The public ledger. [volume], November 01, 1922, AFTERNOON EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Months; 40 Cmu pr Mouth.
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OUR POLICY :
To support such measures as are unquestionably for the good ot
Mason County an an entire commonity, rather than such proposition
as are in favor of the individual interest, or of one sect.on as against
another.. And likewise to earnestly and consistently oppose all thing.
Jiat are not for the good of the county as a whole.
DEER IN KENTUCKY
Frederick Ilaakin gave in aTent issue of a Louisville paper a
description of the success attending the propagation of deer in por
tions of Alaska, where the government placed a herd a few years ago,
and by protection has greatly multiplied the original number, so that
he flesh is utilized instead of other meat in that region.
It is perhaps not so well known that the Kentucky Game and
1W, commission is conducting a similar experiment in this state. The
spot chosen is a wild section between the Cumberland and Tennessee
rivers, in a section locally known as "The Coalings." The commis
sion keeps a watchful eye over the preserves and it is aid the people
of that section are also careful to see that the animals are no Lillet
by unscrupulous hunters. .
From a herd of a dozen or more placed there a few years ago U
is now said to have increased many fold. There is a wide range for
them to run on. and the location of the rivers prevents them straying
far.
It is said among the old inhabitants that this section was iorunr
ly a famous huning ground, even back in the days of the Indians, and
if proper protection is given a few more years will bring back some
of its former reputation. Owensboro Messenger.
There is of course nothing to present the hysterical gentlemen
who feel that unless other people's sons are sent from America to
fight for the oppressed populations of Asia Minor Uncle Sam will be
disgraced, from going into the trenches themselves in some European
uniform in that righteous cause, but it seem altogether probable that
their conscientious conductions will not carry them to that length.
National Republican.
AMEN!
President Harding states that so long as he is president he will
not pardon "any criminal who was guilty of preachin? destruction
of the government by force."
Amen to that! Loyal Americans who love this country, who
believe in it and have faith in its destiny, will approve that decision.
Only the fool in his folly frees a madman whe nthat madman is
slavering threats and preaching murder. The law of self-preservation
applies to a nation as well as to the individual! "Debs the gentle'
.rv, L-4r,llv" ha eiven the administration food for
thought. At that Debs is as mild as any sucking dove compared with
some of the gentry taken in the national dragnet for trying to stab
the nation in the back in a time of national perid. Philadelphia
Ledger.
OPINIONS DIFFER ON BONUS
The American Legion has reaffirmed its stand for the soldiers'
bonus. The resolution was unanimously adopted by the delegates at
the convention in New Orleans. That does not mean, however, that
all ex-service men are for the bonus. Already an organization has
been formed among them for the express purpose of opposing any
grant from the Federal government, and many thousands of veterans
who take no active part either for or against the bonus are emphatic
in their opposition. It is the generally accepted opinion at Washing
ton that the high tide of the bonus agitation was reached when the
recent bill was passed by Congress only to be vetoed by President
Harding. They believe thatbonus advocates never again will be
able to muster as many votes for their cause.
FAIR CHANCE FOR RAILROADS
Over-regulation is the cause ascribed by Secretary Hoover for
the ear shortage from which the country is now suffering. He de
clares that the railroads have been so hampered by restrictive legisla
tion in the last twenty years that they find it difficult to finance the
cost of ne wequipment necessary to keep pace with the increasing
industrial needs of the country. Mr. Hoover estimates that the car
shortage each year levies a charge against the producers and the con
sumers of th necessities of life equal to the annual cost of running the
government. Fortunately the railroads are not being persecuted now
as they once were, and there is a decided tendency to recognize th
necessity of a reasonable profit for railroad capital if the transporta
tion system is to be maintained. '
HARDING'S GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Not in modern times has there developed a stronger influence
for world peace than the naval limitations treaty of the Washington
armaments conference. Italy and France have thus far failed to
ratify it, and have held up the reforms that it provides. Both coun
tries are influential members of the league of nations, the professed
object of which is to work for world peace. Is it not strange that a
non-member nation initiated the naval treaty, while two member
nations are preventing its execution T
8 COMMENT
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SpeakiiiK of oil stock: We under-i
uaiid some ot the bloated oil stock !
holders hereabouts have been hearing
something about their holdings this
week. The Information was imparted
by the sheriffs.
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The ghosts certainly played havoc
in some parts of town last night If
there was a box or barrel left stand
ing In Its place, it was because the
boys didn't see it There's one good
feature about Hallowe'en, it always
necessitates a wholesale window wash
ing about town.
XI
There don't seem to be anything in
the Congressional race to stir up even
the least bit of interest in the fight.
From present indications it don't look
like it will be hardly worth while to
open the polling places on election
day. There's lota more interest In the
race for the Maysville postraastershlp.
Maysvllle might have won the cham
pionship of the Bluegrass League in
baseball but it don't look like we are
even going to qualify in the also-ran
class at football.
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The great bulk of city taxes have
now been paid into the City Treasury
and City Council now has the pleasant
job of making the money stretch out
over the budget It adopted several
mouths ago. My the time council has
cancelled its outstanding bonds and
covered this adopted budget. Us going
to have very few pennies to apply cn
the city's brick street debt of leng
standing.
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One may now feel safe in drinkir.;
milk for the great, majority of the
dairymen delivering milk to Maysville
have complied with the City Ordinance
and have had their herds tested for
tuberculosis. Those who have not had
their herds tested nnd who persist In
delivering milk to the city without city
license should be promptly arretted
and punished. Now that we have the
ordinance In force, let's enforce it. It's
somebody's duty to see that every milk
dealer delivering milk in the city first
has his herd tested and next procures
a city license.
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A -AYONEY SAVERS A
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atchThis SpaceDaidt
ForExceptiokalValuis
It WoiPayYouTo Shop
at STEEL'S EveryDay
TlirnsilAY. MOVKMIirH 2ml.
SO New VAMIV ( 'ASKS
Jit MCI HE strs j
fc!S 3.9
This ts one of the greatest specials
ever offered in this department. These
sets are of twenty pieces, enclosed in
solid leather cases of grey, black and
blue, with assorted colored linings of
silk and velvet. Regularly priced up
to f 5.0(1 .
I'ompelan Twin Compact Vanity
Case containing compact cake of face
powdor and rouge, two puffs and a
mirror. This ts a very exceptional
value. The recular price Is $1 00.
S UAKS LENOX SOAP S.V
I'M It AY, SOYEMBEK 3rd
First Quality Extra Fine lni!lty
TABLE OILCLOTH HOI SE HKOO.MS
2rc Yard Kor Friday Only
No seconds in this lot. 39f Each
BLISS COVFEE Sc lb.
Equal to any Sir Coffee on the market.
CHINESE AVOBK
BASKETS
One Lot at
79c 9t anil Je
SATI RDAY. NOYEJIBEK tth
t.AKlt W.E CANS
A necessity to every home
Special Saturday
Onlv Sic Each
-FELS WITH A SO AP 1" Bars 49c
L. R. STEEL CO., Inc.
4 West Secrmd Street
OCTOBER IS BEST MONTH
TO PICE BREEDING HEN'S.
Lexington, Ky., Within the next
four or five weeks every farmer in
Kentucky should select and murk the
best hens in his poultry flock in or
der that these birds may be used in
special breeding pens next spring, ac
cording to J. R, Smyth, poultry ex
tension specialist of the College of
Agriculture. Many farmers who keep
poultry as a sideline as well as scores
of experienced poultry breeders in the
staie have found that the egg produc
tio no fmost any flock can be increas
ed by selecting the highest producing
birds in the flock and mating them
with desirable males fo rthe produc
tion of hatching eggs.
October is perhaps the best month
for selecting such a pen since it is
possible to pick out the high produc
ing hens at that time of the year.
Farmers who wait until spring to pick
out their breeding hens will find that
they are unable to distinguish easily
between the heavy layers and those
that produce only a small number of
eggs during the year. After the hens
have been selected, they should be
marked with leg bands or some other
.1 ...! .... In nrAvr that tllPV TMAV be TeC-
lognized I nthe spring when the time
Uor mating arrives.
I Only those hens that are not moult
ing or those that have just started
should be selected when the breeding
hens are being picked In October. The
yellow color also thould be faded from
the shanks and beaks of birds belong
ing to vellow-shanked breeds. Vigor-
ous hens having a bright clear, protr.
' inent eye with an eyelid that is free
j from fat usually will have many ci
(the characteristics that are desirabU
i in breeding hens. It is important that
all hens selected for the breeding pens
be laying at this time of the year. Soft,
pliable plevic bones that are wide
apart and a soft tillable abdomen that
has at least la and one-half fingers
depth between the jdeiic bones and
the end o fthe breast bone usually can
betaken as an indication that the hen
is still laying. No bird should he se
lected that U not a good representative
of the breed. From 1 to lsi leghorn
hens should be pcike for every rooster
that will be used in the spring breed
ing and from 1 to 12 birds of other
breeds.
According to a very old superstition
the finding of a spider on the wedding
gown by the bride is considered a sure
token of happiness to couie.
Ldgr Berries Efficiency
THE MOST
REFRESHING
DRINK IN THE WORLD
BOTTLED
AT ALL GROCERY STORES
CAFES AND STANDS.
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THIS LITTLE PIG GOES TO MARKET
The demand for pig iron and for steel have always been recog
nized as a sure indication of business conditions. At the end of
August, 1922, the United States Steel Company had on its books un
filled orders to the amount of 5,950,000 tonB as conipured with 4,5:!,-
000 tons on the same date last year, an increase of 33 per cent. Daily
pig iron production at the end of August was running at 58,000 tons
as compared with 30,000 tons at the same date last year, an increase
of over 90 per cent.
CANCELATION NOT FAVORED
There is y t to In- found in t ho Harding Adiuinist ration a single
official advocating enticclation of the allied debts to the United States
The President's advisers and assistants are 100 per cent. American
free from the internationalist taint that affected so tunny ot their
November Victor ReCOrds Are HERE
Just In! Come In!
It is a great program by great artists and every record is worth hearing. In case you
can't get in, check this lis t. mail it to us, and we shall send out the numbers you want.
LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS.
For the Sake of Auld Lang Syne Iwis James
Call Me Back, Pal o' Mine Charles Harrison
All Over Nothing at All Aileen Stanley, Billy Murray
IH Stand Beneath Tour W indow Tonight and Whistle
Life's Railway to Heaven Charles Harrison, Clifford Cairns
The Harbor Bell '. Charles Harrison, Clifford Cairns
Away Down Souh Peerless Quartet
Way Down Yonder in New Orleans Peerless Quartet
BANJO SOLO
Robs' Double Shuffle "Black Face" Eddie Ross
Ross' Juba "Black Face" Eddie Ross
DANCE RECORDS '
After a Whiles-Fox Trot All-Star Trio and Their Orchestra
I'm Happy Fox Trot All-Star Trio and Their Orchestra
When the Leaves Come Tu tabling down Fox Trot Doerr Orchestra
Zenda Fox Trot Zea Confrey and His Orchestra j
Chicago Fox Troi Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Early in the Morning Blues Fox Trot The Virginians
Suez Fox Trot Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra
I Wish I Knew Fox Trot Clyde Doerr and His Orchestra
Stuttering Fox Trot Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Those Longing For You Blues Fox Trot Benson Orchestra of Chicago
I'll Build a Stairway to Pa radise Fox Trot Whiteman Orchestra
Ycu Remind me of My Mother Fox Trot Whiteman Orchestra
I Found a Four Leaf Clover Fox Trot Whiteman Orchestra
Two Little Ruby Rings Fox Trot , Whiteman Orchestra
Three O'clock in. the Morning Walts Whiteman Orchestia
Oriental Fox Trot '. Whiteman Orchestra
BRISBOIS
No. 42 W. Second SI THE FURNITURE MAI1 MAYSME, KY.
The modern way,
the quick and easy
way of doing your
washing. Come in
and look at the real
Washing Machine.
ELECTRIC SHOP
Of MAYSVILLE GAS CO.
London. Oct 31. Fr.ther llernard
Vauf:lian. S. J , 75, famous tor his "Sins
of Society" tenuous, a prominent
("alkolis priest, with a large follow ln(!
1IELPHL WORDS
From JUjmIUb Clttien.
Is your back lame and painful
Does u ach especially after eier
tlon? Is there a soreness in the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys. if so there Is danger In delay.
Weak kidneys get weaker fast.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Poan s Kidney Tills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors use and recommend
them.
Kead this Maysvllle testimony.
Mrs. J. W. Ishmeal 22S Bast Fifth
street, says: I had been a sufferer
from kidney trouble for many years.
My kldneyj were in a weak condition
and at times they acted too often. My
back ached ternbly which broke my
rest at night. I had dizzy spells and
could see flashes before my eyes and
everything turned black before me
A friend told me about using Doan's
Kidney Pills with benefit so I sent
to Swift's drug store and got two
boxes. After usin gthem I got better
and have felt like a different woman
ever since. I can't recommend Doan's
too highly."
Price 60c.. at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Poan s Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Ishmeal had. Foster-Milburn
Cn . Mfr . Ttu!?a!n. N. Y.
JOHN W. PORTER & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTOR!
Office Phone 37 Home 'Phone M
17 East Second Street
VAvuvil.ir. OINTTJCr
among Ilritish society, died here today.
Father Vauglian also was famed for
hla work among the poor of London.
A clever young lover was Tee
The pirls welcomed him with
preat pice
His friend tisked him why
And he winked his eye
Said "The iee ereas' pood atT-G"
And
Wherever r J "V t-
T-G
Ice Cream
Goes its welcome is assured.
Good iee cream is nutritious
Good iee cream is healthful
Good iee cream is a food.
T O Ice Cream ii good Ice Cream
Have you served it lately?
Traxel
Glascock Co.
(Incorporated.)
THE HOME FOLKS
Phone 325
IP
1 Ii II SI S
The tax list is now in my hands
for collection.
Don't put off paying your taxes
until the last minute. Take no chance
of haying the penalty added.
C. M. DEVORE
Sheriff Mason County.
The Liberty
Warehouse
Will most certainly be opened to receive, handle and sell your
922 non-pooled crop of tobacco. .
CASH will be PAID for every crop sold. s
WATCH for the opening date to be announced soon in the Public
Ledger.
Representatives of all the big dealers and manufactnrera will be
on our tale.
The Liberty
Warehouse
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iredeeeKitora in office.