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1SATuRpAYMARcH27 1909

pFHANDc The National Government

taJhs in different sections of thcountry fish hatcheries The

i9 supplyUbe streams of the co

y 4W fci stock fpr breeding pur

I sesjijin order that peJple for thepeI31tnd jpr future generationsmyJio only have fish for sport buta1soor food

rSye havernQ statistics at hand tosho Wt thV amount of fish consumed

orfogd but it is certainly enormousThe propagation oTfislriS a matterin which levery citizen Has an interest >

The wanton destruction of fish isjust as much a crime as would be the

useless killing of sheep hogs or anygihyer fbod praduct

Our legislatures have wisely pro ¬

vided stringent Jaws for the protec ¬

tion ofinsh and game but a law is ofno vajluet unless it is enforced andthe laws haye not been enforced bc ¬

cause of the difficulty in procuring evfridence>

yy jheajrtily commend the action c fth e Clark ppunty Fish and Game

Club iniits efforts to bring violatqrsof the Jaw to justice

The liberal reward offered in ouradyertislng column will certainlybring regults

kb7ki THE INCOMETAX LAW

Th Ft pe4iericyTpf an income taxasf araeims of raising revenue is ob

yiqus toMr Taft and AttornejGeneral SWidkersbam lids prepared the

a draf frrjpf a bill To the adoption ofan inheritance taxat the time11themitted I 4

Jn ccli made at Columbus 0Aug ttj1007 when he was Secreta yof War ilr Taft said I believe anHeJeralbea seful means of raising Governmeit fundsrB is easily and certainiy Collected The incidence of taxa11tion3 t M f T

taid4and indirpctIy while notplacing undue restrictionr on ijidniduali effoit it Should moderate the enthusidsrir for the amassing of imTmense4 t pilij timers qf great national need 1

He ad eauan income tax would be ofgr gt assistance iii fnruishing means4ob1ri 4on2lheGovbIiime tstud it-

s aot free tm doubt how the Stpre 4eurt with changed membershiiiwo 1d view ttnev incomets Lx

J1r niyc1i conditio3isr

The court

1 i4t eyenly di dedin the latcase

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tie civil war greatt Issgol1ected ban Iope trL-

XiIktrferencet t9 rind itTTOS then supposed witliln the Federalpower< >j I

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which ilr Taft referred was renderd April 8 1895 The court held

uhanimouslyitafiiqixatin of inqomesrom State and municipal bonds was

unconstitutionalOn the question of the taxation ofPrentsustide Fulle Justices Field Gray l

rewer Brown and Shiras stoodagainst the law on the ground thatM taxes PIreal estate belong to tIle

las of Jdirccti axfeS t aivti that the

axes on the rent or inc rnc of realestate which is the incident of itsvtriisiripJustices Harlaii and White favoredAfflrmipgthe law

On the general question of the con-

stitutionality of the liv the eight

Justices who sat in the enso JusticeJackson being absent on account of

i1bealthdiv1ed equally There

ldorethat on each of these three questionsGenIFirst Vh th i the Saig provi5icJ1

as to rent and incomc eal estateJnSecond Whether is4otmie incomefrom personal Iproperty ij such theact is unconstitutii1Pblaying direct taxes i

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tax if not considered a direct taxis invalid for ivant ofuniformity on

either of the grounds suggestedThe Cleveland JVdministralion <

construed the decision of the >

prenie Court 4hat ty Abandoned Mia

attempt to collect the income tuxrovided for ihrtllo Wilson billn

On the genqral question of thejaneJIusticesJaas In vjew ot Mr Tufts J mark inhis speeli J m IHU eimJlbership eVcmirt it is to benotedthat of limVeiglSnstices who sat-

in th ilCQ1et1 pas only fjourreItmamFuller who was against the law ou

thc genezal qaesiL4Aio1isIitutioiality andT s a3 Harlany Bteworand Yhifev1o1vcra for it If a sim-

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ilar issue WcWfercfee fdd to the court5 v

the views bf the five new membersJustices Peckham McKenna HolmesDay and Moody would presumablydetermine the decision

OPERA HOUSE

The Cry BabyThe story of the boy who ran awn y

home at the age of twelve andjoined a circus later become a manof influence and succesS achieved byreason of his contact with the worldis known to all yet it is doubtfulif but one out ofa thousand everencounters angle living example ofthe story but which is true howeverin practically evety detail of CarltonGuy the popul r youpg actor whoappears at the opera house Jicxt Monday night in the big comedy dramasuccess The Cry Baby

Though one of the youngest starson the American stage Mr Guy haslived a life time bf Irard experienceand his position today bespeaks ofhis profit thereby WJien twelveyears ofage he ran away from hishome to join a circus that had played

a short time Before He earnedfor the rcpIu itS and did other

odd jobs to earn 1iboardo that hewould be permitted to remain with

eAfterof a trCupe of acrobats withcircus took him in haiitfs and

started to make ja tumbler of himAt the end ofiieaoii t1te boy whohad proved an aot gupil got a job

a tlieatre in the city ere the cir-

cus closed After the first performande he made Upth mind to becomean actor aiid aid Jgoodby vtp circuslife r v

Several feaAfWftpsea befdro hegiven opportunity to join a show

as he was Jpp ffjwj tgjhe of anytheopIyears lIe returned to his home townStoejklwas the soleowner anilwhieh he still controls

In Tre Cryi Baby Mr Guy has arole whieh >sftltfe him cttfperfection Heis sufroundedvby a strong companyand no hs iasFeeV spared inmaking tljVJiiefie

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Cambridge Mass March 27There was some appreciable Improvement in Harvard athletics during theyear 190708 according to the annualreport of President Charles W Eliotbut he finds that the amount of timedevoted daily to baseball and footballby the players of these games Is already too great Toward diminish-ing these jexaggerations little prog ¬

seaIsonAlthough the game of football hasbeen made mo re open and interestingby the new rules and sonic of theformer foul play has been preventedby the neutral strip and other de-

ices the game still remains unfit for-ollegec use says Preand affords a spectacleI

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s1tillportunity for that variety of gamblingcalled betting

Hunter Shoots HimselfTJrbana March 27Reuben Ran

ahls 20 shot himself in the stomachon Mad river while shooting ducksYoung Randalls had gone with Will

to spend the day in sport Theis a mystery Randalls has

unable to give any account ofthe affair and Geron did not see it-

tI is predicted that It was an accidentit Is said that Randalls did itI

REPRESENTATIVES

HAVE NEMFIGHT

Byrd Removes Coal and Starts

For Colleagoe

pWashThgthiotony of the tariff debate in thehouse was relieved for a time by aolashand Byrd of MississippijtMr1iaqstive discussion of the

when he was interruptedthe Mississippian who insisted thatthe lumber manufacturers of whichMr Foilney1 was one were in a trustMr Fordiiey peremptorily denied thestatement and said that Mr Byrddidnt know a damn thing about itThe Mississippi member made afhesome ofhis Democratic colleagues

took hold of him Later it developedthatcthe incident grow out of a misunderstrinding and both men made theusu explanations and apologies

Mr Fordney made a notableon tsubject of lumber and pleadedfor better protection on that productin the rough Diametrically opposedto him was Mr H vIand of Ohio whowanted the product placed on the freelist f

Others i who sjpoke were MessrsPou of North Carolina and Macon qCArkansas both of whomthe Payne bill for not accomplishingfwhilepleaded for a tariff on shingles andumber sufficiently high to enable thelumber and shingle manufacturers ofhis state to compete with those ofBritish Columbia employing cheaporiental labor

Postoffice Robbers ConfessBluefieia W Va March 27

George Brown alias Georgiaand Al B Neal of Spartanburk Swere arrested here by Postoffice Inspector Robinson charged wiflh rob-bing the postofllce at Russell ville W>rjmenplete confession

ZAYAS TO SPEAK

Cubas Vice President on Program atPhiladelphia Gathering

Philadelphia March 27At a apecial session of the American Academyof Political and Social Science to be-

held in flits city tonight the subjectof discussjon will be The Future ofCuba

The opening address will be deliv ¬leredbyprovisional governor of CubaGeneral Leonard Wood who was governor of Cuba during the first interventiori period will preside at themeeting Among the other speakerswill be Alfredo Zayas vice presidentof Cuba who is spending a short timeIn the United Statesj

Cincinnati Man AcquittedNew York March 27 After five

minutes deliberation in the case ofGeorge It Scrugham of Cincinnatland Charles Stirrupconspiracy in connection with theelection of trustees of the New YorkLife Insurance company in 1906 theJury found the defendants not guilty

KIDNAPERS HILLED

N ew Mexican Posse Makes QuickWork of Negro and Greaser

Tucumcarf N M March 27JohnJohnson a negrp qpjj Sebastian Sandovata Mexican were killed nearCuervo N ed af er a long pursuit bya poss Jfihnstm and Sandoval atthe point of rifles lta ldf1I1 pod JuanSanchz fij ttVkat unclefa ranch 15miles troni Cuervo it being the negrod d clttted Intention to marry thegirlF

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COLORED COLUMN

A colored Conservatory of MusicAvas opened in the Douglass buildingat Louisville tltiweek

The West legislature has

cducaItionYoH Page colored served as one

of the jurors in the district criminalcourt at Dallas Texas last week

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Albert S White of the negro lawschool at Louisville is an applicantfor tire ministeighip to Libreia

W L Gray of Sheffield Alit > linaafnamifaotilthiglant

Jotin BrimbelTy born January 21788 is the oldest citizen in the Statef GeOlgiaIHoward University at Washington

C has received 162000 fromimaIhas a 15000 brick building on Mainstreet in which he has a drug store I

and private infirmary and J J Sykes

facItoryday was taken to North Middletown

burial Ior S

oSacrLunozitnight Yo l iitcdIImsfrom Chicago vigitad Indianapolistonkwpjj cluirches and raee hi general isdoing Tit homo will abroad subscribefor The Winchpsto News

Theimeol1u closed at tile FirstBaptist church vf hone for baptispiand three otherwise

Mrs Cynthia Taylor is building QUdaSront LtMiisvillo1CmRev R A Strauss will preach atIdarks Chapel tomorrow

Catholic lies ami Lucy Toliver haveinarriad and moved to Preston

RevH A Steward ropcrrts thatduring Ids meeting he had nineteenaniSums dred this week

At the M ID church lly Inst Suulay 3763was realized Dennis

securing 1941 mid Wm1822

Bessie daughter of CatherineGtnttsdied Mondity V

The Bocknerville church is in agreat revivaloTliq fair company met Moitdaynight and elected a partial list ofofficers as follows President B FJohnson Secretary Dr J H TylerAssistant Secretary W H AllenTreasurer WC Cobb

Sidney Smithwas buried at Fordast Saturday

Rev J P Smith of Loxiiigton ispreaching in a series of meetings atthe Gentile Baptist church withbright prospects for a good meeting

Alex Stone wellknown in thiscounty died at Lexington last week

Of the many devout Methodist whowere to have attended Conferencethis week only Rev S G Turner andJohn Sanders ate in attendance

James Daniels of Ashland spentast Sunday in the city the guest of

Mrs II C BakerrClarence Shackelford will be initiated into the GoodSamaritan Lodge next meeting night

Miss Lillie Hoskjns was hostess ata beautiful birthday reception on the20tii She was the happy recipientof many handsome presents art elegant course dinner was served

Mrs Harriett Taylor has been ontho sick list for two weeks

As a member of the Board of Con

trolo the Grand Lodge of the Kof Pof Kdjitucky Dr J A Gxvymicolored doctor atJRiehmondhqsfrmn1000 to 0000 to loan oldr c1 peo

ple anyAvherc on secuHty to theBoard

You are always welcome to comehere and examine our extensiveline of doors sashes wainscotingand other high grade mill workIt is w6rk of which we are proudEvery detail is carefully construct-ed

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by mill experts the sawingplaning finish and general cabinetwork is unsurpassed Our pricesare pretty low considering Weask your inspection

YoD Johnson colored editor atLexington has addressed an open let-ter

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to lIon YoP Kimball exCongressman from the Seventh Districtwelcoming him home on behalf of hiscolpred constituents

Charles Armstrong who is goingofItenpound sonname Chester AlexanderSThe annual Thanksgiving servicesof the Kof Ps will be held at theirlodge room tomorrow at 2 3Qp in

A company of colored men tit purneighboring town Richmond recently I

bought a business house in that cityon Irvine and Hill streets paying 1

000 foi the same

StcrlingReportcrthis week

Charles Armstrong is the owner ofthe most valuable dog in the oouiftysome of his ancestors sold as highas I 5 so highly pedigreed is the an¬

T Timberlake is at home fromVersailles where he is Conducting ameeting with 25 adidtions to date uid

MondnvITebbs his brotherinlaw at Lesuigton Mr Tebbs is a former resident

rcspectedbycolored also it should have statedthat Miss Estelle Brooks of Covirfg

was visiting her mother Mrs Wils BrooksMr and Sirs Green Martin front

Jouatts Creek were the guest of ProfamiMrs E S Taylor Monday

Rev I Fuller wellknown here butwho is now pastoring in Tennesseewas in the city this week

John Judy of Paris spent severalYS in the city this week

Noticeijjv iybody living in Winchester and

lark county having friends awayho once lived here will please seal

or leave their address at 22 NorthMaple street with the assistant secre-tary of the colored Elks FairWH Allan Time object we are planinga homecoming day during the fair

George Boone has opened a tailorpressing shop on East Broadway

Mrs Joint I Brunei spent Fridayin Louisville shopping

Bin Turner bought a horse fromDr J II Holmes at a nrivate pure

A good selection Miss Salliedaughter of Mack Butts who

een sick for a long time was husIedtha position of taking theof the colored schbol by the

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Vas the guest of Rev John FisherFridayt Little Chas E Dri ncr the grandson of Mr and Mrs ScOgins fellon allOt stove Friday and was badlyburned

NEW RATES ANNOUNCED

Missouri Railroads Fix April 10 asDate For Readjustment

St Louis March 27 The threecent local ticket rate and the 2000mile interchangeable book will be putin effect April 10 according to an offi ¬

cial statement issued by the 18 rail-rOads in Missouri The statementwas issued after the return of therailroad representatives from Jeffer-son

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City where conferences on thepassenger rate question were held byGovernor Hadley Attorney GeneralMajor and members of the railroadcommittee ofthe legislature Thestatement also announces that actionsto test the validity of the twocentlaws in adjoining states will bebrought at once-

Oklahoma Bank SuspendsMusAgee Okla March 27The

Firsf National bank ofFort GibsonOkla closed its doors All the de-positS have been transferred to theCitizens State bank Depositors willbe paid in full-

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1Whyitft you continuebathing your knees andelbowsone iu a time when you canstretchout in a full bathtem ¬

pared to suit you and can do soevery mOl ping if you wish Y

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er for your kitchen and latindry wod when you can have itat huiil for the turning ofsifaucet Y

3Why take chances ondrinking gcnnfilled cistern wat¬

er when you can get it from alarge reservoir filtered throughthe best filter plant South of theOhio River Y

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Strikers andTrouble May Follow

Paris March ofdeputies at the of an ¬

other stormy session during whichthe was foralleged the

again votedto sustain theto the authors of the off n ¬

sive manifesto by the mem-

bers of the strike after thepC the recent strike had

beesThe strike has post

poned its decision a re-newal of the strike until alter a con¬

with M B thou ofpublic works to

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take time to of your lumber

supply for your next contract and

when you do think of us If you

dont know get atonce for we are folks you ought toknow and you ought know ourLJumber too We wall be tosupply you it1iur grade at

have a dry dismallooking yard when you can haveit filled with green grass and

flowers andtime get rid of the diiS t3n

the street5Why suffer other incoa

vemcnces yon can hay I

for thehealth of your family right illthe house

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is not lack of money butlack of economy and

to tKimost out of life

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Then we can give your workthe same careful attention as our

ruleSo send us your how

in order that we can have it readyfor you in time

J STROTHER SCOTTItClark County Natl BankESTABLISHED 1665

BEING THE OLDEST BANK THE CITY

Accounts Merchants and Traders SolicitedCollections Made on All

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Peoples State BankCAPITAL OOOOOagojustion Notwithstanding hard times been

i steady growth fro the start in the number of ourand in the volume ofour business We

new names every week We want yours Youare cordially incited open an account with Per¬

sonal attenion to all businessM Cashier

President COCKRELL Vice President

GovRr4v1LNI STANDS PAT

France Will Discipline

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WINCHESTER ROLLER MILLS

iThe oldest and best institution inthe county is the Winchester BoilerMills Why not use home floir1he-best made Kerr perfection anilVnite Pearl flour hasno eauaL

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dash for the pole in 1906 alaughtersia herd of seven musk oxen on HazesIsland off the extreme north of Greem

land For two days and nights here-after they crouched Inside their snoWhula eating continuously and cheathy had finished the pile of bonesoutside was as high as a taiIiani1cc trtvEiist Iii T tewsF

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