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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11
Over Two Thousand Present
at the Opening.
High School Exceeds All Former Re-
cords for the First Days
Enrolment.
PLANS ARE ALL CARRYING OUT

Reports of enrolment handed
Supt. c. NJ. Lieb by principals at the
close of the first. days school yester-
day show that the schools will en-
| Joy a big attendance, the biggest in
the history of the schools, IL the pu-
pills continue to come in as they
started. The total enrolment will
not be reached before the end of the
month but the figures are encourage
ing so far.
Following are the reports: McKin-
ley, III; Lee, 29S; Longfellow, 202;
Jefferson, 1922 Washington, 662;
High school, IA; Franklin. 3S7;
Garfield. colored, 3S1; Lincoln, col
cred. 3S4.
Total white LOG
Total coloPed ........... 165
Total enrolment ......... 2,S71
''As to the congested condition of
the schools we can determine little
yet" Supt Lieb said. "Eighty-four
to the room is a congested condition
and as soon as we are running
smoothly we will begin to thin out
by transferring pupils from one
school to another. The schools start
ed out nicely yesterday and we are
encouraged"
This morning the pupils returned
to school with books ready for hard
work and they entered inlo It with
a will There was some natural con-
fusion incidental to opening the
schools, especially concerning the
program of studies. but these are
remedied by grade meetings held af-
ter school hours.
The first principals meeting will
be held Friday afternoon. Nothing
has been done yet towards the or
ganizatlon of the literary society.
This will be taken up probably next
week and a program outlined.
The High School.
The High school is the largest Ia
the history of the city. the enroll
ment being IA. The High school
has been increasing since the twelfth
grade was added.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11
EVERYBODY GETS A SEAT.
Opera Chairs Are Also Furnished Pa
irons of Barnum n Bailey Circus.

One of the announcements of the
Barnum & Bailey circus. which comes
to Paducah September 81. that at
tracts particular attention IL the
statement that seat and a foot-rest
are furnished every purchaser of a
ticket for the big show. What this
means need not be explained to any
one who recalls the discomfort and
crowding attendant upon a visit to
the ordinary circus.
lone important feature of the
Barnum q Bailey seating plan, said
an agent of the big show, us the fact
that every ticket issued. whether re-
served or not. has a coupon. Where
seat is not reserved in advance, the
admission coupon does not call for a
specific seat, but entities the holder
to certain section. Each of these
sections has accommodations for a
certain number of visitors and as
only sufficient tickets to fill them are
sold. there is never any possibility OF
overcrowdlng, In the seats orjinari-
ly furnished by circuses to those pur.
chasing admission tickets, only, Wis.
itors are compelled to bangle thelr
legs intentionally in the air. or to
excite the resentment of others by
resting their feet on the seats In
front At the same time the man who
Is thus taking advantage of his neigh
Dor to rest his feet, has the annoy
ance OF suffering the same infictlor
from those behind. BY the new foot
rest scheme inaugurated by Barnun
& Bailey all this discomfort and
cause of ill-feelng is obviated. Ev
cry seat has an extra board upoi
which to rest the feet. This mean
the carrying of just double the oil,
number OF planks, but the show ha
had its reward an the increased com
fort and consequent satisfaction o
the public"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11
River Stages.

The river here gradually is fall
ing. The stage this morning was
1914, fall of OIL In the last "a
hours. Business was quiet at the
wharf today.
The Sycamore will arrive from
Nashville tomorrow to go on the
ways for slight repairs.
The Clyde arrived out of the Ten
nessee river last night and will leave
Wednesday evening for the Tonnes
see river.
The Henry Harley will be on the
ways a few days for repairs.
The Saltlllo did not arrive from
the Tennessee river until 4 O'Clock
this morning, on the return trip to
st. Louis.
The City of Terre Haute was
chartered TO carry a party to Smith
land today TO attend court there. The
Terre Haute has been running in
the Paducah-Dycusburg trade.
The sa nnah will arrive from st.
Louis tonight on the up-trip to the
TennesseSsriver.
The Buttorff will bring an excur-
sion from Clarksville tonight. TO take
in the carnival. The Buttorff will lie
over until Wednesday night.
All the regular boats will bring
crowds to the carnival though there
are few specially arranged schedules
for the occasion.
The John Hopkins came In from
Evansville today and left Immediate
ly on the return trip.
The Dick Fowler will arrive from
Cairo tonight at o'clock, having
left for that point this morning at
the same hour
The Margaret arrived this morn
ing from the Tennessee river with a
tow OF ties.
The Russell Lord will arrive at
Cairo Wednesday morning with a
big tow of ties. on the way 10 st.
Louis from the White river in Ar
kansas.
The Jim T. Duffy arrived this ar
ternoon from the Tennessee river
with ties for the Ayer-Lord Tie COM
pany. ,1i N
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11
Beer Is a
Temperance Drink
Statistics VIII show That Its Incrcas-
Ing Sales Bring a Corresponding
Decrease In Drunkenness.

To show the effect of beer drink
Ing on the health. DR.. =. Bauer, OF
Berlin. a distinguished German sci
enlist and professor. makes a report
on the health of the 75 employees of
a German brewery. This report is Of
especial interest just at this time be-
cause of the increasing popularity
Of beer in the United States, as shown
by the recent report of the commits
sioner of internal revenue that dur
Ing the past year the people of the
United States drank 60,000.0OO
more gallons OF beer than during
any other year in the history OF the
nation, and there is less intemper-
ance than ever before.
In speaking of the results of his
investigation. Or. Bauer says:
"Of the seventy-hve employees, each
of whom drinks over a gallon of beer
daily. sc have stood the rigid physi'
cal examination for enrolment In
the German army and are soldiers
of the remaining eighteen, eleven are
minors. three we're found too small
in stature and four were rejected for
defects suffered by accident"
Leading physicians have said there
Is no doubt whatever of the health
fulness of good beer. and most o.
them recommend Pabst Blue Ribbon
Barley malt, the soul of beer, give
IL certain food value and the small
percentage of alcohol. only 3 IL pc
cent In Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, 4
an aid to digestion.
In the brewing of beer. the richer
the malt the more wholesome the
beer. Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer II
brewed only from Pabst exclusive
eight-day malt, choicest imported
hops and pure water. Pabst exclu
sive eighi-day malt is grown from
finest selected barley and grow
slowly, without any rushed develop
ment, so that the malt retains al
the food elements of the grain in pre-
digested form. This is what make
Pabst Beer the superior Of all beer
In food strength. II Is always abso
lutely pure and clean. the most re
freshlng and nourishing beverage, TIL
best beer for the home.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11
Littlefield Elected i'm Spite
of GOmpers.
Legislature and All congressman Are
Safely Landed by Party In
Power.
MaJORITIEs ARE ALL SMALL

Portland. Maine. Sept. i1.-Gover-
nor William I. Cobb. of Rockland.
Republican. standing on a platform
devoted almost exclusively to the
continuance of prohibitory law, was
reelected today by plurality of
less than 5000 and with but few ex-
ceptions the smallest margin of votes
ever given a Republican governor In
Maine.
More Interesting. from certain
standpoint, was the reelection of
Congressman Charles L. Littlefeld,
Republican, IN the Second district by
a reduced plurality. Littleneld's can
didacy was a subject of bitter oppo-
sition on the part OF Samuel Com
pers, president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. who asked for his
defeat on the grounds that he voted
against certain labor measures at the
last session of congress.
Llttleheld's plurality is estimated
today at about 1000 Congressman
Edwin c. Burlelgh. Republican. was
reelected In the Third district by a
plurality of 1000, and Congressman
Lewellyn Powers. Republican in the
Fourth district. by plurality of o.
600. The reelection of Congressman
Ames l.. Alien In the Ffrst district
Is claimed by the Republicans.
The Legislature will be Republican
by safe margin.
The campaign in Maine was the
most exciting and strenuous since the
famous grecnback days of iS79-SO.
A governor. four representatives 20
congress. county officers and repre-
sentatiyes TO the next legislature
we're chosen. The next legislature Is
TO elect a successor to Senator Frye
The Republican candidate for COVER
nor was William r. Cobb. of Rock
land. the president incumbent, who
asked for a second term. He is a
close friend OF Congressman Little
field The Democratic nominee was
Cyrus w, Davis. of Watorvllle. a
promoter OF Colorado mines. This
was his Second candidacy for COVER
nor, he having been defeated in 1904.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11
CANfET.IA.

Mrs. Louis Holt. of Camella. was
the guest of Mrs. Albert Miles last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce ana
child. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner last Sunday.
Mr.. George Turner Is Still having
the chllls.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11
The High School.

The High school is the largest In
the history of the city, the enroll
ment being IA The High school
has been increasing since the twelfth
grade was added.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11
Official Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville no material
change during the next "a hours. At
Mt. Vernon will continue failing dur
ing the next "a hours. At Paducah
and. Cairo VIII fail during the next
several days.
The Tennessee at Florence will fall
today. AT Johnsonville will rise dur
ing the next "a to SO hours.
The Mississippi from below ST.
Louis to Cairo no material change
during the next "a to 80 hours.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11

There was one consolation for
our crew when they lost that race"
And what was that?" They were
all In the same boat. brooklyn
eagle
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11

FLOWS this, You have two dogs
and three cats" bat We told you,
you know. that we hadn't any chill
tlren. "-Fllegende Blaetter.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11

The conversation at the average
pink tea is not nearly so pale as the
title of the function would indicate.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-09-11

Self-made women outnumber self
made men dozen TO one--any deal
er In cosmttics will tell you.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

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G6mereteu,

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Deibes uno geIbes 3ern $1.0o-l.26.
Reo Sob @ntIase Sl.10-l.25.
Som peas $l.75.
Billet 81 30 Bis 3l.85.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

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fouri bat bas @siu9 Der @attenm6rbe
rim Ngnes Wpers. tbr einen neuen
proasB 3u bsuiQigen, abaemisisn. Sis
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fierr, Elm iun9er Worueeer, CHARLES q.
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belt zines Utenh mdo&sns, wdtreno biz
3ueite bic perrin mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

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shc; beige et!srs et-83e lkRes Atxha
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

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unb bs.1 Garfen bon BdIotu In Betref
Der internationalen paIitii tbrer Qdn'
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H&teii belunbeten. Sn oeuiKen Rret
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
Opm u seens&asfl.

BeIi&icrn - Ss1baufspreie: is RAD ha
0uaIitdt, $3.50.
3afer-eei&dIt 80-36e; In ben Kssssa
t10.00-$ AGO per TsnRs.
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etob-prefe. ie mad BEN oroh. b. Esb
len, 81. 00-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

auf a&t Sabre bsrIdnaert uiKsn. er
min au& psriu&sn. gr6Bere Wadtpol.
fommenbeiten au ~erIansen, ~ieoenfans
nit BEN 6intergeoantsn, f4 fpdtsr
gun, Diftator au erfldrsn.
|. Cuba.
ameritanif9s g oIbaten
treffen elm.
6%abaria, 10. Ottober. @amp
Columbia. bas 0auptquartier Der ONE.
rifanii&sn Soloaten uno MatroIen,
wd&f bon 6tunoe su Stunbe getuaItig
an. Die $ruppen iollsn erff bann In
oie berf&ieoenen Sbsile Der Smell Der.
f4idt meroen. uenn General s Granf.
lin Bel bic ndbersn DispoRtisnen er,
tbeilt. Gin porIdufser plan gets
babin. bic Sruppsn in srcBen Seta9e
ments auf bic etn3elnsn probin3ial.
6auptadote unb @isnfusgos gu bertbei.
len, bon no Gus fte tiberaa. no es
n0tbia III. 8eruenoung finoen t6nnten.
3mifhen ben einaelnen permanenten
!, 2agsrfdtted ioQ oan1 birefte teleara.
pbii&e @erbinouns bsresffent uerben.
alfrebo 3apas. Der 5hbrsr Der libe.
ralsn, erfdien i'm palais unb Tub
@Oucerneur $aft Elm. am IA. biefes
Wonats elmer WafenbsrfammIung Der
2~iberalen bei3upobnen. 8oup.rneur
SaFt ertuioerte, er tueros borausRntli6
f4on am Is. nod Der 6eimatb abrei,
fen. Genor 3apas srbot fi9 bierauf,
bic 8srfammlung fdon Dor Der Nbreiie
oes @ouberneurs sin3ubsrufen, aber
0err Saft ertldrte, er balte es nidt fur
paHsno. elmer partsiosmonfration BET.
%auwobnen. Eie 6srren Saft unb
Bacon baben au9 bisls anoere ginlas
oungen au Diners unb fonfigen asiel
idaftlihen 0eranftultungsn nit Der
Begrtinouna abgelehnt, bab ss ibnen
on 3sit febls. Nad Der atrsiis Der
ameritanifnen 9ommiHdre tpirb Der
miliidrtfde Aoiutant oss @oubsrneurs.
2apitdn We@op. moo cine @o9e bier
blsibsn. um 6errn Saft's Xmtsna9.
folger, @barlss 8. Wasoon, nit Der
Gage Der Dinge meter betannt 3u
MAIDEN.
@eneraI Sunni mirb
mad 6aufe 9ef4tft.
Sabana q, 10. Oft. @oubsrneur
8aft tinoiste hsuts Nbsnb on, bab
General 5rsbsrid 5unfOn ni9t bic
amsritanifden Ottupationstruppen aui
@uba fommanoirsn, fonoern am nd4.
Hen Samtus fd auf benz Sdla9t'
fhiH ,2ouifana" nod Nmerita, su.
fammer NIT 6srrn Saft unb benz
6hlfs.S taatsietretdr Bacon, eini9if.
fen mirb. General s. Granflin BEL,
8eneralfabs9ef Der B%unoesarmee,
pirb bas 2ommanbo tiber bic ameri.
taniide Ottupationsarmse In guba
tbernebmen.
2rieesistretdr Saft iebt bas 9r6bts
3utrauen auf oie Ga6isteit Oss Gene
rolls Bell unb er foQ bas amerifaniids
programm NIT 9ef4idtsr Diplomatic
burdfhbren. Bisle electromagnetic BE.
ante. Offisiere unb garssr @uba'a
erbOben seaea General Gunfon ale
Observation-Disclosures Der armee Gin.
tpanb, neil er tpdbrenb bes ipanifaen
arieges bon Der cubanif9en Mrmee
beiertirte.
Stalten.
8otebe 8 reunb9a t.
Rom, 10. Dit. Der bebor,
fsbsnbe Befu3 bes 6errn b. Sf9irfhtp,
oss beutfasn Staatsistretdr bes Meu,
Bern, wtro bier NIT zlebbaftsm Sntsr.
efe bsipro&sn. obmobl Der 8siu9, ben
offi3ielen @rfldrungen aufelee, nur
als stns Befunoung Der ber3li&en Be.
Iaiebunaen 3wif&en Stalien uno Deut5h.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11

0ta@tG
AepfeI 81 $500 per Sab.
Banane1 81. 7b-2.25 ; tiftas 41--S1.9,
Gttrcnen 50 60-70 90 tes &if&
Dransen - 81. 0O-B.no pss Rife.
BaHermeIon zen, lac unb &c.
gfrfae, $l.ba-2.s0 per BuiteI.
@antaIopes, 81. & Bis $i.76 per SaS.
gfaumen 81 IL bic 90 q per oaibeI:
Brnen. $l.lb per BuibeI.
Vel strauten, &c bas Rfuns.
0smGis.
Crime Bobnen-$ pr Gab.
Rotbe Riben 2be per Duaenn HunGeB.
&eIerp- $3.50 bic Bog
2raut SO $40 pei Eonne.
BlumentubI s1.25 pa guibsI.
eoIat - 60e per HuibeI.
SwiebeIn Motbe uxb wetbe tl.16 pc,
Bfunb; spanti@e 8utsbeIn - 81 &c
per Rite.
geterRIie 1850 pei Tutexh Naa4e8.
2artoHeIn-$l.76 per Sat.
Wabieie Zoe per Dutesh Wun&es.
sdtfartofeIn Ttrstnia S8.s6; BoIti'
more $50 -3.76; Series $500 - s4.0C
per Sat.
tomatoes 80c-7bc per BufbeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
States. CITES s~s WsRAaes

ssattes, CITES a&a Vs&2aes
pdRbIer besabIea tc.assbs $rsVs!
Srii@e Gier-22e esr Drteab.
0abner lOe. edtxs g. Tarteps - 6-l0s,
@nten 7c, @dnie DC.
Gutter - Country. 16e. Srsone-a 26'.
0IetA 28c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-11
Sol0QteSfQ
1tnb Y5bel in &nblanb feiern iberall tuiberli6e
8lnt. Srgien.

gnteblde, moeride Stenen. - @it iteelen augen - gene aoniitudpn
in Torfdlag. - amerianhde eoloahn teHen eE. - Bme Der
5~rennoihaft. = Ssnfde a~nsegHeu - Yfarrer 80
1 Sabr 3uttbans berurtbel. - 0eneral
1nnhon wro mad Sanie sei4idt.