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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-21
MINING INVESTMENTS

RADIUM COPPER MINING co.
Denver Northwestern railroad building across
property, 100 feet from main tunnel High
grade copper, gold opened up. Crowdine
development to ship ore to Denver custim
smelters. Minneapolis men inspected mine
= October. 1906. Send for late report and price
of stock. Charles F. Potter & Co., Invest
ment Brokers, 617 Guaranty bldg, Minneapo-
lis. n. B.-Stockholders made Calumet s.
Hecla, Calumet & Arizona, Greene Consoli.
dated and all the copper mines now paying
large dividends
SHELTER, Toe; MOHAWK, Sl5,
Rotary Engine, So; Copper Butte, soc; Shat.
tuck, $50; Snowstorm, 81; San Domingo, 81;
Key West. 10c; Mount Union, Sc; Uncle Sam
Oil, &c; Marconi Wireless. $2.15; Anglo-saxon,
11sc; Empire Tunnel, 10c; and all other mining
stocks cheap. R. B. Higbee, dealer in stocks
mania Life building, st. Paul, MINI. Both
phones.
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TIMBER CLAIMS.

BRITISH COLUMBIA TIMBER LANDS.
We have for sale large and small tracts of
fine timber land both on water and railroad;
prices from 81 per acre md up, according to
location. Tell us what you want and will be
pleased to submit particulars and list. Eu-
gene R. Chandler, 407 Hastings st. lancou-
yer, B. G..
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REAL ESTATE. TRANSFERS

L l.
Se~~~~~@>~~~-~-~-N~N~ ~~~--~~~~1~~~~.~~>
The twenty associates to VIM. G.. Gardner
and wife, lot o, block 1, Forest Heights $3.50
George Koenig and wife to Congdon Con-
struction company, lot g., part lot s,
block 3, George Galpin's addition. 49,. 145o
Peter S. Nelson to Joseph W. Bull, part
lots ,43, a, 49,. Meadville Park Lake
MinnetOnka .,......... / 800
Mary e. O'Brien to Maggie J. Rosen-s
berg, part lot Z, block 1, Cornelrs Sec
ond addition to Minneapolis. .......... 500
Minnesota Title Insurance & Trust com -
pany to Frank S. Brumaquim, lots -
: to, 10, block 5, Thornton Park Second -
division Observation-Disclosures. 1926
Emma Crosby to Edison S. Woodwork.
undivided 2-3 block /, North Minneapolis $3.50
Charles j. Bartleson and wife to Edison
$. Woodworth undivided 1-6 block 1,
North Minneapolis 49,: :............... 21oo
'Adelbert A. Wyman to John F. Wyman,
undivided X of lot 5, section 16-11S-21 1000
Charles A. Grain and wife to Helen %..,..--
Il. Coles lot IL, block 16, Vinton Park 800
Alfred Anderson and wife to VIM J.
Digby, lot 8, block 2, Chicago Avenue
Fannie P. Exton to Della T. Marshall, -
lot Z, block 4, Hawkins addition !. !. $500
John Burns to Michael P. Koran. lot 49,,
block 2, Northeast Park ............ 300
Carrie S. Hanson to E. P. Byhre, lot 8,
block 4, Manages Second addition. :. -. 100
strum, lot IA, Warnock & Latson's sub
division Of block IS, Gales First adj
John I.;BeI and wife to Francis E. Stew
ems and wife. part lot Is, all Of lot IA,
Birch Bluff, Upper Minnetonka 5000. $500
Jessie f. and John N. Roberts to Eliza
( beth c.. Rouen, lot Z, Auditors Sub
division No.. IS ..........:............ 1900
Bemis Bros. Bag company to Judson NJ
Bemis, part lot 4, block Co. Minneapolis $50
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MOVING

f.. .' .-s.- MSS LINZ
THE BOYD TRANSFER AND STORAGE Co
has unequaled facilities for packing moving (
storing and shipping household goods Cali
and inspect our plant at 18th ay and
Lake st, the largest in the west; the finest any.
where embracing stables, wagon shops and
freproof storage warehouse with separate
rooms and compartments. Visitors welcome
Warehouse office, 400 Lake st; main Office,
46 Sd st S.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and storicS
household goods; expert furniture packers:
hold goods east and west; save you noney
Do not be deceived by other advertisers; We
can and will do what we agree regarding car
rates. Write call. Safes and heavy ma.
chinery moved by experts. 122 9th st s.
Both phones.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI.
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast termf-
nails and tributary points. The only concern
in the N W. doing enough business in this
line to give prompt and reliable service
Avoid risk and trouble by giving your busi-
ness to the Boyd Transfer Storage Co.. a
Sd st s.
THERE IS NOTHING IN MOVING, PACKING
and storage that we rot do and do 10
i right. Flour City Transfer & Storage Co.,
PIT 9Th st S. Both phones f64s).
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE;
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved By
experienced men. 112 9th st N. Both tele.
phones 592
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WAGON BUILDING AND RE
PAIRING

BEST FACILITIES IN THE CITY FOR BUILD.
ing, repairing and painting wagons, trucks.
4 ETC., fine carriage and automobile painting a
specially. The Boyd Transfer Co.'s Black,
z smith & Wagon Shop. 293l 4th av 8.
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|n1OLDBERG'S
Seventh and Nennepin.

Our stock is complete for Christmas.
Specials for Saturday and Monday
Jersey Cranberries, 8 OTIS. Csc; Jer-
sey Sweet Potatoes, 10 lbs, Csc;
Sweet Navel Oranges, doz., l5c up;
Fancy Red Baldwin or Greening APP
pies, PIX, soc; Ben Davis Apples, PIX,
TIC; Ripe Bananas, doz, lOc and
15c; Large Fancy Lemons, doz., ,l8c.
Best Mixed Nuts, lb. ...........:.l 5c
Hickory Nuts or Black Walnuts,
Il peck ................. .25c
Cluster Raisins, lb. ..............2 5c
California Figs, 2-lb pkg. l5c
Boiled Cider, ct. bottle. Poe
Mince Meat, 2 l0c-pkgs. So. l5c
Seeded Raisins, 3 pkgs. 49,. ESQ
Orange and Lemon Peel, lb. .l5c
Fine Sifted Peas, 2 15c-cans. e. .25c
Fine Cream Corn, 2 15c-cans. .23c
Little Neck CLAIMS, 15c-cans . 23c
Cove Oysters, 3 10c-cans. ..... :. .23c
Sweet or Sour Pickles, 2 bots. .l5c
Pop Corn. that will pop, lbs. ..15c
Fresh Dairy Butter in Jars,
Eggs, No. l, guaranteed, doz. .... 25c
l. SdleuudiS 1Or lSOI. Jail anu
get one.
The best is none too good for your
Christmas Dinner. -....... >...>
Turkeys, lb........12hc l5c zoe
Chickens lb. .......lOc l21ac lac
Ducks 10 .........:.........::12 hc
Standing Rib Roast, lb. loo l2Hac
Sirloin and Porterhouse Steaks, -
TO .......,.. l21ac
Prime English Leg Mutton, lb. .l2Hc
Boneless Oven Roast export
Steer Rumps), lb. =. lie
Veal Boasts Id. loo l212c sl5c
Pork Roasts, ID: sc Toe lie
Oysters, st., 4Oc Soc: pit, 20c 25c
A full assortment Of sailed and
smoked Fish, Sausages, Cold Meats, etc.
Prices good for Saturday and Mon
day. Store open Friday, Saturday and
Monday evenings.
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25o piano players, 10 rolls of music, $175
25 secondhand upright pianos ranging in
Price from 800 to S215; Is second hand Or
gans from $12 to $25. Five piano players
from $125 to $3.50.
The Cable Company,
~ Sth and Nicollet Az.
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- - -s--r- " -
Boys.

WANTED-sEvERAL MORE BRIGHT BOYS,
about 80. Start on 81 to $40.
s. A. Morawetz & Co., $40 Security Bank Bldg
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% o, 90 90 o o o.
- XMAS PRESENTS THAT PLEASE!
, Pedestal extension tables, imperial and
} quarter.sawed oak, 45 to 52-inch tops;
j. prices SIS to $35 -, - -. +
Quarter oak and weathered buffets,
polished aad wax finish, French beveled
!, glass; price SIS and up. -.
) 7 Book cases, weathered and golden oak,
} polished; a nice one at $12 81 ... lso..
Library tables. weathered and golden !
) quarter-sawed oak and polished; price $12 =
} and up. -, 80
} Morris chair, quarter sawed oak and
} polished; covered in velour and an up-to-
J.: date chair, for only $6.98. SEQ, =
} Pedestals in weathered quarter sawed
, oak and mahogany; price rs to So. -.
J. This wea thered oak rocker, wax finish,
) upholstered in Spanish chase leather; price
only 81. ~ ~. --ss'.:5 :
Music cabinets in bamboo and mahogany
price SLIPS up. 9s.a :? = ~ ,s .reG'
, Stools and jardineers in all woods; some
, upholstered with Spanish leather; price
} 85c to SO. ~ & ~.
}, Fillmore Upholstering Co.,.
T. C. S042. 126 Lake st. -
j. o Q o % 90 0 0 o o o
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Bookkeepers.

wANTED-A GOOD REL1AMLE GENERAL
store bookkeeper for northern Minnesota; meet
party at our office at 80 tonight or write
. s. A. Morawetz & Co., $40 Security Bank bldg
A MANUFACTURING FIRM DESIRES A FIRST
class head bookkeeper; prefer young man,
but do not want a machine. Salary $500 as a
starter. Address 1924, Journal
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Low PRICES ON uNRzDEEMEp o Q
PLEDGES. o
Just the thing to buy for .
A Good Christmas Present. O
If you in doubt as to Just what to O
buy for your loved ones presents, you can 0
quickly decide if you inspect my stock o
Now is your time to to get bargains in o
unredeemed watches, diamonds, jewelry, o
musical instruments, such as violins man o
dolrs, guitars, banjos, comets. clarionets, o
etc. Also large line of best makes Of o
guns, reyolvers shotguns Every article o
good as new. Come look at my goods and O
prices and be convinced that I have bar o
gains for you.
"Open Evenings
-. z-4 Max A. Kohen, o
327 Washington av 8. O
n a
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS.

Pianos. Players. Organs.
For the next two weeks we will offer
fifty new upright pianos, twenty-five new
organ; and ten new piano players at great
. ~ reduced prices and terms to suit the
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Statesmen and Clerks.

49, - Sd1SsuSu duO O1SIkS. -
wANTED-sALEsMAN TO SELL ACCIDENT
and health insurance, endowment policy, in
* demnity for injury to the, beneficiary and
other entirely new features. Liberal contracts
and excellent chance for advancement. Call
or write. Woodmen Mutual Casualty Co., 412
= Nicollet av, Minneapolis. -1Et:.s - ,zats
WANTED-Two MEN TO TRAVEL FOR
. wholesale house; will pay $75 to- $S5 per
vious experience not necessary; exceptional
opportunity prefer men outside twin cities.
Address at once 4161 Journal. cc;-g-~,. Il.
TWO FIRST. CLASS TRAVELLING MEN, FAMIL-
lar with threshing machinery line; men of good
b habits and good character, who get salts
factory amount Of business only frst-class
men wanted; permanent position. Address
I, 1925, Journal. 80" -..-f ....s ~ f
wANTED-HIGH GRADE SPECIALITY SALES
man, to call retail grocers, In Minnesota;
+ give references and experience Address No. s
/ Central Sales Department, Columbia Conserve
Co., Minneapolis. H.. 5..s. .s....;
NOTICE TO LIFE INSURANCE SALEsMEN-A
good annual dividend company which is not
required to charge commission wants a few
new men Jan. 1. 7O4 Guaranty building.
CANVASSERS WANTED; EXPERIENCED FOB
line Of household specialties; sold on in.
stallmeHt plan; liberal proposition to hustl.
ers G. F. Adams Co.. T6-7SN7th st S.
wANTED-ExPERIENCE Statesmen IN ALL
departments. Apply to L. C.. Kellogg, New
England Furniture & Carpet Go.
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MEDICAL

MORPHINE AND DRUG USERS, I CAN cuR8
at your home OF elsewhere. not the least
suffering. Call or write. 3. G. Adams, NJ. D.,
1907 Nicollet av. fat A.
PILEs-DR. H. WAITE, 80 YEARS SPECIAL
list, cures every Write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn av, Minneapolis.
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o ARCADIA CANDY G 2 s z r o %
0 II your Christmas shopping is done at
our store We can save you money on Can
Q dies, Nuts, Fruits Cut Flowers, Cigars, etc.
0 Tons of fine candy for Christmas,
0 Candy any quantity, 'any style" any
9 price. Every pound guaranteed
Q. strictly pure and wholesome. Special prices
to churches, societies and schools. Our
very finest chocolates sold everywhere at
Q Zoe and soc pound, special for this week,
o pound SOC. - .z..~' r .,
o Good candy at moderate price is better
" than poor candy at cheap price. --. ,
o Chocolate Ronbons, 15c, zoe, 25c and 6Oc
o per box. 49,.
Q Bitter Sweets, soc, eoc and 75c per box,
o suitable for presents e.
0 Mixed candy from 1Oc per pound up.
0 Fancy baskets and boxes of candy put up
o to order for presents from 81 to SIS.
Q Our catchy fruit department will
o Fruit please you with everyt thing in sea-
o son. The right goods at the right
o price Is what you want.
o Fancy baskets of fruit put up by US
o make ideal gifts.
o Evergreen, holly, mistletoe and wreaths
o Get our prices before you buy. It. will
o pay you. h.! T.. s-+: T. ..% ..E
o None better to be had-the new
o Nuts crop-that's the kind that will
0 please you. ....... ...... ..
o We make speciality of hand
o Cigars somely boxed goods for the holt
o All goods delivered by a Santa Claus.
o We cater to Christmas parties, to
o churches, clubs and private parties. Tele-
0 -. Northwestern 29s7 Main. -"
o, Twin City 1896. s-.'''
O Arcadia Candy Store --a E.
o Nick Gianakoplas, Prop,
o Cor. Sd st and LIST av s.
o o 90 o. o o. o o.
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PARoUET FLOORS

sketes, boys sleds chafng dishes, silverwars
for Christmas. Cut prices. Open evenings.
Roberts Supply, TIT Nicollet.
TAKE NO CHANCEs-Have the Old Reliable,
s Met ParQuet Floor Co.. sos LIST Az 8.
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Stenographers.

TED-sTENoGRAPHER, CAPABLE OF
handling correspondence and reports; must be
neat penman; $35. with substantial increase
If satisfactory. 4244, Journal.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
General Homework.

! - i. I :. &
.wANTED-CoMPE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply at once, but need not begin
work until after Xmas, 221o Aldrich av 8.
housework at once. mus no ,pood 5cook. S. ner
week; no washing. 1909 Fremont av s:
WANTED-GooD GIRL FOR GENERAL
houseWork. 25O6 Garfield av. N. w. tele-
phone South 1891 LIZ ~ sgf
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work: must be neat and good cook. Call fat
d. 20 w Grant st.
CcMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work; good wages to right party. 314O Lyn-
dale ay S..
,wANTED-A NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework in family Of three; easy place. 1924
Irving av s. y.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOMEWORK; STEADY
place, modern house, warm room. 2939 9th
ay s. vi .E.T
WANTED-A SCANDINAVIAN GIRL TO DO
houseWork. 800 Cedar av. Call upstairs.
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEWoRK;
Scandinavian preferred 1924 Park av.
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Clerks and Salesladies.

By YOUNG LADY AS DRUG CLERK; THREE
years experience; four months college course S
references; will leave city. Address 1927.
Journal. Il 81 S. a. s5'.
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OPTICIANS

WARRANTED. KNIVES, RAzoRs SCISSORS,
skates. boys sleds, chafng dishes, silverware
for Christmas. Cut prices Open evenings.
Roberts Supply, TIT Nicollet.
GRIEvIsE, oPTICIAN, 4o7 NICoLLEF Av,
duplicates all lenses without prescription;
eyes examined, glasses fitted; artificial eyes
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Mattresses.
Dressmakers and Seamstresses.

STEIN BROS, LADIES, TA1LoRs MAKE
suits and skirts at reduced prices; also re-
modelling; full course in cutting and dress
paid while learning. L. Morrissey, 125 10th
: st S. a.. .r--.-.r-y,- '.
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AUCTION SALES

WARRANTED KNIVES, RAzoRs, SCISSORS,
skates boys sleds, chatting Dishes silverware
for Christmas; cut prices; open evenings. Rob
erts' Supply, Ill Nicollet.
". D. GORDON CO.. licensed auctioneers; g
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0lSSSAINhSISs dl1Q OoduSb1CSS6Ss
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION AS NURSE.
81 Call Main S64. Ruth Rouse. .{
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
CAN GET AROUND
THE STEWART LAW
BY Shipping Whiskey From
Point Outside State.
southern Express Company Wins Suit
In Cicuit Court Of Galloway
County.
INTERsTATE COMMERCE. LAW

Whisky dealers can now deliver
whisky from another state into loca
option districts In Kentucky without
fear OF the law. Express companies
and common carriers can deliver
whisky without fear OF molestation by
the commonwealth. unless the act for
bidding importation OF whisky into
local option districts is sustained by
the court Of appeals.
That the act of the last Kentucky
legislature iorbidding the importation
OF whisky into local option districts
is unconstitutional. as far as II ap-
piles to interstate commerce Is the de-
cision handed down by Judge Thomas
B. Cook, OF the Galloway county cir
cult court, today.
In the case OF the commonwealth OF
Kentucky against the Southern Ex-
press company. at Murray. KY. for
delivering whisky from a point In Ten
nessee into that town, several indict-
ments were returned against the COM
mon carrier, Judge Cook decided
that In 20 far as the act attempted to
regulate interstate commerce. 1t con-
fiiced with the constitution of the
United States, which says that the
right to regulate interstate commerce
shall reside in the congress.
But Il may be constitutional to
forbid traffic in whisky within the
borders OF the state. This decision
will be far-reaching in its effect, as
dealers can now deliver whisky into
any local option district from any
point outside the state Wheeler.
Hughes 4 Berry represented the
Southern Express company.
The Stewart law was enacted by the
last legislature and positively forblds
shipment of liquor into local option
county. George II. Goodman 4 COM
pany, OF Paducah. and several other
jobbers moved to Tennessee and ship
ped their goods from there into local
option counties, assuming that the law
would not apply. The express COM
panies took the same view and ae-
oepted liquor for shipment. This Cal
loway county case is the first test OF
the law.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
BREAKFAST
WAS FOR ALL But CRmER
TRIED To EAT TT.
Reconnaissance and a Shotgun Caused
His Exit and "a Warrant Was
Sworn Out.

Emmett Order. colored, is the
champion breakfast eater OF the city.
This fact was brought out this morn
ing when the case against Charles In
gram, colored. charged with present
ing a pistol at Order, was Investigate
ed.
Crider arose early from the board
ing house car, where the negro sec
ton hands of the Illinois Central are
CHARTERED near the river on the ~,
c. & st. l.. line. Crider ate his own
breakfast and. It is said. started in to
eat all the others but was caught be-
fore he succeeded. Ingram remons-
trated but Order laughed at him.
Ingram got a gun and Order ''li'
out" The evidence showed that In
gram was simply carrying the gun
from the boarding car to the freight
house for safekeeping. the lock on the
car door being broken.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
PADuCAH,s VICTORY.

Manifestly the commissioner OF ag
riculture realizes the strength OF tn,
arguments presented before him BY
the Commercial club and the Nc
Cracker County Farmers institute
since he has offered this city an ua
usual meeting. out of the ordinary
program and with a corps of speaker,
OF extraordinary ability. The insti-
part of October will cost the state
considerable money. but 1t will be wei
spent In fostering the agricultural in
dustry in this section. II is espec.
tally gratifying that these two pro
gressive local organizations have beer
abe to secure this favor after ths
stacked executive committee OF th'
state institute had recommended that
the meeting of the institute be held In
central Kentucky.
In connection with this immigration
movement, now attracting the state''
attention, the meeting will prove a
great boon to Jackson's Purchase, and
go a long way toward making Padu-
cab more than ever the real pride OF
the Purchase" by bringing her into
closer relationship with the section, OF
which she is the metropolis. Padu-
cah should be the very heart of south
western Kentucky, the market place
and distributing point for her pr'-
ducts, and this meeting. properl,
taken advantage of. should be the
means to that end.
This Farmers institute is OF more
value than any convention covering
twice the period. IL is not a crowd
OF delegates from other cities come
here to consider affairs in which Pa
ducah is not Interested, but our own
people, from a territory lying adjacent
to and contributing to the wealth of
Paducah. who come here TO consider
plans for enriching themselves and.
consequently. enriching Paducah.
Paducah must be prepared to make
these southwest Kentuckians feel at
home the moment they arrive. and
send them away with a desire to re-
turn and trade here. with sense Of
their own interest in the welfare of
Paducah. and Paducah's interest in
their prosperity.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30

While in New York Mr.. Bryan
should issue certificates OF member
ship to the real Democrats. There
seems to be a disagreement as to what
constitutes real Democracy in the
Empire state. Murphy assumes to
represent the Simon pure article by
virtue OF his relations to Tammany
Hall. Jerome. a convert. fails to rec
ognlze the sterling mark and denom-
mates Mr. Murphy ''political
Panhandler." which is literal as wei,
as alliterative. Jerome also stigma
ties the mountebank character OF
Hearst's politics Hearst in turn says
Jerome's conduct is dictated by con-
Germs that contributed to his cam
paign fund. and discards Murphy s
support Where, oh. where Is the
Democracy OF Tammany Hall under
Croker. who distributed free ice in
the summer and gave beer sociables
during the campaign. and of David B.
Hill. from up the state? Surely. they
never questioned the sources Of one
another's campaign funds.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
NEW PLAN TO GUARD DOMINGO
United States May Exercise Fiscal
Protectorate I'm Republic.

Washington, August 3d. In the
hope OF enabling the administration
to solve the problem caused by Pres
ident Roosevelt's desire TO exercise
fiscal protectorate over Santo Do
mingo and the senate's failure to
sanction the policy a new plan had
been formulated. Contingent upon
the ratification by the United States
senate of the Dominican protocol or
treaty. this plan contemplates the re-
funding of the Dominican debt
through a new bond issue, the con-
troll Of the United States OF customs
revenues. until the bonds are re-
deemed and a prohibition against
further bonded debts without the
permission of the United States. Sen
ator FREDERICK Velasquez, Domini-
can minister for several weeks in
connection with this plan. He has
had conferences with the assistant
secretary of state and DR.. Jacob II.
Hollander OF Baltimore, who inyes-
tigated the Dominican debt for Pres
ident Roosevelt and others.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-30
HIS HONORs GONE.
+. N. X. Green's Nomination for
Governor Declared Void.

Austin. Tex. August go The
Encouragement today issued an
opinion nullifying the nomination OF
e. n. r. Green (Hetty Green's SOM
as the nominee of the Republican
party OF Texas for the position OF
governor. Two tickets are IN the fieid
having been nominated last week
one being known as the recognized
Republican party and the other the
regulars. Green had the recognized
and Cecil Lyon. the state national
committeeman. espouses the cause OF
the regulars Lyons faction is sus-
tanned. while Green goes down and
will not be accorded recognition on
the regular form ticket in the No
vember election.