The Lexington Herald from Lexington, Kentucky • 6

i 30 4 PAGE 6 PRESIDENT TIBERT ADDRESSES STUDENTS COLLEGES CHIEF ASSETS Concrete Sidewalks Curbs Steps Floors Secretary' Clay of the Commercial Club Writes For The Tradesman Takes Life of St Paul For His Subject For Baccalaureate Sermon Justice Co Incorporat 512 WMain Phone 252 1907 CLASS IS COMING ABOUT 3000 STUDENTS Seventy Will Return For Commencement Exercises of Alma Mater Thev Spend a Little More than $3000000 Each School Year HS6S OLGA mnrmflnrmnnr i 1 BISHOP WALDEN TALKS TO OBION VETERANS i HIPPODROME Methodist Prelate Speaks At Memorial Services At Centenary Church The Four Irish Singing Girls will be the main attraction at the Hlpp tbjs week The four have an Imposing repertoire of songs of the past and present and have been a big hit elsewhere The Juggling Austins two people who handle impossible things In Impossible ways and throw in some eccentric dancing for good measure Miss Sophie Everett Company In the delightful little sketch House and Miss Edith Stanley a very clever pianist finish up the (From The Tradeaman) Jexington Ky May 18 1910 The present season of tbe year calls fofcible attention of commercial Lexington to one of her chief assets This month and next mark the annua closing days of the various educational Institutions of this city In a few weeks the more than 2000 students who have spent the winter here will be dispersed to the four points of the compass Lexington has an enviable reputation as a seat of learning It is fortunate In having the State University of Kentucky an institution which hag already gained a flattering position of Influence among institutions of like Character throughout this country The mechanical and electrical engineering department of this university is considered one of the very best In America the agricultural department ranks fully as high the graduates of these two departments are to be found In almost every State In the Union and In almost every case they are occupying high- positions of trust and responsibility Lexington is also the seat of Transylvania University which was organized of the eighteenth Institution pays great attention College of Liberal Arts of the Bible In the are a large number studying for the ministry influence of this school students from China and varloua other foreign matriculates therein fact that great opportunities an education are In Lexington It is A Lawn Settee For 69c ALESSANDRO DCNCL OPERA HOUSE Before an audience That completely filled the First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning at 11 President John Tigert of Kentucky Wesleyan College at Winchester del-livered the baccalaureate sermon before the senior class of State University The sermon was delivered at the conclusion of the regular Sunday morning services President Tigert took fbr his subject the life of St Paul He was given the closest attention by all his hearers The members of the graduating class and the members of the faculty attended the services In a body The seventy standard-bearers of llie class which graduated from State University at the commencement of 1907 are journeying toward their Alma Mater to live over again the scenes of their happy college days A number of events have been booked to be enjoyed by those who return to the university for the commencement exercises The principal event will be the or banquet to be given at the Country Club on Tuesday afternoon A Kirby who was president of the class and who has been In the Philippine Islands since graduating has been chosen' toastmaster and a number responses are to be made The Educational building at the university will be headquarters for tbe reunion The arrangements committee Is composed of Hniemneyer Hal Spears and 8 Hamilton The program for the week follows: or Tuesday afternoon Country Club A Kirby Toastmaster Welcome Ott Response Nlcholls Class Roll Rule Prophet Lazarus Extracts Hamilton or Rees Farewell Crawley Other Food-Better than the Above Monday May 30 Senior Reception 8 I Tuesday or Banquet -Country Club 8 Phllisophian Reception 8 Wednesday Class Day 10 Alumni Association 3 mJ Banquet 8 I Thursday Commencement 10 a Seats In Chapel will be reserved for members of '07 Among those who have arrived In the city to attend the reunion is John Allen District Surveyor Reeves county land district Pecos Texas The hot days are here so prepare yourself for comfort This is the time for you to supply yourself with Settees for your lawn and porch The price is so low that every one can get in Red! Enamel or Natural Finish Made of White pie well braced and can be folded up This i well worth $1 for this week fit (Dsn at a special price of Members of the Li Dudley Post Grand Army of the Republic of this city attended the memorial services for their dead comrades at the Centenary Methodist church yesterday morning and last night Bishop Walden of Cincinnati delivered the address at both services and will make another address at the deooratlon exercises which will be held In the Lexington cemetery this afternoon The members of the poet attented the service sin a body Following la the program of the dec-i oration exercises which will be held In the cemetery this afternoon at 3 o'clock Call to order by Amos Griffith com- wander Prayer by Prof Pinkerton Greeting (Ritual) Col Mil-I ward Reading of orders Captain John Gunn adjutant Song: Hymn of the Re-i Address Captain Samuel Boone Song "My Country 'tls of Benediction Decorating the graves A quartette composed of rs A Hifner soprano Mrs Applegate nlto Mr Milward Jr tenor and Mr Ben Richards basso will lead the singing NEW YORK May Two of the passengers oil board the Kaiser Wilhelm derGrosse which left for Europe were Miss Olga Kethersole who has just her season here and Mr Alessandro Bond tbe tenor The latter announced that he plans to organize a coiffpany to preseiit grand opera In this country at popular prices Until these plans take definite form however tbe tenor said he would go ahead with arrangements for a concert tour of this country next season He will given young men near the close century This to its and the College latter school there of young men and the Is so wide that Japan Armenia countries are Wlille it Is a of securing York no means overlooked as there are Five big acts all features will go on the bill at the Opera House tonight The show which contains some of the best stunts yet seen In this city Along with the good show an change will be Introduced by Manager Scott who has decided to give only two matinees a week These matinees will take place on Wednesdays and Saturdays and no reserved seats will be sold for them The week promises to be a record breaker for Lexington theater goers will always warm up to a good performance and that Is what Mr Scott Is promising his patrons for the next six days The program includes Art Adair a hilarious comedian who Is also a musician of ability Capt Jack Smith and Mile Loulso in their marvelous pistol shooting act Clark' and Turner a clever singing and dancing pair the Bennington Bros Olympian athletes In a display of scientific muscalar perfection Seville and Pifo In their European novelty cannon ball act entitled Scene In a Military Camp" and the motion pictures Shows nightly at 745 and 9 o'clock Reserved seats can be not sing In grand opera In New next winter Ideas for tbe new company" three splendid finishing schools here he said to have well known art- Hamilton College Campbell-Hager ists only at the outset but gradually I man anil Sayre Institute These three to fill their places with young Ametl-1 institutions are closing a very eucceso-can singer I believe that there Ufful year with a full enrollment Be- EoLMMQ ample material obtainable among aspirants who would need only such opportunity as this (o reveal their worth sides these Institutions named above there are a number of private schools and business co'Ieges One of the busl- BR0ADDU8 LIKELY TO RECOVER Greatest Rug Store Good Furniture Good Carpels secured at the box office or by calling 857 Fayette Phone Alex Broaddus a negro who was seriously cut by his nephew John Broaddus in a fight at the comer of Georgetown street and Maryland avenue Saturday night was reported to be resting well at the St Joseph's hospital last night where he was taken for treatment It Is thought be will recover AT THE STAR I have no doubt that first class singers colleges In particular Is ronsld-could be developed from among young re( the equal of any and its grad-women such as are found In the are to be found in almost every part men stores of New town in this State and Tennessee After a visit of two weeks In Paris These schools bring to Lexington about Mr Bond wilLopen Ills house the Villa 3(Uoo students annually for nine Baruzzl in Bologne and spend the months of the year It has been estl-summer there mated that they spend upon an aver- Miss Nehersole took with her age of little more than three million Chiquita a pet Mexican Chiuahua dog dollars each school year which given to her recently when I The Indications of the future are she was-playing near the Mexican that 1910-11 will excell all other efforts border Tbe English actress said she'jn educational lines plans to produce here next autumn Next year a new department of tbe Mons Edmond play state University will be in operation She will see the French that is the Medical College dramatist in Paris and later will con-1 II CLAY suit with Mr Maurice Materllnck con- Secretary Lexington Commercial cerning a play which she desires him Club to write for her Miss Nethersole expects to spend WHY SO WEAK! A picture film apropriale to Decora' tlon Day will be put on at the Star Theater today and Miss Stamper will be heard In a new song SADDLE COLT SLAKE AT DLUE GDASS FAIR Kidney Troubles May be Sapping Your Life Away Lexington People Have Learned This Fact AT THE PRINCESS Two new films and an Illustrated song will be given at the Princess part of the summer in the Pyrenees More Than Wet of Kidney Fills ss eO ft! highly of them For sonsteln afflicted with kidney coqttt of rheumatism My back andthaW so severely that I could odAqnB and when I arose fax the masiltS so tired and languid that 1 MIS oommence the day's work ks4 forts to get relief I tried afliap die but to no avail until I tatM Kidney Pills procured at Mellmi Drug Store TMrtgni my condition from the flntiki short time I waa able to get had only used five boxes id Dsa Kidney Pills when I was cured and I am now enJojt I For sale by all destea cents Foster-MUbnni Ql New York sole agents for tMUS States Remember the take no other HEAD ALMOST CUT OFF BY BROKEN GLASS IN WINDOW SPECIAL SONQ SERVICES AT BROADWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Secretary Sliouse Announces $300 Addition To the Regular Classes When a healthy man or woman begins to run down without apparent cause becomes weak languid depressed suffers backache headache dizzy spells and urinary disorders look to the kidneys for the cause of it alL Keep tfffe kidneys well and they will keep you well Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys and keep them well Here Is Lexington testimony to prove It It- Smith 211 Maxwell St Lexington Ky says: am perfectly willing to confirm the public atate-ment I gave some years ago In favor (By Associated Press) CLEVELAND May Plunging headforemost down a flight of stairs and through a window and a door William Raddatz 39 years old a steel worker had his head almost severed from the body by broken glass early this morning The sound of his fall aroused his wife and three young children who rushed from their beds and tried frantically to extricate the unfortunate man The special song services held at the Broadway Christian church last night during the regular church services attracted a large attendance and the singing was much enjoyed Among those who took part In the program were Mrs Pickett Miss Nell Lovely Miss Elizabeth Byers Mr Osborn and other members of the choir The program Included several beautiful old church hymns or Secretary Jouett Slums stales tliat there will be added to Vie regular class at the Blue Grass Fair In August a stake for aaddle foals of 1910 It will be fur rcglatered foala of 1910 and worth $300 to be divided 50 30 and 20 per cent with 5 per cent from money winner The coat of showing will only be $5 divided $1 to nominate mares up to June 6 with $150 to be paid on July 4 when color 'sex and name of foal muat be given and $250 on August 1 cino week before the fair Kntriee may be made with if Krum In I tliis city BOURBON POULTRY CURE 1 t--i I I ft WOMAN FATALLY BURNED A CHANGES TIME OF ITS TRAINS TO -LOUISVILLE Flour Of ft down the throat gaping chicken destroys the worms and saves the life A few drops In tho drinking water caret and BPUINGFIELD May Mrs Lillian Wolfe nged 85 years was burned to death at her home 1517 Pearl street Her clothing caught Are from a hot plate PREVENTS DISEASE MAN CHARGED WITH CUTTING WOMAN THURSDAY 18 CAUGHT For the treatment of White Diarrhoea In chlcka and Blackhead and other diseases la turkeys STREET CAR DERAILED I The new schedule perfected by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad affecting the morning and afternoon trains from this city to Louisville went Into effect yesterday mornlpg Tho passenger train which formerly left this city for Louisville at 8:15 a will now leave st 7:25 a ni arriving In Louisville at 10 a The afternoon train which left at 5 o'clock will now leave at 4:55 Instead BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL LEV a WA JJOM NEW YORK May In order that Dan abas Lee a negro was arrested last night by Lieutenant Overley and Detective Ijoouey and locked up at police headquarters charged with cutting and wounding a negro Thursday night In Alley A -North Limestone' street car was derailed at the corner of Main and Limestone streets last night about 10 causing delay of traffic along the line for a short time Oae BOc bottle mofcea 12 gallons of medicine DR PORTER DEDICATES CHURCH AT SHEPHERDVILLE KNIGHT8 OF COLUMBUS IN SPECIAL SES8ION TONIGHT RUMMAN'S he may devote all his time to fighting lie calls unscriptural and prohibition the Rev Dr William A Wasson rector of Grace Episcopal church at Riverside I has sent his resignation from the ministry to Bishop Burgess to take effect September 1 His letter to Bishop Bdrgess in which he says he will continue temperance falsely so called and advocating the true temperance whioh A DETERMINED WOMAN Quick Real Estate Sales TUESDAY MAY 31 1910 Finally Found a Food that Cured Her A call has been Issued for a special meeting of Blue Grass Council 762 Knights of Columbus for tonight to consider matters of Importance A full attendance ie desired Rev Porter of the First Baptist church left yesterday morning for Shepherdvllle where he dedicated the new Baptist church at that place The church was recently completed at a cost of $10000 Mr Porter will return some time today His pulpit was filled at the services yestenlay by Rev Mr Ecton and Rev Mr Brock PARIS FASHION HINT Alexander Is I Unequaled I first read of the remarkable effects pf Grape-Nuts food I determln- a of i indrcorol? nonbkenVfn' thil VJSL1 is In keeping with his other utterances none kept In this town but my hus-laion this Hue r0m CUcago Dr Warecm alwy favored licensee "I bad been greatly misted with I sudden attacks of cramps nausea and 1 vomiting Tried all sorts of remedies 1 throughout thJ and physicians but obtained -k- couoty between the only MRS FARRIS RESTING WELL Mr James Farris of Wilmore who Samaritan hospital Saturday afternoon was reported to be resting as well ar could he expected last night Insurance and Suretyship 603 Trust Company Building temporary relief As xonn a hoM i and the In a long alette use the new food the cramps disap-'er he came out on the side of the holding that it better was to sell liquor with a license than with MIXED FEED' FOR COWS out one Temperance advocates' throughout the country attacked his position and the campaign was one of the warmest ever waged Try our mixed feed for milch cows It will keep your cows In good condition and increase their supply of milk wonderfully Tlie excellent flavor of TALBERTA JSS would commend it to exacting people even if it dw possess all tlie other qualities which make it THE BEST FLOUR ON THE MARKET ALL GROCERS SELL IT Talberta Flour Positvely is not Bleached by any cess Whatsoever Coupons in every sack good for silverwstt Green Trading Stamps the Coupons Blue Grass Commission Co- MIS IOLEEN 18 IMPROVING Miss Mafale Ioleen one of the loleen sisters who were at the opera house last week doing a tight wire walking performance -who fell and sustained three fractured ribs 'Saturday- after-noon- was reported to be much Improved last night She will be able to' appear again tiKa week or so She is still confined to her room In a hotel We always keep the best Hay Corn Re-Cleaned Oats Bran Etc to be had CHICKEN FEED We are making a specialty of Chicken Feed COME TO SEE US Come and look over our plant It will interest you to see how well equipped wc are to take care of your orders peared and have never returned old attackB of sick stomach were a little slower to yield but by continuing the food taf troubled has disappeared entirely I am today perfectly well can eat anything and everything I wish without paying tbe penalty that I used to We would not keep house -without Grape-Nuts husband was so delighted with the benefits I received that he has been recommending Grape-Nuts to his customers and has built up a very large trade on the food He sells them by the case to many of the leading physicians of the county who recommend Grape-Nuts very generally is some satisfaction in using a really scientifically prepared Read the little book Road to in packages a Reason v- Ever read the above letter A new one appears from time: to time They are genuine true and i full of human interest Fayette Coal Grain and Feed Co Incorporated RYLEY President OUTTEN Vice-President HERMAN BOWMA Secretary-Treasurer BOTH PIIONES 605 911 WEST HIGH STREET (Incorporated) Manufacturers of Eagle Brand "Blue Grass MWi TALBERT Manager Rose Street and A Railroad Lexington We do not sell flour to consumers order from grocer MR CUNNINGHAM OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS Mr Sam Cunningham of Paris was operated on: at the Good Samaritan hospital yesterday afternoon for appendicitis He Is in a serious condition hut It 1 expected Jie will recover He was reported- tobe resting well mm night.