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JiLas Edition THE WINCHESTER NEWS
I her injuries wsis made Dr Reynolds
an eye specialist after lite examina
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tion announced the eye permanently
pern1nuentlj
injured raid the sight forever gone
i but said he did not think it would af
i fed tIll childs appearance
i Mr Xorris cattle buyer was here
last weekand made many purchases f
among them IJ50 head of James M
Bigstaff average weight 1500 pound =
at i cents loO of J T Highland
I average weight 1400 pound at j
cents and GO of Henry C Hall aver
age weight 1410 > ounds at 0 cents
These cattle were bought for the Bal
Iltll
timore market as were all the cattle
Morris purchased Mr YoB Greene
purchased of Ben F Mark 40 cattle
average 3400 pounds at the prevail
lug prices There are yet snbout 1000
cattle fo rlbe export market unsold
in this county
countyWAREHOUSE
WAREHOUSE SOLD
LEXINGTON Ky Oct nThl
biggest business transaction engineer
fid in Lexington in many months will
be completed Monday when the final
papers in the sale < of the Central
Kentucky Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany will be signed according to a
wellauthenticated story current Sat
urday night The led involves an
exchange of from 95000 to 100
I
000 and has been under considera I I
tion for several weeks pastI
The purchasers of this building
which is the largest tobacco ware
house in the world is the Louisville
Tobacco Warehouse Company ofj
Louisville which owns eight of the
1
twelve similar houses doing business
in that city and which is known as j
the largest warehouse company in 1
the tobacco business handling mil 1
lions of dollars worth in a year 1
BUYS OUT 7
NEWS STAND
Mr Walter Bean Has Purchased
Stock and Good Will From Mr 1
henry Phillips
Mr Waller Bean has purchised
rom Mr Henry Phillips the news and
l1Ul 7ine stand now at the Phillips 1
drug store Mr Bean takes posses
ion Tuesday morning He will handle
all the leading papers and magazines j
MIi Phillips has conducted the store
for many years and has built up a
god patronage which Mr Bern hop =
is to keep and to increase The price
i > aid is private S
m mum FOR
t
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL I e t
Mr W R Sphar Has Been Made
Secretary and Treasurer at First 1
Baptist Churche
Sunday morning Mr W It Sphar 1
was elected secretary and treasurer 1
of the First Baptist Sunday school in I
the place of Mr A 1 Ecrp who re
signed
NEW fURNACE t
fOR lHE CHURCH
One of Latest Make is Being Install
ed at the First Baptist Church on
Fairfax
A new furnace is being installed in
the First Baptist church It is one
o fthe latest improved makes and
will heat tlteJmilding better than tin
old one The work of inslrlling the
heating plant wlil he completed be
fore the meeting which will be con
ducted by Rev 1 W Porter of Lex
ington begins
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MONTANA HORSES
HORSESDO
DO NOT SELL WELL
The sale of Montana horses con
ducted by Mr G C Wharton Sat
urday at the Broadway stockyards
was slow and but Six of them were
sold Thirtynine were offered foi
sale maul those that were sold brought
prices ranging from 70 to 105
FARM SOLD
J Howard Watts auctioneer sold
Saturday at the c courthouse Or P4ur
slew and Bnsl the old Berkley rf arm
of 80 acres near Bccknerville tofMry
n A Scobce f l2045 pera a e < 1 W1 I
J7 1 rs > 3 t i
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House where he spent Saturday 1
I night and Sunday Morgan awl Boss I
CSry who arc both about liO fell out
over a small money matter Saturday
Morgan vas employed by Cary and
when it came to the settling time I
Cary refused to pay Morgan wluit he I
thought was due him Morgan in i
stead of proceeding time right inj
to collect his money started a fight
which cost him f 1010 in police
onrt
Ed Guy and Ottirley Bates tw
Mher olcldues fell out over money
matters Saturday afternoon also and
Guy almost I hit off Bastes upper lip
Bates was proven in the wrong bow >
ever and besides having to carrya
bad lip he will have to spend several
weeks in the Mullins House
t
SELLS FARM FOR 36000
Mr E S Cunningham Saturday
sold his fa nn near L S Eo Irnction
containing about 200 acres to Mr
Albert StolVr of Montgomery county
for 3G000
m PlAY BY
I THE COLLEGf
tt <
Will Be Put on in November Unde
the Directions of Professor Dal
getyEueouraged
Encouraged 13 the success of pas >
efforts the college is hsUd at work or 1
a new amateur play This play is a
nn
usual for the benefit of the Atldetir
AssociiitiiTn It includes the bes
talent of town and will he well up tc
II
the standard that has been set by th >
otner plays put on under its direr
tion
tionProfessor I
Professor Dalgety will agjin hav
charge of the work and hopes to dup
lie > ate 01 even excel the former ply y
in merit of rendition He takes boh
of the new play with the added ex i
perience derived from a successtu
summer engagement with the Vaugh
an Glasses Company which played ii
tho now 700000 playhouse in Rocbr
ester X Y
The play selected is < ocfr ty ft1
comedy of the time of the Napoleon
ic period It is blight sparkling ani
full of quaint situations and humor
It was written for and acted by OJH j t
of the foremost stars of the America i
strgc
strgcThe
The title of the piece is Phoebe
Romaneu in Quality Street
The play will be nppIolli tel
staged and oostumed Tt will appeal
the latter part of November
AUDITORIUM
>
Keeping up the strndard of qual
ity the Auditorium theatre will pre 1
sent on Monday and Tuesday night
a sbqof more than ordinary merit +
two star acts and two now audiseo
pictures will appeal headlined IM j
Lillian Carson S Company present
ing The Maid of the Grot la in spec
trcular and transformation dances
They carry their own special scenery
use gOrgeous effects and magnificent
costumes Another star act on tin
1
11111is Paris Bros in their comcd >
skit NoodloNoodlc This net is un
doubtedly ono of the funniest acts
on the American stage and has al
ways caused a riot where they have
aP erred Those failing to see tin
big show at the small price of ad
mission 10 cents will have something
to regret
regretSELLS
SELLS FARM FOR 3575
racy Stokely agents for ih1
Charles Hadl v Saturday sold to Mr
Ilirvey Royally his farm on the Van
Meter pike containing 17Ms acres foi
l5 7i
Doe your girl love you Asl
Gallano at the opera house Novem i
her 1st
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs Julia Wilcox
Mrs Julia Wilcox aged 79 died
at her residence at Hunt Saturday oi
general debility The funeral was
held at Antioch church by J Elder f
1 Lowry Sumhry morning Burial was
at Thomas burial ground
Margaret Stivers
i
Margaret Livers 8 years old
daughter of jjfr and Mrs J Ernest
J Stivers liediV lierresidence in Jack
I son Sunday n1 nin4 ofitjphoid fever
e The remains tfere Brought here nI
nIt
ifmv hnTl l V
s toL bunnI ll
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iFAMOUS AUTHOR
ID item
jOpie j
Opie Read Humorist anal Philosopher
Will Deliver Lecture on Old Lim I
LimII
Jucklin at the College
The following ten reasons arc giv
en for the success of Opie Bead as
a Lyceum lecturer
1 He is with one possible ex
ception the author of more widely
read hook than any other living
American author
2 He is one of the most sought
for and best paid contributors to cur
rent periodicals
it His name is familiar to most
of the lecturegoing public of every
town and city
4 He is easy to advertise
f He was one of the best draw
ing attractions on many of the lar
gest courses this past season
ti lie not only gets the crowd
he pleases them
7 Ho does not tell old jokes or
OJI
rehash other memos ideas
8 lie appeals with equal fascina
ion to all classes of people
9 He knows whereof he spcakf
or he has taken many courses in the
university of experience
10 He is one celebrity whom you
an depend unon to fill his dates at
he appointed time
Mr Head is to appear in a lecturi
m Old Lim lucklin at Kentucky
Wesley fin college on the evening oi
November 4
POLICE WILL BE
OUT IN FORCE i
j
Police Chief McCord Intends to Have 1I
i
No Defacing of Property on Mon
MonMI
day Night
Chief of Police MeCord will have
tis entire force out Monday night tc
Droli ct property and see that till i
i
Halloween parties are orderly lit I
tated Monday morning that he inI
tended to put a stop to the defncinp
of property nnd other rowdy and un j
railed for sport engaged in by incr I
and boys Oil this night He has in i
truced his men to arrest and plat
in ial any one found defacing or dc
stroying property in any way
WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Tie Modern Woodmen of Americ 1
will hold a special meeting in their i 1
room in the Fraternity buildiiij 1
Monday night Business of import
ance will be transacted and also work
of the team
teanmOPERA
OPERA HOUSE
I
takclIlfrom
from the Lexington Herald The play
will appear at the Winchester opera
house on Saturday night operaI
Time House of a Thousand Can
dles was the bill at the opera house I
matinee and night Saturday at1I
pleased two goodsized audiences im
mensely The story from which the play h I
wrought out in itself an entertaining 1
one without being in any sense p
strong story suffers little if any ir
the dramatization and in the hand
of a thoroughly competent company
is a pleasing stage creation COJIlP1nY1
The star character of the bpok a I
well as the of the play is il tesi
the imperturbable taciturn resource
ful butler of the house of Glenarm j
the man with a pret to conceal and r
vivid and dramatic present to enact I
All other dramatis nersonatc revolve
about Bates and his activities
throughout a story that contains j
many a thrill The part was com I
petently taken by George D Winn I
who while suffering in comparisor
eminent and talented E SI l
with the an I
Holland nJio last essayed it in Lex j
ington nevertheless portrays it ad II
mirably and to the critic who neve
had the pleasure ofseeing Mr 1101
land he would be more than accept o
fland
able
Miss Eosabelle Leslie who played
the part of Marion Dcvereraix unto
tunately was suffering seriously from
the prevailing malady that usually at
tends the first autumn cold wave and
was aiblc to sneak her lilies only with
great difficulty s0 great was her
hoarseness
hoarsenessJrck lnr was done by Donald
1frck
Gregory who with his jolly Irjsh
fiioud Larry Dbnovau pdrtrnyed > II
o
J
A I
Joseph Belmont put on a realistic
I and rousing oldtime North of Ireland
scrap in the third act when the
croowed minions of the law attacked
the Glenarm home for the purpose of II
dishonestly dispossessing Jack Glen
jrtrm of his grandfathers mansion
The piece throughout is thrilling
enough to rouse both the gallery and
lower floor to a frenzy of excitement
in more Usances than one and leav
IIin a decidedly good taste in the month
of its auditors at the close
AEROPLANE SHIPMENTS
Take Their Place in Foreign Trade
Statistics For First Time
WASHINGTON Oct UoOI the
first time the compilers of B1 tlwl
foreign trade statistics bane found
it necessary to make a permanent I
place in their tables for aeroplane
and airship exports according to
Consular reports to Washington Dui
ing the month of September shipment
of this nature amounted to 21120
and in the previous month to 33S70
WRIGHTS ARE COMMENDED j
IIACKg SACK X 1 Oct 31
IIIACKg
The Ministerial Union of Hackenwick
adopted resolutions Sunday com
mending Wilbur and Orville Wright
for refusing to allow their employes i
to fly their aeroplanes on Sunday
The Secretary was instructed to send
a copy of the resolutions to the
IPrighisOHIOAN
OHIOAN IS DROWNED
WHEELING 1151a Oct 31
While crossing the river Sunday
evening at Moundsville in a skiff
lames Downing was drowned and hh I
three companions had narrow escap
es when the craft caplized Pownina
wr as a resident of South Bellaire I
Ohio
IAMERICAN AMBASSADOR
Says He Knows Nothing About Kid
Kid I
naping of Nebraska Girl
IfEXICO CITY Oct 1Wlmer
shown a telegram concerniv the kid
lumping of Grace Kolph of Pender
Nebraska American Ambassador
Henry Lane Wilson said Sunday
night he had no information on the
subject Miss Rolph was kidnaped
Thursday by a Mexican peon name r 1
Sognnda + on a ranch near Checoy
Mexico where she had been spending i
the summer
> KILLED BY A FRIEND
TIIOMASVILLE Ga Oct 31C
T Prince was shot and killed hen
Sunday afternoon by C W Byrd win
for a long time had been his doss
friend Byrd surrendered andsuit I
he fired in selfdefense
cfcnsiI
SHOT BY A BURGLAR
CHICAGO Oct SI Guy William
ii insurance man was shot and killer
at his home ba burglar Sunday
tight Williams heard the burglar er
taring the house through a windov
and attempted to intercept him The
intruder escaped
NAUTICAL ALMANAC FIGURES i
Great Care Exercised In Preparing
Tables for the Guidance of
the Sailor
1It may be safely said that no onp
outside the publishing office baa read
the entire Nautical Almanac from
beginning to end but each figure of
the printed almanac Is in the office
examined twice and read three times
The total number of figures exceeds
a million but great as the number Is
iIt is trifling compared with the num
her of calcub
lations as the almanac figures repre
sent bare results only The moon
for instance requires for its calcula
Hall more than a million and a half
of figures and similarly with other
branches of the work such as the sun
Ithe planet etc Contrary to the gen
eral opinion practically every figure
iIn the book is fresh from year to year
The tables from which nearly ali
the work is calculated have been trig
inally constructed from the labors of
the astronomical observer and to a
IIthe
larger extent from the observations of
the sun moon and planes made at
1 the Royal observatory Greenwich Tel
escopes and other astronomical appll i
I
antes arc conspicuously absent as the
1work of the staff Is purely mathemat
i leal and not observational From
The Sailors Bible In the Strand
I Worth the Risk
j Those timid men RiskI
tious about showing any polite mitten
i tion to their wives in the fear that
j their continuance will be expected
ought to be brave enough to try it
I once and take a chance
IIonce dzrarr xtI yr
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WEATHER
Fair Tonight and Tuesday Warmer
Tonight
11 CENTSI I A WEEK
jWPGRfAT CROWD H
4 HEARS BYRD
t
j
Democratic Nominee For Congress
arid R R Friend of Irvine Speak I
1 loPcwell County Voters
VotersI
vkLAY CITY Ky Oct Ill Hon
lA ifloyd Byrd Democratic nominee
jor Congress from the Tenth Con
i essipnal District and Hubert K
v
iKiiend of Irvine Ky Saturday ad
dresjjed the voters of Iowell county I
aigtanlon and May City The speak
er 4 vcre greeted by the largest tlHI1
iomjes that has tended a political
speaking ijj this county for yearn
Ilbre as elsetthere numbers of He
< publicans expressed their intentional
yiiof supporting the Democrat illcl
llia loh inoins logic was effective in
thei I
i issues o t the campaign and it wasp
frqclv predicted on nil sides that the
normal Democratic majority of P w j
ell county will be materially increasj
ed V
BURLEY POOL SALES TUESDAY
LEXINGTON Ky Oct 31
Smiles of tobacco will not begin on
the local market Monday as usual but
rill open Tuesday and on that day
the auction of the Burley Societys
1909 pooled crop will also he resum
ecLon the floors of the Lexington
warehouses after having been sus
pen 1ed for several days
r The reason for the postponement
< of the loose leaf sales is that the new
V crop is coming in potPon1111I1r
I 1ynI1 after conferences Friday af
ternoon the warehousemen decided
that it would be hest for them to cidetI
until Tuesday in order that more to
bacco might be on the market The
sales were comparatively small id
Thursday and Friday and the grow
ers seem to be anxious to dispose of
the worst they have in their barn
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Ic IMPORTANCE OFTHT I
STUDY OF FORESTRY
If
State Federation of Womens Clubs 4
Has Outlined Courses of Study
i
v on the Subject
J
The State Federation of Womens
Clubs has interesting outlines fOlI
courses of study in forestry for use
J in Schools or womens clubs
i The importance of the stllelynf
forestry is well illustrated in time
h Proclamation by President Koose
1
velt white in otlice to the schoo
Children of the United States
Arbor Day winch means simply
Tree Day is now observeI in every
State in our Union and mainly in the
i schoolsI
SchoolsJt
Jt is well thit you should celebrati
your Arbor Day thoughtfully for with
ili your lifetime the Nations need
of trees will become serious
If you neglect to prepare your
selves now for the duties and respon
sibililies which fall upon later itj
Vpn do not learn the things you will I
need to know when your school day j
arc over you will suffer she conse I
< ijncnces So any nation which in it
r < yputh lives only for the day reap
zwniiout sowing and consumes with
ilfriiE husbanding must expect the pen
ttn t1of the prodigal whose labo
icquUlwith difilculty find him the bar
means of life 11
> i v true forest is not merely r ston
house full of wood but as it were r
k factory of wood and at the same tim
a reservoir of water Wiien you help
to preserve our forests or plant nev
ones yon are acting the part of good
citizens The value of forestry de
serves therefore to be taught in the
scliools which aim to make god
citizens of yon If your Arbor Day
exercises help you to realize whif
benefits each one oton receives
from the forests and how by reciI
sistancc these benefits may continue
4 time r will serve a good end
CHILD FALLS AND
r Y V LOSES HER EYESIGHT
MT STERLING Ky Oct HI
Little Ollic Caywood 18monthsold
daughter of Mr and Jlis Gano Cay
wood of this county teas playing onI
a table when site suddenly fell to the
> floor Her herd struck heavily and
aiut ice in the back cC her head wa
I Affected causing the sight of the left
i isye lp be destroyed Time little out
> s kiirriedly picked up and brought
to > tai tt oily > where a nexaminatiouqf
> v s
j5 1i J V
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NEW TOBACCO
WARfHOUSf
Which is Being Erected at Broadway
Stockyards Will Be Ready Next
WeekI
WeekThe
The tobacco warehouse which is
being erected at the Broadway stock
yards is Hearing completion and nil
be ready to receive tobacco by the
lirst of next week The home will be
used by Stewart Taylor who arc
buying tobacco in this county
STREET CAR IS
I AGAIN Rm NING
EIC31triC
tric Light Plant Has Been Repair
ed RepairI
The damages to the dynamo at the
power plant which runs the street
car has been repaired and Monday
afternoon the car was started again
The dynamo has been in commission
for nearly nine years and this is the
first trouble the company has ex
perienced with it About two weeks
ago one of the field coils burned out
It 1i85 replaced but owing to the
worn condition of the other coils it
was necessary to supply the machine
with all new coils which took > ei ell
clays to get here
REV > t E C l WATTS
COMPLIMENTED
Whitesburg Eagle Extends Welcome
in Behalf of Town to Native of
t
Clark County
Rev Eil C Watts has been sen
by the Methodist Conference to take
charge of the church at Whitesburg
The Eagle of that town publishes the
following sketch of hini
Mr Watts the pastor oi the M E
church South at Wlritcsburg and ColJ
son is at native of Clark county Ky
After a few yerrs spent in the district
schools of his county he became
asosciatod with a linn of contractor
and builders of which his father was
to member Being desirous of gam
ing more knowledge he again entered
school and prepared himself fat
leaching which profession ho follow
ed for three years holding a first
class cerliticrte Not being satistiec
with his training he entered Kentucky
Wesleyan College in 1906 taking tin
course leading to the A B degree
graduating in the class of 1010 It
wan while in college that he vas conI
Vince that he was called into tin
ministry He was licensed to preach
September 1 IflOK In October of tllI
same year he was placed in chars e
of the Bcaltyville and Campion June
tion Mission At the annual conrerI
ence which met at Paris in 1900 In
was asain assigned to this field when
he served until sent to this place
We extend ITaUs a cordial wel
come among us
SUPPLEMENTAL
SUPPLEMENTALIs TION
Is Being Held Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday51 Register to Mon
day Noon
Monday was the first day for till
supplcmcntil registration Those who
were out of town on the regular reg
istration day or were sick and unable
to register have the right to register
either Monday Tuesday rir Wednes
day At noon Monday JJ2 Democrats
hixl registered 17 Republicans and
2 Independents
POLICECOURT
The old boys hacr their round in tho
police court Saturday night and one
j > f them i Luke Mprjjanv for theirs
iiimb f uuZJllis Ava to the Iullins
< > r lif tF
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LISLE WILL
I CASE BEGINS
Special Term of Clark Circuit Court
is Presided Over By Judge Walker
of Lancasterr
The special term of the Clark Cir
cuit Court was begun Monday morn
ing The term was called for tilt
purpose of trying the Lisle will tasty
in which Mrs Esther Couchman and
others seek to break the will of Mi
Claihomc Lisle Messrs Thos JJgJO
lisOtInl1d
fendants Judge J M Benton of thfs
city refused to try the case and Judge
Walker of Lancaster has bcc 1np
pointed by the Governor It will take
the entire week and probably part rtC
next week to hear Hie testimony
Monday morning was consumed in
selecting the jury and immediately
after the noon adjournment thcTit
jtorneys for both sides stated the
case
Following are the jurors sclented
Elias Curry J J Thornton 01ih
QliITHnggald
Joe Berryman J C Gilln pie tL
Skinner W K IlHlin Chjc Iladlev
C H Adams K E Fox
FLANAGAN
Miss May Stepp who has been sid
with diptheria is improving
Miss Margaret Bradley of Win
Chester visited at the hdincftiHifr
nephew Mr J II King from SunNY
until Monday l
Joe May and wife and IJVQ v < jhjl
dren of Winchester visited frjejiils
here a few days toile past week
Mr Shermrn Owen of IariSrsiHl
last Sunday with his sister rS j
IL King
Mrs W J Watts and MrsJ P
McDonald of Mooresville spent la < fc
Wednesday at the home of Dunujn lfo
Cole Mnhone and Dan In3kotiTr
tended court at Mt Sterliug lust
Monday
Mrs Ida Gamboe and little lieicV
Elizabeth Insko are visiting cliiiivCg
at Lexington
Edd Hughes and little sori Wiod
ford of Winchester visited r lit lhfr4
and friends here last Sunday aiiil
Monday
MondayMrs Barney Dailey is very sick
with fever
Mrs J IT King was called to Lex
in lon recently on account of the slid
den death of her father Mr Owcjii
Most of the people here have soli
their tobacco for 12 and 12V cent
D S Powell bought n pair of trniles
in Middletown last week for a711n11
ELKIN
Mrs George Goodrich and Mht
Jim Foster find little son EmmerSQ 1
of Lexington returned hohic Friday
after a pleasant isit with her sisl l
and brother ilrs Alice Blyo and ltr
Roger Hardv
Mr and Mlrs Jim Eubank attcsitjcd
the funeral of her sister Mrs Eah
White at Lexington Elidaym
Miss Essie Hodgkin visited fricnns
in Winchester for several days >
Prof Thompson closed hits Jjcliiol
on account of diptherin and scaHet
fever
feverMiss
Miss Sallie Hodekin is on the Riek
list
Mrs Alice Rlyc was the nuctstatf
Mrs J It Lisle Sunday >
Mr Charley Eubank of MisSpurii5i
eo
the pleasant guest of hid relative
Mr Jesse Hodgkin and Mr Tom
Lisle
Mrs Alice Blye was visiting fricjids
in Winchester Friday and Saturi try
Brother Vanderpool of Richmond
preached at the Elking church Sim
day morning and Sunday night >
IMPORTANT NOTICE v v 11i
TO COLORED VOTEBS
W
All the members of the Independ
cut Colored Political ClulMiro liortiby
called to meet at Bates grocery to
night at 730I i
0tV BATES President
WM COPIIER Secretary
It
Always Men Enough V
It is seldom hard to find a succes
sor for even a great man Baltlmof
Americant1oLAff
TOO LATE IB CUSSIFK
FOR RENT Cottage on Browne
BlOUUI
A Bertly Xews office
1031tf
WANTED A first grade mil li cows
i Call Homo phone 848A
103131
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