr your hurrying Is needless Many of US let slip a thousand I opportunities by waiting for Inspl ration forgetting that Idleness Is not inspiring Inspiration comes to him who worksVDont be afraid to give compli ments Ovcrdcllcacy in this respect isa social lack of popularity with consequent depression and timidity- If you are in the habit of looking at your watch every few minuted to see what speed you are making j better discard the Watch You willI save ever so much strain and actu ally suffer no loss of timeV Is It wise for sensitive natures to expose themselves Jo tragical playsI and harrowing npvels They pay for the experience by suffering a ghastly nervous exhaustion out bf all proportion to the temporary thrillVAre you one of the people who hop up nervously when the train ils nearing the station and stand until stops You think you are saving lot of time whereas In reality a car emptjes Itysplf In three quarters a minute YOU have heard of the total de pravity of Inanimate objects They are not depraved We blame them for our own tollyas when we pile dishes In reckless heaps that are doomed ib1 tip over or pour hot sauce lntor cut glass or go Into a dark room ylthout trying to re member where the furniture Is Why are people so aware iof their sensitiveness to the color of furnt ture and wallpaper and SQ blind the CffCCFotthe color of artlll clall light oh the feelings Really a mejipw light ai dah agreeable Iami shiilego far toward Baking jthe cv cozy1Crudel The quickest way to cure blues to identify them If you llook back a little and discover that your has no reasonable cause j and that iOu just feel like feeling feo1 know that the conihitionje phys cal That knowledge puts you om the road totrecoiveryrifor the phyiL I cal condition begins oto Improve as soon aBa you find there Is nothing worse thematter June WomansI riprap CoinpaiionVi vf VfI + + + + + + + + + + + I VV NOTICE T6 SUBSCRIBERS + In ordering theV address of 4 your paper changed from one 4 place to another It Is absolutely 4 necessary to state where you 4 hate been receiving the paper as 4 well as where you want It chang 4 ed to Please bear this in mind 4 IV 4V + + + 4 + + tii 4 414 t + I fV VVA TmIitiipli I A5nesrWa9 EmllYo bperatipnI success GadysGlorousVV fpe go fif teen presents a hundred dozen roses and had two hundred calls1 ofr 1 I t ihqulry VI fjVI Cruelty tova Poet Poet4h1call to see If YOU have an opening fdrme ff EditorYes theres one rlghti behlnd YO1SI1l1t it as prou go pit Ilqase tVVjV 11 1tJI JIIItoI III e- tllflCtalIto t p o4ater0 I in Cant you eostupid hatity fmakes an end of ItVI 1hVVI 2 sV 1 IV riOldl IeIr qij 1 Why dont you glve your wife anaHowarXcer 1 did J oncqJJ and sfiespentjiti betqroj4 cpjd1 borrow V1mnckSVIi I iThe Unlted States exportetf moi an 112100010001pounda of dyna tnlteJandvBearl 1OOjOOOOOOpoundt pf gbnpawderllastjyear v ar I tfl i jIV At9plci1t fISJclO sym9RtbVvb lt I tunder dog ma4suret3ift qtld rtart the acrapV 1 IBB CiwC1tU 1ttj ll- 1d l- I J I I tqfltir1hA 1Qt TbetReI rnnal IOOOJJI hJl1 I IYtVIUJ IJI1 j t IV mIit trIIVl flg t j IDrdtlandttheltho vitality I I BaII4r4iiV ij n Snow Linimenta S iIIntI morAIIAiImnts ofVt I h tn pdftast- f The aiO e tI11Uffi t 1I all up a badVthoseho wore accus tIti tnetea of less VQWerul reme tome4Itr8 fl th s4t1Ckythat t1toJ1a but nreIIeYIAt dogwendcrfutw5ric lhIlUmaUojJaln niural iemyVkchrmLQ 9 I I iilV kUDltto thokretsatg5Q t iIf f a t1Cn of the tipxe1secI TaimentLor Wir lr loQoaed stooTcvaIusittjmhftI for two flimOns 1tloaorqsV iaswsundi quickly aDd ieftvn dI kl1JngtZ1iii rErnedyla needed in every power And eflO 5gencrau1 known no famHifliffjpu be wIthout It rJG48cIOand I100 psr Dottis- V IkLP4IO EO srLuis Moo i t Stephen 37dv I tio nn 4 jDeedrres1edy for 8sr Jt76b I OLDANORCCOH114DrDY Donovuii lO IIeav rpm iCy tJnrtfortl Drug Co Hartford KyV oooooooooooqoooo 0 POEMS I01314bCi o VVC0 The Heralds Special Selection C 00 S 0 OM CATTLE NSOIIILIQCIA Ho rode bYus this rnqmln and hi looked Jo tllloa knight With his silver raps ashtnln It the streaks of rosy light His pack horse trailed behind him with a bed upon his back And he made apurty picture as IT lBed pq I1q1JIJIea4 YY1Clt And we knoWed tnt BUUHUUI Mht usUknowed It past IM slight J JCausegather- ed arid thelrouthup call was out Tho wagon top Is sjilnln ln some distant llonely drawV The codk iis yellln Grub pild X Jiixcin bit the gang b rrdh As they leave the brandin fires l9d gallop for the feedV While the snow whlte foam Is drip pin from the mouth ofevery steed JV a Id like Vto thrp7v Iir wltjici6m but Father rIme iteegi 1 1V Has puCt meIn the dlscardI can omihlyetneamapJhl f 1 I can onlydreamVoiBlralcheaJwhore the cactus and the sage C r 1hI11oll1i1sb1118t fHgt6r neither Plenor creepin aelfl VSV Can dim the youthful pictures that e2r 1 if91EelP 1tbhtt ot Juno= t1JTrlWt1 Ir 1H skies i I 1 j A id a top4i74ungC ai4night- V passes by my cabVn door Oi his Jvmc tOI ln1lfJ 1 fPptriles- JiJlg J rt9J1 1l I9g2Dce norefI t epQtllftJII D IY GUTTERS 1tJG TED WITH BEER AND WHISKEY jntr1t 111tVA 71Iai d whiskey were ppurcdinto the pi bile square here by members ot tHe W C T MfllThe Injfortcjihts cc nflscated by county authorities at vi noun tunes vere sold at public ai ctlon by the Sheriff The WVCj T U secured tllJOjtJ 1J 2 4ft and Wen dumped It Into the street Afi the wqnijO poured the Jjquor aynyj Constables stood guard I I Ends Hunt For Rich Girt I Often the huntVfr a ijlch wjfe ends when the man meets a woman thjit uses Electric Bitters Her stfongX nerves 1ell Ih a bright rhnI i arid eveji temper Herpeachibloom1 I ccAnplexlon and ruby lips result fr ra her puret loPd her brIght eyes from restful Bleep her elastic stp tr2m flrm iec muscles all te ling of LqQ health dqd strength Electric Bitters glvd a woman an- dthepdnmtromjndiggsttop tasKr belie headache fainting and dizzy BpeWtney pr6htpt S EVerywneJe they are womans favorite remedy tmVTames n at m Iti 4 JiI tt0 FIlmd 9 1ff Jilt Tei TleuI sVIlI iLinx1g1 Post LJ4dany10 19f2a lr icn iltf tcrlbrt1 J IONEOF BOURBON POULTRY CURE down the throat of a eplochIcken destroy the wotmi and laves the chicks lifeVII A fw drops in the drinklnj water Curei and PREVENTS DISEASE Forthe treatment of White Diarrhoea In chlcbti add Blackhead add other dileates Id turkeys BOURBON POULtRY CURE HAS ffo EQUAL One SOc bottle mokes 12 notions of inecoek VVai4DIiZ 0111JohnjV VS 4i + + +1 + 14c1V r + VVGOTO 1I+ nII iferVr 45- pnftr1iVork 0 EOb L 4I IJ4t l ni4ElaEO PS + Pump and Furniture Repairing + +BolderingandSawF ingor ugoF Linedpt+ Mitchell office on Main StreetI F1to4 ty + i1f t T T ttf J4 v GoU f 10 at wqOIa q 9y33iyJu b4jdt titpJb- nknffoth ACII t t t o no abWJ s4ts1entsj-umv 1 Intbnaiet4rugUstaE4get- a QV6O1 SEi iUUAheat- hobTd JffimaQr UMjfinest tonic and blW ptifSJfcrknjvitJ lf yAWfflifltem Is rn ri Jir ifjf yf fafiffiffn fAVJQC Ttf ypUr youthful energy SEVENBARKS will accom plish it make your food digest and givoVyou pew life Mpnejn iofnfadcd if dlssatis neil Tty it and enjoVour meals Address J1IYMMi fl168Mrrac Niyo4NY rjoooqooc ooooooooGoooooo- ooTM CourierJolinjal kV For 1912 Vii i You can not keep posted on c rrent political events unless you read the CourierJqrp llI KyiHenry Watterson LOUIsville J Ellf tt- Thisir4iti1 VV d yellW TIlE TARIIfJ will UuUioJssueajia the battle wilt be a hardfought one You cap get theA f 9 t r W ekWoiwierJollrnaIVVgJrU- JJF- TJeHa f HerldPI I I tsAt 1 ne1dr11fozVrSyI I 1i 6 td3OOCres r lWOVa B pigase Yolt J i Ii VV ii1TOrr t yu want to buy land 1 VVt A OYfBEfl2tIO r idgWarprIee oiWeakly C thiler I H HirttiiiiJJK 9urna1VIP a YjarII e can aIsoVI make a BPedal rate on Daily andVtrWeI1PlIt Sunda Ci1 T ar1acombli1a 1t ifTIB sIzeff9P4out rigW The tiiitTtHVI Mcujphlr Ie VAppejaai sAf er tud nr men and women JerQ1ne hasMUST lthaptd If tet11 11r SE A41thi-ngImld4l ired peop luIlict 1fir 1Ibut that young people know amawaVVV- VVV =lit Tflrv j fllP J M i I WEDNESDAY JUNE 12 1012 THE HARTFORD HERA DrAGESEVEN t lHfiCOM N EERAA IaU I BATDT If eems trr 68 Ever uitl1n Peopletb- fiENEBOOlUGWRt o iniryas 11 Jr 1 i1f omething fJ Early traysC f tHrRY6h IicW Wt St i 01- 1L Was EvefythingHj Ji msT TREATY d ti lied n1 i II The man who Is the cause of ialt pur countrys misery Is this day reduced to the rank of his fellowc jzens and has no longer the power to multiply the woes of these United States This day his name ceases lto give currency to injustice or to Iii- galized fe corruptlonlt strikes us with astonishment that one man could thus poison the principled 6Jt tE i publlcanlsm This day should r form a ubllee + The foregoing editorial In a Phil ao lphln newspaper early In 17i7 was leveled against no traitor no dangerous demagogue The man Ito whom it referred was George Was ington the Father of Ills Country It was but one of many scorching denunciations and it ac tually represented the feelings of thousands of Americans at that timeThe hero of the Revolution the man viose genius had freed Ames lea and had given the helple young Rnpubllc a place among the nations had lived to be stormed iu To public pi ints to tie accused nt cowardice dishonesty bungiln ttatosinuuehip and lack of military knowledge Such was the grnt nude showered by a large portion of the country upon that country I Deliverer The cynical assertlr that republics are ever ungratofu stems to be amply justified Our country was young It was IQO big for its strength and tOtl strong for Its brains Like u boy njnicted with growing pains 1 It vas fretful aid ungainly and wi wyagely Illogical in Its dislikes T IC nutCDf tradstbrUils misuse nitd 1l1tempeIlMwaatbmantowhomweoW04 Washington became PresldenttI n 1789 The national seat of goveji i ment at that tJraewas Now York City with a population of less han 33000 While the country at large was roads up of simple work- Ing plain folk yotthere was art aristocracy far more sharply defined than any ofi the present day lIen Of wealth and family held aloof from their plainer brethren They affected costly and flashy costumes that would now be more suitable toXcoralC opera The wo men of fashion were still more ex travagaili In dress than were their hiisbands Here Is H descrlptlon written by13ne of her guetso the headdress worn by the wife of Gen Knofc Secretary of War Her hair In front Is craped at least a foot high much In the forn of all hurn bottom upward arill topped off with a Wire skeleton 1n the same fornf covered wMi black t l tlZeoIa Most of the men who form dour Government seemed to fear that Eurbps wouldl regard us as a nation of clodhoppers And Instead ot joins ahead In their own sane way and paying no heed to the sneers of outsiders they tried to prove tuempelves as cultured and as well dressed as any French no ble This was amazing to the simp t ler people hero When Washington drove abroad In n creamcolored coach with liveried servants on II and drawn by six white horses he was condemned by many as an rlslocrat1tYet he was living c9iy as ho bellovcd necessary for a man of his position The cold dig HEALTH INSURANCE The man who Insures his life Is wise for his family 1 The man who Insures his health i U who both for his family and himself w 1tt You play Insure health by guard Ing It It Is worth guarding l At the first attack of disease which generally approaches through the LIVER and man testy Itself in Innumerable ways I 1 TOttsPillsAnd AHdaayeyouf i oltl llnLEY 1IDNEYPILJi rutfl l r 4hItEi ntythat BU rpi ndcd him tronili less rconeervattvet Americana P tI foriiiaji l receptions inngfeqd numb I of Americans and bored forel n 1 f Visitors Jill PQJSQnJiJUfe howeVor w iI simple BreSkfairaV lhB Pfeslde tial mqhBldn VfQtb an English dl r l avl cons tellotjiced tongu f Itea coffee oast Land butter rl tJU3e 1driyaxforirial American dl flora consisted usually of but ot co4rsq4uo1 Qans6jt followed y strong tea At the President Lt receptions In the evenings tea at 4 tbofrtfe aMIHuaW JcaW formed U f onlyrefreshmu onoel1flii 1JW4thingL6h1wool- go among her guests warning the tJlJ lIt ivQtithfA44Rf1asshgdtlme Washington apart from his natur 1 dlgnjty gavopo hint of Imltatlr jthdSvayf Jff foreign courts H dress was rlctjr but severely plat oj His walk according to Gen Sull oj vans memoirs was that of a farm er lIierthan a soldier Another pause for discontent wo the Senates desire to give th PresidentI a highsounding title Among the phrases proposed wer His Hlghnhtf His Serene Highness and His Patriotic Majesty Washington himself Is said to hav suggested that he be called Hid High Mightiness Nothing lucks ly came of tjll these ideas j Then in 1704 when the questlo of a treaty with England arose carne the crowning dissatisfaction In many hearts there was still hot rage against England Men though the treaty was too favorable to our former British foes and lacking In I warmth toward our old allies the French and they blamed Washing ton for these supposed flaws Mobs swarmed in the streets John Day father of the treaty was burned In effigy A Philadelphia rabble 10 000 strong burned the treaty under the British Ministers windows Alexander Hamilton speaking iIn favor of the document was stonei from the platform A scurrilous picture was circulated representing Washington beheaded for tyranny The President was called Montezuma I and even worse names b the men whose fathers had starved with him at Valley Forge Wash- Ington angrily declared he wishei he had never accepted the Presidency and added that he had beer abused Oln such Indecent terms aSi could scarcely bo applied to a com mon pickpocket In 1797 ho reo ttred to prlvAteMlf6r JuaT eight year- safterhe had entered upon the Pros I I efcandl 1 l I And scarce had he resigned whet IjUlq41oft1 t mll1InplIIIff j It tt Mrs Lela Love wife of Wile Love rmerlllv 1jtfngj 1BovfllaI Ga says I have taken Foley KIdneft IVMHwidftoJ thejnloibflai you claim for them They gave mi almost instaneieIet Avhen my kid ncys were sluggish and Inactive II cheerfully recommend them tp all sufferers from kidney troubles Foley KidneyPiMs ara a8 careful ly made and as scientifically com pounded as any I medicine your homes doctor can give you Thej del directly on the klditeyp and bladder For sale by all dealers everywhere t m IgUTTANIC SASIK OF SUCCESSOR Ol TIfAILiI New York June 3It Is announced here that the new 50000 ton White Star liner which willI take the place of the Titanic in the tall of 1913 Is to be named Brit tanic It will be the same length as the Olympic SfiO feet The White Star line has had two vessels bearing tho name Brlttanlc TIlebothearn11 large sums for he company and the name r1 considered lucky Iiit Mlnters Snows I have kept correct account of the lumber of snows that fell during he past winter There were thlr yone The first fell November 12 There wore three snows In Novem cr nine In January nine In Feb nary three in December andseven in March The al est snow fell January 11 The mitts of this snow laid on the ground six weeks Tho lIext largest snow fell March 27 I have the day of tho week and day 9f the month of each snow that fell Some of them were ver- yIIghtS J Roberts In Cynthlana emocrat Help tho baby through the teeth Ingperlpd by giving It McGEES ABY ELIXIR It Is a healthfu wholesome m lly well adapted to a baIysdelicate stomach It cpa ilnsno opium or morphine orln rlous drug of any kind Babies thrive under its excellent stomach I and bowel correcting Influence Prlc 2nc and COd per bottle Sold- rb Hartford Drug Co1tartford y Doijovan tc Co leaver Dam 1y t Imj t Child rwfir Cry FOR FLETCHERS CASTORIAI BET AAV FORTUNE ON A SHOWER During August and Sep tember I ast Year J WAGEntEQl1iO s99010oUIO That lain Would Fall and IIt Did A1Regtirafprat ticfe With Him PLUNGING OX THK jrIIIoR Jim I Flke the Kansas when king bet2QOOO during AUKUI and Sep emQer last year that Ialn would fall on his 7000 acres of wheat In Northwest Kansas b fore the middle of May And honI won almost five to one and his winnings may be seven or eight to ope Pike never hall such a when prospect In 15 years as he has at the present time If he has ollly the average Kansas yield of wheat he stands to clean up more thanII 90000 on tile ono wheat crop 1 rains continue during May and the early part of June he stands to beat this by 20000 to 30000 For live years Flke has been plunging In wheat and he Is now the biggest winter wheat grower 1 In the country Three years ago he had 180000 acres of winter when that averaged eight bushels an acre and he made 30000 profit Two years ago he sowed 10000 acres oC wheat and lost every cent he had put Into it He did not harvest enough wheat to get seed for the crop that otters so tine a prospect at this time Gambling on the weather has been Pikes method of chasing tho festive dollar for years lie was once a Kansas Railroad Commit sioner elected during tho Populist days He has bet more than 20000 in the last ten years that rain would fall at tho proper time 111111 he never lost entirely until 111st year He had a bumper crop on 2 OQO acres In 1903 and a crop tha earned him 20000 1 In 1908 Since that year he has not had less than 8000 a resln wheat in any year But last year after the most disastrous Benson he had ever eyperiem ed Flko was forced to cut don his wheat acreage just half hatrof tit former year i o i Last summer Flke put in his wheat with extraordinary care He bought the best Russian hard win ter wheat seed he could get on the Kansas Agricultural College farms He plowed two inches deeper that ever before He has four thirty horsepower steam plowing engines and two twentyhorsepower gaso line engines to plow this fields Hi plowed five inches Instead of the usual three Inches and used two sets of harrows i to smooth tin ground after each Plow Evpry ogein Kdi nsthis beet watching the rall reports from i tin western part of the State Kansai people are Interested in Fike nod his weather gambling Thoy want him to win and make a big kill lag Everybody Is pulling for him There were so many calls In the To- pekal newspaper ounces as to wheth er there had been rain at Colby where Flke lives that the corro3 pendents there were directed to wire rain stories for every shower The Rock Island Railway general offices for Kansas directed its agent at Colby to report specifically every lay on rain and tho Government weather ofllces loaned the railway iRent some rain gauges Flke Is just like the chap pliyjng he faro bank Ho has vorkod wit hliJ system and just keens of gambling until ho breaks the bal Filp las not made a real kllllnj since 1 003 nlthongli he mide a lot of noney In 1905 and has made some nonov each year until 1911 Hut his year he will hit the market In a Wily that Kansas will bo talking bout It for years Incidentally here are a lot of other Kansans rho will make a lot of money from their wheat tleldeTopeka Cart Louis PostDispatch a CASTOR IIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought ts Bears the- Sigaatnro oflIrI7P XKTOITH 0F XATTtfK- MAKKS 1 WIIOLK WOULD KIX 11- nert Vialker has started an in jlry out for tho oldfilsbl nell glr ho enld she rioVer itllowed an1 man to kiss her until slid vas eh get Bert may take the ad ou Lhls pallor fays + Toiri TJiompsor 110 lives In Howard Kan She toll 2 that little fiction more that thirty years ago and I felt consldI pmbU swpjieii u iwflOn Is he a Slabstepl In my fivdr1 Lately however I learned she worked the same lljttlq maneuver on several iotlJer boys and II stopped feeling proud of It Sometimes nbw wheiislie comes down the street with all the matronly dignity thatI fifty years and a whole house full of children glve her Hanch Clover Frank Osbor Will Crook and myselfwe all lineup and raise our hats and bow po Htoly slid she ambles along with a snille that in spite of its fatnec has not entirely lost Its charm Hickman Neb Enterj- nrlseb0000U000C0000t 6 FACT AXI IXCO0 00000Ot6 000000L- ife 0 Is a riddleand In the end wo all must give It up President Taft Is very fond of a lunch of cold mutton- A toothless man or woman rarely has a sense of humor Coal Is dearest In South America and cheapest In China If It were as easy to avoid writ- Ing In a check book as in n dlar how happy wed all be In England 000000 people are engaged III the spinning trade Its npilng cleaning all the yet round with the watchmaker Short slim people with long bodies are the ones most apt to become centenarians Youth Is the happy time but onl age knows it A switch of yellow hull four fplt long brought 000 last month iIII New York Paradoxical as It seems tho vial ried man who misses the last train always catches It A glyierlii bath will make nn old typewriter ribbon young iRnii A bigamist is one who loves lIot wisely but tee many OOOOOOOGOOOOOOO 0I SPECIAl XOTICK 0 0 In rcpird to 0 10 OniTlAKIKS RESOLUTIONS 0 1OP KKSIKCT Vc 0 C I 00000000000000The a new rule in regard to Obituarle Resolutions of Respect Cards iot Thanks Rc whether written at the the behest of lodges churches or In llvlduals and that Is we shall charge at the rate of two cents per line for all such articles except obis nary poetry which will be one cent per word stralghtThis Is tine sranl eat rate we charge for mythlnK and Is only onefifth of our regular rate The amount In cash or stamp must accompany each article or it will not be nrlntedi Six words average a lino In ordinary reading anti every separate character or Initial letter counts as- a word The heading and the signature both count one line each even if they are only a word or two Ml obituary poetry straight through one cent per word Contributors please remember IINAlnUWAY I Many a Hartford Reader i Wi Feel Grateful for This Information If your back gives out Becomes lame weak or aching If urinary troubles set In Perhaps your kidneys are In a bat way Dont delay usu Donns Kidne Pills Here Is good evidence of their worth Mrs W N Bartlett 020 Trip lett St Owcnuboro Kysays Several years ago I used Doani Idney Pills and cannot say too tuck In their praise For a long time I had nearly every symptom of kidney disease My back ached srrlblyl and at night I did not deep well During tho lay I was ervpus and In bed all tin time ly feet became swollen and I knew 1 required a good remedy to cure me I had often heard Doanc idney Pills highly recommended 0 I procured a supply and began iking thorn as directed Doann Kidney Pills cured mo and tho- ore the only remedy I will over use- ror kidney trouble I can highly I commend them as they lived up 0 tho claims made for tnom For sale by all healers Price Sf cents FostorMllinirn Co Buffalo lew York i solo amenta for thr nited States- RerriemhBr the nameDoans and take no other + 0 4 c + + I4 + to 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IIOtCoflke inoneyoriler fur the amount due Me will appreciate It and It will make us think you really want the paper XENToox eYM Li ht and Power Company IXCOBPORATKD E G BARRASS MGR aarlford Ky Will It ire ow 7IOiijJat cost Eliictric 4tafeNohonithem when with dal reach JOB PRINTING i The kind that makes you louk frond In the eyes of the whole sale dealer and the city merchant that makes ynur neighbors proud of you increases respect and sets you right in the minds of all people this kind Is NEATLY DONE And promply delivered by the HARTFORD HERALD Every body in any kind of business needs Printed Siaiionery No e Heads Cards Envelopes Statements Etc nowadays Prices the lowesr work the best Call nr write T5fe usII i WHY NOT MARE 200 afA T1IDYThats SSO00 a Week almost S1000 Selling Victor Safes and lrcjro f IIOICB to niTViiuillH i oetiirj Innyrv drntiV Hiil volllo iofnrrueMu 1 of winiut real tin in l of asafe Lettonnikluw nunrayICistrua- ottr Saicmeti teclaru our iimtioMitinii one pocatullce yoU can ilujMraic nw soccctaof0I rs Uur huatdt0inolyI ltlur i lice viiiitioi viII ennbii yiiu to pliant IhoViiljfct t0 cur twiuiTS in as interiiins n luiiuufis tbouU you worn pllotlni tliiiu t rough our tVtory icn dI oI taIcanuat rwcetve hit n unit lnntruili a for tfIIsntcr i j convliiViiiK tailn iiulnti wiiKn It js iiLJIli IIicuraprupcturtotnrrtodenl Why dont YuUba tin lb31 to apply rum yuur ttKII tv1 Jefort iou ouoi guts the territory Wo can favor ouly ono snt inau out of such locality I IOur Nw Hm Capacity 20000 Salts Annually The Zr1 nnnhvrrnry of out lcrnlnn was c 1 lniicd by erecting the most nuidern taro HVtory In flic world Wide awake men who received our fluul srtllrK Induifinrnt renuered tiicvrjcary to double ourouipnt We are senatitg many tlinusaiidt of dotlari en larglttg der Mulls organlzatton Uit to luiirn nil iwrlculart It Will cot yon only the price ot ft postal1 earl Ask for CatalogU816Tl THE VictORt SAFE LOCK CO CINCINNATI OHlO i mnrEEIGHT THE HARTFORD HERALD J 1 WEDNESDAY JUNE 32t 1012 ItR R E RAILROAD TIME TA TILE AT HARTFORD KY The following L N Time Card Is effective from Monday Aug 21st North Bound No 117 duo at Hartford 7 nit m No in due atHartford 340 p m y South Bound No 115 due at Hartford 845 a m I No 113 due at Hartford 146 p m II W MISCHKE Agt i SIMMONS June 10Dr Lake Is visiting hi3 parents In Richmond Ky thl 9 b week Rev Brown preached to a largo and attentive audience at Union Hall Sunday evening Eldn P McKinley and son Ru fus of DeIalb Tex arc visiting the family of Guy Ranney this weekMrsD D Berry of Muhlenberg county Is visiting relatives here The two Socialist lectures delivered here by R P McKinley Wed nesday and Friday night were largely attended 1 1Mrs J A Drake and two children Eddie and Mary of Cromwell Ky visited the family of G C Kcown Saturday nnd Sunday Move On Now Buys a policeman to a street crowd and whacks heads If they dont Move on now say the big harsh mineral pills to bowel congestion nnd suffering follows Dr Kings New Life Pills dont bulldoze the bowels They gently persuade them to right action and health follows 25e at Tames H Williams m eoxroitn June 10Rev Fuqua filled his regular appointment at this place Saturday and Sunday Mr lftmniftt nail Miss Ednat Smith of Hoflln visited In this neighborhood from Saturday until MondayMr Wllion null wlfo of Frii daland visited their father and mother Mr null Mrs John York Sunday Mr Venn Uarnea of Hartford was tile guest of his uncle Mr L T Unreel Tuesday mill Wednes day Qvlt n number of the Marring Chrpel folks attended church at Copeoril Punday- TII ad Mrs Jim Gray of Sun nviuin took dinner with Mr nnd Mrs J V Hagerman Sunday Mr o H Miller visited his moth er at Inlo Sunday Miss Viola Waddle and Miss Vera Hawkins of Hartford attended church rt this place Sunday Mr Clarence Howard of Sunny dale was a pleasant caller Sunday at Miss Nancy Wysongs Mrs Albert Cox of Jingo spent Sunday night with her brother Mr Joe Hagerman 1 Mr and Mrs R D Barnes of nofio spent Saturday and Sunday wlh Mr and Mrs L T Barnes Tjhose on the sick list are Mrs Elen Howard Mr Jerome Allen and Mr Henry Allen Gas In the stomach comes from food which has fermented Get rid of this badly digested food as quickly as possible If you would avoid a bilious attack HERBINE is the remedy you need It cleanses and strengthens thin stomach liver and bowels and restores energy and cheerfulness Price iGOc Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m EASTVIEW Juno 10 Elder A II Gardner of Heaver Dam filled his regular appointment at Bolts Run church Saturday nnd Sunday Mr and Mm Bill Smith Mr and Mrs Allen Taylor nnd daughter Anna Lee spout Friday and Saturday at Hartford on Rough River fishing Mr L D French spent Saturday mill Sunday with Mr and Mrs B t Austin of heaver Dam Mr Jess Harris of Sunnyilale Is visiting relatives In this vicinity t Misses Clime and Goldle Austin of Beaver Dam are the guests of Mr S H French Mr Louis French of Buford j spent Sunday with Mr SR French Mr A T French agent Saturday night with friends at Laffoon A lilt liiirjsiilnr r1ndora special offer we can send yon to any point The Hartford Her aid one year and the Louisville Times dally until November 30th for 200 This Is a tremendous 1 1bargain Order now and get the i most for your money tf Aviator mill Pnssenucr Killed Mourmelon France June 9 Klmmcrllng one of the best known aviators and an engineer Tonne I i I who was flying with him as a pas eenger were Instantly killed today by a fall of 300 feet Klmmerllnj monuplanetTho was o droppedviolentlystraight to the earth Klmmerllng bad taken part 1li I 9 many Important competitions In cluding the ParisRomeTurin race In May 1911 and the European race in July of the same year In which he finished fifth The double fatality coming so quickly after that of yesterday when Vlssenr was killed has made a depressing effect among the aviators gathered here Klmmerllng was a veteran airman of great experience and was considered a cautious aviator lhe machine was wrecked and It was Impossible to ascnrtaln the cause of the accident ADAHUPG June 7Mrs John Raymond and daughter Gertrey are In Ralph shopping this afternoon Mrs Lena Patton and daughter Elda C have returned from Mrs Pattons parents where they spent last week Mrs Dr Patton and daughter Mary Cicero Patton and daughter Ina will attend the birthday dinner of Jeff Wade near Ralph to I morrow June 8thIMr EL Patton wife and daugh ter will spend Saturday night and j Sunday with Mr L Patton and family at Ralph John tries For Congress After conferring with friends over the district Hon John S Rhea of Russellvllle has authoriz ed the announcement that he Is aI i candidate for Congress from the Third Congressional District subject to the action of the Democrat I ic party Under the law the nomination I will be made by the new Democrat i ic State primary to bo held In Aug ust Mr Rhea will make an active I canvass of the district between now and tie primary Ii iGI BLACK SNAKE ii0ltlfl4rlES TWO GIRLS i I 8TwoIcently removed from the Dry Fork i I neighborhood to the J W Moss farm were horrified on awakening I a few mornings ago to find a hugo Mtcksnake coiled at the foot of the folding bed On first seeing theI black object In tho dim light the girl supposed IIt to be a garment and reaching for It found It to be an Immense snake It crawled from the Led and was coiled under a chair by the time the frightened girls father killedI I I Muster Commissioners Sale Ohio Circuit Court Kentucky J W McCarty Assignee flanking Company ForllsVllleI vs Equity Action Consolidated Actions I R F Armendt et al Defendants By virtue of a judgment and or CircuitIcourtterm 1911 In the above cause for the sum of 50000 with Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 19th day of March 1911 until paid and the further sum of 400DO with like interest from the 19th day of March 1911 and the further sum of 10000 with like In terest from March 15th 1911 and the further sum of 15000 with like Interest from March 20th1911 j and the further sum of 1000 I with like Interest form February 26th 1911 until paid and 479 GO costs herein I will offer for sale by public auction at the court house door In Hartford on Monday the 1st day of July 1912 about one oclock p m upon a credit of month the following descrlbsixI property towit A tract of laud In She village of Narrows Ohio county Kentucky i I conveyed to Roy F Armendt by i deed from W A Wimsatt Septem her 2Sth 1904 and recorded in- Deed Hook 30 page 15 also anoth er tract of land situated at oar i rows Ohio county Kentucky COII eyed to Roy F Armendt by deed from W A Wlmsatt and Effle Vim i satt April 2Cth loon anti recorded In Deed honk 30 page 325 Ohio County Clerks officei The proceeds of said sale will beIi first applied to the payment of the i first three amounts named In the above and the remainder If any will ho applied on the Payment of tho balance of plaintiffs debt inter- Est and cost or sufficient thereof to nroduco the sums of money ordered to 1m made Tbo purchaser will be required to execute bond with approved security immediately after sale Thfs 11th day of June 1912 E E BIRKHHAD Master Commissioner Heavrln l Woodward Attorneys I S E Notice The Ohio County Stock Committee will receive stock Monday June 24th at Beaver Dam All Equity members who have stock that they wish to place In tho hands of the committee will please notify them at once S L STEVENS L B TICHENOR TrPORTEIrt 4 Committee f ROOSEVELT ISSUES RED HOT STATEMENT SAYING That He Will Not Submit to the Acton of the Present National Committee Oyster Bay June 8Flatly an nouncing that ho will not abide by the action of the Republican National Committee Col Theodore Roosevelt tonight Issued a vltrollc statement denouncing the seating of the Taft delegates In the Ninth Alabama district In which he said A nomination obtained by the votes of delegates seated in utter defiance of justice as these two Alabama delegates stated would be worthless to the man obtaining It and would be Indignantly repudiat ed by the Republican party as a whole Summing up Roosevelt sail Taft leaders speak as If they were regularly Republicans I do not concede that theft Is a test of regularity Discussing the action of the com mittee he declared We have sent to the penitenti ary election officers for deeds mor ally not one whit than that which was done by the national committee who unseated two properly elected Jolcgates In the Ninth district of Alabama and substituted for them men who have no more right to vote In the convention than repeat ers In an election He made an appeal to the voters at large and charged that the Taft leaders wore making a deliberate attempt to destroy the Republican party JIm CANNOT IIKCK1VK- TIII INVUKASH PuovioKn Frankfort Ky June 8JlIlselected to ofllce for a full term of our years or those elected or ap pointed to fill vacancies cannot re ceive any additional pay for the keep of prisoners us Is provide for in an act of the 1010 session of the Legislature The Court of Appeals today so held in reversing the Judg meat of the Franklin Circuit Court in the case of H MI Bosworth Au ditor against George H Ellison of Whitley county An act was passed by the Legislature two years ago Increasing the keep of prisoners from fifty cents per man per day to eeventyflve cents per man per day and Ellison who succeeded Mat H Morgan as jailer of Whitley+ county brought action to compel Audi tor Dosworth to pay the additional fee claiming that he was not an of ficeholder at the time of the passage of the act The court says that a term of office for a public official within the meaning of the law lit the number of years for which he Is elected and should a public official elected to an once for a specified number of years vacate the office In any way his successor either by election or appointment fills out the term of office for which his predecessor had been elected A Fortune From Tips New York June 8Miss Rose Farrell the girl at the hat rack in a New York hotel married Traffic Policeman Michael Dugan last night After the ceremony she shyly showed him a bang book show ing deposits of 80000 all amass ed In eight years She Is 28 years old Her fortune was all based on the tips she received though fortu note Investments In real estate aid ed her Observe Memorial Day Magnolia Lodge of Odd Fellows of Centertown desiring to perpet uate the memory of their departed brethren marched to the cemetery Sunday afternoon June 9th and placed beautiful floral links on the graves of James M Cooper and DI- n3 T Chapman From their lodge room the parade was headed by the Rockport and Centertown bands which rendered excellent v music during the exercises A male quartet The Rest of the Beautiful was rendered In an Im presslvo manner The Rebecca Lodge was In the Jlno of parade which added much to the ceremo nies Mr Alvin ROWP In his own bpfttlng way delivered the oration In the afternoon 1IORTON June ItMr C H Thompsons One mare cut her heel string on a disc harrow Monday A physician was called but nothing could be done to mend tho fracture I Ness Dalora Leach of Beaver Dam was tho guest of Mr and Mrs J T Wright Sunday Mr C E Crowder Is expecting a carload of fish Saturday I IRev 0 W Smith filled His regu lar appointments at Red Hill satur- day night and Sunday Mr and Mrs James Sanderfur of Beaver Dam visited Mr and Mrs L C Smith Sunday Tho WO W Lodge ot Beaver y3 I 1 7 mwas expected at Bethel corae ery Sunday but did not come A tow of Mtv Edmondsona Mends decorated the grave lIrC ECrowdarGas purchased a new rubber tire surrey Consid oration 130 Messrs Johh Summers of Ow ensboro and E A White of Ola ton were in town Monday Quite a large crowd from this pface attended the Childrens Day at Rosine Sunday EIGHT PEOPLE MURDERED FIENDS DESPERATE DEED Vllllsva Iowa June 30lhobodies of eight people whose heads have been crushed with an ax were found In the home of J D Moore a prominent hardware merchant here today The dead include J B Moore his wife and four child ren and two other women All the persons were murdered in their beds The terrible mutilation of the bodies of the two unknown women prevented Identification ImmedIate- ly Although there Is no definite clew to the murderer the police are searching for one person who Is suspected by the authorities of hav ing been concerned In the whole sale murder Revenge is believed to have been the motive of tho crime No rob bery was committed and the police think no other reason exists for the crime unless It was committed by a madman Hit Horses TongUc Off A valuable horse belonging to Mr William II Smith of Three Springs met with a peculiar acci dent The animal was in one field and another horse the property of Mr Smith was in an adjoining field rte horses were biting each other when one caught the other by Its tongue and bit it so badly I that Jrs Gray Wallace had to summoned and they boII six Inches of the animals The horse Is getting along nicely I and will rocovor in the near future Howling Green Messenger ttUASSIIOPPEKS CAUSIV- fMflll DAMAOB IX TEXAS Austin Tex Juno 1011leI grasshopper pestilence is becoming a serious menace to cotton crops of Central Texas Entomologist E E Shell of the Department of A rlculII ture left today to blight In Blanco Gillespie and other counties where the pest Is reported to have caused thousands of lars damage dotII i Record Price For Land Shelbyvlllc Ky June 8Judge Ralph W Gilbert has sold to Qeo So Chownlng a strip of land 300 feet wide on the east side of his farm and containing five acres in all at 450 an acre It Iff located on the State pike and interurban railroad two miles west of Shelby vllle This is the highest price yet paid for unimproved country property In this county Mr Clowning will erect a handsome home on theI land during the summer Snowballs in Ohio Coshocton Ohio June 8Pan handle employees made snowballs today A freight train from the west had cars still covered withI snow at 8 oclock and J a snowball party was Indulged In when it stopped here Frost last night did severe damage throughout Coshoc ton county to potatoes tomatoes and berries A S of E Notice The Beaver Dam Magisterial Dis trict Union A S of E will meet at Union schoolhouse next Saturday Tune IB 1912 at 2 oclock p m Let nil locals be represented H T PORTER Pres HORACE TAYLOR Secy SUMMER CAMP TO HE- ESTA11LISHKD BY Y M C A Madlsonvlllc Ky June 10Un- der the auspices of MadtsonvJlIe Henderson Bowling Green and Greenville Y 1L1 C As a large summer camp will be establish ed on Green river near Llvermoro This was derided by p committee from these respective places Work will begin at once so that tho camp I may be opened by August 1 Sov eral physical directors will be se cured and every convenience to an uptodate camp will be had It Is hoped to make this tho outing place for all the young men of Western Kentucky i iIooso Among Weaklings There Is really only one man who would be entirely satisfactory to T R as temporary and permanen- Chairman and the Colonel may yet have to choose him It Is former President RooseveltjK nsas Cit Journal One schoolboy was killed and epvoral persons more or less se jjously injured as the result ot a fcattjo In Newark NJ between iriklng laborers and tbo policer II HOT WEATHER i NECESSITIES 1 Everything in wearing apparel that willcontribute to human comfort during the summer is yours at this store Thin White Goods 1 r Batiste Lawnsf LinensMarquisettes Silks Gauze Underwear Gauze Hosiery Silk Gloves UmbrellasParasols FansHankerchiefs HankerchiefsWaists Petticoats Skirts You don t need to worry about anything you need We have the things you need We will relieve you of allworry E Pg Barnes Bro I I KENTUCKYI ROOSEVELT HERDS ARE PLANNING TO STORM CHICAGO With Thousands of Rooters and Force Recognition of I The leLtt Chicago June toPlans for a I general uprising of the Roosevelt t t sympathizers throughout the country anda subsequent storming of Chicago by thousands of frenzie- rooters for the purpose of exertin a moral Influence on the Nation al Committee were hurriedly outtt lined today by the Roosevelt chIerII tains on convention rowII Telegrams were sent broadcastt over the States which have declar ed for the Oyster flay candidate urging the leaders to board th3I next train and come to Chicago I Many of the calls for help it was I asserted carried also the sugges I tlon that as many men as could af ford to make the trip be Induced to 1 pack their sacks and make hnstd t for tho Lake Front The prime movers In this sensational step were reported to antici pate the virtual overriding of Chltt cago and the national convention i i I authorities by one of tho largest I and most unwelldly mobs that ever III attempted to take poscsslon of theI IIcessfullyII sand rough riders clad in khaki III and sombreros are expected frog the Oklahoma section n oncJJ It was vehemently denied thisII morning that the ultimate plan called for an actual physical storm Ing of the Coliseum after the fash I Commune of the Eighteen ce11 Ion of the Commune of the Elgn 1 teen century and the dispersing ofjt the Taft faction of the national conI ventlon by main strength I InterIcstcrlI there was no Intention of stagin- another Napoleonic or Cromwellla- slow but that they did hope t I thtvicinity of the Coliseum by tbeI time the convention gavel fellI thyproposition They s rln it only mother attempt to intimidate andI browbeat the regularly constitutedI rational convention authorities rajtlculnrly they said Jt was ohomoio JbitUdoz th it Natl I Convention members gaud lallIII I t them into seating Roosevelt dele gates who are contesting the seats of the Tfeft men Challenge Slrnmons Ky June 30The W O W baseball team at Simmons Ky challenges any W O W team In the county to a game of ball under these conditions That the team must be composed of Wood men In good standing and all must belongI to the same Camp Any team wishing to ptay will notify Guy flanney Simmons Ky 4 1tdRockg ester N Y says he recommended Foley Kidney Pills at every oppor tunlty because they gave him prompt relief from a bad case of kidney trouble that had long bothtt ered him Such n recommendation coming from Mr Sable is direct and convincing evidence of the great curative qualities of Foley Kidney Pills The genuine Foley Kidney Pills are never sold In bulk but put up In sealed bottles en closed In n yellow carton Ask for Foley Kidney Pills Refuse substi tutes For sale by all dealers m Fell TwentyFive Feet Labrln Frizzell who foil from a tressel near Reynolds on the Illinois Central railroad last Friday Is In a precarious condition at Horse Branch where he was brought after tho accident Frizzell Is a brldgo ii- iIcarpenter and was at work on tho tressel between Fordsvtlle and Roy i nolds He fell a distance of 21 rightsnankle besldds serious internal in Juries Noticei Co has in stock everything that it takes to build a complete residence Some materlal cheaper than ever beforeII Your order will have prompt and 1 special attention 20tf A H of K Notice Tina Ohio County Union QfthlA courtn i I I Satofestlyf sented 23t4 L B1 TIQHENonprea eHENRYbi PIRTL l Secy Jil ge xIforlargoling house VJnVpl cheap See itILETIKy t 1

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