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FRtDAY Feb 12 1909

Published every Friday by

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MEMBER OFKENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION

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THE electoral vote was form ¬

ally counted in Congress Vednes

day and berealter there will

he no anxiety as to who is to

be the next President Meanwhile

all of the arrangements for the Inauguration are being rapidly push ¬

ed to completion and nothing re-

mains

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unsettled but the weather

THE handsomest men in Con-

gress are to be selected for thepers-onal escort of Mr Taftat the lnangural hall and the scramble for

theplaces would seem to indicate

that Congressmen are just like oth-

er people in not seeing themselves

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> A prominent physician advises

us to accept the demancls of ourappetites and eat what we wantPatrons of the free soup kitchenfind its followers in the bread line

should take notice and act accord ¬

ingly

>A Col logeaducation says Rep-

resentatives Tawney makes a life

more finished But as the last

thing most of us desire iR a lifefinished we presume Mn Tawney4gsnot approve of college educa ¬1ro

IWESTERH legislators are agitarfuig a reform to decrease the lengthofbatpiDs bntfor us let them wear

the iatfpiusas long as they like ifitfiey wili but shorten the list

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CONGRESS has decided that theonly suitable vehicle for Mr Taftis the automobile If they neededany more confirmatory testimony-to reach that decision they shouldhave brought forward the Chinese-

o lie3 who used to carry him in adan chair on their shoulders thru

he narrow streets of Canton or thecksha men who dragged himaout Yokahama and Tokio

MEMORIAL

Those first in their classes thismonth are Primer RaymondMyers 1st Leonard Jfersifull 2ndChristine Davis 3rd Ralph Powell4th Risse McFerron 5th WillThompson 6th Claude GriffinEmma Davis Bryan Perkins 7thLincoln Pennington 8th EthelDavis and Ben Griffin 1St H SBernice Landrum Velma SqwderJohn D Henderson and Floyd

iJer2n9 H S Blanche Crawlord and Clyde Vatson

fThose who have been neitherI

or tardy are Julia FIshj Virginia Martin Lincoln PenningI tou Alma Forbes Grant Mullips

I Fred Baker Christine Davis DellaPowell McKinlev Sherman andLeonard Persifull Hazel MversClyde Watson Blanche CrawfordRobert Harry Miller Daisy FishBernice Landrum John D Hender ¬

son Jesse Fish Daisy ThomasRichard Cox Ralph Powell RuthLandrum Jennie Miller WillThompson John Landrum MaggieJones Aubrey Martin GeorgiaJohnson Rissie McFerron andEmma Davis

The program for the entertainment given this afternoon by thePrimary and Intermediate grade isas follows tiSong by school Fag SalutedRecitation Raymond MyersRecitation by Sally Hanks GraceBeaty Margatet Sparks HazelMyers Verlie Hamlin and JulianMillerRecitation Georgia JohnsonSong by Mattie B Sparks Pattie

MIller1VillVergil MullinsReading Ralph PowellValentine soug by the boysValentine box and Distribution

There will be an open meetingof the Brunonian Society in BrownMemorialchapel Friday eveningFeb 1 2th at 7 oclock All areinvited fc i

PROGRAMSong Sail On 0 Ship of State

SocietyRon Call Patrictic QuotationsFlag Salute Raise the Flag

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Essay SocietyIEssay Life of Lincoln

I Daisy FishTrio He Who is Noble

Blanche Crawford Daisy Fishand Louanna Whitehead I

Recitation The and GrayRuth Mullins

Oration Abraham LincolnJohn D Henderson

Song LincolnSociety

Declamation Gettyburg AddressJesse Fish

reproduction of Story I he Presi-

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and Toy ShopMattie Baker

Trio The Death of LincolnI

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Fish Will Kirby HIJobn

Debate

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Affirmative NegativeI J M Beaty R H Miller

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Song Qur LincolnI

Girls ChorusReading Lincoln the Man of

the People Velma SowderMy

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Adjournment r

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTr

To BE PtNED BV THI STATE

LEE OP K YTUcKY< PosTMasTERS

eere1manesFeb 121909 the Dean of Ken ¬

tucky Postmasters Robt R WoodP M at Louisville Ky will onbehalf ofihe members of TheState League ot Kentucky Post-

masters present to President Roose-

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a cane made of wood grownon the historic farm The materialfor this cane has been in the shopof the Geo Cross Coof LouisvilleKy for some time for finishingand polishing and will Jbe gold

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andhave a pair of American Lady Shoes in our show window that are woith O-

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JUDGE M L JARVISWho has withdrawn from tIle nee for Circuit Judge of the 28th Ju

dicial district and announces in this issue for Commonwealths Attorneywithout opposition

This is the trademark of

Scotts Emqislonand is on everybottlelof it soldjn the world Whichjaraounts

3 several millions earlyJViyBecause it lias madeso many sickly childrenwellgivenJlealthipany pale atiaemjc girls and

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SCOTT JOW3SI 09 Pearl St NY

The antiJapanese measures introduced in the legislatures of Calitornia and Nevada will be the

i subject of earnest debate this weekj in these States and of seri U iConsideration in the Executive Department at Washington Thereis much uneasiness in Washingtonas to the outcome in Californiawhere the recent action of theAssembly caused something ofashock This uneasiness may bea doubt as to the exact strengthof the statement against theJ apan TWhen it was generally t

believed that the Presidents in r

fluence had forestalled radicalAction the Assembly passed theschool segregation measure Opponents of the measure did notdare to meet the test ofa secoudvote in the Assembly on Friday oflast week and through a dramaticappeal on the part of the Speaker lSecured postponement ofa vote ofreconsideration until next Wed-nesday

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j Commonwealths AttorneyWe are authorized to announce JUDGE

M Iv JARVIS as a candidate for theRepublican nomination for Connnonwealths Attorney in the 28th JudicialDistrict subject to the action of the Re-

publican¬

party

I The flood situation in Germanyresulting from heavy rains andmeltirg snow is still seriousReports of loss of life continue tocome from various parts of thecountry

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