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AT r THE KENTUCKY
EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING
From
200 to 500 730 to 1000
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and
Illustrated Songs
Special Service for These 5 Days
2 Reels of Pictures 2 5c Admission 5c
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foreign substances is sold at the Lowest
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TLESIEXS AGREEMENT
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AVIcYerslikni at Suggestion of Her
man ladder Retailed Attor
ney Wise to Start Probe
itTToE1 lElfElttL NOTIFIED
New York Jiin 3 Hertrihn Rid
der president of the American News
papers puutlsb ers association In
vited Clio attention of AttorneyGen
eral Wickerehara December 2 to
statement made at a banquet of
i pupff dealers in Hew York in which
it tya claimed by a representative
pi Jlu International Paper company
Unit the president of the American
I > aper anti Pulp association A C
Jlaatlnga Was advising paper mills
what paper prices should be
Tho attorney enefal referred the
matter to United State Attorney
Wise of New York who asked for
specifications As a result of that re
quest John Norris chairman of the
committee on paper of tine publish
ers association has submitted do
t Ied data purporting to cover the
following matters o1fattySIX
Firpt Restriction1 of fortysix
news print Taper mills fin use of
news print paper Which restrictions
make Impossible either an open mar
ket or public quotations of paper
prices
Second Action of news print pa >
per mills east of the Rocky moun
tain In refusing to sell fob mill
for spot cash or In quoting excessive
prices because presumably it would
Interfere with a gentlemens agree
meatThlrdRcfusnl
Third Refusal of many news
print paper mills to sell other than
32pound Paper
Fourth = Restrictions of contracts
HMM Growu Fruit Trees All Varitlei
Harfljr Fibwerlng scnrubr ever
green hedge plants and grape
Tines
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by many mills to one year periods
and the Inclusion of wrappers on
rolls In actual gross weight to bo
paid for
Fifth Collection by the Ameri
can Paper and Pulp association of
I dally reports from practically all j
news print paper mills and most of
the other taper mills which Infor
mation has apparently been used as
a basis for concerted action In regu1
lating prices
SixthTrnde customs adopted
by paper makers and used by them
as basis for concerted action In regu
lating prices
EighthReported agreement up
on nows print paper price by two
large l paper making concerns
NinthAction which seems to be
contempt of court by former mem
bers of general paper company and
of the fibre and manila pool through
disregard of Injunction of prohibi
tion
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Thats wbrNe York World
FOOTIJAIiL
He made a run around the end
Was tackled from tho rear
Tho right guard sat upon his neck
The fullback on his ear
Tile center sat upon his less J
Two ends sat on his cheat
The quarter and the fullback then
Sat down on him to rest
The left guard sat upon his head
A tackle on nls face
The coroner was next called in
To sit upon his case
Detroit Free Press
Each of tho British dreadnoughts
has a hospital with a capacity for CO
patjepts >
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Washington Jan 3Outstdo the I
national boundary lines the Nica
raguan situation and the British electoral I
oral campaign arc the heritages from
tho old year which will excite chief
Merest this week In the Central
American emuro llo there Is a eus
pension of marked activity such as
the battle at Rama and Zelayas with
drawal from the presidency and
finally from Nicaraguan territory At
tention now will bo directed to tho
outcome of tho leader Katradas an
nounced Intention to keep tip the
campaign against tho government at
Managua and drive tile now presi
dent Madrli from powttrI I
Tho first pollings In tho HrltUh
elections are lets than a fortnight
away and vredlctlom on tho outcome
are plentiful enough but row point
to tho probability of a pronounced
liberal triumph 1 i
With the reconvening of congress
President Taft Is expected to submit
his promised views on the status oft I
the antitrust legislation with rccom1
mondatlonft for changes In the Sher
man law and the Interstate commerce
Statutes Also tho thread of tho
prpswcutlon In two Important federal
suits will 1xs picked Up The hearing
On tho tobacco trust case scheduled
to be taken up by the United States
supreme court at Washington Mon
day The resumption of testimony in
thosult designed to compel the dls
Jolnturo of the Union Puclflc and
Southern Pacific systems will begin
on tho sumo day The railroad coses
will bo heard In Now York City
Los Angeles California claims at
tention In air navigation with the
aviation meeting held there this
weekBawbaU
BawbaU men will have on Import
ant meeting at Cincinnati Wednesday
when members of the National Baeo
trap Commission will get togehter for
tho election of officers and other busi
nessChicago
Chicago Is to entertain a conven
tion of the unemployed beginning
Wednesday
The Now York taglitaturo will
meet etlnetdan
etlnetdanAt
At the Star
For the first part of the week the
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vaudeville it tho Star theater will be
headed by the Franklin Bros two of
the best block face artfstlgs that have
appeared hero for some time both of
the boys having exceptionally good
voices and are realty funny Eva
Merrill a singing soubrotte nail
change artist will also appear 1
Lowery and Duel In an Irish fare
lal sketch ero said to bo about as
amusing a travlsty as any one could
with for Two reels of motion pict
ures of the latest subjects will ago
bo given alone with a picture ballad
sung by Mr Frank Long
Tho entire program wiN be chang
ed Thursday and In conjunction with
the two reels of Dew motion pictures
the vaudeville will consist of Jesse
Begard the musical Dutchman who
baa much comedy In tils act as well
as good music The two Hogan Sis
ters singers and dancers are two of
the most pleasing young ladies who
do a sister act Kramer and EUlott
Will present a unique sketch entitled
The Usher and the Messenger Mr
Frank Long will sing tho picture bal
lad
ladThe admission will continue at 10 o
children lie Performances will J 1
given at 23J and 330 in the nftci
noon and 730 and 9 at night
M Inns Makes Pale Sickly Children
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
larla and bulldu up the system For
grown people and children GOc
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SCHOOL BEGINS
IOIRS
OPEN WITHAVKIUdB ATTIJND
ANCK TWO TIClllmS IIU
Second Semester llinlas January il
Wliun New riipllt Jluy
ljnler
to UbJlc rldhools opened this
morning after the holidays with on I
avenfgo Attendance Tile pupils will
Willibegin
begin hard work now as the mid
year examinations will bo held tho
last of tho mbnth and the revtoWa
will begin In a few days Two teach
ers failed to report for duty owing to
Illness but they expect to return In
a few days Miss Myrtle Knight is
111 at her homo In Louisville while
Miss Mabel Mitchell is tick
This morning the office of Super
intendent J A darnngey was crowd
ed with parents and pupils who
wished to enter the schools How
ever January 31 Is tho date for en
tering new pupils as the second
semester will begin then All chil
dren over six years of ago are en
I titled to enter school but tho par
ents are Instructed to see that the
I children nrg vaccinated before apply
ing for adrnlsslon
adadrlsslon14uipenity
14uipenity
Tho farmers nro getting ther
share in the general upward trend of
prices The secretory of agriculture
sale that lir the upward movement
of prices Blnco 18i C the products of
flue farm have as a rule fared batter
tlmh anY oiher claw of commodliic
I Says tho New York Sun On the
basis of averaged wholesale prtcos
tan l ywirs bgo the secretary ehows
that for BO much of tlio various com
modities aft could then bo bought for
la dollar ttitre must now bo paid for
milk 1298 for eggs 2051 butter
torImllk
1M7 cheese J463 poos 14CS
potatoes 1C22 apples 1948
beans 153 4 Tho growers of
wheat and corn and cotton of to
bacco and of hay come in with In
I creases ranging from 23 to CG per
cent Tills looks well for the farm
er amt the Increase In the prices of
rornany mechanical production
argues much In tho prosperity t
oot there Is n very largo class of the
people I wlio toil constantly year In
land year out and who fall to profit
by the advance fn prices On the
other hand they find that they earn
no more In a tar than they did ten
years ago and yet time coat of living
I has becomo eo great it makes the
boasted prosperity eeeln more like a
hardship than a btesufng
lie who has no diamond should
not undertake to cut glass
Men are not offended by a little
extra courtesy
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TIM JiTiuulWK TturM
lllOirt of All Turtles nil Ocean
JUmiiHT 1It 1 IH Never Content
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A marine creature hull to klUp
alive In captivity Ie tho leathorbac k
turtle The toatkorback Is I a IN
turtle and It to the b ggert of all tur
tIm It grow to weigh a Ufoutami
pounds or more itx or fight film M
aa much al a man
In i September 19e8lhe New York
aqhtrkim received frem the Jee y
Clout a iMthetimek turtle welglilnx
SOl pounds whkh survived in cap
trrtty twfihtrtwotlay a reevnl for
big iMthurbkcks In thh aquarium
as iwrtmp It would IMJ founJ to be an
to aW There was recelveO hero oli
July C of tfce prM nt year tttfo runt
Jersey waters a lefcllierbabk weigh
Ing uo poUHdi which lived OD
d t The aquarium ball now taken
In the Mine locality on July 19 a
leatlicrbark turtle weighing 350
pound
The leatherbarkB 1 captured here
about a mom or lw gently They
will II one ptoceJn ilw pool wH 1
and flrd jin Fail nod then they will
nv alit hgenute to other sad
try thew tlje fiend t n
whole lot 0 lit t t Its I frul
wa eRurta I r trsrT
turtles lire years Ijji I < fUrrr inl I
Urlto W v
and grow
Not to wMU till bli Joil wia k >
lie keep always at the t wall c OC b
peal and UutU aB < itn t ttJa w fMC
fort to gel through and err h1 tjIl1
efforts he pine and ttlfu1lttl fAfci
Mttte IlIethorbaeb I from tholr hatch
lag I nrtilit be brouglit up to endure
rWralnt but nnl t the big leatherback
IO nature he rarefy ootne ashore
jieV an ocean roamer nml he cant
untLe
be contented In captivity
IXtb 11IISE
TO cum A COM IJk OXK HAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablet Druggists refund money If It
falls to cure H W GROVES all
naturo li on each box 25c
When a glrlM > alto teals faint
It means she u hungry
STAR THEATRE
JOE DESBERGER Manager
AMATEURS
AMATEURSWEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY
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Night 7if midDOb
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An entiro now bill for Thursday
Friday nnd Saturday
Change of acts change Tof actors
chango of pictures
ADMISSION lot
v
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about atv f < > + und flirtifrtuTra nrtt
i ayes the New York Hun wltlcH IbrV
bc v invaded lit search of food
StomeUin w when tbtY flail 11111
themIv
Iv > thus caught In the Sete Die
Mg turttev break lilr way out fol
tow d through tho gall by IboutftHdu
of flshoa I
flsbeeBeeldos
BMltlo NIIRg the bl eart of nil
turtle the iMlHcrbaok lift also pn >
V > ortlojia lr thb ulggOiCof all for 1
eyalaard I flippers JU war jpperB nr
not remarkable but lUt I forward lllp
pn are no pmt nt to If sml big
wings Thw ads iKmmi foartierbnok r
wtouH probably infMrft from u
Ui of lie beak to thp tip of ltd tall
nbtftfl nte feet with IfirforwartJ t flip
IIOTH extended It woiM jtrolMblr
n0Mut from tip to tip neroto about
seven or eight feet With Ie Rant
tnrvrard Open tM liMCnvrlniek to
narni1be aim lie I top tlielt Uw name
flexibility to a very nWft swimmer
In ooptitlty the Itjatlorlwck Is nl
ways tryng to get olit For that
totter Male all captive turtle big I
and little but most of them InrlnJ
tog the big loggerhead earn to got
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PROGRAM
For Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday
11irsl
< Moving Pictures
eSccond i j
Eva Merrel
SouUrotto and tango Artist
rfliidi i
r Lowery and Duel
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i lrollrth ils il
Picture BalladI I
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Sung by Frank Long
> Fifih 1
Franklin Eros
BlatJv Fnie Singers acid UancPi
Sixth
Moving Pi ores
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