The Hazard Leader, 1921-07-07

Large Crowd Came Ex Expecting - pecting Expecting There Would Be -Blg Doings - ' - - - - : ' NOT A SHOT FIRED NOT A SIN SINGLE - GLE SINGLE ARRB8T MADE AND BV- ERYBODY HAD A1 GOOD TIME AS LONG AS IT LASTED Usually in the dura not long since gone the Fourth of July when aa the Englishman once uid the Amer American - ican American people first showed their "im "impudence" - pudence" "impudence" was ushered hi with the booming of camions and from early morn until late the next mom there was one constant racket of explosions of fireworks and tha sky at night was lighted np by skyrockets etc The citizens who lived In Hazard while the L A N was in course of construction wilV never forget that day when the Mggest Mast ever made in this section was shot off just a- eross the river The citizens were awakened from their quiet slumbers and there was perhaps scarcely no one ' but -what thought that Judgment Day had sure surely - ly surely come 1 The morning after the celebrations - in tha j past - it waa nothing unu unusual - sual unusual to see hundreds and thousands of hoys with their hands and faces covered with bandages and there was a large loss of life and property by fires as the resnlt of -accidents in incurred - curred incurred Not until there was a cry Vent- np fair a safe and sane Fourth of July could there-be found anywhere in this broad land of ours anything else than a regular pandemonium broke This is now all passed - It's history now -Some two weeks before the event event-fill - fill event-fill day 'of the double celebration of American independence and the birth birthday - day birthday of Perry county the board of trade announced that -the occasion would be celebrated in a becoming manner The committee on program had ar arranged - ranged arranged a program consisting of the formation of Company H National Guards and World War veterans on Main Street at 900 o'clock This waa the commencement of a number of other interesting features - among them an address by Mr Samuel M Wilson wbo gave the peo people - ple people ' ah account of our coming into existence aa a town and county -There waa also to be military ma ma-oeuvers - oeuvers ma-oeuvers a ball game - and music ga galore - lore galore bytheband' etci r Special r'pro-1 grama had also been 'prepared at the theaters Committees ! were :T named and : everybody1 ' waa requested to boost the day and to have a big turn out from the surrounding country 1 The day came and the crowds came They came from every direc direction - tion direction The incoming trains were load loaded - ed loaded to overflowing and- far hours there was a regular stream of folks of all agea and sizes crossing the bridge or coming from np and down and across the country - all coming to have the time of then: lives to see and hear something that they could talk about for a lnog time to come around the home hearthstone ' The reception of our guests was to Hear on all sides "Here's your lem lemonade!" - onade!" lemonade!" "Buy something for the baby balloon or a bait - and the fa fakirs - kirs fakirs usually' found around carnivals waa also in evidence ' The members of the various com committees - mittees committees made their absence conspic conspicuous - uous conspicuous All but the committee on pro program - gram program who not only were on the spot but gave proof of their work- in their ability to fumish the speaker for the oeeasiom in the person of Mr Sam Samuel - uel Samuel M Wilson one' of the foremost members of the Kentucky State bar a veteran of the World War - having been over seas serving as sColoneL been wounded and the latter part ox the war served in the Judge Advo Advocate - cate Advocate General's department - a man in intensely - tensely intensely interested in' the mountain section although being from the Blue Gnus Yet judging from the address rendered- it seemed perhaps that he waa more interested in the history of Perry county than many of us who are to the manor born or have come here to remain until we must shuffle off this mortal call The - address - because of its value' and worth will be published in full part of it being in this issue in an another - other another column and the remainder la to' be published in --tha succeeding two or throe issues of The Leader Thes scopies will be well worth while filing away for future reference ' The large expecting crowd after hearing the aplradid address of CoL Wilson went Dock to the sidewalks there to stand in groups and look at each other and th epasaers-by Many of them however took in the Now Theater and saw the splendid : pie pie-and - and pie-and heard the new orchestra Others went to the Ferry 'Ihataar to witness the excellent productions of some of the leading artists of the eonntry and some took in the iling match staged at the Perry as one of the athletic sports of the day Then a tths close of the day tha stream of humanity which had come in in the morning began to flow out outward - ward outward like the tide wending their-way homeward worn out ana tired yet cheerful because of the good (?) time they had had in Hasard on the Fhorth of July 1921 Work On Smoot '-Creek Picking: Up Reverend Jason White the preach preach-trwho - trwho preach-trwho works for Ms Master brit pays hii- expanses by digging" coal waa in the etty with Ms wife and six ehUdreft pn the Fourth ' 'r retamed the next day £a ropftfta 4ht all of the minaa on near: DalnS ' are ax ax-J - J ax-J ' ' start up with the proa proa-work - work proa-work to keen the-dw5A$ugd''-h$'-least four' days

Introduction and Close -The speaker of tha Centennial An Anniversary - niversary Anniversary of Perry County was - in introduced - troduced introduced by Mayor J K P Turner after several selections by the band which had been hurriedly been got gotten - ten gotten together At the close of the' addrpss Colo Colonel - nel Colonel Wilson unwrapped a package he had cyried with him and in a few seconds there appeared a splendid picture of Commander PeiTy and on unwrapping another package' the audience was shown a gavel usually held by the presiding officer ' of a gathering or the Judge of a court The first was a present to the city wheih the speaker said should re remind - mind remind th ecitisens of the- man 1 who said "Don't give up the ship!" thus reminding them of their duty to their city and county and in case of obstacles to be overcome may they all in the end be able to say "We have met the enemy or the obstacle and he is ours1 The gavel was said to be formed of two pieces of wood one forming the head and being a portion of the wood taken from one of the vessels of the fleet ("The Porcupine") that he had himself procured when at the Centennial Anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie held several years ago he being Commissioner from Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky The handle part was of walnut taken from the mountain part of the state This latter was for the Coun County - ty County or Circuit Court The unexpected receipt of these ar articles - ticles articles so thoughtfully ? selected on this occasion was gracefully ac acknowledged - knowledged acknowledged and a promise made that Perry county citizens would' ever bear in mind the two gzat thing conveyed to"them T)y' the' pictarrf rad gavel' that of "order1 ' and progress" Below w egive one installment' of the address which brings the reader up to the time of the naming of Haz Hazard - ard Hazard Other installments will appear each week until the whole is com complete - plete complete FART L Mr Chairman my fellow-citizens la ladies - dies ladies and gentlemen: The occasion which has drawn us together is both interesting and mem memorable - orable memorable We are here assembled not only to commemorate the one hundred and forty-fifth anniversary of the na natal - tal natal day of our political independence but also ' to hdhor with appropriate ceremonies the centennial ot the birth of Perry county For myself r count it both a pleas pleasure - ure pleasure and a distinction to be permitted to have ' a part - in this noteworthy celebration and I hasten to return thanks to those whose courteous in invitation - vitation invitation is responsible for - my pres presence - ence presence in your midst today The Act providing for the forma formation - tion formation of the County of Perry out of parts of the counties of Clay and Floyd was adopted at the regular session of the Kentucky General As Assembly - sembly Assembly for the years 1820-1821 and was approved by Governor John A A-dair - dair A-dair on November 2 1820 By this law it was enacted that all that part of the counties of Clay apd Floyd embraced within the bounda boundaries - ries boundaries therein described should from and after the fourth Monday in Feb February - ruary February 1821 constitutes new and dis distinct - tinct distinct county "called and known by the name of PERRY in honor of Ol Oliver - iver Oliver Hazard Perry the hero of Lake Erie" ' The boundaries -of the new county as defined by this original act were slightly modified by a supplemental act approved December 21 1820 The pedigree of Perry may be trac traced - ed traced back through Floyd Montgomery and Clark to Fayette county which once comprised one-third or more of the entire area of Kentucky - A small irregular square -west of the Middle Fork of tna Kentucky River runs back through Clay and Madison to: Lincoln county with Fayette and Jefferson consti constituted - tuted constituted one of the three original coun counties - ties counties into which Kentucky was first divided by the parent state Virginia Breathitt in 1889 Letcher in 1842 Owsley in 1848 - - (from - Breathitt) Leslie in 1878 and Knott in 1884 were each in part 'famed from ter territory - ritory territory originally belonging to Ferry Parry is therefore older than any of the seven counties which it ad adjoins - joins adjoins except Clay farmed in 1806 and Harlan formed in 1819 Measured along its longest axis running from Northwest to South Southeast - east Southeast Perry before its dismember dismemberment - ment dismemberment was begun extended from the waters of Frozen Creek in ' what is now Breathitt county to the Pine Laurel and Cumberland Mountains the crest of which was followed to the dividing ridge between the wa waters - ters waters of the Kentucky and Sandy riv-

GALLS LOUISVILLE CRIMINAL COURT A CONTEMPTIBLE SPOT JUDGE HARRY ROBINSON CON: DEMNS COURT FOR MISCAR MISCARRIAGE - RIAGE MISCARRIAGE OF JUSpCE SOMEONETO BLAME Judge Hairy Robinson of the Crim Criminal - inal Criminal Court of Louisville 'made statement the other day which if an ordinary citizen should make might call down words jaf censure arid he might be looked upon as an enemy to American institutions and a fit ' subject to be banished from our shores In an address at a community ser service - vice service held on the lawn of the Second English Lutheran Church of Louis Louisville - ville Louisville he declared that the criminal court of Louisville was "A contemp contemptible - tible contemptible plague spot" And then according to the report as found in the Courier-Journal he has the following to say: "An earnest prayer should go up for MEN - God-fearing men and' 'Men who will stand before a dem- AndSmln his treacherous flatter flatteries - ies flatteries without winking Tall men sun-crowned who live a a-bove - bove a-bove the fog In public duty and in private thinking- ' "Why? Because men like you will not come there and do your duty Until you cease to be slackers our laws will not be enforced properly There's not a man here whose son was a slacker in the great war Oh what a shame that you are slackers in a battle just as important for your safety and the safety of those you love!" "Small boys anxious to go to a ball game are no more prolific in their excuses than are 'you elegant and competent citizens' in seeking to avoid jury duty" he said Deplorable Condition Cited Explaining that today he intends to draw 100 names for jury service Friday he predicted that he will find when the summonses are answered that "our doctors have been working overtime writing health certificates The name of Walter P Stamp ac accused - cused accused of the murder of W Smith Russell js the only one on the dock docket - et docket Friday As he related some of the excuses offered his hearers tittered "Don't laugh!" he exclaimed "It's sad It's sad in the -extreme when any one of you may go out - on the street and be shot down and a 'slick' lawyer for a few thousand dollara can get the man who shot you free by perjured testimony or a hung "74 Robinson kaid that he hailed the advent of women on juries with delight Murderers Set Free "I wish I had had twelve such wo women - men women as you before me on some juries in the criminal court For I know of certain cold-blooded murderers who are walking the streets of the city of Louisville tonight because of perjured testimony or a bought ju juror - ror juror while their victims lie under the willow trees in the cemeteries" The life of the average criminal judge is one of ''misery and unhappi unhappiness" - ness" unhappiness" Judge Robinson said adding that if he couldn't go home at night and vforget what he'd seen during th eday he'd be "in a lunatic Asy Asylum" - lum" Asylum" "Do you think it's pleasant for me" he asked "to sit on the bench mt send some mother's son to the penitentiary?" Why does it have to be done? Because our laws are not enforced There are low filthy' de degenerate - generate degenerate places in Louisville that could be closed tonight if the laws were enforced as they should be and never have been" Judge Robinson made it plain that he meant no criticsm of the present administration in speaking of the "holes of vice" that are open in the city of Louisville "This has been true under every administration since I was a boy he declared "ever since Louisville has been a city" Voicing a fear that his interest in proper law enforcement might be thought to be "tainted with politics" Judge Robinson bitterly denounced the professional politician "If my little girl were a boy and I thought he would grow up to be a politieian' as we know him today I would feel warranted in chloroform chloroforming - ing chloroforming Mm" he declared Echoes Field's Remarks At the opening of his address Judge Robinson spoke of the recent declaration of Judge William H Field that all criminal courts are "plague spots" "He was right" the speaker said "They an Plague spots and that's what ours is - a contemptible plague spot" After Judge Robinson had spoken the Rev Dr Harlan K Fenner pas pastor - tor pastor of the church seconded his re remarks - marks remarks and pleaded with his parish parishioners - ioners parishioners to recognise that "the respon responsibility - sibility responsibility for a good government rests on usT" He told of a young wife who had sought his advice recently The af affections - fections affections of her husband she told the pastor had been alienated by a wo woman - man woman ox Louisville who had given an automobile to him to seal their in-

Do you want to reach every voter in the county so as to let your spe special - cial special fitness for the office to which you are aspiring be made known? If so The Leader has a plan to propose and that is this: For a modreate charge The Leader will send out a SPECIAL EDITION OF FIVE THOUSAND COPIES to send into every home in the some forty odd post offices which are in Perry county If you as a candidate Want to get in on this it will be necessary for you to Jet the management Who can be found at the office of The Lead Leader - er Leader know the amount of space in tills special edition you may want There will be- as many pages of this edition as may be required and copies will be sent to any and all ad addresses - dresses addresses that you will furnish FREE of charge to you if you will come in on the deal This means a sav saving - ing saving of postage and the work of a clerk and your own time- which is of itself an item The charges will be $12 per column $20 for a quarter page rad $75 far fhose taking space can have the paper sent to those whom they de desire - sire desire by giving us the names of all the persons whom they wish to reach A page will entitle the candidate to 200 free copies a quarter page en entitles - titles entitles you to 60 copies and a column will give you 25 copies EVERY CANDIDATE WHO USES THIS ISSUE WILL RECEIVE THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLICITY af afforded - forded afforded by the issue of from three to five thousand this number depend depend-ing - ing depend-ing on how the some sixty or more candidates will take advantage of this the greatest chance you will get to speak to the voters of the coun county - ty county THIS WILL TALK FOR YOU WHEN YOU ARE ASLEEP Call at The Leader office and let's get to together - gether together We want to get this issue out on July 21 in time to be in the hands of the voters before the primary and if you want to get in on it furnish us your copy at once LETCH STRONG IS KILLED BY BOGE CORBETT THE CAUSE OF THE'' TROUBLE IS REMOVED AND DISPOSED OF - BUT AFTER THE MIS MISCHIEF - CHIEF MISCHIEF HAD BEEN DONE In a house occupied by Boge Cor Cornett - nett Cornett Letch Strong and others on Big Bottom Branch at the lower end of the city by the compass - upper end by the river - Boge killed Letch after a quarrel in which moonshine figured largely The officers arrested Boge and made a search of the premises and found four gallons of the genuine article The prisoner was landed in jail and the whiskey was taken to the court house where after a speedy trial - the proof being 'sufficient to establish the fact that it was whis whiskey - key whiskey without the shade or a shadow of a doubt - the latter was poured out on the court house grounds Warning is hereby given that that particular spot should be avoided for a while by those who sometimes rest in the shade of the "halls of jus justice" - tice" justice" This happened on the Fourth New Arrangement At The Beaumont TO BE CONDUCTED IN FUTURE ON EUROPEAN PLAN - GEORGE CHAIROS AND GEORGE GRIGS GRIGSBY - BY GRIGSBY TO RUN RESTAURANT George Chairos better known as "George the Greek" who occupied one of the Combs frame buildings before it was torn down was in Cin Cincinnati - cinnati Cincinnati last week returning on last Sunday -He went there-for the purpose of purchasing an entire new up-to-date outfit for-a first-class restaurant to be opened in the rooms now used as e dining room at the Beaumont where he and George Grigsby will conduct a restaurant which will be entirely separate from the other part of the house which is to be sued only for regular roomers and transients who may travel this way The new restaurant will be open at all hours of the day and night This change will take effect before this week is over perhaps Bill Turner Wins Wrestling:' Match At Perry Theater IN FOURTH OF JULY CONTEST AT PERRY THEATER BEST TWO OUT OF THREE FALLS IS WON BY HAZARDITB - In the wrestling match pulled off on the Fourth ox July at the Ferry Theater "our Bill" Turner got the best tiro out of three falls in a deci decision' - sion' decision' wrestling match against' -Dock Cogler of Columbus Ohio - Both - men -'were - pretty evenly matched this being evidenced by the fact that it required nearly an hour for the eontestto be decided There was a large crowd to wit wit-iss - iss wit-iss i i - !! Mini the Hazard champion received the hearty gratulations of his many admirers and baekers

PART OF "NEWS"! COPY FOR LAST WEEK'S ISSUE FALLS ON FLOOR IS MISTAKEN FOR "WASTE" PAPER AND SWEPT OUT AND BURNED'- The mu who gathers up the news going: Mther and tMther like s hasp bee gathering a little hero ' and a lit little - tle little there ibringing it to the print Mv4 to be there oaed by the man who op operates - erates operates the linotype machine was hot in the collar on Thursday morning last as was also the operator of the machine v -One of them -the machine waa "hot" because the work that ha had set aside to get reedy for the af afternoon - ternoon afternoon press waa missing p The other the "Bee" was also hot bscaims the boy that deans np had swept away aovsnl - hard hours ef effort - fort effort to get the "stuff" that waa to go into the' make-up of that issue' ' This accounts for a number of in interesting - teresting interesting items being left out -last Apologies to those who so kindly gave the "dope" is hereby made for the items not befog in os expected However accidents they say will happen -hi the best of regulated fam families - ilies families MAN DROWNED WHILE BATHING GEORGE A RIM IS' CONDUCTING A CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS AT LOTHAIR MEETS WITH AN UNTIMELY DEATH - i- Georgs Arimis aGreek formerly with the- Riverside Restaurant at one time with Sampson's Meat Mar Market - ket Market and for some time past at Lo Lo-thair - thair Lo-thair running the Lothair Confec Confectionery - tionery Confectionery went bathing in the river on Tuesday morning With Mm were a number of per sons who were enjoying the - cooling waters of the North Fork - They ere playing in and out of the water and having -a big time George was suddenly missed and for a time i - twas thought that he waa on the bank' under the shade of some bush until one of the number suddenly came in contact with a body lying-on -the--bottomvaf-the stream which- on befog brought to the sur surface - face surface was found to be the lifeless body of their friend George The cause of Ms death is said to have been heart failure just at the time he waa under the water and of course in that state could not call on Ma companions to come to his res rescue - cue rescue The body waa buried Wednesday BROUGHT BACK TO ANSWER "1 William and Robert pritch pritch-ARD - ARD pritch-ARD ARE ARRESTED IN JACK JACK-SON - SON JACK-SON AND BROUGHT HERE AS SUSPECT8 IN ROBBERY CASE Special Railroad Agent Albert Sizemore brought William and Rob Robert - ert Robert Pritchard aged 20 and 23 who formerly lived at Domino here from Jackson where they had gone to see home folks The fact that they went away in day or two after the" store of Vir Virgil - gil Virgil Maggard - had been broken into together with -other information that Maggard had secured was sufficient for Maggard to swear out a warrant for their arrest and the same waa handed over to Sizemore and he waa told to go get Ms men - He got them and they i£ere plac placed - ed placed in charge of Jailer Baker until their trial comes np They were brought in last Satur Saturday - day Saturday evening WOMEN'S CLUB HOLDS MEETING OFFICERS ARE ELECTED AND STEPS TAKEN TO INAUGU INAUGURATE - RATE INAUGURATE STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN AGAINST RATS : - : At the regular monthly meeting of the Hazard Women's Club mi Tuesday afternoon the following of officers - ficers officers were elected for the ensuing year: " y Mrs R M Pagrsm president Mrs H CL Faulkner first vice pres president - ident president Mrs J C Eversole second vice president Mrs Ed F Jdnes ' lid' lbs George Fits treasurer The danger to health and the de destruction - struction destruction of so mueh property in the end stores caused by the rets subject on which some interesting and staggering statements were mads that wets almost unbelievable but coming from a - most reliable to the appointment of a special ' committee with Mrs J- D Grant as chairman whose business it will be to get in touch with the Bureau at Washington for farther information and obtain if possible the tysst and quickest methods1 of getting ' rid of the posts which aie responsible for so much damage to property "and are so dangerous ' to tho health of tho country The next r session ' promises to be u interesting one and after that - good-bye rat! ' ? For: whan s man says he will thatti the end of it but when -woman says he will you may on it"

KILLING f ON : LOTTS CREEK s jf UNCLE JIM -V GODBEY' IN DE DEFENSE - FENSE DEFENSE OF ANOTHER SHOOTS ALEX GAYHART - GAYHART WAS BEATING UP A YOUNG MAN NAMED COMBS -- - On Monday ?' evening last while Uncle Jim Godsey 'a man of jspnsid jspnsid-erable - erable jspnsid-erable age was1 passing by' hs beard cries for helpand on going to tha house saw Ale Gayhart beating up a young men biy the name ©rjComba In order to - Save tiie young1 man Godsey ordered Gayhart to let up -Instead of so doing he turned to toward - ward toward Godsey hnd them met Ms fats - for such it turned out to be- Gayhart is laid to b eons of tbs "bad men of the county He has fig figured - ured figured in 'more than one affair' not at all to his credit- Especially was 'this so in the case of the killing of a- eonsid pot long sines Witnesses whom it is said he in intimidated' - timidated' intimidated' swore in his favor wMle only one or two were found willing to testify against Mm - and against these he is said to have held s grodge and it is now claimed' timt he had mode repeated threats w getting even with them Young Combs was one of th swit swit-nesses - nesses swit-nesses against him and tha general belief is that if Godsey had not re responded - sponded responded to Combs"' call when be did that Combs would have been the vic victim - tim victim - but fate decreed otherwise 'Preliminary trial will be held the latter part of the week '? y Woitian Killed '-V In Lexington COLORED MAN SHOOTS FORMER SWEETHEART WHO HAD MAR MARRIED - RIED MARRIED WHEN HE FINDS DOOR SHUT ' AGAINST HIM This did not occur in the moun mountains - tains mountains ' The folks here have not reached that degree of chivalry that seems to exist in the more enlightened (?) parts of the state - the Bine Grass and tha far end of the state where it iteemi to be the ' rnlejC feporte of jthe papers are true - to atteadtieg the women : and ' children : first Jim Robinson (colored) received a telegram on Wednesday r morning while at work here to come at once to Lexington as his wife had been hot and Killed on Tuesday afternoon in Lexington From whit is learned of the case colored osji by the name of John Allen whj was a former sweetheart of Jim's wife and who had been ab absent - sent absent far some time came back to the city and went to the home of Robin Robinson - son Robinson and finding the door shut in his face broke in and began at once to shoot with the result as stated -Robinson left here on Wednesday night T it is understood that Allen la still at large Somebody Has Been Talking About Us - t NEWS OF HAZARD TRASH PILES HAS EVIDENTLY FOUND ITS WAY TO STATE SANITARY EN ENGINEER - GINEER ENGINEER AT FRANKFORT

DANCE OF DEVIL PULLED OFF IN TENT AT LOTHAIR Wild Orgy Last Night Of Carnival's Stay - On Grounds - A PUBUCDISGRACE Have we of Perry county become so engrossed in building np this sec section - tion section and in our mad desire for mon money - ey money and so enthused and elated at the many compliments that we are receiving (so mueh so that we went to use the "big -stick" on all those who do no p compliment os) that we have reached the poiqtt Whenwe do : not- eare what kfodof ahowa we let me into ear community or what is pulled off by themsp4ong as every everybody - body everybody continues tp overlook them and continues to say nice things about 1? Have the ministers of the city attained 'that' wonderful and gorr geous "spiritual state of mfod" that they are blind to what actually goes 1 in our midst or are they afraid to preach to their congregations in any but a complimentary manner for fear of having to go elsewhere to preach or are they unable to utter the words of condemnation that are our just due for permitting such ex exhibitions - hibitions exhibitions to be staged in our midst? Surely Perry county is wealthy e e-nough - nough e-nough not to need the money that is derived from such immoral shows 8r is it possible that we have reached a state of "spiritual coma" in which we have come to regard anything and everything we do aa "perfectly all right?" We have learned from good au authority - thority authority that a dance waa pulled oil in a certain tent of The Southern Ex Exposition - position Exposition (pnd "exposition is right'" Shows by a woman who came out be before - fore before the audience minus the prover proverbial - bial proverbial fig leaf And there were men there who go out in "society" and attempt to pose asv "protectors" jut womanly " virtue It seems sometimes without exag exaggeration - geration exaggeration that we have perfected a a-system - system a-system of hypocrisy worse than ex existed - isted existed in the time of Jesus ' Christ And as for the woman who gave the so-called "dancing' exhibition" - well we all know to what depths a woman can' go and drag others with her We understand that the "Exposi "Exposition" - tion" "Exposition" Shows have gone to McRob McRob-erts - erts McRob-erts and it la hoped ' that the good citizens of that community will get "wise" to the ' last night "perform "performance" - ance" "performance" and WILL NOT "STAND" FOR IT

Judging by a letter received from Mr F C Dugan state sanitary en engineer - gineer engineer at Frankfort a visit is to be paid us by Mm and ha will leave there on next Monday night and ar arrive - rive arrive in Hazard onTuesday morning He telle Judge 'Grom the follow following - ing following and: how does -he know unless somebody has jtaen : talking about us?: - - '' - ' "I understand that the unitary conditions are vfar frmo what they ihould be" £ Now what do' you tMnk of that? Then he addz HHope that we can get enough support from tbs public to put improvements 'across" In other words' if there isn't a deenjpg- somebody that haa no mszpy on us will see to it that there is sometMng dona te remedy condi conditions - tions conditions auch aa now exist Let everybody -gut busy and dean up their 'own back yarda before the "bugqboo" gets 'us Was At The Big Moose Gathering MR AND MBS W- M STOTT OF THIS CITY ATTEND THE BIG MOOSE PARADE AT TOLEDO OHIOJpN JULY 1 V V Mrrad Mis W M Stott of this cityware In Toledo OMo on July X when the big Moose parade was hold in which thouesnds took psrt ascst of' them' drawn thsrsonaceount'of the Internationsi'Cpavfntiqn of the 'Uftiw-Myal si Legionsf sidilt'-$UsAir!UZ' jwun? sa-: hour to ' il'frunlxi'wMdi Md'vWsd the grand aDjof adTnttJqrhoV wars:08m Stettitiqnud