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The Paducah evening sun: n. Saturday, August 20, 1910.

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r 4W S ii YAiK FEE i 6 r1 rt I t 1 VOJJXXVIII NO Jj PADUCAH KY SATURDAY EVENING AUGUST 20 1910 TEN CENTS PER WEEK ANTIGLERIGALSJJ HAVE NO QUARREL WITH THE CHURCH Would Secure Relief From I r Competition ol Untaxed I Industries Religious Orders Dominate All Lines iiii uiuiio rossniLi OUTCOME l fly CharlBft P Stewart staff corrcw l dOBt of thtf United ProifJ Otrtil Franco Aug 20Just how quickly th pending olnirflhnnil state atuatton In Spain In going to develop real flghllng IIt pretty hard to guess Ilotlllltl i may begin olI moat say day sow Or they may bo warded on for a good many months IKtch nJe to afraid of the othpr anti llilr fears muko thorn hetltato At the tame time Ihlhjju cant utand midi Theres a oil in ax coming and tba oily quuitlou lhow mush time I + going to Intervene between now am k moment of tla arrival Wheerur sot tho Idea that the Span lib aotlekulcalg quarrel to with the Itoman 0 tbotUr U mWakcn Out of Hi ftuntr a total population oft lore to MOOOOoOi It hi cMlmated that not mere than 10000 are aw thug but Reman CaUiollcs Natural I lyI the people Are not at outs withII the ckurah of which they thomiolve aiw iuwtibwm It IU the state church trey an attacking Stxxlai ono gnat T rlmdO Ing TentO interest I It U a nMH4er land hoMing commer vial and liMJuntrlal organlrotlon that the nntl Jadooli arc opposing it l Tile wiiolc of thoprwent trouble is due to tile feet that a clerical vtMed tiltereit has been appropriaU ing to RMlf so largo a proportion ofI the countrjrfrt wealth that the mateo I of the people hove Well and ttlll are kept upon the very verge of lIanatlion At might naturally be expeet td of t enormous a voeted InlurMt It ItI InteiMtly lnllorTDtlve not to say reactionary and as It has had until very recently the tightest kind of grip on Iko government It has ben able tilUierto rttetuaMy to sup l ret etverjr nttojnpt In the direction tJ of progreM or Improvement la the- yeoiilel condition With that tportion of the great army of etmrahmen which concern iMiif purely with spiritual matters that K to My the parish priest I dlrII I I as the roo ws of laymen It it thet poaladreIlSMJIII otnabUihmonU t uMln t whisk the anticelerlcal camfIpalga H being waged The memIlfor of the vnrioui orlcr which conduit thorn are ottlmated at upwards w or 10XN Thoy conduct ng riciiltunil operations upon an etor inou sale run faotorhw laundries i and mircHntlle coneorni loan money I I manage vast estates and In tact engage til every lino of buslnoM open to the lay community It M not to much that they do 011- 11JPlo thing however that the nntl rtetltalft1 4tnptaln of and that they I dd theltftiidur conditions giving them ahoverwhttlmlng advantage I Or private entorprlso The enor I moua aniittal at their command mak t them to start with oxcredlng 1ly formklnbte Second they are wholly Independent of tho regular la bor nmrkot the rank and file of the members of tho orders doing al1 work required In return merely for the living aMowed them And finally theyI pay no taxes Against a monster trust eo favored and to powerfully entrenched the antlolcrlcala say It is practically imposHlblo for any lay enterpripo to ctand Moro than this tho masses if the people are compelled out of their tjiosRro share of the countrys reiutireeii to pay Uio entire expense of vovernniontUn widespread dlwr der were a revolt against this con dition mho drafting of troqpc from Iho cpuntrj for wrvlce In Africa was Indeed the Immertlate causo of the nntbrcak but this Intolerable burden Willi rially tho fundamental reason I Continued on Page Two BRO IIER SHOOTS HIS SISTER OVER MONEY Louisville Aug 20Mrs Cath erine Neelhon was shot and serious ly wounded by her brother Dan Medanlch a cripple and badly cut by Medanlcha wife In a tight over I mcney Medanlch was caught whllo haBJltllledonlllanIJ J Dr Crippen and Miss Leneve Start Bach For England in Slow Going Passenger Ship For More Comfort I Inspector Dew Hurries Them Out of Quebec This Morn ing and Puts Them Aboard Vessel Patronized by Few Quebec Aug 20Dr IL IL Crip pen and Ethel Claire Icneve worn taken from the Quebec prison early today by Inspector Dew of Scot land Yards and rushed across the St Lawrence river to Hillary whore IInorlMetolJtlo1 ow one carrying passen gers and was selected In order to glvo tho prisoners more privacyII Ikfat to Main Itccrultx I The Little Eagles yesterday de feated the Little Recruits by II score of 12 to 0 Hermans work tojlktojl Llttlo Hagles Carter and Her man Little Recruits Sandy and Price Fly to Cincinnati Cincinnati Aug 20 George R Howard Adler and hla four compan t ions who1 ascended in tho balloon Drifter at Hamilton Ohio late yesterday arrived In Cincinnati today from Dry Ridge Kjr where the party tended without accident Dry Ridge la about fifty mites south of Hamilton Ixclurc Mud Tho Auditorium lectures as given by Rev J Dwtgbtllagarman for the- last trine nlKhU which closed last ivcnlnc proved to be Instructive to those who heard him protecting them against the attacks of tho ene my of the Aurch and In conclutton admonished Wie people to be true to the church and to OodXand tho holy Bible and odvlfed them hi procure QiorgHne MUmlne history of Chfy Silence all found In the library Mrs Rddys Key to the Scriptures and tho lUblo and compare tbo three Wo have done what we couldR- w Oillct Uorinnl Judges Owning Announem rnt was ruJo today r Iho Puducah Fair association neat to order to have competent men to award the vrttw for the poultry and stark displays at the tall fair IccnsoJ Judges will bo cocurod No- mines were given out although oocetnry Rodney Davis It In cor opond nco with several whom ho topee to secure Interest In theta wo exhibits is hioroseUig dally and hese dteplaja will bo feature and ho main attractions During the our days of tho fair there will be v daM balloon arcuntlon and para huto drop by Professor Andruw a ell known aeronau- tlIIILtTliltOlIST Imp tavhl Itnnkrii Jr hive JIMM000 lo School I St Louis Mo Aug 20David tankon Jr who recently gave away ils fortune estimated at more Ulan 13000000 died today at Ajlan city The beneficiary of the phllnn hroptet wits the David Ranked Jr School to Mechanical Trades He Will 74 years old e e e s e kt HANK CLEARINGS T S This week + IG57U3 Santo week 1909J C3C995 S v Decrease v f 79602 A y e ryDank den rlng IIhoV a shrinkageI this week from the same wk fast year Buslncasjhi retail circles how over lit active for tho season and July and Augutttwill return good In creases over lifit year The wholo salors report satisfactory conditions much bolter than wore vromlied some months ago Tho country mer chants are footing hotter on account of the Improved crop outlook and Ii THE Tho predictions nnd tempera taro for the past Hventyfour hours will bo found at tho top tho seventh column on pogo I IJof Il h U d e S IOIUlJII NIGHTINGALE 1N London Aug 200Flve thousand people many not ables among then attended the Florence Nightingale I memorial service in St Pauls hero todayi Her dying with for a quiet fun I eral was respected HERRIN SOUTHERN AND C ft ELI OXNKCTION MADE WITH LINE TO JOIPA IIV BURLINGTON EXTENSION Metropolis ill Aug 20 Special Construction of the Herrin south era branch of the Burlington has reached a point 20 miles north of Me I ropolli and within three weeks tho line will be completed to the Ohio river Connection with the Chicago and Eastern IlllnoU from West Vlen ea has boon made and trains are being connected from Joppa to Herrln i HcUcroH toWed Now York Aug 20Tho engage ment Is announced here of Miss OIl fllo Belasco daughter of David E manIII1gernled to Morris Cost associated with Oscar Ilammerstonh IECCA FOR ILL SUICIDE CAUSE I Denver Olllclnli Claim HrHlllt Seektt eta Ilecome Discouragedl lII Denver Aug 20n abnormal t condition over which the city has no control Jla given as u reason for thist ityf high suicide record Accord tog to a recent report by the government 1 Denver is fourth City offl I elate claim that the high suicide rate II- Is due to iwrsons In destitute circum stances coning here In search of health becoming discouraged and ending their lives AUTO DRIVER AND- MECHANIC HURT 1 I A eI nA jIXO OAK TURNS SOMEK SUIT AND ALIGHTS ON f THEM f Aug20alterIllllams Moclianic of the Marlon ear In tho 24 hour race which started hero late yesterday were seriously injured this morning when their car turned a complete somersault pinning both men under tho car Tho Injured men were rushed to a ho pllnl whore tho physicians declared that Owen will live Williams In Juries aro likely to prove fatal Retail Trade A- TShoteing Up Well WEATHER lloorIoilytinues groat and it now looks as If the building trades will have the banner year Business both In the freight and passenger departments of the railroads Is good just now and they are employing full forces nit As Result of Gun lUrk Dresden Tonn Auff 20v NewsI has Just readied hero of the ipccu liar death of Mr Frank Kendall a welltodo farmer of civil district No 14 residing three tulles south ofr MarUn Mr Kendall was out squir rel hunting Ho had slopped to rest and was standing with tho butt ofr his gun resting against his abdomen when tho weapon was accidentally discharged The gun rebounded with sufficient force to cause Injury that resulted In his death 24 hours later after Intense suffering Tat wounded matt was able to walk to- hili home several hundred yards distant from tho scene of tho accident It is supposed that tko gun kicked i Iwlth sufficient force to rupture hla Intestines resulting In his death BURGLAR CAUGHT TRYING TO FORCE- RESIDENCE DOOR Patrolmen Run Down Waller J Williams Alter Lively Chase Telephone Message to Police Station PRISONER HAS CONFESSED Dodging elgbt shots fired at him by Patrolmen Kirk and Mitchell last night Walter Williams colored crawled from underneath a house last night Into the patrolmens arms Complaint of a Peeping Tom In the vicinity of Tenth and Jeeffrson streets took tho two patrolmen toI the scene While being taken toiI police headquarters Williams admitted trying to break In a residence door and a charge if housebreaking was lodged against him His trloltt was continued to Monday morning t at 9 oclock In police court I I Three shots fired at him punctured I his trousers but none cut the OcshI Williams was seen peeping Into theII window at tho home of Timothy Austin 1012 Jefferson street and the alarm was sent Williams said I he was 44 years old Shortly before midnight Mrs Austin distinguished a noise beneath her window and peering through the shutters she saw Williams standing residence JefferIsan Austin she quietly Night Captain John Dorian at police- eadquarters and he dispatched Patrolmen Klrk and Dunnaway to the scene When they attired Williams was working at the read door and fled over a fence after ho heard the patrolmen approaching Patrolman Kirte opened Ore on the fleeing form find pent six bullets after Williams but they missed Pa trolman Dunnaway sent two shots after him Williams turned Into Twelfth street and raced toward Broadway crawling under a house Patrolmen Kirk and Dunnaway clrI cled the house one to the rear butI Williams beat them to the other side and leaped over a fence As ho did lila watch chain caught find hung Climbing the fence the two pa trolmen circled tbo adjoining real deuce and returned to where they started Wmianw anxious to re cover Ws watch and chain crawled from under the hence only to have Patrolman Dunnawaya revolverr thrust into his face lie surrendered and was taken to the city hall He was In his bare feet and In his shirt sleeves and said he resided at 1128 Husbands street Patrolmen Terrell and Ogilvlo went after him In the patrol wagon On being questioned closely he admitted breaking Into Mrs Austins bouse Ho raid he was In the yard for tho purpose of watching the women retire Utter he had been plaod In a roll Patrolmen Kirk and Mitchell went to his home where they conducted a partial search In a trunk In his room they found sev eral suits of apparently new clothing and In a dresser drawer they found 14 brand new Stetson hats calued at 35 each Both are working on the cose and expect to prefer additional charges against him Williams Shoes and Jumper were later found in the yard at the home of Mrs Austin Tnvlciib Used to MnUo Arrest By the way of a taxicab Police Sergeant Llge Cross and Patrolmen Shelton and Ogilvie were enabled to effect a capture last night within 11 minutes otter a charge had been pre ferred against Claud Ross colored by Ed Johrown who claimed that Ross had robbed him Johnson said Ross could be found at Second street and Kentucky avenue and when the patrolmen arrived Ross who was there lied toward Washington So urlng a taxicab the patrolmen fo lowed ROM and finally outdistanced him Ho was ridden to police headquarters where a charge of petit lar ceny was preferred against him The trial was set for Monday morning THELMA SANDERSON TO BE BURIED TOMORROW Tholma Sanders tho Infant daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Buford Sanders 1232 South Sixth street pled this morning at 5 oclock with tuberculo esia of the bowels Tho child was 13 months old and was sick only two weeks The funeral procession will leave the residence at ellthemorrow inornJP and be near Bt 11tI Browne Jury Probe 1ill Result in Indictments Against The Who Approached Veniremeli It is Said L Prosecutor Wayman Admits lie is Inquiring Into Sus picious Circumstances of Legislation Cases Chicago Aug 20Slates Attor ney Wayman admitted that ho had Identified two of the alleged laveatl gators who he declares are working for the defense In the Lee ONell Browne case Their names are Adolph Clieffer and Fred L Baker It Is charged that they are operatives of a private detective agency which has 100 men at work for Browne Counsel for the defense state that none of their Investigators has been asked to see the families of venire menJudge Kerstons pessimism as to the conditions affecting the case was Increased when the seventh panel of veniremen was brought Into court despite the widespread pubUclty given to his declaration that talking of the case to a venireman Is a felony four members of the panel said members of their families had been ques theJrlpolitics States Attorney waymaa did not Indicate what action If any he con templates with regard to Barker and Chcffer Declines lrctlldDcyot Peabody Nashville Tenn Aug 20Pror Wlckllfte Rose has declined the presl dence of the George Peabody College of Teachers here He says he is tinder a five year contract with the Rockefeller Hookworm commission Plague nt Ecuador Guayaquil Ecuador Aug 20 Ten cases of bubonic plaguff were re ported during the first fortnight of August National Fraternal Congress Detroit Aug 20Tho National Fraternal Congress In annual session here today chose MackJnao Island for next years convention and elect ed the following officers President John J Hynes of Buffa lo supreme president of the Catholic Mutual Benefit association vice pres- Ident D P Markoy of Detroit su preme commander of tho K 0 T M secretarytreasurer C A Oower Lansing Mich 1 ALL MINERS MUST SUPPORT STRIKE XTERNATIONAL OFFICERS OF UNION ARE UPHELD UY COMMITTEE Indianapolis Aug 20A weekly assessment of one dollar from every employed mine worker for the sup port of the striking miners and com plete endorsement of the International officers and the executive board were contained In the report of the special convention of the Mine special conbventlon of the Mine Workers today The report also rec ommends that the union endorse the Illinois strike and the prolonged struggles In other districts whore the mines have been closed stare April The engineers and pumpers will be ordered back to work for the protection of property In order to properly extend the strike it will be necessary for tho United Mine Workers to raise 144 000 among the other districts Dis trict 12 In Illinois will be given 45000 President Lewis regards the report as upholding hIs attitude In saying the International officers have dono their duty In trying to bring about settlements Other dis tricts will receive financial aid In proportion to tho number of men striking Children Hurt While playing on top of a table about 9 oclock this morning the threeyearold son of William II Gore 1022 Tennessee street became overbalanced and fell to the floor Tho little boys head struck the floor and an ugly gash was Inflicted Dr W H Parson took several stitches to closo the wound Elizabeth the 1yearold daughter of Mr James J Lally Fourth and Elizabeth streets fell from a fence this morning and was severely bruised over the taco and shoulders Dr J S Troutman was called but round no bones broken ASSOCIATION IS HIGHLY PLEASED REPORT OF PLEDGES IN ALL COUNTIES OF THE BLACK PATCH Judging from tho figures turned In by all of the counties In Kentucky and Tennessee comprising the forces of the Planters Protective1 as- socIation the directors believe the amount of business next year will double that of 1910 The first re port of the per cent of acreage pledged to the association by each county has been made public The books of the association closed last Monday at noon and the acreage pledged Is duble that of last year The report Is Carlisle 35 per cent Trlgg 80 DIxon G2 Ballard 10 Henry 25 Weakley 20 Marshall 40 Chris tlan 40 Lggan 90 Montgomery 80 Davidson 95 Stewart 80 Todd 60 Calloway 75 Simpson 90 Robinson 85 Cheatham 95 McCracken 40 Cheatham and Davidson counties head the list while Dullard ranks lowest Owing to the pledges In Graves county being so few that county has been dropped or disorganized However this does not prevent growers pledging their croPl- and those nearest other counties can take their weed to them by annexa tion provisions Approximately 10 MO hogsheads of tobacco were handled this year by the association and next year fully 75000 hogshead are expected to be sold The board of directors will meet the fourth rtednesday In September for the purpose of letting contracts for storage warehouses and transacting other Important business RELEASES PRISONERS trelliltt Man Charged With Murder Out on Bond Jackson Ky Aug 20County Judge J Wise Hagns today released- on bond Judge Watklna and R B Iladdlx who together with Sam Wat kips are charged with tho murder of ewta Napier who was killed at a school election on August G Napier was unarmed at the time he was shot Sam Watklns was held without ball Curbing For Boulevard President D 0 Murrell of the board of park commissioners Is ex pecting a shipment of granite curb- Ing early next week which will be used In boulevardlng South Tenth street from Jackson street Enough tone to set for four blocks will be shipped LAMASCO INDICTMENTS RETURNED IN LYON CO Eddyville Ky Aug 20 Special Indictments charging them with the murder of Axlon Cooper at La mascOt were returned by the Lyon county grand Jury against Roy Mer rick Vitae Mitchell Luther and Dart Creekmur Frank Murphy Alonzo Gray Bryant Hawkins and James Bozark all of Trigg county They were arrested after tho coroners verdict accused them of tho crime Jooifef was a tenant on the farm of ai night rider witness and It Is claimed his murder was a premeditated time The defense claims It was the result of a drunken brawl FARMERS UNION PLANS MEETINGS VILL BE HELD IN PURCHASE TO AROUSE GREATER INTEREST For the purpose of arousing more Interest In the Farmers Union the directors have planned several county rallies to be held soon The first will be held for Graves county In May field on Saturday August 27 and the second on September 1 for McCrack en county at Lone Oak Carlisle count will get the next rally to beheld September 17 The meeting place has not yet been selected Other counties will have rallies later on State Secretary It S Barnett and wire are now visiting Mr Darnetts father at Minncola Tex and will return home In about ten days Mr Barnett will be present at the JIc Cracken cou ty rally AVIATOR KILLED BY FALLING FROM HIS AEROPLANE Italians Witness Fatal AccI dent to Lieutenanti in Army Chicagoan Agatillnterrupte in Flight r IRS ENGLVE BECOMES FAULTY Rome Aug 20 Lieutenant Ri void was killed between TlzltaBac uhlo and Rome today when belell350 feet In a biplane In which he TlzhaDecchloover was made In safety and the ar lator were well on his way back When the accident occurred Rlvaldl was well known More Bad Luck Upchurch England Aug 2JAft- er a night of one mile on his trip to London Molssant was forced to descend this morning on account of en- gIne trouble He expects to resumetihis night later Tobacco Magnate Declared Insane New York Aug 20Col Joseph D Hughes former head of the Continental Tobacco company waS declared Insane by a sheriffs Jury He was examined on his wifes applica tion Conservative estimates say his estate Is worth 300000 ITowboAt Sinks Needham Floating palace Cotton Blossom suddenly sprang a leak while lying at Brook prt last evening about 7 oclock and sank In 15 feet of water No cause could be assigned except for the fact that It was heavllyi loaded with coal The boats crow easily escaped DETROIT ILlS 465700 I Michigan Metropolis Increases Pope laUon 03 Pet cycle Washington Aug 20The population of Detroit MJch Is 465766 an Increase of 181062 or 63 percent as compared with 285704 In 19j1J ORIGINAL SIN IS DISCUSSED Lutheran Meeting at BloomIngton III Takes Up Doctrinal Topics Bloomington hh Aug 20Doc rlnal discussions relating princI pally to original sin occupied the at tention of the theologians and lay men at the session of the Illinois distrIct conference of the Lutheran synod of Missouri The Rev C A luxhold of St Paul III led the discussIon on the basis of the second article of the Augsburg confession DEDICATE WASHINGTON STATUE Franco and America Unite In Imprc sire Ceremony At Versailles Versailles France Aug 20Int- he Napoleon hall of the Ohauteau of ereallles in the presence of the French minister of war General Brun the French ambassador to the United States M Jusserand and Wa wife and the American ambassador Robert Bacon and Mrs Bacon the bronzo replica of Poudons celebrated statue of Washington In the statehouse at Richmond Va presented by the state of Virginia to the French republic was today dedicated with appropriate ceremonies FIVE PEOPLE WILL GO TO CHICAGO Fully 600 Paducahana are expected to make the excursion trip to Chicago Tuesday morlng Toe train will leave the Union station promptlY at 930 oclock and wilt consist of 12 coaches Including a Pullman sleeping car Most of the eats In the Pullman have been taken Tho train will follow the Cairo accommodation train leaving 1O nlnutes earlier The excursion train will make very few stops and none after reaching Illinois reachIng Chicago about 9 oclock at night Tickets will be placed on sale Monday morning and tit Is likely that more coaches will have to be added rI Politician Ambushed Little Rock Aug 2The body of D S Klrbey a prominent politician was found on a road near here early today He had been shot and skilled by an assassin and concealed homlrIon rldellless n+ err rr +r s F r T r 4 = 7- p1 1r y q PAGE TWO to THE PADUCAH EVENING SUN SATtKDAY AUfltST 20 f ra PADUCAH WINS FROM HQPTOWN tiTP mr hrtlnwc JS PE4tplia1 AGK CQLUMX Clnrksvyje SJrinHjBcs jait Ifit Oil Over VinwnncsrMcLcnusboro Wins FCcpI1ES ITT TJIE nq uttflura CLUBS w L PCT McLeansboro 211 G 778 14 13 BID Vlpcennes IIljlJlopinnl1lo Harrisburg Yesterdays Results Paducah 5 HopklnsrviHe 4 Clark Tnle 2 V4nconnes 1 McLeansboro C Harrisburg 1 Today Sundays antI Mondays Sdicdule Hopkinsvlllo at Paducah Clarksvlllo at Mcleonsboro Harrisburg at yincennos Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays Schedule ClarksvJUe at Paducah Jfopktpsville at Ilarr4ibutgS McLeansboro at Vtoconncs j liopMnsvllle Ky Aug 20Ia ducah took thq final game yostorday In a well glanced contest winning from thp Nlchtl Riders by d dote score of C to 4 Both flwln and Yon were slaughtered each team Ic getting 11 hits Errors were predominant pn Ijoth sides nnd teamwork lacking fpr both clubs A IiLrIIi klnsvltlo was called out at home I c when he tried to put vo no over on a fir to center fled Paducah returned home accompanied by tho locals who will open there today for three games Score= RILE Paducah 5 11 5 ttdpktosvllle J7V1 141i 7 Batteries Gwln and Overton Yon and Grusser Clnrksvlllo JC Out Victory Vlncennes Ind Plug 20TlmeJr hitting by Clarksvllle won from the Hposlers yesterday afternoon by a I tookIat IfcLeansboro tqday for three owes Dad support was rpsponslbo for the locals defeat Score Jl H B- Oarksvlllo s r 2 C 2 Vlncennes 1 11 5 Battprlcs Ballpy and Fish Gos ucll and Glenn Traders Win JIcLcansborp JIJ Aug 20The pltcheistt yesterd y with rrlburg wlnnlpg Ipft a safe scam of C to 1 Wapner and Beck were tho chief at tractions and allowed few hits Harrisburg played an crrorlefs game a but secured only two hits the locals VincennesTlHo opens hero this afternoon for three g 4TO EVANSVILLE and Return On the Steamer Jpl n S HopKIns BIEALS A + jD IIpnTII IXCLVDEU- flo tjCBVps Paducah Tuesdays Tluroj9 and Saturdays ptlOam Both Phones 40 Excursion Bulletin f SummerfSeason The Btr Dick Fowler oSers- tbe following reduced eta to Cairo and return Single rpupd trip to Cairo tmd return v 1111 p l oyer1i00elegant tpi furnish music all Umf s 1 Agentflout I EL INCICO That Good Havana Cigar i In nixi fizeii For talc at all firstdasl dealers Made at i The Smoke House 222 Broadway Opposite WftllerstelB I F DA G Itdtraro a menrce to neiiitn ana froptr At lUo ant rtxa pl a tai rue STEARNS ELECTRIC RAT and ROACH PASTE II II tbonbrumnteedertetn Inotorr for roU r1 eoctrKCDI + ad YD nelen roud moee7 Ii It faW GW 0110 7er with lo reeed MIr poItleo prooomIL lufled ojo nl U uxt run out of door to die iMU Kei llotbo 1100 eott Dydruggleuornot urr pro pWoeretelptofprle- wttutriIltcttlc run co nciiiiU Score R n E eonsboro C 41Harrisburg 1 2 0 Batteries Rock and perry Wagner rind Jordan Vsnook Indians The B D HpohB bjis I qll ttam of Paducah bnoqf the laltett amateur n164JeInmlceods tvUl be dhidod among players on both skies The Kitty league will doso September 20 nd most of the warriors with the Paduoah trWto vW bo here for the game ng inet the looks toam NATIONAL JKAGUE Clubs W IwPct Chicago 00 at ceo Pittsburgh 0t 40 OK- thNOW York i 41 6S9 Philadelphia II 62 MS Cincinnati 5e f0 4D Brooklyn 45 Og Ibo t HoUls 44 CC 410 Boston 40 71 S4S Swallow the Beans Ilrl1tll Aug SO Pittsburgh won seventh Inning whon Flynn knocked the ball over the center Hold wall for a home run with two mon on bases The feature of the game was the batting ot IIi Miller and Collins the former got Ring live hits and the latter four I The Qt7QCXJgCl7t gf Qg11 71 7Q1ltsf fe a s e o LOCAL IJtODUC1 0 0 0 e 0 0 e e tl Corrected dally by Woolfalkj Bowers company i Eggs per packing stock 16c Spring Chickens pound 9c =l1 LIVESTOCK r Thp receipts fhogs were only 3C3 head for the flTp days this week 287C aa against 3278 for the same days last week 8710 for the same days last year and 11483 fw a corresponding period two years ago This comparison shows there Is a big falling oft In tho hog receipts In this market evidence of the fact that good hogs are scarce In tho territory tributary to this market The tradewas slow with prices steady to a dime off Good heavy hggs 200 pounds and up 901toJ8009t fopghs J770 down The pens were well cleared and the market closed about steady with the opening Celtic The fresh arrivals of cattle In tbe local market numbered 130 bead making a total of 2158 for the week so far The attendance of buyers was smalj limited to local traders and butchers the demand very narrow and but little doing In any department There was but little change In prices as compared with the middle otthe week In fact It was nqt so much a question of price at any time since Monday as It has been to get the buyers interested Choice light butchers were the bestsellers In the killing line but no activity could be noted In the trade on that class Medium and Inferior kinds were draggy neglected and hard to find an outlet for Grassy halffat 900 to 1100pound steers are the poorest sale of any class The feeder and stocker market could be regarded as being fully steady especially on the best as there are not neat enough good feeders or highgrade stock cattle coming to meet tho requirements of the trade Bulls steady canners dull Milch cows unchanged No prime heavy cattle here Feeling easy Calves Receipts 08 for the week thus far 028 The markpt ruled about steady with tho bulk of the best 774e soma few fancy light calves a shade higher medium C 7c common 2I4 Cc Heavy calves very dull wont bring top prices Shop onqJ Lambs Receipts 3045 for the five days this week 20122 head Tho market was very slow In opening In fact thcro was nothing doing up to the time of going to press sellers were asking steady prices while the buy ors wore trying to got them a little lower The Indications are that the best lambs will soil somewhere from 000 to 040 seconds 10 to 11500 culls 300 to 400 fat sheep 375 to 400 down com mon sheep very dull oQod demand n They scored four of Bostons sixJJ runs I I Score n II E iUUs urgh +j 8 10 2 Boston Ii i 0 12 3 OlbaonOurtis I tmplrcB Enson and Johnstono- Plillllos I lilt llnrknmn St Loul Aug 2Q Philadelphia byhittingthird innings II Score R H E St Louis 1 i 3 1 J Pblladotphfa 3 9 0 t Daoltmnn njil Uroinahan Ewing II and Moran tmplreRlglor Itownn Knockixl Arroiiml- Cin i enn tl Aug 20TJlo New Yorks hit Rowan hard and UnieVji aM paeytlmt ws bit hnrdor titan usual but kept 1 1II DrillIwol11 linetip Ills fathers house was I IortslQonth1Ohiol thM morning as his parent was re ported in a serious condition Fletch traingfordng the latter to retire Score R HENew York 9 11 3ICincinnati tij g 2 j I I afathawpou oDd S hlel Rowan 1andUrupketom and Kane Lenders Take lIotherII j ChteiCQ Aug 4iBrooklyn found Drowtv for 11 Ills but mss 1 Benton by Obfoago Burger led a futilo rally In tho ninth with a triple but drown tightened end onlp one rub was tscorod Score R n R Chicago j i C 5 2rBrooklyn 3 11 2 Brown and Kllng Scanlon and tJArwlnI Umpires Bronnan and ODsj i J f Uq I Evening Suns Daily Markets N 5 dozen14cBu- tter pound1ieli- ens for prime to fancy stock owes plain and common owes slow I St Louis Aug 2 9CattleRec- elpts 2000 Including 800 Texan II market strong Native beef steers I S75820 cows and bolfers3GO Q800 stockers and feeders 326 Q 550 Texas and Indian steers 425pCO cows and hollers 350II 0600 calves In carload lots 60 0775 Hogs Receipts 6000 mar ikot 5c lower pigs and lights 800 0920 packers 7750890 butch ors and best heavy 840J76Sheep Receipts 2500 market steady Native muttons 400 fJ 425 lambs 600G60r DINS WJVIinV r Now York Aug 20Duns lie view says Dank Gxcfyangos thIs week make I a somewhat unfavorable exhibit the I total at all leading titles In the United Suites aggregating only U I 246255474 a low of 250 per cent as compared with last year and of 258 percent compared with 190p t The loss as usual is mainly caused J by the marked decrease In the vol ume of clearings at New York city due to the pronounced decline InIoperations in the financial and speculative markets for althought losses at a few important points produce a decrease in the aggregate I of cities outside that center In comparison with last year the majority I I show more or loss gain In Comparison with tho acUvo year 190pcIl this contrast Is still more noticeable New York city showing a greater I loss but the total of all other cep ters roportlpg exhibiting a aln of 107 per cent At Baltimore Clpve land Minneapolis St Louts Kansas Ji City Louisville and San Franclsio 1 there are gains ovor both years I some of them very large t Dims Review New York Aug 20 Dispatches l to Duns Review Indicate a very Irregular trade situation but bettpr crop prospects help sentiment and the future outlook is regarded witht confidenceAt pJphJ1 Bqmo linos show increased activity but In others cop tinued quietness still prevails qlII though there are numerous indications of improvemepttWholesale business at Pittsburgh Is quiet but retadqrs report a go dtsummers tradeand aro in a Poe t lion to buy quito freely for fall and i winter requirementstt Gonprnl conditions are quiet at 1 t Louisville and buying Is usually moderate although there is distinct Improvement In some lines and nII better feeling generally prevails s- At New prloans wholesale trade iIs In largo volume very satisfactory results being obtained from the re cent buyers convention while spe cial sales stimulate demand at 10II tallII Retail trade Is dull at Cincinnati but there Is a fairly active move ment of dry goods at wholesale and fall and winter prospects are con sidered brlgbtsCleveland reports generally quiet conditions although some ImproveD ment Is noted in retail trade and there is considerable activity ia clothing groceries and drugs XIPet PhltadeJpW 75 34 695 GSOOotroltNew York t T Cl 49 GIG Cleveland 49 CO 445 Washington 49 fG3 430 Chicago 44 GtI 400 St Louis 34 72 806 St Louis Shut Out Now YorkiAjig 20WJth Ford rlgnmdofea10 of tho visitors and always led mercySpojOrr R II E- St Louis 0 G 1 New York G 10 0 Rayi and lOJUfsr Fprd and Swoflflnoy TlHo 110 Umpire Perrlne Senators lilt Snmo Washington AUR JOWullotPM- ton drove Dormott sad Koestnar from thp box and shut out Otovotand Score RilEWashington o 10 14 1 Cleveland 1G a12 Johnson nnd Doekemlorf Domott Koostner Falkonbeeg and Bastorlr und Ponohuu- Unvplrofr CfqlMftowor and Con Golly AthleticsI Increase Load Philadelphia Pa AMf 10 PJriladBhlhla dofented CbteMfo by hitting Scotts delivery hard The of Oldring and Scott and A wonderful oacli by H Collina oft Tannejidlia hat foatured Ute sjantft Spqre R II E Chtengo 4 1 8 0 iHiHadotohtn G It 1 RIklITllim1C1B lump lJtuiiHi WI fur lliHlon- no4lpn tug leTwo home one by Staid sad the other by BngJe qff Strnud D troHii pMdiar tJJtt eantfl 4 to 2 Itrnh of Detroit alto mMe a home ran Thomas J OHrfan a pKclisr of Ue dabfScore RilEDetroit gBosto-n 4 f 0 tNUd WorJ1l and Cntoy Qtt9tr- ond JloIno UmpiresEgan and OLoughHn- AMERIG X ASSOCIATION Clubs W L Pet MJnoeapoMs 81 42 009 St Paul OS 87 640 628IKanseyi 69 4SgMliwnakeoc IndtaawoMa i2 73 401 Louisville 46 77 Kl jSCoIumb i 514 LoulivlKo 1 Minneapolis 3 ilndtanapoM 14 Katnas City 45 ANTICLERICALS HAVE NO QUARREL Continued From Page One for ft The government put the re bellion down with savage violence But the antlcJorieaJe refuved to stay beatep Premier Maura was forced out of office and Premier More tried to ooattHue the same old system lie toj fsHed and was nieceeded by Prsmjer CnnatejaaOanulejas Senor Cnnutejas made up his mind ome months ago that another revolt was coming and felt no certainty of governments ability to crush It aa Senor Maura suseeeded with much difficulty In doing last year Ho rep resented to King AUoMO that the time bad come when there must be a curtailment of their power and a lightening of the burden It was forc lug the country to boat or the gov ernment waa going to bo overthrown Alfonso acqueiMod Probably neither Premier Canals Jaa nor King Alfonso Ja entitled to much credit for their decision The premier ID a tocaH d Liberal but a Spanish Liberal 1s ruaUy a Conserve the while a Conservative Is a bitter reactionary Tho premier decided EM ho did to save tho throne Alfonso has always been completely under the clericals control Ho would undoubtedly have vetoed tho premiers proposals If the latter had not con vinced him that It would cost him his crown If he did With the kings approval tho pro mien accordingly took preliminary In the Cortes towards a reduc ion In the number of religious es tablishments In Spain towards the taxation of the qtbers which engage in Industrial and commercial under takings and towards a sHghtly wider toleration of sects Tho Spanish archbishops and the btehops promptly protested against any legislation along those lines as rUng that tho religious orders ROSS MAXGK PILLS Guaranteed to cure mango and eczema Your dog will stop scratch Ing la three days and will be cured In seven to 12 days Nonpoisonous yet quickly kills the mango germsI No trouble and no muse EOc Ross Antiseptic Soap keeps the and coat In fine condition Roe Germ Lotion the greatest known for dogs chickens II etcSold In Paducah by S II Win stead W J Gilbert and Lang Bros and their establishment in the country are subject only to ccclorius ties law The vatloan backed up tho arphbtibpps and bishops and demand cd the withdrawal of all measures Premier Canalojas was pushing Tho Madrid government refuted and recalled Its ambassador from the vat can There at the moment tho matter stands The Cortec a In recooi and It will be October before the anti clerical measures proposed by the I premier qmn be pa8ed Unless he withdraws them which will not hap pen tfey will puss them I jC8naloljI bAck out of their program If they I could Felling that they would like to delay as 1 long as powlb They cannot back out because they bollve they would preolpltmto a reolullonII by doing so They cannot tooI long or the anticlericals will liwome suspicious of them and the everm eminent revolution will start Titers to that much rest+en for thinking that Uto climax will come soon Still It 10 certain that the king and premier willJ moro as slowly as they dare The orders do not want to fight Mall It they can avoid it H knows that fighting will involve it In heavy risks It hopes against hope that the state will yMd If the state oukli show a dlsposHlon to do MI they would do inytWnr In their power to make srreader easyto- wve rye slates Isis nut when it aetunHy comes to the point of nuklag w their mind wbrth Sr to fight or to surrender any part of their power and prlvllJl8 they I IIPINtr1IDCfltapi and U1lr lntelH nr Inll RqrmoiM aadI their prtnwrstlons are omliKMMly tM roub On the states side will bo the king tile QMblet the whole of the Ubr l and omelnl forces the Irful lie tH t HoMi orpalsatbns and the So eHltata on the otter eplar pate and clergy Ute soUrs Ooneprtative party the wlKpereer nil the ignorant rlsssTt and praeilMlly all the worn en of tile eonBttry Tko clerical airs If the wont comes will be to depost Alfonio and- to enthrone the Cvllst pretender Don Jelroe So long w he remained faithful to Ute elerlcalw the eltlrklaltl remained faithful to Alfoneo land JftlnM stood no cbiuice If the cert tIde dscltre fpr him however he will Instantly eewime fonalteble The deriexk hors not done so yet for they are MK eves finite sun that Alfonso won not returm to theta Bat t they will cIo It Ute moment they JH I come positively eonrtpeed they have l alreadybusy I a olortBl dectaraUon in favor orIifcelr chief Jaime baa stated that wilt net interfere in Spain unless It beeoraoa nooesarT for him to male lain or rettero order The clerical will see ia due eeason that Ite is uratehed with the excuse he wya he wants Siwln anti Iortugat How a light botwja AMooeo and Jaime would r Kilt Ad routing the latter to be supported by the dent OBls nobody knows It rather looks M if Aifoato would kin but the cler teals are tremendously strong Assuming that JsJme And the cr- IIlcatI lose It Is rtlll no foregone conclusion that Alfonso Indvldualy will win The Vatican believe tin prevent agitation IIs Spain and prt S lnw IMMMITeewItF GET A- COMMONWEALTH POLICY Huy thin IlKST Insurance you can got for your money It costs no nuiro mill MAY iimko A MB llfTerviuo when the time comes to aollli Tim COMMOXWKALTIII always pays PltOMlTIY nnl l- vUrlno niiiltor wise death ocptirH ptjier rjHiiiiniilc guy only 1 iticJndutnh Icy AllK 12 1910 Commonwealth KyGentlemen MrJI10U mo under claim on policy No diedAugustThall I tillIIrooCItoday I aliioryyoursTyler COLT Y llenenelary All Industrial Policies Fully Paid Up at Age 75IWrite inilstrlalPducnh1 l and csMlaln fully the Youduf y tulkliiK overt Paducah Depository First National sank of Pad- ucaliCommonwealth 1 Life Ins Co nodTurnsj l i nnd IIt Sccy S ural 1 U outualy anilcUrical but sell natirchJoal and that UJQ agitators propoiw a union of the two couNtrS ands a prevklvn Whether IbIS IIt tr or MI then U HO doubt tfettt the BpCMtati ratUntlt qtiMUra the pot iblltty of iwrwurntty mUafaotery eoedttloea nedse a noenrebyAttoese happens for the mot to be on their Hd but they dlvtruK Mm and would take advantage of nay good optwrtunlty they mylgat see to throw him overboard In the CORfu Ion o fa civil war is It in as a no it up- i from the tp- riddt to the rkal has I Ith omPttU shoo ist mwiuer The lave wtta clear Cut than nod Ute den- eats on OM Me tad the cars and upon Ute other hM JM1 ROW with the group which M par RlIy CHIchi to win ie the elld Bat TkJorr for him grasp will make for greater- istcerty of lilt own tenure U mere it In Mace II AUTOMOBILESI STORED AND CLEANED I Al I change Alfonso AlfmNM whether Alfoaco 10 Three times n week we will elean up your and store It n whole month for only 110 Iiwer prices for lowI service Ra follows Cleaning only 790 month Storage only j5 00 nlonlll Kentucky Auto 4 Machine Co riflli and Jcrfpmou SIW phone an old Phone BOn S1 I QUALITY COUNTS Especially in Beer UpADUKA has every good quality that beer should have and none except the goodones Paducah Beer i absolutely pure is rich tone and flavor and thirst killer has peerII to to to Let us place a case in your ice chest todayyou need PADUCAH BREWERY coIncorporated Both Phones 408ry J b i 0 n EChestnut1 IIIIIHXUVlitSSILLalnunger INOV Alfuoftia e fo antlr chanad ituailon t I bnwra nntJcfrl ItHibUciw klHWOlf doubtful a daiigroua IAI machine p I HTtlWAY AtfiWlt SO rrm i AWCAtt o Vr 1Nl1 stm O ft AWomans Solution Dr JANE PINCKNEY DENNETT Copyright 1710 by American Prep Auorlillen Ilcnso consider our engagement broken ino snapped llavo you considered It broken1 What do you meanT I mean linvo you thought over t consequences of a broken ongncpnicfl between UH WO hnvo been encfott for u month nil our friends know tha wo lire lovers iWore lovers Supposed to bo lovers liTheta more Ilko It Now suppose wo announce that K off bctwoen us People will nut II nilly bo curious to know the reason It Is nono of their business5 Hut they will make It their busl ness 1 shall tell them that 1 hnvo very much disappointed In you And what Rhnll 1 my about ItT Vhfll you like I Rlmll any 1 discovered thnt I n m unworthy of n girl with so mu amiability Xliero was no reply to Ithis Whit Is to bo considered In tb mailer Is whether you renewing our i + RngciDcnt after It 111 once been broken Noror fl Very well BO for so good In Ih ralo I alu tree to engage myself whosoever I please Sad It Is my privilege to 119 t BairnLVrlnlnly Tomorrow evening w dine nt the SpltiRlvrs Naturally I IIhali bo expected to toko you In to din tier This will bo einburniMlni for both of us Had you not butler vendI word to Mrs tiirtntfer tlwt our en gugemtxt Is uRr hue iMiularei a few tnonionts tuyln sbhadSir SptaRter IIs n Very pryingI woman and n frightful Kwxlp She 11 11 wish to know all aliout how It hop ponwl and If nice h stet Infornicil will Klve nor own version of It to every onU- preecnt II l and every Rae tat pnwnt- Tlmt Is ouo of the points to bo con Mdcrrd or rather wna one of thet taints to bo conihlcml Its tno late now You lave dlsmkwd im and Hid- tbftt you will never itcall mo We art elseTherel td pointher of sI II about to take It away Then sbo sal dt Tho breaking of our engagement IIs ono tlilsia lea announcement to tho world IsI another Is It ncewuiry that we should announce It through Mrs tplnJlorr Ve might give It out today to nom n ens scIt s oots singular that you who yolovedt tins beside rao for an hour or two a- a dluner party What would wo talk about Tho weather I suppose So thank you I dont go to din nets to talk About the weather lint let us leave this subject of the dinner and agree upon a reason to give our friends for our quarrel We will give them tho true ono of course And that tier Your horrible treatment of me Ileaso frame a statement of It Oh you ate better at stating things than 1 am Promo It yourself Any version you give of It will bo satisfac tory to me Very well I shall put it In this wsj It starledwbat started It 1vo forgottenWhy It was something aboutswasnt It about funny I cant rrmcin her what startedI llI I only know that you acted horribly Well thun wo will put It In fha way Well say that wo cant ememIher what the quarrel was about hut I islet horribly That would bo considered l very sill of us Silly of you I fear 10UhnoI What did I say or doT Kverythlng that was disagreeable Nn too one Oh how bothersome you are How can I tell you what you said when 1pa cnnt remember what It was about I suppose then we nro to announce I Ito the world that trot being able toII ivniimbor thu cause of our quarrel It Is Impossible to gIro n cause for tho Itruklng of our engagement That would bo too ridiculous for anything People would laugh of us tpon the whole I think you were right when you said that Its nono of peoples business why wo havo agreed to part Wo will glvo no reason positbier I No I dont nut since Tvo not been able to suggest any feasible cause myself Pvo fallen back upon your own suggestion I There was no reply to this only a I stolid staro at tho floor whllo the finfgering of tho engagement ring contln I milCome I lellvoItthedilemtnn I I Shedroppnlslipped the engagement ring back on her finger llo put his arm about her j WRist drew Ger to him and kissed her 4 A womans solution ho said Ethol Tho man I marry must be- n Ioroono who can Ixard tho trn n his don fires 1 IXHJ Kind of ccmblna ton iis us nmn and barber The Merry Thought 11 tj j j4lj4 IA Y iJThe Week In i Societyii 11 1 jw tA LOVERS wisir blpklnohatw o- Nu ono to qu apillin Notlifng to ilo With no ono Jo IceCCo oiio to rdnro Thinks aro i ilOtGlitut Up In tm blr Whero tho roatlp nro smooth allThe way IB plalnk dad cVry road le- A lovorJ Lang lour hand On tho wheell Stars aM lItiunftl TIle world M qdur foot becttNo liiinmn idund five cue n lJIIHI11 BuUt fffr TsU- Oepfd ao idiot ldugdrotldug to do Im sure jii1l M ja The airship tno oII the only tonrtB ilp toFor mo tend you itowYork Amerlonn 1 jr Tiinxtny AIIRIIKI H1 rhoatG fhberlronII I tCIIIII1 y AitRiist HtI SiaughthCI wNl Ontrtllin with n card part nItI illII ontnrloln with danee at Wallace park I wiltIo i iuessgn t11 nftr at SM o look on the terry 0 W Robertson In honor of out of town aruwI JlKi Slaughter Will iitcrtnln for I I I1INfIoM will ontortaln w th a wrd party Wednesday morn InK at 990 ooioclc in honor of Mice1 t W tie WlWe homo iwrty wioettf MlMoa Colin JOBOB of Ilonton Kla CorftWIno Apponon of BfompMc Mario IIodg fl and MarguoHto Bond ot laregouJd Ak- II nt Wnllncn Inrk IDnnrn gaiety men wilt bola r pvottinlIsJ 804 oolooky corapHtiienlhrr to Out oftoWn gucirt Brookporl News Mr Iavlk and wtfo and daiiRfcter throntgk Hrookport en route to Paduoeh on a chopping trip Mr W1JI P tooyar eft Wodnosday for bawtou Springs for his health Oscar Berry and wife oft on thoI Dlek Fowtor for Mlfeourt Thunday- L etor Gnrr lt left on the forr Friday for Paauoah on burinow- Mr Charles llnll went to Iaduon- Friday on a buslnote trip ilr Robert Ieoper Sr te lok Jim Noehr went to Paducah Friday with a lest or bay Mhw Lot WmMrt has returned to DrooVpOrt on n vMt to her parent I Yrdnmst r and Mrs tinllnj- Vr I antI Mmt Red Morry went to PiHluciihI Friday ahopphtCtt Mr Rupert Leaper Jr and EuIoaa I tton sent lo PaBuoah FriI day I Mr oral errs Will Rlgsjii wonl t NtrttMm w W French lint returttd home fmm an extenhv Wall 1 n TtumeMoo 311y11 Jintrel attryer have getl lo Dow nII Sprtng Mre Arthur Lytton to quit UI with fever Miss Kiel Taylor returned tu her home in Padurnh after a visit io hor molher 111 Ilotrto Oitrnrrcerrs Smith and lion Oscar of Joy I 3 were in Brookport on ImMnoss PATTEN ESCAPED S1AItICH TLIs IrtUH Arriving Ironi litiropo Itonnl of Trndu lttlwrtofJ r Novr York Aug 2QJo1011 A Iuttcn ttio QhfcaKO grain n1cot ton oporntor declining to talk of nnnnylal condlllona said that ho wM phlofly Interested In university mnttgre In Chicago and that tho work was taking up most of 1 bis tfino Mr Patton was a passenger on the steamship Adriatic In from Huropo Ho conllrmed tuo wirol ties riiport that ho had sold bis seat on tho tttock ojEchango Why there Is not anything mal o a fuss about In regard to tho saleI said Mr Patton I simply gave word before leaving this coun ertry that If the bid for tho a UJ should go to = 70000 the seat should bo sold Well when the bid reached that amount 1110 seat was sold I cant do n thing without It being put in tho newspapers Kftrnptil time HhnVkn Mr Patton eta not know for u time that ho had boon marked ns n victim for card sharpen on tho trip over A gang of halt a dozen of thorn boarded the Adriatic to Mr Patton into a gamo anti piu j I blmII Patton Is a board of trado member ho was an n11 round sport and d not know that ho is a doocon in tho chorchII II Liverpool oar hungj 1Thon1 caught thoy turned their attention to other passengers but the warn ing had been sounded by the oalco s of tho ship I MlM Kilty Clientlinnt fore is a characteristic and truo story about Kitty Chcathnm- At a recent dlstlngulshod social1 assembly In tho Champs Elyscea a whltohnlrod man of the world who had just boon Introduced to hot r marked Im so glad to meet you Miss yourlIiriDt persons vo jover soon on ttio stage I usod to- go t constantly to Dalys theater Ini Ithoso days and your mother actedIt so exquisitely She was tho mostt dainty creature You resemble her very much Chohn thnm told mo and when ho lladIIl finished I sold most domurolyI You have paid mo tho greatestL compliment I havo ever had for I am my own mother and my OWIIIIi daughter It was myself whom youIi saw on Dalys stage so many yoursi ego NV wasnt 1 bravo to confessi to hffii tohw Choatbom asked InIIi con QluelanParts Special to Phila delphia Ledger mCLAKK IIN iAVOH OP 0mlN noon POLICY J 7Dn At meeting horo tho Southern AIIOIj elation of Thoatrionl Manngors do i glared In favor of tho open door policy In regard to tho alleged thoij I ntrlcnl trus It Is said that practlj I wally all of tho thcators In the south I will bo so operatedl this season I The British nag covered CS3 perl I of the total tonnage of tho 121 I 95 vessels that traversed tho Suez I canal In 1309 I u EXCURSION TO CAIRO I ==c = c == Suftday August 21 I r On the Elegant Steamer = G W ROBERTSON i I I Round Trip 50c m Hillmhn9 Bivnd Elegant Dance HalltItcfrcsliincntfc flit tho Bunt 8 oft DrlnkN Sandwiches Leave Paducah 810 a m 7t Arrho Cairo 1a0 p m Leave Cairo 436 pm Arrive Paducah ll00pm i A twolioiir excursion will bo run out of Cairo down tine rivernSunday nftrrnooii nnd tboso titrh lag tu iriiinln on tho boat may do so without extra charge 4 J E Rolling Maitfer ofthe j CADETS GUILTY OF DRINKING PDNCH nrsmliSu itnnycui TO sixMONTHS DIIItIi01111 51 General CottrVMnrtlnl tins Itecn In Secret SCVpfnr Weeks Severest Penalty on Record I lII TAIT COMMUTES SUXTUXCU J JI JI JI I I I 1 New York Aug 20Joour West Point cadets all members of ttheII I first or senior class at tho military academy who have been on trial I t fore a general courtmartial for se oral weeks poet charged with drink j ing a milk punch have been feu 1 guilty and theIr dismissal from tho academy recommended to the pr dent Tho papers wore submIttedr to tho president by AdjutantGoner- Ainsworthi i and tho president after reading tho evidence approved thoII sentence and then commuted It what Is perhaps tho severest pu Ishniont not Involving dismissal tho history of the academy It In j Iprobablo imprisonment toTno cadets who worn proven hnvo partaken of this punch and I 1 t of whom aro affected by the pros l I dents review of the case areIWilfred Mason Blunt of Mary land Chnrlefl Ixirenre Uyrne of Washington U C tarry Jaraos Keoly of Illinois and Uetuel Wood i Simpson of Michigan Blunt and t Byrne are sons of retired olllcers I while Simpsons father is Major Wendell L Simpson who lion duty at at tho army building in this city Colonel Uyrno tho father of an other of tho cadets is on exsurgeon thOl1koolltquarts of milk a pint of rye whisky dtwo grated nutmegs half a cup of sugar two lemons and the skin of ono orange Tho name of the cad who indo it was not made pub but the Impression In the Huds Highlands le that 1t tasted goodI None of the cadets drank much of tho punch for tho good reason th thoro was not a sulllclont quantl jj I on hand for moro than two drinksI eeriforJ darkened room on tho night In qu tlon Nor weeks the secret heart lasted and scores of cadets We called as witnesses On only four however could UJo court f stenIIj guilt and thoeo four were recotit Presideoat Taft when he got tho papers a few ca days ago gave them careful study nd then welded that dismissal Was little too severe and BO ho agared a less punishment which would not carry with it a dismissal from the academy Tho president accordingly remit ted tho part of tho sentence tie fixed dismissal as tbo penalty andI fixed up a now punishment This is what ho did At the pros ont tlmo the cadets are In camp a tho president ordered that Byrn Dlunt Simpson and Kceley weer I be confined In their company street until tho close of the encampmenttand utter that and up to and In ISM eluding March 31 I1011 thoy weroI to bo confined to the areas of tho ender barracks nnd the gymnasium This was not all by any means The president ordered that each XI of tho cadets beginning tomorrow and up to and Including March 3 1911 must walk armed and equlp pod as a soldier In the area of the barracks every Wednesday from 4 p m until parade U1I0 p m and every Saturday from 2 p m tin illcarted tho parade oallIICAs n result nono of tho cadetsI affected by the sentence will see 1nr football game tho coming scasoicy neither will they bo allowed to p calls tho girls nor w Inlthoyg oninKvory football game scheduled toIlrj bo player on the Saturdays when Byrne Blunt leelOy and Simpson tiramI oftour of extra dulytheF freurAsthma and eummor bronchitis gine take Foleys Honey of Tar It quid g ly relieves the dlwomfort nnd sulfal thl- ling and tho annoying symptoms d tit appear It soothes and heals tho Jin Jolt of tho head cotIula and pla snap drug Refuse substitutes Drug StoroaUnslhnll uhnll The Indians returned homo thte IllorningWmnlllc this affNnoon at iLonwiet Pllte park Khrbe Floyd will probnhh the twirling aIM Ov4ffqn to Mel p tho curve Cox the flrat 1 woman am injured hit hand yes4rda antt may not be able to work today The la duns oxpect to take the three games from Hoptown here and will work hard to keep from eNding in tho raft Irtlf Treasurer 11Lam B C6mran l the Kitty 1let expected Ihomo tomor ow from point in MtehTgRn whoro it he has been rermtitnjr ail IWeh nrd Clements provident of tho Icifcal Ihiln club Is now vVtiiR In Los Angeles Cat with hs ffiv How wo d It JI man who as qtiosto us mgr f l the sake of got air ting a chance to n wr them of TO KIDNAP BABY JUSH ACID IN KYIiS OF TIm JIOTHKIU She Clings to Child nnd WonldBc- Aliducfon JIako liscnim in Automobile Stnnfort JKjv Aug OA bold attempt was made to kidnap the one pear Okl eon of Jlr and dire Thomas Bade a promluont young Lincoln county coupleb3 a well dressed man and woman ot unknown Mont ity who suddenly appeared at the Kads homo live mites In the coun try at noon yo8terda i In a big yet low automobile ascertainedawoman rolJgh Plo hospitality of the dodelded to rest while nor husband at furIthel1Ioompicked the child up and as sho did b3goTheinthesbaby and taught Its dreas atoarailchildloflhowas tovore and Mrs Eads could hardly see but fn a frenzy she pulled the bah away from the strange tnand in agony tan through tho Wtchen out of a rear door to the cabin ot a negro couple some dlstanco away The negro woman woe homo and oaring for her swath pickaninny playing on tho floor bolted tho door and not until her husband returned homo on holl- Ollalor was the alarm given and lIS for the Injured woman sum FAds came quickly but no trtco of tho x uldbe kidnapers could bo seen Tho Woman had hur rlod away when She saw her planet had fattedfl A phjslcslah who ox toominetl lIra lade Injuries soon hadonare received most of the contents of the bottle oftqleave blinded Mrs Kades temper ly until her babji could be spirited g fretesmanually impair her sight j roThey Have n Definite Purpose Foley Kidney Pills glue quick ro- j lot in cases of kidney anti bladder allraonta Mrs Rote Glascr Tort lIaulo Ind tolls the result in hose r Attar suffering for many years from a serious case of kidney trouble and spending much money for socalled euros I found Foley Kidney PHI the cnly medicine thatt gave mo a permanent cure I amI again able to bo up and attend toc my work I shall never hesitate to DrugII 1 SWIPEto Ism TWO hin IL- CHXTItAL S KXG1XKS s 817 and Ala Como ToRother and Cost 1000 In Hrllalrs 1NoOne Hurt As a result of a ildeewJpe that oc in the south yards of the 1111 Central railroad Thursday after noon two of the largest claw enginess out of commission and are under going repairs In Uio riiops cylIll on engine No 873 and throw gino No 847 out of line will1 expensive for the railroad aa there will be an expenditure of about MOXH In repairing tho two locomo es Engine No S73 was in charge JKnglneer Tlnstey and was entering south yards and pulling manifest t ight to the limit In tonnage En IS7 In charge of Engineer Stevenson attempted to switch tto main Uno and they swiped each other No ono was injured In the Thte afternoon tho bollormakers machinists baseball teams ore ying a championship game on the diamond tidlh are strong and feet game Is anticipated Prom Sllftle s to textclient Health So says Mrs Chats Lyon Peoria I found In your Foley Kidney a prompt and speedy euro for backache and kidney trouble which bothered mo for many months I now enjoying oxfioMont toealUh which I Owe to Foley Kidney Pills I Gilberts Drug Store t5 Llmpy nUI1 had to split up twice as much wood as mual nforoII baudloutnilnky lion= 1iats th cause 0 Jlnrp1LfmIJTh increaser cost of I oseClovoland Plain Dealer patentsknd convey cO te through pipes b prtssiite from a tank to Its plow I useJI 0 HEAT DANGERS FOR OHILOREN The little folks do not stand the heat as well as their eldI reshouldOne of the things tohe especially watchful of is the ii t manyLJE I WhenDRf I SYRUP 2 ih it loses appetite complains of headiches itch PEPSINor fails to sleep well and awake refreshed themother may be certain that the chIld needs a toniclaxative with ingredients suchas arc contained in Dr Caldwells Synip Pepsin of which most mothers have I heard and which thousands of mothers are using for themselves and theirdren Indigestion is one of the wOrst troubles of childlife in the summer chitii and It manifests itself in andwtJatevermay e suie of removing tic rouble with afew doses of Dr Caldwells SyruP Pepsin which should always be kcptin the beobtainedhOuse for emergency It is sold in I never used it anwbh to makestest of it before lntytng can obtain u FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE by addressingDR W B CALDWELL 400 Cardell Bldg Monticello III h lIeSo you are not working for tho street railway company any more Giraffe No I knocked down one tare Weekly and they spotted me Harpers Acute or Chronic Which Xo matter It your kidney trouble s acute or chronic Foleya Kidney Remedy will reach your case Mr Claude Brown Reynoldsvllle Ill writes us that ho suffered many months with kidney complaint which baffled all treatment At last he Tied Foleys Kidney Remedy and a few large bottles effected a complete cure He rays It has been of Ines timable value to mo Gilberts Drug Store I suppose you regard the enpr mouso price you Told for that pic nppreaailon Not exactly replied Mrs Cum rox but Itt does show folks that wo too reflaed t pre for money Washington Star Lasting fame means doing things- so often that tho world doesnt get a cheats to forget you I POSTEDTo lead n metropolitan newspaper Wo de liver the following at regular subscription price Louisville Courier atLonlsnepubUcOJobeDemocraflOIItDlspatch Herald Tribune Examiner Dally News Memphis Commercial Ap gal JfewsScimltor Nashville American hairier Cfticlimntl En copiesIfrequestedJOHN WILTIELM Agent 118 S Bth St Kew phone 1848 i A Surprfalng Notice putplstooungmJnLtersays Macks Monthly The organist I at tho elderly jnlnlsters church was i an ambitious young lady who w1shditt theyoung tIsbw the organ 1 ughtthOI T6 avoid such ah a kwnrd endingion IIIlttlothis occasIon i hfmSupposing forheyoung ladys frantic gestures hand I ed pastorThte roekindlymorning until I give you tho signal to quit To keep your health sound to avoid tho ills of advancing years to conserve your physical forces for is ripe and healthful old Age guard your kdneys by taking Foleys Kid ney Remedy Gilbert Drug Store j ILot of people who want to 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UTTERBACK DR J G BROOKS BRACK OWENq 1 in r 3AGE roulT TOE PADUCAH EVENING SUNsArcRDAY AUGUST 20 J THE PADUCAH EVENING SUN AFTERNOON AND WEKKIV BUN runiisiiiNa COMPANY Incorporated FM PresidentE J PAXTON General Manager Entered at the poftomca at Paducah Ky as second class matter sunscmrrioN RATES TUB DAILY SUN By Carrier per week 10a By Mall per month In advance 15- By Mall per year In advancei100fi TUB WBEKIV SUNaL jForfyeir by mall poitaso paldt100ti Address TUB SUN Paducah Ky IIji Once 115 South Third Phone 3GStl Editorial Itoomil Old Phone 837 New Phone SB8 Payne k Young Chicago and New Tork representatlvea vpclilwr N LABIs SATURDAY AUGUST 0eCIRCULATION STATEMENT I IIJuly 1910 16682 186681 36101 196692D 56710 2066196 6702 21 6686 76101 226699d86109 2361161 + 6721 256702lyI 11 6693 26 6692 to X2 6693 27677112- J1 of + f6Gg3a1381f te6770- w14 6693 29 6713 16669 106116 166712Average 6705 tot Average July 1909 GS18 Personally appeared before me Inthel MacMlllen Business Manager of The Sun who affirms that the foregoing or is a true and correst statement of JUU circulation for the month of July 1910 to the best of his knowledge or and belief PETER PURYEARcj Notary Publicn My commlsdott expires January 10 1912 t Dally Thought Chance generally favors the pru dentJoubert The Man In Lower 13 IB POPUII tar In Tennessee I 0 We are going right on predict Ing rain We mustered several likely looking clouds yesterday departImenting a Increaseo The nation Is aghast at the fact that Theodore Roosevelt Wont telli what he Intends to do In 1912 Dl any of his Inquisitors pause to as themselves what they Intend to d- In 19127 o 10IterjSngDr Robertson and his son will return to their home in London It is understood the doctors son lIs en tirely cured of the trouble which made the Canadian trip Imperative u A Louisville paper contained an amusing editorial on the deception practiced on Lexington society peo pie by a youth representing himself to be the son of Jacob Schlff and also an interview with a traveling man at the Seelbach who made a reporter believe ho was Walter Wellman THETIME BAR TO ACT Whllo the effort to Influence venire men In the Browno bribery case In Chicago is interesting i itself we are frankly more Interest ed In knowing what the Chicago ba Intends doing with regard to tho lawyers who are necescarllyiat tho bottom of all Jury tampering If the lawyers are seriously desirou- of I relieving their profession of theI stigma placed upon it by rascally practitioners they have it wlthl their power to cleanse their own linen byi proceedings in disbarment If they do not care to go this far the public will take little more stock in high sounding resolutions adopted at bar association meetings tha they do In flamboyant oratory Indulged in before a jury- ROOSEVELTITES o If some of our misguided contem poraries would review their rolemn assertions of the last twelve months they would assume a more modest air In their political prognostications Tho fact that Plnchot and Garfield rushed to Europe to meet Roosevelt was evidence of a break with the ad ministration and Roosevelt was to make a statement tq this effect o dlanding the visit of Murdock an l Cummins to Oyster Bay was conclusive proof of a break with the administration and a visitor was quoted as repeating Roosevelts words which brought a denial from Rooeo velt the choice of Vice Preeiden Sherman for temporary chairman of the New York convention was a declaration of war on the part of the national administration and Rooso velt was to get Into the fight against Taft In New York but the next day the ramp papers quoted Roosevelt assaying be bad no intention of enter lag the New York fight Taft was allied they said with Cannon and Aldrich although they published d Aldrlchs statement that he would ro tfre from politicssr and Longworths IIJ xr r PURE BRED POULTRY J Tho farmers are as a general rule paying more attention to purebred poultry A taw days ago the writer had occasion to visit at a farm where two years ago tho poultry depart contained a mixture of nit breeds TIlls year tho farm has n ne largo flock of purebred fowls nd the poultry ig a paying proposi on whereas two years ago it hard paid for Itself This goes to show there is money In purebred desertion of Cannon after a visit to Beverly and now they predict that Roosevelt on the stump In tho west I will denounce the Taft administra tion However they sago themselves by saying Roosevelt will ppeak for the Insurgents and they will Interpret that to mean an Indirect denun of the Taft administration i We fear that some fool newspaper 1 adlngJItooI of late when they might have n I Improving their minds and their style by reading the classicsI0ETHICS AND POLITICS Do not tho Illinois Central graft exposures and kindred incidents In icate that political rottenness on which wo sometimes rather gloating dilate instead of being peculiar public office Is really a reflection business forehandedness la the man In public office hoII ill favor his friends with contracts pilfer from the publlc treasury ne glect to enforce the law on his as Jalos disregard his plain obliga Uon to prevent others plundering the public and conspire with business terests to gain promotion or wealth a unique product of our age a representative specimen Is heny worse than tho business Interest conspires for his elevation in order to secure protection or profits that puts money Into politics to control legislatures and city counIl that makes gentlemens agree for tho undoing of Ira cus tomers that sands the eugar givesI short weights In lee colors flour re duces the size of a bushel of 0031II that puts the rotten tomatoes In thoI bottom of the box or conceals latentl defects In a horse It we wlrh to improve the moral tone of the men wo elect to public office we will have to mend our own Business ways The man who will permit another In a trade to buy that which be knows the other would not buy If be understood n concealed defectt which exists and pay for it more than It really lIs worth is a liar and a thief toy every right standard of ethics He Is a liar bemuse ho deliberately conceals a fact essential to a fair bargain his a thief because ho detiberatol p takes from another that for hie ho docs not give an equivalent IIn valued standardka condoned and encouraged by statu tory law Is responsible for the mis arable failure wo have made In goCmjmentI n spite of our practices A species Ifa low cunning has been substituted IIn time popular estimation for IntelliI genre Men of the highest Intel genes and best standards do no cheat In trades In a good bargain one side does not profit at the ex penso of the other Both parties profit because oath exchanges some thing that will benefit the other for something that will benefit him At a leading thinker recently ex pressed dt Bejamln Franklins axiom that Honesty is tho best policy Is a poor substitute for the commandment Thou malt not steal Vii tuea estimated alone as personal as sets to be exercised only to the ex ultimatenB profitable or that the converse ha thrmass of mankind to higher ethicalj levels Only tho intelligent and far sighted will appreciate their value wrongsnut that austerely virtuous char acter which demands of Itself con Inloss of selfrespect more than It fears material loss or the mirapprc hensloa of others lis one that needs cultivation In this tea country ours A man who respects hlms0 nn bond or oath and lives by the golden rule oar s Heard in the Lobby PALMER J O Dean MaYfield I H M Harris Morganfleld G Ma zur St Louts C H Wilson Smith land W A Willis Louisville A Mason Mayfield J C Sutton Mar ganfleld Thomas Robertson Nash vllleBELVEREREQeorge r GougedJ C Noe Lexington H C Burton Mayfleld Frank ftcrrls Fulton M M Bachus Louisville F L Cole man Louisville Walter Elrod Mt Vernon James Johnson Mt Ver nonNEW RICHMONR W W Wil fson Jackson Tcnn Charles Scott Grand Rivers George B Clark Mayfield fobs Hobson Columbia A A Wynck Calvert City S 111 Runyan Bloomsburg Sam Solomon Evansville Ray Butler Ora Rivers 1101l00h If the Lord had on made me a maul NelleParbavs Ho has door but you havent found him yet Cloyo land Loader M poultry and further moro ItlIs a loss of time and money to raise common mongrels We Lope to sco tho day when every farmer In Kentucky ran boast of his thoroughbred poultry When that time comes tho poultry business of Kentucky will amount to many more millions of dollars an- nuallY Every farmer possible should dttent the poultry show at the Paducah Fair this fall as It will bo an Inspiration to him to improve his fowls STATE PRESS AVould Be Something Doing It edema the gubernatorial race 4n Kentucky to going to be a warm one Them prominent men are already announced or are willing and prospects for one or two more The latsstfeibo Hon John K Hendrick whoso friends are urging him to thy his castor In the ring and should he decide to do eo there will bo something doing in Kentucky politics La Center Advance As to Mr Contrib Then as we thought of the probable revolt of the people pf New York against the selection of Mr Sherman It was borne in upon us with oppressive weight that In this district fully the equal of any district in America In the Intelligence honesty and character of its citizens the Democratic party had selected as Its standard bearer In the congressional race a man who was for years the confessed rand open lobbyist of the liquor inter st a man who has stood charged with having favored tho election of Governor Bradfey to the senate n man who by public opinion la credited with Inciting disorder and encourag- Ing lawlessness a man who was charged In affidavits filed and pub shed with having had his vote as a public servant controlled by the pay ment of money Yet with such a man nominated there 1nl nevertheless I but scant Indication of such a revolt among the members of the Demo craUc party and of such unanimity In the Republican party as to fore shadow his defeat And If In this district the most notablo In Kentucky and ono of the most famous In America a majority of the voters are willing to hero him represent them In congress what right have we to expect anything better from New York Lexington Leader Thinksemakingpguilty of the murder of Alma Koll ner Theres JO 000 reward hanging over him and what John Whallens gang of Louisville bluecoats wont do for sixty cents hasnt yet been re corded Tie whole Loulsvlllo layout la after the corn and no matter how heinous a crime Is committed there the bunch Is just about as active as graveyard until a reward la offered 1VendUngI adjItl Times Kentucky Kernels Eddyvllle visited by burglars Grayson county fighting bootleg gers Owen county wool pool sold from 17 to 27 cents namedBWoody McMahon Henderson jail breaker caught Henderson street railway company to buy now cars Alva Word and Pool Merrick mar rled at Princeton State postmasters meet at Louts Ille September 1t Mrs F H Thurman formerly of Wickliffe dies at Cairo L N earnings lIncrease E164 AugustIt82 professor of math ematlcs at Georgetown dying Kentucky gets 80000 military appropriation from government Murray business men raising mon ey to survey traction route to Ten nessee river G M Dado Henderson widower said down three rules for second wife She wantu alimony fitLBddyvlllo resigns because more do not attend prayer meeting Joys of Being Rich nilOh mammal Dont you wish you was rich an could afford to him a I servant to break your dishes IyWhen ono woman tells another what her husband said when ho proposed to her Its a sign that never said it heJJ f to j r Giggle Starters By Schwartz and Woston I I WHERE THEY QUIT I sol Fuzzy ills floater aint got notlilnk In his pocket but a Bible and a dollar Put back do book Pete We kin keep do dollar but we alnt sunk so low dat well tech anytblnk sakcrd ONE BY THE AUCTIONEER 1 How are things comlngf Theyre not Everythings going 11 BRYAN WILL TRY TO FORGIVE Tell Wnttcrwon lliintMpr Thnt Loyal Cnmllilntc Would Ito Hotter Lincoln Nob Aug OW J Bryan Is not sure ho carr follow the suggestion of Henry AVntterson toot DemobratsIb I Riys ho Is willing to try Mr Bryan will say In the Commoner to morrowMr Wattorson assures MfI Bryan that ho would win great applause if ho would bury the past and join UhI eastern Democrats in winning a vic tory for tho party under the loader ship of soave ono who opposed the party In 1896 It Is not necessary to discuss tho subject at this time In the meantime Mr Watternon might use tome of his energy in trying to porjniade those who have do tooted the party to consider the wis dom of supporting a candidate against whom tiro charge of disloyalty cannot be made It ought to be pcralblo to timid on nvllablo man among the pix rind a half millions I who supported the ticket In 1S9C 1900 1904 and 1908 I iROposin law is IiX1111N11- irniloycrs Liability Art In Illinois i nlsrtisMil nt 1corln j PeorIa Ill Aug OJoor Ute purpose of ascertaining the views of Peoria manufacturers and laboringt men on tho subject of a general new law providing compensation for per Injured while at work tile em Irons rs liability commission of Jill held two meetings In Pcorta todayThe commission consists of men distinguished both In tho ranks o- em plovers and labor unions and we I named by tho governor let relieve a condition of affairs In Illinois that seemed to demand adjustment It Is In order to got the Ideas of both om players and employe that the pros ent eorles of meetings throughout tho stato are bolng hold It was shown that tho law Is corn pulsory In form but elective In fact It does not take away from the manufacturer the common law Ittense In court but blinds him to ny costs of such action if he refuses to pay the schedule of compensation I provided by the proposed law TOO netsfiver dose makes you fed better LaFos keep your whole Inside flitsSold on the MoneyBack plan everywhere Pile 10 PANIC WIIKY AERONAUT 1ALUS Indiana Balloonist Seriously Hurt tIer GUI Hue IliinitK Mount Vernon Ind Aug 20 Capt Jack Cassoll an aeronaut ofr Louisville Ky was probably fatally Injured while making an ascension I at tho fair grounds Into Thursday I evening The balloon bursted whllo It was about 200 feet In the air and Cassel shot to the ground Both legs wore broken slid ho sus tained Internal Injuries Tho accident occurred within a short distance of the amphitheater and caused a panic among the big crowd attending the fair CasedI has made over 1000 ascensions nail aero1nautsWhy Cotnellson neaaaeti Guarantee I will cure that 10 sent by aU eruaateta HohlH Ilnln In KaniuiV Union Montgomery Ala Aug 20 Romlved That the State Farmers legislature to PUBI i Unlon urges our no law that will bring back Into our state the licensed saloon or dl pen sarles I This resolution introduced at the l tall end of the mooting of limo state I union which adjourned at 1 oclock Friday was unanimous GteII 1The Evening un100 s Week ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO Twins for Uncle Samuctll- Stiters each a state Arent they a pair to draw toT Taft declares theyre treat ET HIM STICK TO THE LAST What do you think of this proposl Ion to have 1000000 people give alker Weston 1 upleccr Im fcr it It hell only quit Jes adln bout him makes mo feet ache t 1KSTIMATK TliVAS COTTOY a llnltroiul OITlrlnl PnillrU l0HH 0 haler or MotvI Sin Antonio Tex AC g 24lA cotton ctop of betweos XOOflfiOO and J 800000 44105 fat Uw eHtoMte i made by N MI Latch of Pall Un I lien tra I fright wont of the Inter I netionalI npd Great Northern rallII ways who tyf In Sun Antonio from Ms figure on reports made to Mm by agents all over TonIIAMbMK tile situation Mr Ixwth raid Time Mtton Drop over tho entire state despito the retool ahaIers la badly in nted of tale Aleng tho International and Great North urn railway In Southwest Texas the yed will pnJbably not exceed that of last year te Bast Texas on tho Fort Worth and Dflnv r railway the yioM will probhbll be greeter than last year On the Texas and Pacific i railroad welt of Ctwo tho crop IIs very good Mil will be In extras ofr last reason Wm cff CJeco the rop Is virtually bornod irp Tho Okla homa sop wlH 1to larger than taut year 11i SHOT ATIIIUST SIGHT Iciiil CiiuitrM One ihiilliand Anotlicr Is Itniiilnpnt t t Chattanooga Tcnn AUR 2GAu the outcome of a fkmllyifeud between the Drockmnn and Patterson faml MM of Woods station four miles foutliwest of RJngRold Ga one of tho Pattorions IK dead having been sisotlhrou8h the head by Jahn Brock man this mornfng and a bjrtander named Teems Is dangerously wound ed find blood has existed betwee- the families for tome time IIn regard tsdye tragedy bad an alercaUoh I rome Itlmo BRO In which It Is alleged th Oy IsRrrrM to shoot at fist right niolr Ural meeting occurred thl morning and Ilrorkman shot Paltenon The older Iatlonnn father of tho dradr man fired at Brockman but tho bullet wont wide of Its mark and arras k Teems iav1 RIME TO itiaoK IIAXD lltilfnnl lad Morrliiuil Shut FromI Ainbuslt glen of VoitnilK Bedford Ind Aug 20ihllliI Hock the merchant and banker who was shot from ambush Monday noonI wbllt driving to hie home at Oolitic the quarry district by an unknownI lawastfln died at the city hospitalI from his wounds No attempt to rob Mm was made by his assailant although Rock had J2WO with him Revenge la beKoved to have prompt considerlabieo land three years ago shot and killed lone of them Since than ho has r- ollhed several Black Hand notices Tu Srnpeds Arreslril Bay Mlnotlo Ala Aug 20Sher iff Booth of Baldwin manly Ala has gone to Drat Ala whore Jt IH re ported two negroes answering tho description of the murderers of Mar 1IIhal Jowph1 Smith of flay Minolta W alsItrll rgro blacks were reported tto be on a train and heavily armed Kf torte to arrest them rcsutcd In the rapture of one and oncapo of the other The latter ttook to the swamp pimun by a number of mono Tho Beaumont nngrocs are believed to have cnniHtfsi same crime and possi bly may fin the onus who killed Mar shal Smith I1Irs A R Hampton will leas oI tonight for her homo In Oblon herIslsterI Maytield road NKW LIIIIUKV MOORS e nnrclan Tho Rorory Barker BrIU of Headquarters Burnhnm Clover Betsy Cooke Tho Power tind tho Glory Day The Rnmrodd rp Ellis The Girl Who Won Lyle Blaze Derringer I4ndel Taming of Red Butto Western Lane Aocorl Ing to Maria Locke Simon the Jester Miller 1 IIU Man higher I P- Rlnehnrt Window nt the 1ilto Oil Rostand ChoJiteVler Watts Nathan Burke Mcdmtli Splendid Hazard aw111YWIDOWS 8TAUT- KvMonra llonrtl Against llnunge itirtit of llIo4iultiKt ii Instlliitldii I ijllloomliiKtqn III AIIg20lrlmentation dr now evidence In rein tlon of nrr evidence In relation to tho chnrgtssof mismanagement of the Soldiers and Sailors Widows Homo nt Wilmington was Iwgun thin morning Mrs Flo Miller the head of tho Institution was accused by several of the Inmates Mix Jcanetto Karl of Chicago testified to a number of petty annoyances she had boon subjected to- Il does not seen like a homo she mid as wo are always treated like outalders Flio was greatly dlsturt Kd oY rtho fact thnt two boo might be put In ono room and tho Inmates made to double up The second witness Mrs MI I Coupon of Quincy had been toM bJ Mrs Miller that the could not ro colve reg4etarot letters Sho afro sail that mall had been hold bock The testimony of Mrs Henderson the housekeeper ttta more or less corroborative SKIDHII AXII llXIHItfr DISAdUKK Mlltvnukrr Mayor Objects to SMrlnl PnvltiK Ilitncfit Car Truck Milwaukee AUK OThe dtye 11000 street paving export bUN Mullen of New York has expressed kiss views oa matortal raltntilo tar flying between street rer reek and tko do not agree w4Wi done- held by Mayor SoMol- Ye I undnntond Mr Mellen tavern granite blocks between the tracks said tho mayor I shall con for with him and Mr Brles I favor a uniform street pnvomdnl on one street Whore there are two mrfaoon the soft will vrmr emote quickly tban the hard resulting Iwo llb In nn un even roadway If th street rnllwajr company IIs allowed to lap granite block between Its tracks the asphalt or macadam bat may be laid on the other unction of tho road will amt out much faster and tho city will to obliged to make repairs wfiIe the company will esespo Mablllty ItlMCV IllICK TO PMLI CilMITV Confr o l Slayer of Alma Wlllmorn to He Trial In SciitcmlKr Benton III Aug 0JUle11rito who was released this week from tho penitentiary at Columbus 0 was brought here charged with the murder of Alma Wlllmoro at West Frankfort HI 12 years ago MlM Wlllmoros body was found In a well and It was tho general opinion at that time that ego com milted suicide otter developments tended to strengthen the murder theory Price was finally located crimenHo returned to Illinois without a requisition and ayn he will plead guilty when arraigned for trial In September iissix MASS PLAYS Whiter Omii 11Irs Sew IIootj e twill HiiUt- i Now 1 Invim Conn Aug 20nl1- 6r Camp head advisory coach of Yale Football assoololton anti a member of tho Intercollegiate rule committee says the now rules look somewhat complicated The rent toftjiwlll come In the relying of tho rules by tho players and the official1 In hn opinion Ho believes the rules will work toward a lessoning of cor tats Injuries produced by time heavy mass plays of former year r IHili DniiKlitcrM Klunrc- Houstbn Tex Aug 20Jatnos Fishier a private detective and former mbuntcd polccmnn was shot and Insfnntly killed In tho dooryard of B LJtoovea seven miles from Houston The latter gave himself up to Sheriff Anderson two hours after time killing and admitted having killed Fisher Fisher although previously mar sled recently took out a marriage license to marry Mary ono of Reeves slaughters soil Reeves un derstood thuttlioy were to have been married at once lit feeling between tho two moon arose when Fisher did not marry avwarrant for his arrest Ho was ro fused a warrant SUlllmnryI20TelCrallhlcIadvices to us thlijt evening from the South Indlcato that tin the whole the weather line been favorabl during tho week HialnfaH has been light us a rule yet beneficial In tho main but moisture Is claimed to bo need ed ospoclall in portion l of Texas Further improvements In tho crop are referred to In some qf i our dis patches and In Alabama the crops are stated tq be opening freely Re ceipts of nerw cotton are heavy at Houston I hfTeWeathe1rI I 1 TCcnmtlly fair loiilnlil mill Sundays winner onljlil TeiiijHnidiro tmlny- HlKllYt 1111l lOtttM Tit I Choice Entire stock Suits that sold up to 2250tFINAL CUT 1185iAnd theyre great CULLEYS y t CMtMS rilKATKII SAVS HUAXT Inlvrmlly I Iran llrrlitn lIA iinrr Do Wrung In Movlnj In Illy Champaign HI Auo Tri plo choenl tko farm of the money it has earned when they take It to the oil yto live and they rob their chil dren of the homo they nhntiM hate aid Dean Bugonfl Davenport of time eoIIORO of agriculture of the Inivenrtur of Illinois at the finall Hirel ing of tho state farmers Institute hero Tho children of retired farmers 1 In eltto txxnma III ho said There hover was n time when people were spending monoy no rvakloMly Mort upI 1 upon the state to provide plans amr 1 equipment necessary far tho college It was akin decided that the mid uimmur Institute should become an nnhunl attalrI- NBUIIGItNNUY VItIIO1IVI Willie Olilml Over OillfTiiU Inlllliw Ovrr- WlHlllllllZ ten Pranttoesj Cl AultA lt6 8avo that let relents rein rrnmirr prleotnete ImiterlW UM wruer laJ of rere rni inwinioiK MndMitr for minor fnwItloM oa Ik ltetwbeae- tale ticket todays pest palrsary re velepasitaf 414eeope to iM virtory conedl on Tuesday bf toe IJncoln Itolleevk IMGtfl r It was churnedI At league kvsdqmr f lere today that Mt only would IUN j lMMirf nle have sloe renths of the telfTptes to the stale ronventlon whtnk will adept the parry Ulform but that l mr w4U controlI both brfcrteht of w teiriaJiitHr which wIN duel ti successor to UN4t +d- fluter Bonntor Frank IP Flint 1 I IIAVKI Ilticsiuisvr Olflii io nvH J SI foul orrlrlnli Sciirncil tn Nark hn- rf far lIII IIlt1fi ufultIfc Waterman prmktent of time HtnM y Coiintv tatt flank wa giver I CI j tones of Aft rays In time wurUintiM without the option of a line h Judge Klnchout In tlio polka court today for speeding iris ndnnV V lt4 In the rlty llnUte alwvo limo Jfinlt 5Ilowd r Ir taw Mr V1Ittorntan cadl A cm imnlon who returning from Mnne apolto lastl night ten Into a JMIKCV uonttUnlrn two men who w r slightly Injured Mr Wnterman at tempted to get nwnH but mauntel1 e police Intercepted him llnnil Conrcrl nt Inrk 7 Thuro will bo n hand conrert at Wallace park tomorrow at which time following program will bo rendered to Part I March Bol fords Carnivalii Alexander Ovortire Tnncrod Hniwliil Waltz ClrconLambcrt Two HxcorpU from CavnlleriarIlustlrnna MascaKiil a Intermezzo bltliilfnon Medley of song by IlorborL Wftl v lorsCoirf Request rMarch The Maiden and time MouseliollingorInrl H March Wulcotno to time 1 Hlk Allx Soltctrons truism Clilmt4 of No- rmmnniyIlainquottdl Two new chnrncterifitlo intermezzos a Silver lloll Indian Tho Terrible AibTurkAlstyneA dome Aint You Coming Out Tonight Selections Irons The Umpire request Howard Finnic march Molllo Lee i BATUltDAV AUGUST 20 THE PADUOAH EVENING SUN PAGE FIVE I llgll8t Clearance Jale face Curtains JLnco Gurtnins in white and drab which sell 00t1 White 01 gr Curtains which sell regulurly I 1for 200 tOffUrod ul f nowS1 50 Curtains in While Arab Cream and twotono fcjjjjjifyell at 250 offered 1I1 75nowI HI ty t I l i PO flfl 300ulfci OiUU 50mId0 flflHH51700i rf 9udqt8 THiiaALiiI j GET IT AT GILBERTS tt 7rGllbort Osteopath 142 Broadway Phones 196 Rubber stamps seals brassI stencils etc at Tho Sun office rrKrco city and farm real estate FrtfrnIt1biiLSlgn w rrttBKfG R Sexton Phones f401 Tho greatest variety of type writer papers from onion skin ttoI henry ledgers and In sizes from hallr letter to legal at Tho Sun office Telephone The Sun office for Mtuplcs and prices of all kinds of typewriter papers Dalton Dye Work have moved to 114 South Fifth Evergreen ItreetII cures sick plants makes all plants grow Brunsoni 629 Broadway MlBS COX luccruor to Mrs Gtrarder Millinery Second floor 3t Rudy SonlII J I Nino years without sleeping Kon1tuckIj i serviceDalton 10urII 1to1I a suit for you at 15 and up Fit acdlj rOld11Iaj2 J btltlnUlidj liver Yopp Seed company Moth RTryI r i j healer for carbuncle bolls outs and I old sores Instant relief for burns Sold by all druggists- MANCIIFSTEIt GROVE No 29 W C will glee an ice crcnm nupper Monday night August 32 at Tenth find Ohio rtreot rOCOIYlt11byij otlworkI being poisoned nnd the police will attempt to stop It Mr Lee Rothrook Is quite III wth typhoid fever at hte homo 132B Jefferson street On a specialI WIr tho Union do preo I on inn of the Mongiim end In tfortde lodges of the Odd Follows will leave nt R oclock thte evening over tho N C k St IL rnlkoal for Ilontoif whore they will Initiate a darts of about I12 candidate Into tho llrnlon John Between 75 nnd 100 will so from IViduonh and return nt 1 nVIoek 8undy morning In tho PlIO Mal spar Thft Social Club of 4ho Luthorn TAN FRECKLESSUNBURN They all disappear with magic lIke Bwlftncsa when ROYAL PEROXIDE GRIMM Is used It soothes heals and beauti flea the rough disfigured com plexion nnd restores Its original beauty ROYAL PEROXIDE CRKAM GUARANTEEDI HTIH- 1UfnHY 25c I Buys a Large Jar Money back If youro not sat Isfledp rJ4 GILBERTSDrug i Fourth and Ilromhvny llotli Phones 77 OUT IT AT GILBERTS i Church wW give n moonlight excur sloe on tho steamer Gee Robert J son Monday night August Ilid rare 25c Jcorgo Brown formerly deputy city Jailer will bo In charge of iljo patrol wagon during tho day next week In tho absence of nPtrol Driver Henry Scallion who goes to St Lou le tomorrow Sargoant Kresky who for the past 19 months has been connected with the local United States recruitt ing station will bo transferred Mon day to Cairo whore ho will open a flinllnr station MO TS Jim Harris Carl HarrifI Henry Houecr Hack Leigh and LloydI Housor discovered the garden tpot for squirrels yesterday around Tu nors lake In lIallard county killingI 85 squirrels I Charts the 8yearold son o Mr and Mrs Henry Metzlcr roitdlngl on rural routo No 3 stopped on a1 broken fruit Jar with his baro foot yesterday afternoon and it required I I three stitches to dote tho cut AUTHORIKH lOOOOI NOTARIES ICnlnrgON IHnvotn of huntI IPtnlonicc Mull Cnrrlem Washington Aug OTbo creo non of an army of IQoOO notaries pOIlIomcot e with loglilatlon enacted during tbo caIrlonlieu nrp now require by tho depart meat to execute vouchers for d theirIral free doHvqry service reunited in tho dlrconllnuanco of 23550 fourth cine potomoos the poitmastors of which had boon authorized to execute pension vouchers PIlJl1 FATAIj Coal Miner Siicciiinlm to hurls JIo reived In Tliomn1 Mute Morganfield IKy Aug WTom Wolverton who was Injured In the Thomas coal mine died from the effects In the hospital at Evansvlllc Ind Fred Davenport who was hurt at tho same time Is now out otr danger nnd will get well It Is sup- Posed that tho accident occurred on account of n prodI attire shot of pow der while It was being tamped Wolovrton camp hero from Carters villa III and ho Intended to nuke the charge that caused lids death Ills last In the mine hero nnd expectedt to return to his homo tho following day 1 RETAIL DIAIIRS tmltillleI TIN CENTS CIII1PIa I As tho result of a contract mrt le by ho RoberUoa company tohanifle the surplus output of the Paduca h Browing comixinys fro plant lh price or ice went to 30 evntbJu Pa hi cuh yesterday to thoio alnlbuy tickets last year tho price imiw 2 cents but it wns raised to Q con by the doalora this ycnrvntll the brewery product entered thy Aeld nt 30 cants Say Gir1s HI Wo are solo freciyta for Queen Bess Face l wdor tho latest nnd best rC11i powder made Try It betiusos thg0eoniploxlonboycnd will not Btnartottlto skin IIt Is daintily porfu mod 10It tinted 3 colorsIt ronlaillli 110 harmful Ingredients I Lot tho 01 women use chalk and lenlll fti Just telephone us for QuelpRea- sBACON 0DBNBAR- Diaggists Thones 237 4- r n I J1 j f IN SOCIAL CIRCLES On tho itolertson The young society ladle gave a doIi Hghtful card party yesterday after noon on the O W hobertfon In honor I of visiting young ladles Mrs W A henry won tho married lady D prize a pair of silk hose tho young UdHos prize a pair of silk hoao was captured by Mj s Elizabeth Sebreo and Mrtt Gardner Gilbert tho lono hand prize n little clock The part Y included Mesdames W A Berry Charles Curtis Will lUnklllt Wil liam Kldd Gardner Gilbert Charles Rafter Moses Schwab Oscar Kahn IKatie Craig 8 Hodge Harry Singleton Misses May V Patterson Aimee Drcyfuss Lucille Well Rctta Cohn of Cairo May Fredcrlch Noll Shaw Wllllo Mao Racoo of Uoarlng Spring Henrietta Kahn Willie Wit Ihi Mario Hodges and Marguerite Bond of Paragould Ark Gcraldlno Apperwn Memplila Cella Jones of Bartowi Flu Bcrnlco Miller Helen VanMetor Frances Campbell orlhe kin vlllo Lucy Slaughter Mary Cno fhpw of Hopklnnvllle Elizabeth WcJmcr Nell Holmes of Walnut1 Hill Ark Saldco Smith and Eliza belh Sebree Lawn Party Mrs Joe Skinner entertained with a lawn party yesterday afternoon from 4 until 6 oclock In honor of her little niece MUS Marguerite Fowler of Little stock Ark Do llRhtful refreshment wore served Tho party Included Mlsteg Gcnevlve Lane Mary Llghtfoot Annie Jones Mattte Hewitt Violet Blckloy Nellie c8tarcnc Agnes Darns Ethel Var tile Elizabeth Ochlschlaegcr andj Irene Sheppard i Complimentary to Guest A party of young folks wcrjn entertained with a supper at Wallace park yesterday complimentary to Mies Ethel Green of Metropolis who Is tho guest of Miss Myra Kreutzor Among Niorman Leah Garrison Helen Hummel May foyer Anna Roeb Ada Smith OarIrlron lamer Nieman Sftm Reel Courtney Flynn Alvin Potter Clar once Scott and Ernest Kreutrer bliss Mottle W41son Is flitting tillerr Marguerite Beadlct of Mayflold Dr 11 L CJilldresB Will leavo this evening for IelberII titre1 Ella lclbel nit Miss LiHlan- I Newton loft this morning to visit their parents at IloldSn Pond Mr A E Stein fnrctnan of The Sun loft today fur 1 weeks visit to Golconda and Bnyou Mills on a ash Ing tripNMr Joseph M JQockcl of South Fifths street will CAVO tonight for friendsrfor several days birodvisit In Nashvlllr Mr and MrLlnn Miles and Misses hazel Aflnoir and Lucy Hello Settle returned this morning from a visit In Kovli Ky Mr Roy L Cullcy returned this morning from Chicago whore ho has been on+ uslnoss Miss E4lth Thomas and Mr lyouls Lint returned this morning from a several weeks trip to Niagara Falls Toronto South Haven Mich Buffalo Qhlcngo and other points Miss Olga List will remain several weeks In Utica N Y bolero returning ijonio Mrs M G Copo and daughters Misses Martha and Edith Copo and Misses Grace Hills and Sarah Cor Gatt will return homo tomorrow aitur A several weeks stay at DIxon Snrlng III Olr Stuart Sinnott returned this I Chicagollr Parnoll of Rfpley Tenn aro visiting Mrs John Slaughter 600 North Tenth street They havo been on a trip to Louis ville and Chicago nnd are en route home Miss Frances Campbell of Hop klnsvlllo who has been too guest of Miss Sadlo Smith of C03 North Fourth street will return homo this afternoon Mr and Mrs Henry Seamen of South Fourth street will leave to morrow for St Louis for a two weeks visit to their sun Mr Edward Seamon returnedtsfrom Golconda an visit with relatives Mr Hughes McKnlght loll this morning for Columbus 0 Miss Mario Drlsklll loft this mron Ing for tier homo In Louisville after being tho guest of Dr and Mrs If G Reynolds for sevorajt weeks Mr C W Thompson loft this morning for Now York city on busl nessMr G W Katterjohn left thisI morning for Nashville Mrs T T Gardner arrived this morning from Dardwcll Prof W P Johnson of Colum butt Ga accompanied by hU wif and children will arrive Monday t0 visit his cousins Mrs John Dipp- land Mrs J M Moore of Eighth an 1 Clark streets Miss Mario Drleklll of Louisville who has been the guest of Dr andI Mrs II G Reynolds for several1I weeks returned to her home th1 1 morning Miss Drsklll Is much ad mired hero and has been the houorees of several hamlrome entertainments Mr and Mrs E D Harbour willI leave tonight for their annual rail1 buying trip Jo New York to bo lOneI two or three weeks Mr W M Shaw has gono to Hop klnsvllle f 11I11s8 Grace ford of Viola Is visit Ing Miss Joe James of 2009 Droa- III street Miss Mattlo Leo Hamilton Dyersburg Tenn Is visiting Mrs Jr Miss Sliossncr Marjorie Loving has iiR a visit In Madlsonvlllc Miss Isabel Crlchton of Hcrrln arrived today for a visit to tills Etta Bcckcnbach 242 South Foust streettilt and tilts J A Dossctt rev gono to Fort Worth Tex for a visit nnd Mrs Claud Hew ai MoundMr City llii hale returned horn JYMiss Luclllo Hllle of A Grove St Louis Is visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Hlllo 403 South Fifth street Mrs William Wright and little daughter Mlrlarf left yesterday for Hot Springs Mr N Tt Nichols of 107 North Fourth street has returned from several weeks visit In Tennessee Miss Vera Johnston of Sixth and Clark streets will leave Sunday night for Indianapolis Ind for I several weeks visit to relatives fadr a visit o her aunt Mrs John U Robinson at 1147 Broadway Mrs George Kattcrjohn has re turned from Nashville after attend ing the golden jubilee at St Ceollla and after a visit to the Domlnlclan I SUterp irs Kattcrjohn and littleI ton George Jr will leavo next Thursday for a visit In French lick Springs Mr Roy L Culley returned this morning from a business trip to Chicago Mr and Mrs Arthur Morton of lioness City will arrive tomorrow morning to be the guests of Mr Tom Horton Fred Perry and son Raymond will leave today for a tow days visit to his farm In Livingston I county mm ipOOORTsJ In r Police Court Broach of peace Everett Bolt fined 1Q and recognized In sum ot 300 for future good behavior Louis Ufion two cases fined 810 and 15 i John Mu o continued to Monday Curtis Wood and Mary Hunter fined no ouch Carrying concealed a deadly weapon Charles Crump dismissed Obtaining money by faire pre tcntes Dax Fitzgerald continued to Monday Petit larceny Claud Rosa con tinued to Monday Houtobreaklng Carey Marsh continued to Monday Walter WIJ llama continued tcTMbmtayt Breach of aclJoo Wallace 11d tried by jury flned 450 Hugo missed Carmack and Joslo Carmack des need Flied Mattlo Sullivan et nl to J lIl Dun lap property in the cduntyj G00 and other considerations Mnrrlnsc Uccnscs William Roach 28 and Rody Scott 21 of Charleston Mo Suits Filed Laura Winston filed salt today In circuit court against Sam Winston for absolute divorce and 10K0 ali many She alleges abandonment cruel and Inhuman treatment habit ual drunkenness and nonsupport Tho defendant according to the pe tition I employed by the West Ken lucky Coal company at a salary of I 50 per month t CHOSKX PRESIDENT OF ESPERANTO ASSOCIATION Wn tolngton AUR 20John Bar rett director of tho Jnternattoual bureau of American republics yes terday was reelected president of tho North American Ecponinto airo elation Dr II Yeman of Detroit Mlchi was elected vicaprcsldent end Dr B C Held of Columbus 0 secretary and treasurer Sectional meetings of the association also wore held for the election of coun sellors who e duties will be those of I a board of directors of tho nreocin t lion Among those elected to rapre fcont the eewral dlrtslons wore Ohio Jj Volley division II S Mall of Clove nnd 0 Southern diWon V C Ibble Jr Charleston S O Legislature Cle+cd at Noon Union Rouge La Aug 2JIYllh favorable action in the houio on the Panama exposition tax bill tho lOpe clad Eceslon of the Louisiana general assembly closed today at noon Gov Sanders Immediately signed tho meal uro Tho bill submits to tho people on amendment to the constitution I which will provide 0500000 for the New Orleans Panama exposition In addition to the sum already raised In Now Orleans by popular subscrip lion The amendment will bo voted Signedd 0ou In November Rio Janeiro Aug A protocol was signed yesterday by Brazil and Argontlnn In full satisfaction for re CllJlllohI i l loreIj I runner of tho offensive and dofen vivo treaty between Brazil Argon i Una and ChlloII I 1Honolulululu chamber of commerce has adopted n resolution pledging Its support to San Francisco as the fit place for the Pan ma exposition In 1915 L v 111 It Ia1MM1 1T1 AMMIdIM 111fN7M 33Wo Iiavo n few loU of CallIe Ierasa Oxfords for children rdr I 7c Masker bargains Call a and eco them 4tJ We are receiving new goods tot I g dally and can tit your taste as Ji S well as your foot JJ l jij ijJ PIE SHORTAGE IF HITCHCOCKS PROPOSITION j GOES THROUGH Second and Third Class lo tJlIlSte1I I I Under Civil Service Deprive Iatrotuigc I I 1t Washington Aug 20 =If a BUg J 7 gestion which Postmaster Gonernl I Hitchcock is now considering IIs adopted by congress that body willp lose the most valuable patronage which It now enjoys Tho postmas ters be Included In tho classifiedI service and therefore not subject to appointment upon tho recom mendation of members of congress Tho salaries of these two classes I oT postmasters range from 1000 to 2900 a year There are severalI thousand of these officeholders andI I In many congressional districts theya form the most Important part of the partys organization They are al ways serviceable In returning a con gressman to Washington who has served one term and desires reelec tlon For tho reason that most mem bore of congress look to their postmasters for valuable support tho Hitchcock plan If it materializes will meet a stubborn opposition Th house and senate committees o postoffices and postroads might beI prevailed upon to indorse the but It would take hard I fighting to muster enough votes to put tho plan through either branch AMERICAN MURDER REPORTED A lust Slain In lIollvlaIIGuatnv I PArtculnrtf Not IlIonIJ Washington Aug 20News of the murder In Bolivia moro than two months ago of Gustav A Rlst an American citizen reached the state department Only tbo baroI announcement of tho murder iisI made Tho news came from Mr Combs tho American minister at I Lima Peru who according to tho state department reports that Gus lay A Rlst an American citizen was murdered near Puyupoyo In nocc livia by one Augustin Hunf July 11 Tho state department is tak ing steps to learn moro details orII Rlsts death Imo CAR IN A RECORD RUN OltPrllcSan Francisco Aug the Journey from Now York to this city In 10 days and 18 hours a Reo car which arrived here clipped tour days and eight hours from tho for mer record New York Woman Robbed of Jewelry St Moritz Switzerland Aug 20 Mrs Daniel Bacon of New York who Is touring In Switzerland with her sister Lady Gilbert Parker and tho lattors husband was robbed 1 hero of 45000 worth of Jewelry Married nt Court house WJltlam Roach and Rody Scott a young couple of Charleton Mo were married n the county court clerks office at the court house today at noon by County Judge Albon Barklcy They returned homo this afternoonIge1 Odd pollen Dead Cincinnati Aug OEdwln Vicec ors aged 86 who was claimed to be the oldest Odd Follow In the United States died hero yesterday Ili Joined Whitewater lodge at Rich mond Ind In 1847 During the Civil war ho served with distinction a member of the Seventh Indiana volunteers or3 years after thUs war he was connected with the IlOstI office at Indianapolis Coming Incognito I t Berlin Aug 20 Landgravo AlexII antler Frledrlqh of Hesse descendant I I of tho Landgravo who furnished tho Hessian troops who fought on tho British side in America during I the revolutionary war has decided to visit tho United States and CanI ada incognito this autumn Mr Jim Davis of Roy L Culley R Coill 111 ot his homo Fourth and Clar streets MAMMOTH CAVE iTO August 21- I Call nt N C k St L city ticket office for low party 1rates DRIBHOWELLI I DENTIST Columbia Bldg Phone 2- 21wwwwd tt f II 1 WANT ADS TiT+TntW DIAMONDS on easy payments Eye See Jewelry Co 316 Broadway GOOD HOME for right boy 1711 Madison street FOSAZEEar corn teed coal Phone 339 Bradley Brae FOR RENT FurnUhed room Apply 304 North Sixth HAIR WORK Mattlo Dawson old phone 711a FOR SALEBrand new runabout Address M MI caro Sun TRY the Memphis Pressing club llth and Broadway Now phono 1641 FOR SALECheap good heating stove Address F M care Sun FOR RENT Six room house 719 Harrison Old phone 489 FOR RENT Apartment Hccht hats Phono 677 EXPBRaENCBD stenographer de iBlres position L taro Sun office FOR RENT Ono apartment San Soucl apartments 308 North Ninth street See W E Cochran UMBRELLAS Coveted while you walt Eye See Jewelry Co 315 and 408 Broadway I FOR SALE Onehorso wagon and harness Bargain for quick sale Address F DL care Sun I 1YAATEDHomo In private tam fly Apply 204 Monroe I I WAATEDTo contract for 600 cords 4 toot wood Johnson Fuel Co Both phone 203 HEATS THEM ALL on prices Williams Furniture Depot 501 So I Third New Phone 9 8 la FOR IiIJoNrJolir funrnlshed rooms for housekeeping Old phono 293a 1Vt1NTEDTo buy upright piano Must be a bargain Address B ease SunWANTEDN 1 I girn1 per week Call 314 North Sixth j FURNISHED room for rent Two I squares front Broadway 222 South i Sixth street AllIplyWANTEDLady as caehicrtt the Boston Cafe Experience not neces sary References required Apply Boston Cate- WANTEDTo furnish your um brella with a new cover or handle W V Warren Jeweler 403 Broadway 1 WANTED To buy a farm ot 100 acres not over 12 mile from padu t I cob Address C B Turner Carter I yule HI P 0 Bo 262II J It ROBINSON Town talk Umbrellas repaired and recovered Good as new 11th and Broadway New phono 1641 I YOUR LACE curtains need cleaning I You will make no tnlrtako In soaping them to the Star Laundry Phone 200 Ij FORP1ETA comfortable cot 919 torch Seventh street Mrs James Kogor 305 North Old phono 272 GOVERNMENT employes wanted i Write for Paducah examination j schedule Franklin Institute Dept 8141 Rochester N Y WE WASH lace curtains very carefully Get them cleaner and whiter s than you could at home Star Laundry J Phono 20JS IL JlOSTEN DyeIng pressing renovating French dry cleaning Work called for and delivered Club I UOO per month Old phone 338att tFORn SALltsSet of Stoddard Lectures I bound In half morocco and finely Illustrated A bargain If sold rat once New phono 359 or old1 phone 358R FUR RENTIH South Tenth street nine room house bath hati1 i and cold water Eighteen dollars I per month Telephone 102 J A I Rudy I WANTEDhats to clean Gents steamlcleanodPressing Co 113 South Fourth street Now phono 480 WE STARCH ace curtains Just the degree of stiffness that makes I tliera hang nicely and dry them upon i l frames that make them square and them smooth and even Start Laundry Phone 100 tCAPABLE men to represent us InII their home city to nil permanent position of trust good references required liberal salary and commission chance for advancement Address Postofflco DOT P Clevo land Ohio I w GO HOME in the hot sun talthoSecond whore It Is cool nnd comfortable and where you can get what you want to eat at a price you can afford to pay I WANTI Lad es to learn hair dressing manicuring facial massage chiropody or electrolysis Few weeks completes Little expense Splendid Held for residence work Best pay Ing business In which lady can engage Catalogue mailed free Moler college St Louis Mo Skoltons baggage and delivery service does general hauling of all kinds Delivers parcels transfers bOatltOvoslight Goods delivered promptly Give as a call Both fthonei 3111ii P Twelve Fineii Pens And a Pen= dholderr r For s lOco i For it short time oilly we make this special offer on the Hunt Round Pointed Pens put up in boxes of 12 assorted medium and fine or 12 stubs These pens arc the kind that do not spurt blot or scratch Bring the little folks down and let them see j ofjI D E WRSON f The look and Music Man Wilsons Fountain tho place where good things to drink Iaro served cleanrM familyhorses mVaBnlngton 1 LcnojiBldgI 1VATEDYou to bear In mind 7l that Bradley Bros are solo agents for Old Taylor Coal ANTED Secondhand medium price saddle In good condition Ring 994n old phoneV1051 nrown male Scotch eolllQ- i JacklLlcenseU03 South Seventh street FOR RENT Ten room house suitable for boarders one block from portofflco 217 North Fifth street Old phone 1850 FOR SALE Drug store In West ern Kentucky Write R V Knclst Omaha Neb regarding deal No 036WANTEDYou to give Old Tay lor Coal a trial We guarantee to please you Bradley Bros 339 both phones stenogJraphcrookkreporIwill make good P O Box 299 Paducah Ky FORIlTModern tour room oottago on Monroe between SIx- teenth and Seventeenth Water and electricity J15 per month Fling 2899 WANTED You to remember when placing your order for coal that Old Taylor Coal la by test thin best and at the same price of the other Inferior coals sold on the Pa- ducah market TIIE WINONA mlHs make high grade shaped seamier hosiery and call direct to wearer through a local salesman Wo want a good rfpre ntatlvo for Paducah and vicinity II Hale Box 183 Nashville onn LOST POCKETBOOKOn Illinois Central train No 102 between Futon and Paducah Contained one I C annual pass one 11 of L E traveling card107 In greenback Finder please return to JT Don van city and receive toward E FOR SALESteamer J T R d er and a small covered basso good packet boat for a whorl trado bless uses under 100 tons good condlton J If you w nt a nutll boat sholsf a Ittr gain Apply to Captain Jaiil 8 Koger on tho wharf boat snort TYPES OF THKIiS EXPLAIN PltOHLEMS Washington Aug OAn exhibit showing the typos of trees and ex pluming tho problems and questions connected with tho woodlands will be made by the forest service at tho Appalachian exposition to bo held at Knoxvllle Tenn September 12 to October 12 Don Carlos Ellis of he forest service loft Washington last night for Knoxville to arrange and take charge ot the exhibit which will relate largely to tho for r csta In ho Appalachian region Tho forest Tvlco also will participate in the xunsns state fair at Hot Springs Ark October 1015 HuroncMK YntiKlinii Mnrrln Merchant t Paris Aug 20 Baroness Vaughan the morganatic wife of the late r Klngjlfcopold bf Belgium and 13m maniclI Durleux n retired morehhnt living at Noullly Sur Seine word married nt Arronvlllo whore till Baroness has been living at the Chateau Halincourt Perfect Dyeing and Dry Cleaning When In doubt about your uniineJ Dress Pongee Coats Etc send them to us Gentlemens llnnncd SulM and TrouseiB donned equal to new Model Stam Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Works 100 South Third Street old Phone SOon Sew Phone 2Sd II ffPAGt SIX TIm PADtTCAU EVENING SUN fiATlllDAY AlflfHT 20 v m ro Heavy DrugsOUl AVATIKROOM IS IlfTKI WITH TjAltGK STOHKS OF Till FOLLOWING STAPU IWUnS ISKI UVKIIV PAY IX TIM IIOMK Avi ox THIS FAHM AXI wu AIM PIUJPAK- Kl TO CJIVK VKKY LOW PIUCKS OX AXY OF TIIUM IX QtAXTITY OK SMALL LOTS I Sulphur KPOIII Snlls IHuo Stone Copperas Paris Jrccn Castor 011 for buggies Ainnionln Crude Carbolic Arid I IOnE YOU lilY tT A TISm TJlI WE CAN SIiiL YOU RATC A- Iruggisis Fiftia anti J1rm1Vfl7 I Friend So you dined at a way station What did you haw for dinnerTravelerTwenty minutes Ex change There is nothing Quito so empty BS an empty ompiment FLORAL DESIGNSI The last remembrance to a friendshould be the very best you can getYou will be suited if you place your order with oltlLv 1 I G2I nromhrny Both Phones 308 or 107 Ready Roofing Just Received at SAFOVLERSUPPLI SUPPLYCOS Two thousand rolls of Rubber Asphalt Stone Coated Pebble Top and Black Diamond Roof Ing all complete Toady to lay which Is offered for sale at greatly reduced prlco All roofI lug guaranteed to bo as represented Call and Inspect our stock which Is the largest ever brought to the city Telephone 33 Xentufoot OH Insert Powder Jlolh Balls- ItIutenta Denatured Alcohol Itorav Ir111CIIIIII Numerous others ITIII OnHlJU1 NCoRP departed BLACK RAGE POIXTKI OlT UY ARKAXSAS XICGItO IX XKV YORK Farm the Ilncu to Solve Problem Pnys Taxes on IOOOOI Now York Aug OAn oldI fashioned Arkansas darky one of those proud to call himself nIggerIstood up In the second days sessionl of the Negro Business Mens leaguet hero and vowed that ho wouldnt change places with Col Theodore Roosevelt big a man as he is Como out with us you niggers he told the Now York negroes where the air is tree and God 1is good and whore it there Is any gumption In you you can haro more in a year than you ever earned1 in all your life before If you haven a dollar Ill give you a farm and u chance Como out to Arkansas The speaker was Introduced by Booker T Washington as Scott Bond of 1ladlson Ark How much are you worth asked an inquisitive delegate Scott Bond grinned Well ho sad down in Arkansas they tax us 50 on every 11000 I pay a few dollars less than 2000 a year A little arithomtlc shows that this tax represents a capital appraised at nearly 40000 consisting Scott Bond said of his own farm nineteen farms tented to other negroes cotton gins twenty general stores and livestockWhat you raise asked a woman delegate On my place was the reply I raiso mules corn cotton tobacco and boys and girls Other speakers wore Booker T Washington Mrs Henry Villard tho daughter of William L Garrison and Garrisons grandson OswaldI Garrison Villard a New York editor It 4s said that two and a hair million dollars are spent annua y on bunting In Ireland I Insomnia i I have been using Cnscareti for Insomnia I with which I have been afflicted I for twenty years and I can say that Cas carets have given me more relief than other remedy I have ever tried I shall certainly recommend them to my friends M being all that they are represented Thos Gillard Elgin 111 GoodDoTherenulneGaaraateedtocure I JsYM AIM TO KTiKASB ros- Y well with serethatuetea One of the ways we take U t wake our charges so reasonable Uiyou will not deprive yourself of tk pleasure of a drive on account of U expense Suppose you take eaa fr May U tb weatker Remits REI JfUHlil IIYMBS ns iltaeeryerateiT dib a Ky Art BoUt Pbasa 4 to TIME TABLE Ferry Boat G W Robertson Leavo Paducah for Owens amLeaveamLeavemLeavemLeavemLeavenoonLeavemLeaveamLeavepmTobieson I applicationaAll afternoon ride for Ladles I teatsA I r f JOHN I UOLMXS SIasier I l j rir n CHOLERA SPREADS ITALY STRICKEN Illildi Iii FLYIXO KKFUGKIJS WILL SIMIHAD COXTAiJIOX POlIO Onlcrs LuzarrttoBuilt WithIn Yntlchii to Tnko Caw of Victims lu Home PhAGUK OF VIKUMJXT TYIK Barl Italy Aug OThe epi demic of cholera which has broken out in southern Italy Is steadily In creasing In the districts affected especially In tho town of Trani where the number of deaths already Is more than thirty Tho latest pre Ious omclal reports gavo twenty deaths at Trani showing tho rapidity with which the disease is in creasing there Tho epidemic la of a virulent type and tho death rate Is highKven graver danger is anticipated Iron the flying population of the Infected districts who may bear the germs of the disease to regions not yet involved TranI seems almost deserted as a result of the panic 20000 of tbo residents fully one halt of the population having left the town Fully as many have es caped from the island town of Bar letta Italy Fights Cliolurn Turrlugton Italy Aug OIlngVictor ternmanuol and Quoon Helena are displaying groat anxiety over tho outbreak of cholera in the south and the king line given orders that ho be kept constantly Informed on conditions In the Infected regions The king has already Intlmaed his Intention of imitating his father who In 1886 fearless of danger proceeded to Naples and remained among tbo cholerastricken patients who were dying at the rate of d 000 dally King Victor Emmanuel Is reported to have said If the scourge increases instead of going to Montenegro to take part in the festivities 1 shall go whero 1my people arc dying thu0 0 cholera district for the queen hall positively declared that she would share the risks of the king Her majesty accompanied the king to Messina and to Avellino when they wero overthrown by earthquakes and on those occasions she insisted upon being at the front not sparing herself any hardship The pope has sent Instructions tall the bishops in the infected tarn tory to employ overt means in their power to aid In combatting tho scourge They are especially instruct ed to enforce hygienic measures andI to uso their Influence In the Isola tion of suspects 1opo to Aid Victims Rome Aug 20 Rumors that the epidemic of cholera which has broken out In Apulia had spread to Rome are emphatically dented There have been no cases hero and the general health conditions In Homo are excellent better than at any time during tho past ten years Although tho danger of Infectio- is not felt hero tho pope ordered the lazaretto of Santa Marta built inside the Vatican by Popo Leo iIn 1886 during tho great cholera opt demic at Naples but never used bo cause of the absence of cholera pa tients made ready for any emer gency The hospital Instead has been employed to shelter pilgrims Tho Influence of the church is to he used to assist the civil authorities in lighting tho epidemic Ilusslnn Ilnguo Spreads St Petersburg Aug 20Onweeks cholera record for Russia shows 23944 now cases of cholera and 10723 deaths bringing tho total number of cases In Russia this year to 112986 Of theca 60287 have died the mortality percentage being 445 The figures are those furnished by the sanitary bureau covering the week from August 7 to August 13 Inclusive and are therefore fully official Reports from Red Cross sources Indicate that tho actual figures are somewhat greater as it is practically Impossible to register every case In an epidemic of such proportions The epidemic in St Petersburg shows a considerable decrease only 265 cases and 138 deaths from the reports for the six days ending nt noon yesterday in comparison to tb 577 cases and 233 deaths reported the previous week I Xo Hunger lien I New York Aug 20Thero Is I not the slightest possibility of tho cholera plague spreading to the Dnlted States Dr Doty health ofll er in charge of the port of New York said that the quarantine meas ures now in force here and In Russia I were so effective as to preclude any danger of Russian immigrants bring ing over the disease t Caught In Clot lien Wringer Robert Blanks a popular Illinois Central railroad machinist has re I turned from Louisville where ho called several days ago by an- ccident to his 2yearold daughter whose thumb on the right hand wan caught in the cogs of a clothes wringer and crushed Tho child Is c I ImprovIng bud out ot danger t I I NirXiL I Man winning foot gear built by men Who know what they are about in a model factory where it is tiot fC how Many but fC hIIOWat raises the wages I Once Worn beer Forsworn CUSTOM MADE B- YYerttaiinefSwarls Shoe Co- ST LOtti U 3 A 4 L ENFORCE LAWS GAIT It 11 HOOPKU WILL o KX01Y 1KAK Oil FAYOR Will Atcnipt to Io Away wwi Hypo cri y rush Prevent Portlier Violation Nashville Tonn Aug 20CoptI- I W Hooper Republican o IInelected enforco the laws of tile state without tear or favor Captain Hoop or raid In KnoxvIUc Since my nomination I have beenI very much surprised and pleased to have evidence of tho kindly and In jorerted feeling among Middle Ton nweonns Uittt thoro teem to be In Nashville I havo alrondy boon bo sieged by thousands of NnshvllHans and delegated at tho convention who wished to assure mo of their support and hearty cooperation In my com- Ing battle My present plane arc rather vague owing to tho fact that I am like a sol dter under orders and awaiting the consummation of the plans of the Re publican state committee before an bouncing the arrangements which will bo made for my coming cane paign However I believe that the committee will decide for a whirlwind campaign of stump speaking which should commence In a few weeks and carry rao to all principal points of the state I want to be well known to the people whom the party Is asking to vote for mo I want to assure every man In Tonnoteee be fore ho caste his vote that I will en force the laws of the state without fear or favor My party platform will be my slogan and their desires mine ae far as It Is consistent I am no mans bow but If elected will bo the pub lics servant endeavoring to discover and perform the wishes of the pee po In Tennoraee- IIoexpectI to get thovotcu of thousands of independent Democrats who aro tired of hypocrisy and flagrant abuses of tho laws of the state under I Patterson It wilt be my endeavor If elected to correct such abuses and give Teane canp a nnctlcal honest and businessIIke administration tho affairs of the state IhlnerPills ofII Tonic In quality and action quick I in rosette For backache headache dizziness noryouroeM urinary Irrog 1 GilbortIIDrugI There It n7blliliilllhat mont of us are addicted tp Wo talk too mtlcp f Z h JURY SYSTEM I STATKH ATTOItXKVI WIIATIIY OVKIl HUIIlKltY TUIAI SIs 00 Per Cent of Veiilreinen Arc lcro ItoyN night XII Ilu Jury flux Chicago Aug 20 its a rcsmU of difficulty In gpUfrig a Jury for the second trial of lAb OXell hrowno charged with buying votes to elect WllMani Lorlmflr to the United States senate States Attorney John W Waynuin announced today he would attack tho eystom of drawing venire men as soon AS the Drowne trial fat ended It Is a frightful comntoatary on the condition In our courts ho de clared that of 700 names drawn only eight men were found consider d capable of Irving this ante Over- DO per cent of tbo names drawn are those of mm justJ 21 years old young clerks and mocharWcfl Wo- ibavo bed hlmoil no loading men of business Pour vonlromen wore In the box when court adjourned today It it believed they will be accepted and the Jury completed Judge Koreten was compelled to dhrmliu elx more vonlremen today This makes 111 v nlrem a dismissed from tko feet three panels upon their own statement that they leave been approached with refcraw to their pOMlblo service aa Jaron I do not knew wfrn to tampering with the vetUremon mid the ooart I do not take akt e but torneoM Is doing corrupt work I sincerely kop we find out who Iit gtilHr sad UtM they will be brought to the bar of Justice Thy ere making a travesty of the admtnlMraUafi of UM law The courts remarks were addreee ed to 09j lawyers and ven4rem n Ken- orally attorney HrbtKeta answered I will say that tavoHlMatore for the defense have not gene dear the homes of veniromen Yeterday I told our estate that they inset not do BO or I would bring them late Bert The power of the Mates at torneys oBoc has been UMd to dlw credit the defeato Then le a plot on foot to that end States Attorney Wayman had as cended the bench and was fitting near the Jtidg when Erbstotn concluded his remarks Tommyrot waa all the comment I tile prosecutotnade I T 0 Mather chief Justice of the Kings bench of Msnllobln a jguMt of Judge Kerteen tae An Interested spectator during the proceedings 4BUSY DAYS AND NIGHTS ClassTAllotted by State talr Promoters Busy hours and minutes are ahead of visitors to the Kentucky Stale Fair of 1910 which will begin in Loutevlde on the morning of September 12 The Interest of scores of orgnnttatlone has been enlisted and everyday and every night has been dedicated to aomo par ticular group with everybody Invited oFred time K Kelskcr of Louisville IIs general chairman 03 special days and A D Ilpscomb Socrrirrtft of th Louisville Commercial Club genera chairman on special nights ls hero itnfore Monday tbo silt day his beer jret wide for the school rlilHren ol Kentucky The youngsters are eXpect led to turn out by the thousands and I guarantee of one day full of hauntltiesi Id1Illekotpendent of the Umlsvlllo P bUt schools Is chairman of School Chll drcns Day- Tuesday September 13 will b Farmers Day with W T Chilton ojj Campbcllsburg as chairman Formal sessions will be held on that day b many of the organizations made np ol farmers Wednesday September U will be Louisville Day with W O Rend Mar or of the city as chairman It Is ox peeled thin will bo ono of tho banner days of tho fair from an attendance standpoint Kentucky Day will be observed on Thursday September 16 This also will be Press Day and Good lloads Day with A D Miller of Richmond president Of the Kentucky Pre t Asso SIGNS Brasi Ji Glasswl1liElectnEmblematic BoardWire Make us a rough ukaidi give the space the sign is to occupy andve will make a design fret ot chargeRubber Stamps made to IRubber office supplies in stock Moil Orders Given Prompt Attention Diamond stamp Works 115 S 3rd SI Phones 351 IT r1T T f1 wr r i YOU AUK KXTITIifeU TO TIm IlKST IrttH 1XHU1CAXOK YOU LAN G17I We are ablo to give It to you representing the strongest com panic AGENCYOfficePhone JB81 1 4 I Cintion acting at vbalrmnn pad II A Sommers of Kllsadethtown vicechair man Friday September 1C has been es pecially dedicated la Kontiiakya neighbors and toIll bo known as Southern Indiana and Traveling Mens Day Adam Holmburger of Now Albany la chairman and D 0 Talcott of Louis ville vibe chairman Saturday September 17 has been put down as Kvorybodys Day with everybody chairman- A testimonial to the great work JielhB accomplished by Kentucky dub women IIs evidenced In tho dedication of tho first night of tho fair as Woman Organization Night Mrs Chan P Weaver of Louisville Is chairman GormanAmerican night will bo ot Retrod on Tuesday with Ioule Stel bubo of LouUvllle chairman and the Irish American citizens of Kentucky wish bo the special thesis of the fair on Wednesday night R J Monermett of Ixmlsvillo IIs chairman for that eve nine Fraternal Night will close the fourth day of the fair Thursday Under till ohalnaaMhlp of R W Drown of Louisville a taoniier committee is ex pected to bring out one of the largest outpourings of fraternal society mem bership ever soon In the Ohio valley Friday evening September 1C has been set aside M Commoreial Organi zations Night with Dr W O Ooseett of Loulsrlllo chairman Farewell Night will close tho fair week Jan K Dortand of Louisville being chairman of tho ooeoslon CAXAIIIAX IACIWO Only Itcul Tran roiiliientnl hallway on llcinltplicrt I While the Pennsylvania system IIs without question the railroad par nicolloneo In tho United States there Is another enormous system of lines on this continent north of the border which In many respects equals if It does not surpass the Pennsyl vania In essential attributes which go to make up real BUICOW in rail roading It Is tho Canadian Paellle railway a system which In extent of territory covered far surpawaB the Penn sylvania and In length of main t track owned exceeds the latter prop ort by several thourand miles Tho Canadian PaelHe enjoys the distinc tion of being the onlyI real transcon tinental lino on tho continent Its linos extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific In tho very widest part omentlthati does not at all describe the eompre honelvenoH of the system Not only does It cross tho continent nt Its widest part but tht company owns practically a duplication of trauftroii tlnohtal through llnea and In loins p tlons of the west no leu than four distinct routes heading directly toward tho PaelHo are actually a pkrt of the system while still other Important mileage Is steadily extend tboIminion where heretofore little or uo railway mileage has ever pene trated The older lines practically lIa11I branches and separately operated lines roach Important points In tho United Statue among which are Chi eago Minneapolis St Paul Duluth Seattle Portland Spokane otc nut falo and Detroit are alto reached and Important connections to the poutheait give the system entranro to the Atlantic seaboard at Port ttland Mo Uotton Mass etc Tho lonttro system controlled includesPover 15000 mUll of main road of which nearly 10000 mile nro di neatly owned and port nl by tho Canadian la lfks railway JohnMeody In Moody Magailne Some lsea would work f given A chance but there are others wtfo re faro to take chances 1i 1t I EaD IIANNANe810 Kentucky Ave The Plumber We are now located in our new Home opposite the new fire if ifstation 1t UBI w p PAXTON1It nror r lunlR1l 44President Oaahlerx CITIZENS S VINfiS BANK Incorporatedb1 Vhlrd and xBraadvrny- ts I f State Depository + 4 rv100006Surplus60000Stockholderfci 1 total security to depositor r tIm r 26000 t IINTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS OPEX BATUIIDAV NIGhTS FROM 7 TO R OCLOCK Itt b1I aIJI e NV rMITCIIELL 4 MAWE ELECTRIC CO u i tt J Try Us- Thats Allt ivv 11l33 Broadway Old Pit one Nw Phoni 4211 et 4ajaja r fit SATURDAY AUGUST 20 111 THE PADUCAH EVENING SUNPAGESEVEN 11 = POSITIONprnuglton backed T ly chain of 40 Colleges ipOoupt capital anti 11 yi1re success to SjJ curo positions under reasonable con dltlons or refund tuition BOOKKEEPING 1Jao eo m petitere- by e not ac ccptlng his proposition concede that lie tenches moro Bookkeeping 1 In TIIllUB months than they do 1In SIX Draughon can convince YOU ZJ per cent 01I SHORTHANDh the United e Court Roportor- I wrltu tho system of Shorthand I lroughn tenches because they know It is TilE BEST FOR FUEB CATALOGUE whit will explain all call on or writ A M ROUSE Mana- gerDRAUGHONS PRACTICAL IIUSINKSS coupon IM llroadwny 1mlucali e BT VINCENT AOADKMV UNION COUNTY KY Boarding School fr Young Indira nnd Children Modern Equipment music drawing and painting short hand and typewriting are taught according to tho best Improved methods Tho maternal dhv clpllno unites a careful training of character and manner with lntolllgent and physical develop S ment For catalogue terms etc address SISTER SUPERIOR yeUNGMENPIB DOtnI rvuTiBv JL L KNUCULAECER MT LOUIS AM TKNXESSEH- KIVKK PACKET COMPANYr JncofJtatcd- ucmtqlOS TO TESNE88DI- mVEIL learner Clyde every Wednesday al- i l y ra BtMmer Kentucky every latardar- at 6pmO- nly 1800 for the round trip pt aTe days Visit the Military Nation Park at PllUburx Landing for say other Information apply to the PADUCAH WHARFBOATCO jifvnU JAMES ROGER Supl L 0 TIME TA11LK OwrccUS to November 141k 1W 1 Arrive Palatals LooUvlll Cincinnati east 152 an Louisville i 4lGptD- LoulsvllI Cincinnati east 610 pm Mphls N Oncans south 128 pm Mpbli N Orleans Boutn 11 Ji am Mayfield and Fulton H jrIOatn Cairo Fulton layCeJdrot 800 pm Princeton and Evllle 6 10pm Princeton and Evlllo 4 16pm Princeton and HopvlIlo 900 am Cairo St Louts Chicago 736 an Cairo St Louis Chicago r 800 pm Mctlls Carbdale St L1100 am Metllf Carbdale St L 836 prr Leave Pudocah Louisville Cincinnati eail TSS an Louisville 760 nn- Loutsvlllo CIncinnati ait 1126 an Mpbli N Orleans south 867 an Mphls N Orleans south 816 pa Mayfield and Fulton 420 pn- Mayflold Fulton Cairo 830 a Princeton and Evllle r 133 ant Princeton and Evllle1125 n Princeton and Hopvilto 340 pm Cairo St Loqls Chicago 810 am Cairo St Louis Chicago 620 pn Metlls Carbdale St L 940 an Ustllf Carbdale St L 420 par T DONOVAN Alt PJ t City Offlc L M PRATIIER Agt Unloa llenot EXCURSION BULLETIN ExcursionTo Special train leaves Paducah Union depot 930 a m Tues day August 23 Round trip GOO Tickets good rpturnlns until August 31 Baggage will bo checked and half rate will bo mado for children- J T DONOVAN Agent City omce R M PRATIIER Ticket Agent Union Depot Y 1IKTTI3U THAN SlANKIXO II I Bpnnkln does not cure children of bed woltfog There Is a constitution wllIecnd al cans for this trouble Mrs M SUm i IntructlonstloOitt Sour children troulll you In this Iont blame the childl the chance1C cant help IL This treatment i I curl nilulta and rmed people nighhwith urine tlinirultlci HOTEL by day or ST DENISBROADWAY and 11th STREUJ NEW YORK CITY ofIncl3 mlmitM w UYOla4nM1111rtrI L- YoiLr ron nrrlknnr or Cnlhe- lenlcrriWI auahlte EurioiMinrr eMOONSI S 100 PER DAY AHD UP Tory CommoilUuN Sample Booms at ltrrenghle 141teN CUOPLTA pLAN Table dHoto Orcakfaat 50c incata laattereeaualarstlT1a 10c 1 2 1Dro b In Admiralty In tho district court of tho United States for tho western district ofi Kentucky at Paducah WnobortaonWhereas a libel has been led In tho district coiyt of the United States for tho western district of Kentucky at Paducah oil August 1 1910 by George Sholton trading and doing business under tine firm name of Shelton Ilros mechanic ind iron mastur as llballant In a cause of contract civil and maritime against the steamer 0 W Robert son her tackle apparel and turn1 ture alleging In substance that said1 boat Is Indebted to him In tho sura of 161010 for work and materialI furnished that same has never been paid and praying tho usual process and monition of the court that nilt persons Interested in said steamer t her tackle apparel machinery andt furniture may bo cited to appear and answer the promises and nil1I duo proceedings being had and the said steamer may bo decreed to be wild and tho proceeds thereof boJ distributed according to law Therefore in pursuance of saidI monition under tho seal of saidI court to mo directed and deliveredI on tho 1st day of August 1910 II do hereby glvO notlco generally unto all persons having or pretending to have any right title or interest I tho said steamer 0 W Robertson her tackle apparel machinery andI furniture to appear before tho saidI court In tho city of Paducah In saidI district on tho 6th day of Septa m ber 1910 next at 10 oclock fore noon of said day then and there t answer tho said libel and to make known their allegations In that b lief Dated at Paducah In said district this tho 12th day otf August A D 1 1910 a W LONG Dy Elwood Noel D M United States Marshal for tho West ern District of Kentucky WIIKKLKIl k HUGHES Proctors for IIbellant In 1909 tho fire Insurance com panI lea In Canada received 17068813 In premiums and suffered losses mounting to SISI14 a grow profit of nearly GO per sent This amount of rIsk In 1909 WAS f 1SC2 49122 an Incroaro of 1102751 Nowma Wertaticket OSeefJ Sty Offlc 4M osdway DEPOTSf ter a Norton Ila- Caloa allil StaUaa WltleF iLT 14ducak txe 74am- Ar Jackson I3qpm Ir NMhvtlU 1oWx 113 PIB ir Memphloa 150 p lir Hickman13I pair Chattanooga 112j p Lr Paducah 2tO pm Ir Ntshvllle It 855 p Vr MempWaIQOO a- Ir HickmanpVr Chattanooga 144 p Vr Jackson Kjf1ZO pm Vr AUaatar 710 a m pmIri p1rm ft pmirpmirArrival Arrives 120 ii from Nashville pplnUArrlvei e Jemphls and all southern points 745 a m train connects at Hollo P lock Jet with abaft car sad Buffe roller for Memphis 220 pm train connects at Hollow Rock Jot WIth chair car and ButBroiler for NaRhvlU Paseengetgent t 1B 4 anNortonR 1C Pnau A1keaa J7lM DtyM1 Phone Ife Y e VIRGINIA h THE AIR r Byn + ast 3 fiqII HERBERT QUICK e CHAPTER XT A nrT EAT rnou BADTLOX into when the Virginia let t T1JI dunes of tjm Alabama p for her first long voyngo Is now historic It placed1 man na a flying nnlmnl on an quality with the birds and hats and Insect x The gee bag of the aerostat and the ae ronefs of the first decade of the century went the way of tho tentative and Ilui perfect with tho steam engine of nero and the war gins of Archimedes Cnlll 1 machus and Demefrfus Tho new era il one of great flying engines beside Which the Virginia was as a humming him to a hawk but which arc ever principlesthebalancing by tho automatic tlon of power by means of light scopes The new fOwas the tnise blo young innn who looked like ono with his death wound and maneuverttho now machine like n vcteranTheo loco Carson Every schoolboy know those things Hut etcry1 ono does not know of h dllllcnlty In getting oft At least three time did Carson turn back to alto Cralghcad to converse In farewell wit sirs Grayblll and Mr Waddy Finali ly Cralghend consented to bo separatedi ondjpallilnserinSpring hill and alighted softly nt the aeroncf landing at Mobile From dhundred unity ports streets alleys an a wharfs poured a throng of pimple nt traded by the strange craft that had wade lIort Howdy folksT said Cralghcad Tnho n good look for wren when ye 1nlat not we vanish Out of tho greatt deep we come Into the great deep we fO Tho elemental olio supd US lire till jrowfulcst spirits what there IIs But a brief spree have we to warn Mobile Itcpcnti Repentl Yet a few mo days an Mobile shall be done do stroyed Dan Thomas said Canon to an old negro wlllt a whip In lib baudj como heror i nYea Mlitali Calison responded the pegsuFetch me at once one No 2 can of A iuallty mothnpose and get mon list of the ncrouut dealings for the Il18t two dnYIIYes suit oThgmaa dartcft away Pardon me said a meta who had a sideaIn such a way ns tA give one tlio Imprc slon that ho was holding his breath but are roll gDing farr so short hand1 ed Sot farlnllme replied Theodore Only to Alaska adJed Craigbcad Wo meet a Russian admiral In Sl Michael nt3 If that nigger doesnttI hurry wgvihall be into general nndI what wet Admiral Ihhiskovodka sayr thenrV The man lifted his sailor bat bowedI politely and stepped back unvnlllng aI taco behind him which Carson knew tho foxy auspicious face of Whm cron tho Inventor of file lost helicopter Cnrnotj seeped ns It for some casualI purpose and old kohl on n spanner Wlh the spanner In his hand tic ro and with an angry leap ho stood In the midst of the crowd yizner Lund lied buj through tho thinned crowd Th dore saw his wiry figure with the u that Virginias bullet lied reachedI hanging In a tiling Carson gave chn onto one cried Slop him and I 6IBcer seeing In Carson the only fugi1 tire in sight stopped him Let mo go cried Carson strug gling Como with mo and arrest nI man for attempt to murder Interruptthel CnhsoMra hotel Im Carson said Theodore What do you wnntV Itthel plied the messenger mWondering who In Mobile might do salmd tithes Ihl1 Into the transmitter tito0 Nevernlm 1 pupmI re ceiver I didnt get that said Carson You can have me pinched put I can proptldpM domFs toolmI know anything nbout smug gling protested Theodore Well went on Wittier It you d Into the big sand hill with tho steelJ buoy on It you will Youll At 1duy1 wlmtll put you In a better mile thnq putting mo In prison for a frolic withI your aeroucf Oh dont talk so limo cent How did you flnnnco your all ship except by free trade Carson had nothing to say He remembered Captain Hnrrods expres lion when Wlzner had called him nn old smuggling fool Ho remembered a thousand mysterious thing now made plain by the hypothesis of liar rods having yielded to the coastwise temptation of smuggling Wlzner uttered into the Instrument a sly slut a ter exasperating chuckle Lost your tongue bo taunted Xyelljarresj me Anjr one Zeta tl III Ofi A Romance Of Flyi- ngLANES t L Copyrjtht 1009 by the Bobbi Merrill Company I e sreoeeeea + atetsseosaz ypu whore 1 pini ITuT wffl tc gfrl1 leave Hllberbcrg to come and testify Ir The courtships Just getting good no Too bud to disturb them Carson hurled1 the receiver away pa J strode back to tho Virginia He found1 Thomas the negro with two men hoisting the can of metlmnose aboard Thoiifaii gave him the list of acroua clearing The sailings were not many the Tern for Memphis the Long Tout for St Andrews Hay and yes the Hoc departing YIl+ 0 morning before for northern ppjntsI We pan overhaul the Tern said snyr r Alaska I dp hope the prcsldcut canI join UH at Oniuhn Gentlemen ud aceua hray renchltig Alaska before nightfall wet win n million dollars This Is a ouro hing III the sou will not set there 10r thlCt months The sot Is with n Urn rIIan who forgot about the days cow shallrt I be houofnble and pay him the million Uetotthb e 1row ve shall win live hundred thou wild from Itothftchlld by leaving drecnwicli observatory nt sunrise go I tierIl t I t I twentyfour hours of cunllnueil suit Gooddi pfldc goodbyl The majestic rlso of tilt Virginia with no prellmlnajy run drew a roundI of applause Cralgliedd wined bisi cup but Pqrson paying no attention laid the Slrglnln dead for New York They Hew high and the constant pick lag up and dropping of railway trainsi sari fjeameni and the swift succession i pf vljlages sari towns spoke of thei fierceness with which the Virginia was hurled against the leagues between Mobile and New York They leftt Montgomery to port and Atlanta to starboard Cnrsoli had assigned him self and Cralghiiid their Untie and both were busy Cralghcad at the tillp cr with his eye on the compass Car son loot lu at every working part oll lug feeling for hot bearings watching Wrthe gllRlitestijulvcrwr Jar greedyj of every mile Klnalfy they went epevdlng along cuJrlye grout national Appalachlnu forest when lie relieved CnilishoJid C In Ihu little Uvkur were found t elements from whtch Cnilghixid pro pared the luncheon of btltIUl Nggx nndl 1 stet1V6tic nglAM iild Uonitfti Just lu hue to lilt the urea of locall storms to night Ho looked from the tiller to the rom pass mid henltntod about leaving It to Oat He had iwvgr tried Jetting the Virginia follow Imr nose with the till lashed Of course told he shell fall off But If she turns I can put tier her routs I believe Ill try her Whereupon Cnilghcm recited a poom I go away this blewwl1 day biatuda9Cairship ter nrluun iurti At twenty after elgbt MutlMa I do not know where yt nay no roOr whether near or tar Matilda paronLn That myitlc man beneath my ban eaShall saner touts qull eats Matilda anWhat right has he to keip from me airy scary route ItitllilaT Although In Moth I am a youth MgtlidaAmDeviled or am I not Matilda IAnd echo It there were nny place rJIHave some mlk while 511nrinchofs III She doesnt chnso her tall much replied Carsnu no far nt least She did not The gyroscopes boldI her on an wen ktUIl nnd the hltlmcter rotttntoscePc ilollvorrd the verdict that the Virginia was following u course us level ns a battleships Cnrsou ute watched the trjtiinpllunt test mud forgot to frown nnd ho little knew to ward what danger he was hurling him rrltee after peak village after village nnd occasionally n blj umokeless townt about tin national power plniitn of thoI Leighton reservoirs cnmu hurrying toward them pnssetl beneath like vl1 sinus mud foil Miliul Soe that bigl stratus cloud nukedI Carson SliHll wo go over or nude It Personally replied Cralglipnd 1vo brew under n cloud long enough rnpoIgr n ienientli wen the ijloom iiii l lullness j cloudy veilnr lint nlmvvll tit hI1 r When In DAWSONStop RICH HOUSE Ole block from Hamby WelL I p per dyt t6 II rttleb a 7 wl Ir the brilliancy reflected from the upper surface of Ithe cloud ns tram a fercrtt glittering plnln of snow The IIIIIrnIjwj tlie mjrldlnn ttud Iwarm but oii flic wIng over that great expanse of pearl the nlr felt not cold but caller and they put on their topcoats The shadow of the Virginia ran with her across the cloud like a black bat haloed In the un spvakablo glory of a triple rainbow which ringed the scudding shadow about In concentric circles BO bright so refulgent lu dye so gloriuua In their voyngersIallclnglowered their voices to the thrill of a beauty too Intense for speech The Immense engines were moving keepIngwouldwrun without a single stop until worn internaldc ones BO untrust worthy I wont to see where we are finally opentocpan I wont to compare the map with the landscape Obedient to the tilted rudders the Virginia pointed tier prow downward Her propeller blades hurled her swift ly forward nnd toward the earth and she plunged into the cold stream of the stratus cloud Into mist nod white carts of lacy fog and the snowy ot icurlty of an aerial blizzard Craig heath gasped at tbo chili and the blind ness lUng tor a guile said he Im lost jfo was not lost for long for the Vlr glnia clove the fleecy hoodwink and emerged through Its lower levels Into the clear shadows of tbo nether air They coull feel tbo warmth radiated from the ground balniy with earthy sterile Far to the northeast lay a shining river widening at tho limit of vision Into a broad estuary and Just within sight could be discerned the clustered spires and towers of a city Carson looked the landscape over and studied his map- Crnlghead cried Carson weve made Richmond tbreo hours quicker than I thought It possible A stork or a Canada goose couldnt have covered the distance and both sometimes go 200 miles an hour Why Let us exult over yon insufferable plutesl cried Craighead Lets fly Hags around cm Lets sail circles around the snobs- Cralghcad scanning the southeast with his flcldglasscs had discovered at a distance of six or seven miles a huge sliver aeronat steering north ward Theodore threw over tho tiller and mode for the airship Craighead talked at him In wonder That ship looks said Carson ad ranting the spark and crowding the engines like the Roc After a few moments on a straight course to Intersect that of the aeronat Carson threw the Virginia tip Into the cloud Soon they emerged oh the shin Ing upper localsl of tho cloud which hid their approach to the other craft One below tho curtain and one above It the airship of the tutors pad the nil ship of the past flew on converging thehcloud Into tow thinner vapor They llookvl about nnd saw nothing tad yet Strove tho purring of the roachln tremoru theecloudascame closer and closer My God CarsonI shouted Craig head Youre going foul of her Look down erJust In time Carson looked From tho depths of air below the great bub swiftkapproach A collision meant ruin The propelling blades of the ncronof would cut tho envelope of tho gas hold er like paper and the two ships In a huge mate of tangled wreckage would fall to the earth In death and ruin or the cscaplng gus from the ncrouct Ig nited from the exhaust of the Vlr glnlan engines might explode burling tho fragments of both vessels far nn4 wide And Carson saw In the ruin the fair forni of Virginia Suarez hurled tg earth front the Roc and crushed tq formlessness below Quick ns lightning Carson threw on full speed forward The Virginia obey edI her machinery and ns she swooped to the aeronots starboard the latter rose swiftly Tho Virginias steno nid rder grazed the gas ling and was nil but carried away n cord of the suspension system of the airship snapped with n detonation that set the hugo fabric In a tremble There rose a cry from the deck of the hitherto unconscious mon tLiter as her people realized the fearful fact that here In these dizzy heights they vane In collision with something A roan camp running out of tho e tllnI with a gun In his hand ns If n lIhI some wild notion of giving battle to I the destroyer The Virginia was half a mile from I tho airship before the crew of the lat t tcr had time to assure themselves of her safety The Virginia went asters I 1as well as athwart tho course of the other craft and as she sheered to star Iboard the aeroncf oust the aeronat I sped from each other at the sum of their two speeds perhaps four miles j a minute The people on tho latter must have thought the other gone tor ever when nn astounding thing hap pened The neronof wheeled about and gore chase nay she save chose farIn n time BO short that it seemed like a breath the Virginia on a level now with the others deck came In close astern then sheered ort and deliberate Ily ran around tile big Condor as sheIstood on her course at full speed Aspstye crossed the boWs n cry went out from the great ships engine roomae cry of mlnglfd tear and astonishment Why did this new craft BO course about them It was some new engine of aviation that was sure And with such Incredible speed and such unheard of njobllltyl So as Carson came up on his second circumnavigation of the Condor there took at thQ jail fit thft WlfatnliIP 1k 111 cOR tC I 2o to 50ffWe are truly offering several styles oi low shoes at 50 per cent off and choice styles at 80 cents on the dollar Remember you have August September and October to wear low shoes and why spend 2 for footwear when J will answer the purpose Crkj greTCtill 00Duys Womans 4 strap Patent- StV were 300 4 AnkloVwrf 98Duys Womans grey or brown V Ankle Strap word 300 and 400 1 OxHft 1 98Duys Womans Tan Strap or Ox ri wero 300 and J400 See Our Misses and Childrens Lines at 20 Per Cent Off Xp Cut Pico Goods ApprolaLSizesl H H two or three men with guns who modi threatening gestures and shouted tc him to atpndoff or they would shoot parsonNoneI off or well shoot Shoot If you darer cried Carson Dont you see that I cpu go above JVTOUKE ooixa rout OP nun LOOK DOWN I where you can shoot and rip your gas bag in perfect safety Come now answer my question This la the Daedalus of Spokane was the reply What devilish thing Is batThe Virginia ofof Carsons Laud Ing In Alabama replied Theodore Whose acrono U that asked the man who seemed In command Its mine said Theodore I built herWell said the man on tho other deck youve got the world by tho tall and If you need money apply to Calvin J Fry of Spokane Hold on please nut the Virginia gently Increasing her speed left the hustling Calvin JII Pry gesticulating far out of That to originate a hoorlngII Craighead ought to held brief period Looks as If they wero back pedaling I will find them said Carson evidently meaning something else If they havo hidden her in the farthest cave of that thundercloud Continued In Next hags TUB OIIIUT NORTH COUTH Thoso Indians wia made the first canoe of birch bark long ago n ere our greatest benefactors The chill dren of these Indians know the canon and they know how to use It and 1 If stetslimmerIn their own superb way Students who camp In summer along the Tern1 agaml Itakes are able to do two years work In one Finest of fishing and hunting Easy of access by tho Grand Trunk Railway System Infor pubtlentlon STrustI Still Bigger Ships j Tho proposed dimensions of tho big ship which IsI being bulk for the HamburgAmerican company have moro than once been enlarged until U is now finally settled that she will be 8793 feet long over all 952 feet brand and Cl teat deep The Ship ing World of England states that la to be propelled exclusively by turbines at a speed of 22 knots These dimensions slightly exceed those ot tho White Star Olympic and Titanic Glass eyes are now made with such perfection that even thC wearers are unable to see through tho do coptlon t XiV IROTKCTOU OUT WEST Woinnii InviiiUM tho Rnnks of IolJco us n City Night Watchman Rave you a night watchwoman n your town Probably not for Mrs AnglesCol sides herself who occupies that haz undone position Tho star worn on her coat is ot i husbandpatronsIn otho z hohadWhon Mr Foster became 111 and unable to continue the business Mrs Foster who had always worked mnnagemenbMr cided to ntsume the entire work Afraid she neverknown Iknowi get la the I rcIaltheIt doesnt pay to have sympathy with lawbreakers go1fodec7ares r l theywillaim la to prevent crime by keeping thocrOoks l when anyone Is caught In an unlaw tboiIm 1wom if symPathyNewsTrlbuno WilY NOT THTT POPHASfa ASTHMA CURE ineveryertlllIIam0SoldRepresentatives of organized 1rx r iIn n recent macs meeting at Aj i l pLroIngfordelegatlSto frame the constitution of the ncnv taro of Now Mexico 11Conorrhr L IINero Fiddled Was Indifference Burning While you say And you are right But how much worso is it than what you are doing every dayT You Lave read these advertise ments of the A L WEIL 6 CO Fire Insurance Agency for a year or more telling you that you ought to know all about the company that carries your fire Insurance but have you done anything about In Many have but tho majority of policyholders have done nothing about the selec ton of a company They aro still fiddling In the history of fire Insurance in America a largo majority of the fire insuranca companies organized have failed or retired front bus ness To bo Insured In companies like Wells that have been In business a hundred years and will be In business a hundred years from now costs no more than to bo In sured in ono that may go out of business next week i A L WElL CO Bath Fkaiea 30 KesUeaee 72i L 7 1 PAGE EIGHT THE PADUCAH EVENINGI SUNa fl SATmiUY AUOtfiT 20 T J to Department Store NORTH Tllllm STnr I T Halt a Square Prom Broadway The Store That ICCJI the Pricts Dowih- II t I ly r Cut that may be to it is so to best to may yet be had the and to room for our The cost and so it is a most to sell at the of we sell and not lose of It is to your best to comt and now but if you so do it in Dress Perhaps you need Ginghams for making school dresses We are clear Ing out one lot at 5c one lot lit if 13c and one lot at 9c a yard they were made to sell at 8 13c He and 12e a yard 20c Light at 12c This Is a lot of white ground Poplins with figures and polka dots made to sell at 20c now being cleared out at 12l4c a yard You will find It useful for a number of purposes Must n We are reducing the present stock at prices that merit your con sideration Opportunities in the These Womens Umbrellas at 97c School Umbrellas at 36c These Hair Darrets at 5c and lOc These 27Inch at ISc These Allover at Wash Dells at lOco These Jabot Collars at lOc These GOc Silk Gloves at 29c These Belt Pins at 25c These 24Inch Hair RatA at IGc These Jeweled Back Combs at These GOc Dells at 26c These fourclasp Hose at Sc These ISo at 9c These LOc Scissors at Gc Cabinet Hair Pins at 4c INSPECTION COXFKK AHOUT IT AT Decision Until State Asso ciation Meets In Sep tcniber Lauisvllle Aug 20 Leading Cankers of LouUvllle at a conference hed yesterday In the directors room of the LouUvllle Trust com pany discussed the matter of exam ining into the condition of state Lanka The conference was held In with a notice sent by Dr Hen L Uruner secretary of jitato bankers Kentucky Inc his notice Dr Bruner urged the Leads of state banks to adopt a sys tem whereby state banks may be ex alined After idea on the voluntary pan U was deemed best to defer action until next month When the annual convenUon of ll- Ihe Hfnte Bankers awoclatloit will le held In Ixiulsville The resolu tion action was Intro diifJ by H V Loving president of the Louisville Trust company and was fpondod by Henry C Walbeck president of the German Insurance bank The vote for Ita adoption was uroDtmous The action of Secretary of State Hruner In calling the attention of sue ssate bankers to the need of ex aminations was not as it s generally known that Dr Bruner has advocated of state I banks for some time He has been working out his plans on the volun tary rystem for a long time N4 business whatever can now be done on Sundays In the Mexican city tit Mazatlan Heretofore all places of business rave been open from 8 to 12 on Sunday allowing only onehalf liolidnyft jn the whole week England makes a stets grant of 250 per acre to encourage tobacco growing In Ireland Off to New York City for One Grand Purpose0 d m That of Inspecting the Newest Finest Best of Everything and of Buying Our Customers That is Desirable Approaching Fall and Winter Season A Great Sale of Wool Dress Goods We are going through the Dress Goods stock from day to day fyodp ui a1 kiisiUi of from 1 2 3f+ 4 Gi C fd 7 yards and marking them- at reduced pi Ices to till Utiiiiur or yards In each jijece Among them you will find good picking for school dresses separate skirls and some suit lengths Every price will be a price Silks at We are Silks ot vari OilS kinds at prices that never fall to Interest those who are silk in clined One great assortment at 3Gc a yard 0 Yard wide Taffetas at 65c C9cl 89c and 98c a yard Numerous other Bilk bargains may be had here and We are naming goodbye prices on all Summer Underwear and on Summer Hosiery It you need Womens Gauze Vests we have them at Gc 7 He and 8 13c Wo have Womens Silk Hose to your liking at only 49c a pair Womens 26c Gauze Lisle Hose at IGc a pair Misses 25c Gauze Wale Hose at lOc a pair and numerous other Hosiery bargains Lady Clearing out one lot of 100 American Lady Corsets at 75c a pair a Jl S a River Stages I 42 02 riPeI Cincinnati 43 00 79 OI t 3S O2 fall Mt Vernon 43 O O Btd Mt Carmel 19 00 std Nashville 82 03 fall 33 00 itd Florence 16 01 fall 3C 03 fall Cairo 91 03 fall St Louis 38 00 sfd Paducah 4C 04 fall Burnalde 07 01 fallI Carthage 21 03 fall1 River Forecast The Ohio will continue to fall at this point Todays Arrivals Dick Fowler Cairo Ohio Golconda Cowling and Brook Owens landing Brook port and I Evansvllle Todays Dick Fowler Cairo Ohio Golconda Cowling and Brook Owens landing Brook port and Evansville Tennessee river rlft At 7 oclock thIs morning lhe gauge read 4C Indicat ing a tall of 44 In the past 24 hours Weather clear The J U Richardson arrived at noon today from Evansville and The Cowling made her regular III trIps to and I today doing a splendid Saturday I business iII The Clyde Is duo out of the Ten nessee river Monday evening The Dob Dudlty Which Is taking II the trade will arriveII Monday from Nashville The Kentucky took on a large cargo today and will leave at C I A Great Sale of New It Is a sale of tho brand now swell 1910 autumn styles tho smart autumn models strictly man tail ored and are fashions stylish and pretty fall favorites There lla cloth quality In them fabrics of high grade that hold their shape and looks through long service They hang evenly and all around They show the masterful tailoringl In their many graceful and Is such as to make them real In appearance that fit your figures and It has not been luck but true merit that has made our skirt so famous Splendid skirt ties like these still entitle this de partment to your careful and favorable Hero you have the largest assortment In the city from which to choose be- sIdes the pricing Is In favor of buy Ing here We are pricing these rich new fall models at 5 to 16 each AH Kimonos are being eloped out at bargain pricey from 49c up to 150 A Great Sale of bloom We have received n great stock of these excellent for our fall business We are now naming prices at C9c 95c and 160 each These Iettlcoats are sold much Out We are naming prices for Wasl oclock this evening for the Tonnes see river The Ohio brought down a number of Saturday shoppers today and Ml al 2 oclock OH her return trip to Garrett has succeeded Grover Ncbllll who resigned his position as clerk on the Dick Pow ler The Robertson did a business today and made the Illinois landings on schedule time all o the machinery of the Illfated steamer J S which went to the bottom of the Missis sippi has been recovered through the efforts of Diver Charles Murray of East Dubuque When It reaches Dubuque It will be and I repaired with a view to placing It In some other boat Louisville Herald I Or Aeillnlinnr It I I I osculation doesnt bother me a bit I A Real Town I I And what sort of a town Is oursI I man who had been patiently J Ing to a long of a WIIIIi canals Bates said I and Bhes a t old a good band a soap factory and more English sparrows than can that should Interest every woman wearing waists Elegant waists at 79c 95c 126 150 and 196 that were made to sell from 100 up to 350 each Lots of Wool at 195 3 75 and 495 Made to sell at 350 up to ffl We are clearing these lots out because we have these numbers You will find the styles You Use a Silk Coat or a For gee Coat if the Price is 1 We ore showing Silk Coats at 395 675 850 and 1000 Offering Iongee Coats at 076 850 and 1000 Light Wool Coats Wo are showing Womens Coats made of covert cloth and bthcr materials for early autumn wear at 396 600 and 7J0 each Black Silk We have bought another tock of the greatest selling black silk Petti coats at a bargain price we have ever had The bargain price we are selling them at Is only 339 each The quality Is so much bet ter than the price signified that youll be delighted Shoe At Oxfords for I G 1 Methodist Tho Rev G T Sullivan pastor Sunday school and mens bible class at 930 Preach ng at 1045 a m and 8 p m by the pastor Subject for the morn Ins dtacourre hutch Legaop of Christ to Hid Church and the even Ing text More Room for Chrtrt and ills Word Miss Soule will sing at the morning offertory Rev G W Hank pastor Preo h4ng at 11 a m fry O W Banks the pastor Subject The Folly of Sin At the owning hour an service will be hold and the meeting will be addressed by MUa ChrJMinn Al- bright 1 of Chicago Har ftibjoct will be the Work of tho The pastor also will make a short address Bpworth league at 715 i m All young people made wol conie SOUTH SIDE The Rev J II Peanon pastor Sunday school at 930 al 11 a hi at 3 p m and 8 p m by the pastor The Rev E n Landla raster Sunday txliool at 930 a m Preaching at 1045 Hurwoll I pastor Sunday school and bible class at 930 Alt I vices t Rev G H pastor Sunday school al 930 a m at 11 a m and 745 p m by the pastor Subject for the evening dllcoure will be The Groat Name and the evening sermon Availing Faith FIRST The Rev Mr E Dodd pastor Sunday school al 930 a m nl 11 a nh and 7tC p m Tho Rev W A bate pastor Sunday school at 930 oclock eervlces dla contlnuod TENTH Rev GD wvntt pastor Bible school Women Misses and Children Unit hue been 100 to riO At 9Co Womens Pumps that have been 150 At 139 Womens Pumps nnd Oxfords that have been 300 At 1C9 Womens Pumps nnd Oxfords that have been 260 At 195 Womens Oxfords that have been 300 At 246 Womens Pumps that have been 350 to 400 At 69c Misses and Oxfords that have been 100 At 150 Hoys Shoes jind Ox fords that have been 200 At Veins Oxfords that have been fi0At Oxfords that have been 300 At Oxfords that have been 3ro to 400 In the lists At 16c These Childrens 2cStraw lists At 3lc These DOc Straw Hat At 3te Mens and Hoys COe Straw lists At and Hoys 100 Straw hints At 9Se Mens and Hoys 200 Straw rata Work Pants At 79c These Mens and Hoys 100 Work Pant Mmes Hells At Mens 25e Hells At 3N These Mens Loc Hells I 930 a m at 1045 n m t Morning subject TJle Cross ChrUtlnn Endeavor meets at 7 j in II protracted meeting fbr two weeks- at the Hlckman church Gerntnn The Orotaor pastor Sunday school at 930 German servteo lIinrbe morn ing at 1045 and In I GOOD HOUSEf The I ChrMlwii I 1 row morning Sunday ac l 930 a In Sunday service at lllI I a m meeting at 8 p m t Cliurrh Note The Homo Mission society of tho Mothodbt church will meet Monday at 8 oclock al the Haptlst The Home Mission society of the l Fountain Avenue Methodist church Iin Christian church convenes tomorrow at 930 sharp All officers teachers and pupils arc urged to be present with Mules or teguments Inviting I The Dodd society of the First Ilaptlsl church will meet Monday Fifth Street l The Homo society of the Methodist church will The state tobacco ofIFranco trade 75218 55 profit 1908 1900 or than 1111 i II MUST IiCII tIN WIIV KI11T CUR TAIN linTMHS IMTItXT Lenturl A Gn rue of GrrcntllltI S U who I f I Aug Sully of New York thu cotton king John Hays Hammond of 01 Now York and and his ton Harris Hammond were opal by Jusllco Gould of tho supreme I court of tho District of Columbia to show pause next Friday why they should not return to Lemuel A Greene of Greenville S C certain tellers patent Issued to him for Inc Greene has assigned his patent to cottoh grading company In consld he alleges of the payment stock worth 60000 declare Fully and the had Jio trustee transfer tho Ito the company and leaned him 60000 In stock but declined cash payment a i J ARE THE TO prices give extraordinary bargains people induced buy freely because obviously their interest secure such bargains clear shelves counters tables make incoming stocks Dear Customers merchandise keeps steadily rising retail operating expenses keep steadily expanding difficult matter goods smallmargin profit then piles money interest buy dont think Bargains Ginghams Ground Shirtings Underwear Templing Notion Section Klounclngs Embroideries 49cThese 160c Supporters Handkerchiefs guaranteed 39cThese HAXKKKS 10UISV1LLK JIETINU- loetpoue compliance throughout exjimlnallon potlpotUng unexpected examinations toSenipWjes the the for All for the they Thus exchanging Bargain Remnants according moneysaving Many Bargain Prices displaying Hosiery Underwear American Corsets ttttttttt3 RIVERNEWS 1It TTTTTT Plttfburgh sfd- LouIsvIKe rlre- Evansvllle Chattanooga Johntonvlllo Metropolis portRobertson Livingston PointIRichardson Departures Metropolis portRobertson LlvlngstonPolnlI- Ucbardlon Kentucky woodIgovernment Metropolis Brookport Richardsons Charming Autumn Skirt gracefully benutlfulgracefully becomingly department opportuni Inspection consideration Kimonos Heather Petticoats Iettlcoats ordinarily higherClearing Waists GolcondaFrank flourishing Practically overhauled motoringI IIstenJ descrIption lumbering cItyImonthsI OhIllatelthlngYouthICompanlon Broken Skirls discontinued goodCan Right Womens Weight lightweight Petticoats Bargain Opportunities lathe Department 50eCanvas ti3wJL11JAT THE I RGHBSf BROADWAY LueSotte KOUXTAIV AVFUPiTDu educational Deaconefe Preaching Ipivsbylerlnn pastorI discontinued mellsI Baptis- tSECONDThe SmnlleI Preaching Preaching Cliristlnn- FIBST Communion STREETThe Childrens 120Lot 196Mens 3246Hons Bargain Opportunities Clothing Department Straw Childrens 690tens nays60c 1geThese Preichinp SutrJeotTwo Mondayfor Chrlqlan LUTHBIUAN Itm Bngllnniiervfce HJllIcflllal 9HBPARD lutorbmdaylijenIng rPJtIIltomul Testimony Wednesday Broadway headquarters toohavenbanner Northl Missionary Broadway oclockatmonopoly headlempl SULLY CITED Washington 20Uanllll Washington grlldlngI asiueteetfhtlfyi organizationb6ckV lieI r Department Store 1lIalf1 HERE DEPARTING INSTRUCTIONS OUR SALESPEOPLE Jwhile dont herlreturn theI ITTT7TTTTTT buteollduetetlb willttjtheld 30Iin Bap1tlst CClC04niDro tUIIUIIf Mens Socks At 8 l3o These Mens lie Lisle Hose t e r lLlelulaceMens Tea At Gc These Mens 100 tashll Tied At 19o These Mews 2Br 811k Ties At 29c Tinno Mens GOc Silk Ties i t McusS Summer Underwear I At 19c These Mens tic Ualbrlg ran Undenthlru mud Drawers At 26c Tinso Mens tOe Halbrlg Kan Undershirts and UrAwcratt Mens Shirts- At 1 211eThoao Mens Sue Soil Shirts At 79oThoeo Mens 100 Dress Shirts Boys Wash Suits fr- At c9cThto hullsMJAt C9o These hays 100 Wash Suits At IIThlle Hoys 300 Wash tfultst Suit Cases At C91 These 90c Suit Cases I At 890 =Those I125 Stilt Caws At 2C9 Thfso 160 Suit aaea At UThtlo 800 Stilt ssestt Trunks At 48Thoso 3ro Trunks At 398ThcSO 5 00 Trunks At C48 Those I 10 Trunks t- At 718Thews 1000 f Trunksr A razor hone whkh has been spolled 1y steelI luriklM filling the perm ram tw mad IS od as new r 4t by llli ll1tttc In lirdtoelilarlr acids 4 1- sad Ilea IIH wat- erGood 1 t = I Printing Means tho right matter properly arranged and properly printed on the right kind ufhstock IWe keep mtn to help prepare t matter as well as to gel out tho Job No charge for helping get up tho matter lIf you have an Idea or propor iltlon to present to the ptopto tall Job Department Old Plio IWHr Nwr 1ILelt Sun Publishing Co llnrorpumlr- d118tll l Honth Third Street PAUUCAH KY ip DRINK GERST BEER It t J U liirmM In one of the most sanitary breweries In the United Slatesautlthe largest nnd best equipped Plant in the South from the Clyilcint Mult nnd lops n thoroughly aged before Irnvlu llio lircx cry valid cannot cause MlloiiNiieNi- OKI 1ST UkKjt In now being delivered In cases of one down qunrts and two dozen pints by The Biederman Distilling CotDIstrjliiitorH tar Indiicasli Ky For prices 1liono 103 no m I ff TIdeWater Coal elevatorandis more in demand for in than all OTHER COALS qutlities a aqhtdocs not clinker and holds fire over night These Igood together with unexcelled delivery service and FULL WEIGHT convincedTRADEWATERof home t r WEST KENTUCKY COAL COMP NV OJ rf TacarogratPLYardsC M RIKER Manager of Sales Both Phones No 324 or 335 a a ww wu LLnn xj r + t v n

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