Richmond daily register., July 11, 1921, Image 6

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The Daily Register, RicKmonc-, Madison County, Kentucky - Monday, July 1 1, 1921
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The beautiful residence of Mr. I.- W. Barnett at 423 W. Walnut, will be sold
Saturday afternoon, July 16th, at;2 p. m, rain o shine. j: j .
The house consists of 8 rooms, 2 halls, etc," 4 rooms arid hall down stairs, 4
rooms upstairs, with bath, summer kitchen, good cistern at back door, gas piped
in house. House newly painted and is in Al condition both inside and out.
The lot with the house is 89 feet by 150 feet, and the lot adjoining is 50x
1 50 feet. The vacant lot will be offered then the house and lot and then it will
be offered as a whole.
You will be pleased with this property and furthermore it will make you a
good home, something to be proud of, and enough space for you to have a garden,
chickens, etc. Possession will be give in 30 days or less time if so desired by the
purchaser. ? 1 ' ''-'" .v: jm;,.-
Terms on this property will be 1 -3 down and balance in two equal payments.
These terms are made to suit you; anyone desiring to pay cash cairffd$iK)l'1' K
For further, inforrnatipn get in touch with the owner or call our office and we
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L. W. Dunbar, F. P. Caldwell Sales Managers.
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MRS. FAULCONER WEEPS
AT BOARD MEETING
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Lexington,
HOT DAYS - Save Coal
order," the
KyvJuly 11 Mrs
LNanhie . G. Faulconer, County
School Superintenflent, vho has
been under constant fire since the
new County Board of ' Education
took .office in ".Iarch. went' at a
i meeting of the board under lire
of hot questions and taunts after
she presented .a bill to Dr. Gil
bert Bailey, chairman, for upkeep
of her automobile. Under the old
board's regime, she said, her ex
penses were p:ud. '
: Dr. Bailey asked Mrs. Faul
coner if her expenses were un
limited. Numerous questions
were fired at her .while she was
in tears. Dr. Bailey began to
read a number of bills. The su
perintendent started talking to
j mother member 'while the chair
i man was readhi?-.
I "You are out of
chairman exclaimed
"I am not.", she retorted.-
' "You are, and as chairman of
(this meeting, it is my duty, to
keej) order." -
"KcepN it then." said Mrs. Faul
coner. She snapped her " finger
at him and lef: the room, weep
ing, thus bringing and end to the
f dispute.
j TJje board has declared that
'.the finances have been kept poor
ly, and Henry James, State In
'S sector and .Examiner, has made
zva audit of th books for the
board. Extravagance and care-1
lesseriss in keeping the records
j has been charged,
j Prof. George Baker, of the
j Cniversity of Kentucky, recently
I was elected to . ncceed Mrs. Faul
jconer at the ?i;d of her term.
at ting in an ."advisory capacity
until her term expires, and the
board and Superintendent have
been constantly at "outs," Mrs.
Faulconer charging that an- at
tempt was made to induce her to
quit.
COLD NIGWJTS - Liko Coming Winter
-Doaway with worries. Phpn 2& and we will look afteryou.
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F. H. Gordon
Phone 28
Left on bases Waco 7; Rich
mond 8. " ;
Stolen bases J. Fritz, Coving--ton,
Ginter, Robinson, D.-Tribble.
Metcalf, Lackey; Barnett. 2, and
Double plays C. . Rogers to
Barnett to Keith.
Sacrifice . hits Keith and Mcr
Kinney. " " N
Struck out by Isaacs v 4; by!
Metcalf 7. '. 1
Base cm balls off Isaacs 2; off J
Metcalf 2. , f
by 'Metcalf 2-
Passed balls McKinney.
W ild pitch Isaacs. ,
Umpire Parks. ;
CHARGED WITH
SLAYING HIS WIFE
In response to the inquiry of many telephone
subscribers: "What can I do to help my serv
ice?" this advertisement is published.
Ta lorsville ' Kv.
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RICHMOND NiNi
DEFEATS WACO
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Welcome Eriends
You are especially ifiviteti to drop in
at. our store when you are in town, you
will find every convenience in our rest
room, and we want you to feel at home.
' . . .
j When you get ready to do your shopping
you will find our experienced clerks ready
to assist you. v
Our stock of ladies' wants were never
more complete.
r, .' . p i c k e d. i, ea m from , R ich. m o lid
j(tprneyec to .Vaco r'i Saturda.'y
Mheri..they, defeated, a: nihel from
I tjhat place by a-sc,ore .of 12 to; 10.
The oc,al, ljp s. although, otit, hit.
ipanag-ed.to ,yin jiy .bunching hits
and.ipjayikr .masterly ball, oir the -I
green., Isaacs' ' pitched. . a nice
?ame for "theJoca!s and ! pulled
Richmond through in fine style.
He held thiYWaaattack Wavier
control untwiiidl hitith 'Avh'dujft
aloojkvt-jfor-.theni to be dan
US?tliifougii'thcy did fjivq
our boys a ihake'in the fma'
round.
Charley Rogers led the Rich
niondites at handling the wiliow
with two triples, a double and a
single in five times up. He tried
to stretch his two bagger into a
triple but died in the attempt.
Maupin certainly chose the right
man for the clean-up position.
Keith and Barnett also smacked
the pill hard.
Covington, the star Waco in
li elder, who plays the keystone
position, lost one in the bushes in
right-center field and circled the
beses three times before the horse
hide could be found. Th veteran,
George Ginter, played a stellar
game for the Waco team and will
probably wear a uniform of the
coining town team that is to be
organized 'in this city. The local
team got to Metcalf, a southpaw;
and won in the early innings. '
The local team is improving
rapidly and will soon be ready to
book games vithyteams from the
surrounding towns. The score:
Richmond AB R H PO A E
Millard cf 6 11 1 0 0
Carter If 5 2 1 2 0 0
Lackey 3b 5 1 1 4 2 2
C. Rogers 2b, p 5 1 4 3 2 0
Keith lb . 4 3 3 9 1 0
Barnett ss J 3 3.2 0 3 1
Deatherage If i 0 1 1 0 0
!BI McKinney c 4 11 6 10
l Isaacs p 5 0 0 0 3
Turpin 2b 0 0 0 0 1 0
Tuly July 11
murlnr t f
his wife, Mrs. '"".Mat tic Lee Smith
Shelburnc, 28vears: old, who it
wa' given out June! 15, was drag
ged a mile by a mule to her death
A. D. Shelburne. -8, a farmer,
living between Taylorsville and
Wafer ford ,thre' and .one. half
miles from here, was arrested
Saturday afternoon by Sheriff J.
B. Thomas and Deputy Sheriff
W. E. Goodwin 'and taken to the
Jefferson county jail for safe
keeping. Excitement ran high
over the arre::t.
When Mrs. Shelburne was
found a little more than- three
weeks ago, her foot caught in
the stirrup and hanging1'---bead'
downward he r sk nil;'1 fractured
and a mass of bruises and;'!cuts
ciimvp'tlip sbVitii.lpr'; lifr litiuhanrl
l.'sa.id the'in'uld had run away and
i the woman's" ! bra i jWm ' 'braCtieattv.
had. been '-beaten but ra'gaitlst the
stones m' 'd 'He'd ibver:;wl)ich. th-c
mule -'rah. ; (
Si tiuxlay the n onfall's' brothers
Hi ah T . W'. Smith.' .and' ai bro-
41irr-in-iaw, Oscar Ouire, swore
ft the warrant! cha'rg'incf .her bus--
feiKl 'i-eally had b'eaterf -'her to
death and told tbe'Ttinawistry
t'j'-bide' tlie ' crime u-
'' The' Vvoman1' was 'Shclbunies
third vife. She had a" child d
few months old. Shelburric'S'- first
v.ife.'was divorced and ; remarried
and his second wife died. lie
has two grown daughters.
Shelburne'' is one of the largc
esl land-owners in this county.
.Golden Dream Cotee tastes bet
ter; gees further. Get it from your
grocer. 151 tf
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Do
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light
crisp
biscuit?
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Or '
nice ,
whit
cake?
Then .
tell
your
grocer
to
send
Hie Latlics Stole
prnrCTm
McKee Block
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Ginter out for interferring
with batted ball.
Waco - AB R H PO A K
J- Fritz; 2b 5 .1 2 10 0 0
Covington. 2b 4 4 -3 2 3 1
p. Tribble cf 5 1 A 2 0
Ginter ss ' 4 1 ;3 1 6 1
Robinson If , 5 2 2 1 0 0
Brothreton c 4 0 2 9 2 1
Metcalf p .,.5 0 11 0 1 1
A. Fxitz'3b 3 0' 1 113
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Richmond 300; 313 02012 14
yaco 200 220 10310 16
Two. base hits Millard,
Rogers, Keitli and Ginter.
Tbree base hits C. Rogers 2
Home run; Covington. ,
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