The Kentuckian. [volume], November 13, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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of Royal Majesty out of register of Merit Cow. Heads herd.
Hprrl rich in the blood of Majesty, Gamboge's Knight, and
Oxford You'll Do. -
Cows and heifers all bred, and many are fresh-to Majesty's
Fancy Prince and Defenders Majesty Monarch son of Majes
ts Defender, recently sold for $2675.
Send for catalogue.
ELK VALLEY STOCK FARM
Elkton Kentucky.
W. G. DAVIS, C. N. BELL, Prop.COL. D. L. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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The Island of Guadaloupe, off the western Mexico coast, Is Inhabited by
goats only some 50,000 of theini This year they nre starving, owing to lack
of rain there, and many of them are being shipped to the foothlli ranches of
southern California. A cargo of these goats Is here "shows arriving at San
uiego.
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Real Efficiency.
Our health Is a vital part of our
' business. If the Invoice shows that we
I are overstraining nerves and organs It
Is high time to adopt better nusiness
methods or else go Into bankruptcy. "
Balled Up.
"Betty has an India rubber Imagina
tion." "India rubber Isn't the term there
are bounds to India rubber." Boston
Evening Transcript.
All Out
. One evening I wns accompanying
two young women home. We got on a
car In which there were but two va
cant scats. They sat down together and
I excused myself, thinking I would take
a smoke on the front platform. I got
to talking to some fellows and before
I ren'izi'il it we "were at the end ol
the Ciu- line. I rushed in the car, but
needless to sjiy.- did not find the two
j'irls, as we had passed their cornet
about a mile h;i::k. Kxoliange.
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VICTOR BERGER
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and opponent of war and . profiteer
ing. . I take back nothing I said in
my speeches and articles," he told
the House, "and under the same cir
cumstances I would say and write it.
all over again, only I would make it
a great oVal stronger."
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For Over
Thirty Yearr
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Socialist Loses His Seat in Congress
By Vote of 309 to 1. .
We carry a comp'ete line of toys, Dol s,
Rocking Chairs, Desks, in fact anything .
that can bi had in the toy line.
We are now open for business and invite
the public to call and inspect our lines of
toys, we can save you money on them.
- We have a line of English China and
Havlin China that we can save you money
on. If you are in need of these call and
get our prices. :
Shop Early and Avoid The Rush.
Washington, November 10. Vic
tor L. Berger, Milwaukee Socialist,
was denied his seat in the House to-
dav bv an overwhelming vote, the
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Prices at which retailers sell im
poi'tant staples to consumers in Hop
kinsville are given below. Slight va
riations from these quotations may
House holding he was ineligible f or be found on some items at some
membership because, of his open op- stores according to the basis on which
position to war. the purchase is made and to the
. The vote to unseat Berger was,
309 to 1, Representative Voight, Re- &rade o the ltem Pchas.d.
nnWinnn. Wiarnnain. heir.r- the nnlv ' Flour, 24-R) sack $1.75 $1.7(
mPmh to Riinnort the ; Wisconsin Commeal. 5-lt) sack.. 25
Socialist either during the" debate or Bacon, breakft slice tb 45
.Bacon, eountry. Id... 3o
on tne rou can. . -
. After the denying seat to Berger,1 acon' j11' 10 '
the House declared that the seat was "am?' m ' '
i t ii- it.i t i. r rf-i wuvuiuvio. iu ii
I vacant, noiumg tnai oosepn r.. r-. . ,
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Clark & Co.
Incorporated
Phones: 79 and 118.
Procter
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JUST IN
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If you are considering having a
shaft or memorial of any" style erect
ed, or a simple stone to mark the
grave of a loved one, do not fail
to see our new shipment of two car
loads of new granites just veccived
from arre, Vt. We now have the
largest stock in Western Kentucky,
newest designs, in light and dark
granite from one of the leading
firms in Vermont. Our finishers are
experienced and pains taking. We
guarantee satisfaction and pnmpt
service. .
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ney, Democrat, wno contested cer- LanJ( pun Jeaf lb 30
ger's election, did not receive a plur- Eggg fregh( doj. 4Q
ahty in the election last year, vvnn- Mttef per lb
out a record vote, the House also di- gUj,ar per n
rectea peaKer uuieite to noiuy nie Qffg -r-
Wisconsin Governor of the vacancy Irish p"
in the state legislature so mat Sweet potatoes, lh ... . 6
special election may be called to Cabbage, new........ 8
choose a new member. . Cheese, cream, lb ... . 40
Consideration of the right of Ber- Oranges, per doz 50
ger to a seat proceeded amidst some Lemons, per doz 45
what of an uproar in the House Grapefruit, each ...10
chambers and with crowded gallery. Evaporated apples, lb . 17
A detail of capitol police guarded Evaporated peaches, lb 20
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the entrance of the men's galanes.
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dl Aon Honkinsville. Ky. 2nd and Main Sts
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Berger's wife and nephew were in
the public gallery until , shortly be
fore the roll call, but Berger him
self, after alternating during the de
bate between' the chajnber and the
lobbies, left just as the vote began.
The resolution on which the House
acted in refusing Burger a seat f ol
I lows the unanimous report of the
Elections Committee reciting his al
leged seditions utterances and dis
I loyal activities during the war, and
said: - -
I "Resolved, that under the facts
i and circumstances of this case, Vic
tor L. Berger is not entitled to take
the oath of office as a representative
in this House from the Fifth Con
gression district of the State of Wis
consin or to hold a seat therein as
such representative."
Explaining his activities, speeches
and articles, but making no defense,
Berger attacked the executive
branch of the government and then
turned on members, "rubber stamps
of the administration." This drew
from Representative Blantoif, Demo
crat, Texas, the demand that he con
fine his remarks to his own activities
in ronnection with the war. Berger
that his exclusion as a mem
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u. t r.nn trress "would be a cut-and-
dried affair because I am a Socialist
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Apples, peck 90 1.26
Country Produce
Dealers buy at the following prices;
HIDES Dry flint, 30c; salted 28c;L
green salted, 22c fresh, 19c; sheep
skins, 25c S1.00; goat and kid
skins, 20 to 60c; horse hides, $500
$6.00.
WOOL Washed, spring clip, 65c;
unwashed, 47c & 50c: burry, 30c
45c.
METALS Copper, per lb, 9
11c; brass, 7c 11c; scraps iron,
30c to 40c per 100 lb ; aluminum, 16c
zinc, 2c; lead 3c; battery lead, zc;
block tin, 44c; tinfoil, 30c; old rub
ber tires, 2 to 21ic; innertubes, mix
ed 7c 8c.
BEESWAX Per 16 , 35c.
WILD ROOTS Ginseng, wild, $12
$13 per lb; golden seal, $4.00;
pink root, 20c; mayupple, 5c; blood
ror. 7c; star root, 25".
FEATHERS According to color
and kind, 15 to 45c. New Goose
feathers, 90c.
TALLOW Per lb, 7 8c.
When you have your Plumbing
done you wi l save money by hav
ing it well done. Our plumbers
are experts in their line and our
work of the best
See Us For
Tin Work, Roofing and "Ever-
lastic" Roof Painting.
Hot Water and Hot Air Heating
Phone 270-Hopkinsville, Ky .
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