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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-02

We are in our new quarters now.
lust one door north of our old stand.
"The Palace" One Price Clothiers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-02
Tancrsd Bros, Bockasha,

Tancrsd Bros, Bockasha,
|. T.. II steers .......... 800 3'D
j. II. Burns, Mounds, |.
T., 25 steers ..,...,... $40 $40
J. W. Depp, Mounds, |,
T., SO steers ......,.. 100 800
j. II. Bartimas. Talada, |.
T., % steers ,......,.. 800 2'iO
f.. L. Kilgore, Atoka, |. IT,
~ COWS ..,....,.,'..' 'Vo @'oo
+. H. Kilgore, Atoka, |. t.
~ cows ...,,...,.,,, ojU Z'ou
II. l.. Kilgore, Atoka, |. t.,
~ COWS .,,.....'.'... ioo -'io
+. l.. Kilgore, Atoka, |. t.
bull ..,,,,.s,,,.,,'ll 'lloV 10"
Il. l.. Kilgore, Atoka, |. t.
| bull ,....,.,........lOSO l.S5
Arnold, Ind. Ter.
% COWS .,...,..,,..,, f4S 40
Hartley & Terry, Mangum,
o. T., 10 COWS .,....., I4S 40
Taylor & Garland, Red
Rock, o. T., 3l7 COWS =. 7SS 2,45
Taylor & Garland, Red
Rock, o. t., So calves =, l2O 30
Jinston &Ashton, Purcell,
l. T.. 54 cows .......... 1896 245
w. J. Hicks, Stonewall,
Tex, 20 cows ........ 7So 2'3O
d. A. Wright, Tuttle, !.
T., q cows .,,..,....,, fSo 2'3o
A. NJ. Cummings, Francis,
/. T., q COWS ......,... 6OO 80
Thos. Walden, Tuttle, |.
T., II cows .,...,,.,,., ozo go
Thos. Walden, Tuttle, |.
r. - cows ......... $50 2.1O
Steers strong, COWS steady. Calves
weak,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-02
Representative Sales, Aug. %.

j. A. Todd, Wainwright, |.
T., 46 steers ...,....,.l032 3.iO
Byers Bros, Byers, Texas,
Sc steers 1929 $40
Byers Bros, Byers, Texas,
is steers 1905 3,65
G. r. Martin, Hardy,Okla,,
07 steers ............. 1882 $50
J. f.. McBrayer, Keata. !.
T.. 46 steers ........1 1852 3.45
w. Cox, Keata, |. T., "a
steers ....,',,'..'..''' 9t@ o'1V
W. Cox, Keata, |. T., Is
cows .................. 9O3 2.45
j. w. McClendon, Atoka,
|. T., 2S COWS ..,.... n 2oo
J, W. McClendon, Atoka,
|. T., 1877 cows ......, 73S 2.55
+. T. Williams, Wichita
Falls. Tex, 40 steers. $50 go
C. Hayden, Chouteau, I. T.
q steers ........,.., 75l 30
c. Hayden, Chouteau, |. 7.
l calf ................ 1870 5.75
Hutton & Kirby, Wagner,
|. T., So steers ...... 733 2.75
Hutton & Kirby, Wagner,
|, T., 56 cows ........,. 966 2.3O
Moss Bros, Haskell, |.
T., "a COWS ..........65 656 2.S5
L. Bib'eS. Rrrna. |. T..
% cows ... ......,. S92 $50
l. Bibles, Eamona, |. T.,
% COWS .......,,..... 694 $50
l.. Bibles, Ramona, |. T.,
4 hu'crs .... 472 2.75
w. Winnick, Muenster,
Texas, 81 COWS ...... S54 $50
w. Winnick, Muenster,
Texas, 26 calves 49,. 237 $50
S. Lowery, Haskell, |. T.,
l6 COWS ............. 7S5 2.35
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-02
Broken Arrow Teachers.


Territorial Superintendent Benedic
has located the Broken Arrow teach
ers at the following places, all o.
which are desirable positions:
Broken Arrow church (Elam) Lou
Use Cornutt.
Union, Ellie Cornutt,
Winton, Frances Fault.
Henryetta, Ethel Goddard.
Mannford, Byron Goddard.
Alsuma, Blanche f. Lytle.
Fry, Edna Lytle.
Union. Della Middleton.
Harris, Myrtle NEAR.
Slate Springs, II. II. Middleton.
Hoffman, Cora Middleton.
Weer, Eflie Sallee.
Bethel Union, Gertrude Sallee.
Prairie View, Mayme Seny.
Weogufkee, Arvilla Sutton.
Talona, Nellie M. Zellner.
Lynn Lane, Mrs. Mains.
Sharp, Josephine Scott.
The last named is an Indian lady
and ranked right at the head of the
$50 teachers attending the Creek nor
nal at Bacone. Prof. Horton speaks
very highly Of her.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-02

Who's your painter and decorator7 7
Why. Tulsa Decorating, Of course.
9-1-2t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
eekie Roffnnno nrrifmnnNcn.

Gebte Roffnuns perihpunHeu.
Gls berpDrrneenoe aer5te inster
oaB u. Or. S%mitbbnrt, BON Seiiu,
Sa,, uubeilbare Shptnbiuht babe,
mar beEen lebte Spffnuua onhin.
ober Or. Sings Nem 9iscOusrp flr
Ehwinoiuht, 5uiten uno @rtdltnn'
oen retteten tim pom Srnbe. 81
Iaot: ,Gieie Wlebijin bot mid arino'
iih iurirt unb meiu 2eben aerettet
5eitoem babe i'd ie 10 Sabre lanf
aebrnuGt, une ernhte bieieIbe als
cine uunberbares Salss unO 9unsenr
Setimittel.1 Strenp miHenIbaft'
tides Seilmittet far puiten, weber
0nls uber grt1ltuneen, unb Fferei
8orbeueunesmittel sepenBneumunta
@arnntirte 5lniden 81 so Gents uni
500 in 8nlfer Bros. GpOthete.
Rrpbe GlnIhe frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
0srGaHh

Wir mDDen unieren 4eieIn Gin
briidlit ueriid1ern bnB BOihee's
@ermnn Sprup beut3utnpe pufitiU
cas einSiee 9rdparat i'm @nrite III
ueltes 5nminbinht hilbert unb
beilt. Go entbdlt bic Gisenmittel,
als reinsn Cheer. Slus3ue BON Sfans
,enhars uIw., rpelde nls 6eilmittel
fir SuIten unb Shpinbiuht bon ben
mebesiuiiHen GongrsFen 10 bod se'
itbabt Rub. Der Shwinbfhtiee,
sinerlei Oh bic Sruntbeit i'm oalie
ooer aunae, mus Oes @utts &ube
hnbe unb bes Mpreens frei iein BON
middle ppu trodenen unO fOlternoen
,uften. Die erirantten Gbeile uer'
anaen naA Ruhe, heilenoer nnb
~inbenber Bebanblune, uho Der En'
tent beonrf Der friihen 2uft, outer
Rahruue ireien Euswuris bes WtOr'
aens, nit iHneIIer unc b%auernber
1,noerupe. Eleine 6ldi1hen 81
as Gents eepbpntihe @rbBe nabesu
} Nal 10 uieI ertbalteno % Gents.
In alien Nppthefen AZ h1ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21

5oHRttn. Sier lam Elm Mdler,
0ebiIft Namens Spin BON SdIned
nit Der elettrti6sn Gtrpmlsiturg in
8sribruHs unb tpnrOe burd ben CT.
buIttnen Gdlos fpfort eetObtet.
adnberRtg. Dor iurssm er,
trani I'm Dsi6inenTes Sob. Sra6lel
ron Mitbola ais sr IeinsR 8rilnsr ret
ten poIlte, Der uuF ttnsm Gtiid 6cij
pom llfer obsstrieben tpurbs. Der liz.
iGbrige 9rd@IsI iprdns in ben Rlsibcru
in ben @ss ln6 bsrfont, tpGbrenb ntI
iunae 8ruber s~srsttef fpsrDsn tonnte
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bIisbsn erfols,
los.
ca gpuh9e. Gie S1peItetr
Qlsbi BON Bier, 10 unb Is Sabre ait
fin6 beim Aoben i'm @es urip,it Mlp,
rua. 100 fie Eim al nett binousgetuaa'
Eallen, e~riranlen. Mlls DieterbsIe,
bunnsperIuhs bIIsbeu srfulgIDs. 9il
beErsffenbs Gtsllt mar BOT surssm aus
eebneaeri lpofbsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21

90 inf9eIbura. Der Maurer
9ls9e. Der BEL Der lpasHannten Gausr.
miibIs eiuen ticfen Gba@t Grub. srIitt
sinsn tObtlihsn unsHidsIall. Durd
tinsn uReliitIiden 3lifolI hiiraie BE
cine Nanb Elm uao 6earub ben &C.
1aHnten. Mau tpnKte ibn nur aIs
9si6s aus ben GrbmcIftn 5iebtn.
guf Der ReNsnbitts lit Elm ouBer Ses
triet seitbter 9o1OIru e~inestiir8t. Der
9ulieher Qer9 lpurbe ast0btet, Der grs
better psrbssii Ieberssefdbrlih Dsrs
Isst.
Bogutf Dbl b. gu lobe periirs
sfiidt 1T auf ber S.r6inonoarube Osr
9Gusr aorl mi6olsli BON bier, inbtn
tr pom bsrdbRirSsHbsn RpbIenmoIIen
srl4lagsn tUlrbs. MsidnIsIi mar felt
siaem Sabr psrbsirntbtt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
WALL.
S0AK WOOD SALOONS
~seseniiber Der mHbIe.
hermann =: lHo.

gicS 1T Der eIesanteIe Soloou IN 6eri
nam uno finpei man bort audi bic belten
6etrGnte unb Gisorren,
9eionoerS quite WbisfDS. aleiniscr
sIoent III Sermann fir ben berlibmten ildo
edIien Bourbon uno Epe Whistp ben Ser
mann 0iiiuins 50. preis oerieIbs pie N
Ser DttiIern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
Aus btr alttn 9rimatb.
pranSsnburs

GttgIiB. Ginsr gasbsrsiftuns
sum Spfer sefdIIsn III Der 62iGbris.
Maipr a.. .. artbur Sidmonn in Der
Solf.inif6enfrubs 55 bisrisIbit. als
bic gbefrau BON einem ausganee beims
fsbrts, idp ibr aus benz S9Idfoimmsr
elm perbGbtiosr @asgsru9 sntstsen.
Ridts Sites obnenb, betrut lie bus
Simmer unb fdno bort ibren Mdnf
IseuneslOs i'm 8.tt Dor. lin ben sifs
iig.n 9uIen Mb5us gu OerI6offen. off
rete Grau Sidmann IOfprt ale Sbiis
rem unb JenIter unb risf einen ar3t gu
Ollie. absr perssbli9 bemibte fi4
SieT.r, ben Waipr tDiebsr in's 2eben
auriidaurufen. 6idmdun mar Der
@osDersiftuns bsrsits erlesen. auf
peIGe WeiIe Der bsbuusrlide rnfall
hsrbsiaefibrt pprben 1T, tOnntt ntht
beTtimmt IeItseItellt tuerbsn. So pirb
anasnommen, bab Der @usbubn ni9t
pulItGnbis Derf4IUiisu mar.
proptnS Pdnnocer.
0tStnfen. Sin i6rsdli&er lin.
NIidsTuII bat ii& auf BEN bieiisen
BabnbOT a%uestrustn. 3Dei Reisrbt'
fen bss 1. SonnOpsridtn Snfonteriss
ReaimeRts Rr. IA, Muitpsti aua
Qousnou unb Stummtber aus Riepen
bic nit einem BON 0onnoper eintref'
f.n6en 3ugs bic BON ibnen bier untsri
brc@tne Tdbrt mad Souie fcrtIsssi
fppllten, Iin6 BON eintm probieraugt
beTIen Serannaben lie trob Der lauteI
Recommendation iibsrb0rt bdtteu
iibsrfobren unb sstObttt iporbsn. De
GRbrsr bss prObitr5uses trifft iein
i,ins S9ulb, bic uns.3sdten Reierpi
fen baden ibr fur6tbores gnoe burt
ibr,n 2si9tiiRn Dislmsbr islbt BEL
f&ulbet.
Gtdbe. Der breissbniGbrit
S&ultnabe Rsitb runnts beim RobeI
Aseer ttnen Maeen unS tpurbe umgeitI
Ben. Dur9 ben Gtur5 In Inn q
innsrss Organ SerriiIen, 70 bdB b
Cob icfort eiHtrut.
propins Rsfsn.uaHau.
Obtrf95nuu. auF cine s
noutrIi9t Mrt unb @siIs bat bier b
3iGhriae GDbnnsn oes BGdsrmeiIte'
9plfmar Isinen Sob gefunbsn. {
tsfnnb Ii6 in Der 9ddItube, mo
A-pielte. Sn sintm unbttpoGten huge
f.id fitI bas 3iRS in ben MebltuIs
MI Is erTtidts. 9bslsim Der llnft
bon ben gltern slsia bemsrti pur
nnb mcn gIei9 acknowledgement
de dnEeflte, gelons es ntht. bus sri
4pisbHr ms 2sbsn suridsuruFen,
Gf4ttrsborf. Dieter Sage |
Gina Der G0rfsr SesemsiIfsr ROs
tubisr Iein 50idbrisss DisuItiubiIdu
6an1u. Der Ia Sabre altt ali
~IeriehrIind Sci nrih @agnsr aus 3
peb9tIM Iukdle VVtht GurHth pplll "
unb srIiti sinen tOmpliSiertsn ar
bru6. 2tiber II q Wunoftorrtrau
tinsu unS Der jung Menfd muBte
hieIiee adnbtrdnIsn Sdus gebroHt IN
ben, III benz Il bdID Ndrduf psrIhitb
EuIba. Dor Iii tSem bsetns
Obtrin 6es bisIigtr 81 fleoittinsrinni
ElpItrs, MebttfIin 81 uebieta Re
barb, ibr biamuntenss 0rOsnsin
IGlm.
propins poien.
po5tn. Der 30jdbriee .tiihler
isIIe 6rsrsr ron bier bate 50 fnsfr
idbriaen Mdb9eH. bds nit ibm N %
IsIbsn aoufe bobnte, cine NtigL uls
fubt, BE oter nift stipibett tSul
btIs feline ubtrmoIiaen N~nndbsrlaH
berIums 5urldgspisisn Durbsn. |
BreptF nuf bas A2donen einsn REQ
rerfGnB 1b, bsr ABEL t gins. Dare
rrlLt-T ~ L RLl---a l-NL .tAan IN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21

PtttsburS. aaHs., ben 2S TVard, 1901
sd brnums felt siuieer Belt SbrI
Black. Dfaught Wlsb.unb WehGesIsgisbil
| attn BET meintm B~iehnnnb. 3D. bate nnl
Sortsn Bishfutttr psbrondt, unb Dtfun
ben, baS bnb Strlag bak Behe tlr INST
ntn 8wed ~. 3. 9. 6aituH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
& bamberIain's hufsu lllsoisiu
hilft Ole Matnr.

M~eOisinen, bic bic Statue helfen,
limb INNER am piriiamltsn. Chant
~berlnin's Suten, Wlsbisin hanbeit
not olsTem Btane. sic halt ben
ouIfen surld. 1871 beu Guswurf unb
hitit bic 0atur, ons Sptem In einen
aelunOep 9uItanb MISREPRESENTATION.
sie III nner einen arOben 3heil Der
cipihErten @elt ibrer unihdsbnren
EiaenihaIten tpeaen berlbmt. Fan
sie0be bnben ibren hDben BERT be-
ieuat. sic rpirtt repen ie0e Gnlns
u, bas cline GrtdItuns in zine Gun.
aenentshnbuup lbsrgebt. Gam Der
tnnf BET M1iter NrDS.
sd,rsdlide sdmersen seIinOert
2u,d ihrrdlide Shmersen aes
ueiniat lniDIae Der @siie unyerbnu
len GpeiIen, nnbm G. o.. @rnpiOn.
ppn 9ula, MhE., ct. 4ina,e gleU
atte liUs, init bem Rsiultnte, mie
er itreibt, .On6 Id inrirt murbe.1
aae Niagen nnD @ebdrmeunDrOnun
aeu werDen aebOben Durh ihrem fin
OernDen GIabIaoHa bsiOnbere Gi0en
Ihnftsu. % Gents In @nller Bros
1pplbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-12-21
propina p0Isn. !

Wottn. Der 30idbries .[iihIergss
itIIe arsrsr ron bier bate sd tfnem 49,
iGbrioen MdS9en, bds nit ibm IN bems
IsIbsn 6anIe bobnte. cine NetsLu ING sss
fast, 6ie ober ni6E fripibett tSnrbt-
btls Fsine ubsrmoIiotn Mnndberl Ites
berfuhs auriidoepisisn purben, CAB
.trsntr All bus Nldbmsn sinsn Rsbcl.
rsrFdnB as ber absf hI gins. Durn Y
iSbfslt iim Trrsr bur slRsp SHnN
III BEN Wnnb.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
The Organization.

In this state OF affairs indications
point to the election Of U. s. Walston
as president. and possibly Frank May.
the incumbent secretary. The latter
was elected to fn the vacancy created
by the resignation OF Or. Pitcher. An
odd situation arises in connection
with this Office. when DR.. Pitcher
was elected the members were not
we'll acquainted with the law and
overlooked a paipable objection, that
a member should draw any remuner-
alton. whatever from the board. The
place pays 5000 the year. Besides
Mr.. May, p. ]. Beckenbach, retiring
member. and w. T. Byrd. trustee
EJECT. are candidates. The latter is
disqualified unless he resigns from
the board.
Had DR.. Harry Williamson been a
candidate for reelection and had
been elected. he would have remained
president for another year. The Office
is for two years. When Dr. William
son entered he was elected president
to fill vacancy existing for one year.
At the end OF that time he was elect
ed last year for two years, but his
term expires December 81, when the
last meeting of the present board VIII
be he'd.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
Boyd Shemwell's Family Fear
Foul Play
Horse and Wagon Arrive Home
Without Him and Search Is
Instituted.
NO CLEw TO HIS WHEREABOUTS

A rumOr is current this afternoon
that Boyd Shemwell was found 81,
miles In the country lying by CAM
fire and badly burned.
DIR. j. w. Pendley was called 81,
miles out on the Shutdown road Il
attend an injured man supposed t.
be ShemweH.
Boyd Shemwell, OF 274 Glen.
ents street, Mechanicsburg, carrier
on rural mail route, No. 3; in the
Florence Station and Hard Money
neighborhood. is missing and nc
trace Of him has been secured since
he passed Thompson's Mill. five
miles from town, at o'clock yester.
day afternoon. His horse and Wagon
arrived home all right but the driver
was not to be found Shemwell's
gloves. pipe. and whip were lying Oh
the seat and the lines were in a po-
sition indicating that he had dropped
them and stepped out. The mail in
the wagon was intact.
This afternoon the family an
nounced that no trace of the popular
carrier had been secured later than
5 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. At 5
o'clock in the morning he left home
and drove to the post Office to get his
mail. He was returning home yester-
day afternoon and passed Thomp-
sons mill. He was also noticed by
employees on the Ben Franke's farm
in the same neighborhood. He was
in his usual good spirits.
Shemwell generally arrives home
at o'clock, but at Z o'clock last
night he had not returned. At 8
o'clock his absence alarmed men,
bers of the family and they went
outside to see II he was in sight.
Several rods from the house his
horse and wagon stood. The horse
had stopped on the side of the road
and an examination showed the wag-
on empty. A search OF the immediate
brought no results.
This morning two young men ac-
quainted with the count were COM
missioned to search for him. They
traversed his usual route but found
no trace of him. At noon they search
ed in the vicinity of Thompson's and
Franke's mills, but reported no re-
suits.
Shemwell has been a carrier in
the rural route service since it was
created i this county.
Mr.. Shemwell is 45 years old, IS
married and has a family.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
PURSE SNAYCHER
ATTACKS YOUNG WOMAN, But
SHE ESCAPES.
Miss Ruth Burton, of 40 GOebel Ave-
nue., Screams and Thus Saves
Herself.

Miss Ruth Burton, the fifteen-year.
old daughter of Mrs. Rosena Burton
a widow residing at 710 Goebel ave-
nue., was attacked by a negro robber
last evening shortly after O'Clock
on Kentucky avenue near Thirteenth
street, but escaped. The negro felt
about her hands for her pocketbook
Her screams for help brought the en-
tire neighborhood to the street and
the negro was pursued for several
blocks but had too great a start.
Miss Burton works for the Suther-
land Medicine company, and turned
into Twelfth street from Broadway en-
route home, taking Kentucky avenue
over to Huntington Row. While pass
ing in the rear of the Washington
school building the negro sprang out
of the darkness and grabbed her from
behind. She screamed and he ran
through the school yard to Broadway
Miss Burton ran to the residence OF
Mr. Michael Danaher for protection,
and was later escorted home.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
OWNED AT HOME
II. e. RHODES HAS CONTROLL-
ING INTEREST IN CONCERN.
Rhodes-Burford Company Now in
Hands 81 Managers Of the
Branch Houses.

II. C. Rhodes. manager of the Pa
ducah branch of the Rhodes-Burford
Furniture company and associates
have acquired a controlling interest
In the properties of the concern. The
deal was completed recently and the
amount involved is private. 1t was
the interest Of s. j. Burford, Louis
vile. who died a few months ago.
The firm owns stores at Louisville.
Lexington, Indianapolis New Alba
ny, Jeffersonville. Ind; Cairo. Mound
City and East St. Louis, ILL.,, and Pa
ducah. each being controlled as a
separate business. The purchasers of
the S. J. Burford stock are II. c.
Rhodes. OF Paducah: L.. l.. Hurt,
ldianapolis, Ind: l.. l.. Roberts
Lexington, KY; G.. f. Moran. q. East
81. Louis. H. No change will be
made in the management of the
branch houses, each above mention
ed gentleman being manager of the
branch in his town. The directors
Will meet in January to elect officers
and outline business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
WHAT "BOOZE" DID
ID. Watson Persisted In Entering
Barksdale's Store.

d. Watson burst into rear door
Of the Barksdale Bros instailment
house, Third and Kentucky avenue.
yesterday afternoon about 5 O'Clock
and frightened Miss Minnie Banks
dale, who was at the time in the rear
OF the building. by his contortions In
vain to attempt to stand erect. He
was full of liquor, and when asked
by Mr.. James Barksdale what he
could do for him, mumbled "assist
me out" Mr.. Barksdale assisted
him, but he returned as soon as the
door was closed He was assisted
out the second time. and when he
entered the third time was assisted
to the proper place for him, but Mr..
Barksdale had to half drag him to
the police station. Watson pleaded
guilty to being drunk and was fined
81 and costs.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
TAKES PARTNER
II. u. l.. MOSHEIL SELLS INTER-
EST IN BELVEDERE.
Mr.. Charles T.. Graham Become Part
ner, But No Other Changes
Will Follow.

In a deal closed last night. Mr..
Charles Il. Graham bought a half in
terest in the Belvedere hotel. Mr.. r.
Il. l.. Moshell Is the other partner
and the Arm name will continue TO
be r. e. l.. Moshell & company. The
name of the hotel will not be chang
ed. Mr.. Graham lately has been en-
gagged In the tobacco business but is
generally known for his IL years
service as circuit court clerk. Mr..
Moshell bought out L. A. Lagomarsi-
nos interest in the hotel several
months ago and will continue In ac-
tive Management. Extensive renova-
lions are now under way at the no
tel and an annex is being built on
the opposite side OF Broadway.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
MORE PAY AS CHRISTMAS GIFT
l.. & n. Railroad Said to BE Prepar-
Ing 10 Raise Employees Wages.

Louisville, Dec. 19.-It is stated
unofficially that the Louisville and
Nashville railroad Is preparing to
give its employees a welcome Christ
mas gift in the shape OF a raise in
wages. II will apply to all employees.
II Is said, except tralnmen, whose
earnings are regulated by their labor
organizations. An increase of per
cent has already been granted two
thousand men in the South Louis
Vile shops. effective from the first
of this month. The company has a
total OF over $1,000 employees.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
FOR CITY JAILER
MANY MENTIONED
Police Commissioner Mann
Clark May Run
His Friends Talk as Though He Is In
Receptive MOOd-Joe Pur-
chase Is "a Possibility.
CAMPAIGN WILL OPEN SOON

Two months more should the ante
primary contest be In full blast II
the local Democratic party. and al
ready a few lighting rods are beinl
put in position for early politica
thunder storms.
City Jailer seems to be the plum
OF richest promise and since Ton
Evetts is reported TO have signifled
an Intention to return to railroad.
Ing, patriots, who would gladly as.
sumo the responsibility of caring for
and maintaining the city's prisoners
are inslnuating their own qualifica-
lions and credentials on their friends
Police Lieut.. Tom Potter has been
mentioned but there seems to be
something even better in store for
him. Patrolman Hurley was said to
be casting sleeps eyes toward the
office, and Joe Purchase, brother-in-
law OF Jailer Evetts. Is expected to
announce for the race.
The most interesting rumor, how
ever. is in regard to Mann Clark, po-
lice and fire commissioner, whose
friends are talking in a way to indi-
cate that the commissioner Is in a
receptive mood, to say the least.
Whether or not he will run, it is
said, depends altogether on condi-
tons and not inclination.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
Majority May Be Republican
By One Vote
Two Trustees-Elect Refuse TO Serve
and Another Seems "a BE lis
qualified.
CANDIDATES. FOR SECRETARY

Complications, attendant on dis
qualifications and destinations, ar,
keeping school trustees-elect on tn,
anxious seat regarding the organiza
ton OF the new board, which will bt
effected New Years night, or what.
ever night they adjourn to.
The new board as Il stands on the
race OF the returns shows a Demo
cratic majority of two. but two mem.
bers-elect absolutely refuse to serve
and third. II is claimed. is disquaii-
fed. because ne works for a railroad
corporation. under ban OF the charter
This would give the Republicans a
majority OF one among the nine men,
bers remaining, and there viii be a
new deal all around, the Democrats
exerting every effort to get the two
men TO qualify long enough to organ
lie the board. Even then they Will be
up against II " for the two resigning
may not vote for their own success
sors. and 1t is Just possible that the
charter will be ignored and the third
member allowed 10 qualify In order
TO meet a political exigency.
This situation is evolved from the
statements OF George Moore, trustee
elect from the Fourth ward. and Dow
T.. Watson. trustee-elect from the
Sixth ward. that they will not serve.
More than that. they say they do not
intend to qualify and participate in
the organization Mr.. Watson says
his rheumatism bids him stay home
at night and Mr.. Moore says he told
the committee plainly when he was
nominated that he would not accept.
and he took no part in the campaign.
On the other hand. j. II. Maxwell,
trustee-elect from the First ward, y
an employe OF the Illinois Contra.
railroad, and the charter dlsqualifes
him.
The new board Is composed of the
following Democrats elected this fam:
J. II. Maxwell. J Ashley Robertson.
Harry Clements, w. T. Byrd. Alfred
A. Metcalf. George Moore and Dow
Watson. The hoidovers are RepubN-
cans: W. VI. Karnes. II. T. Davis, DR..
A. List, C. w. Morrison and w. s.
Walston.
This makes the board stand seven
Democrats and FIVE Republican. but
with Maxwell out of the way and
Moore and Watson declining to serve
the majority goes the other way.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-19
1T WAS THE PAY CAR.
Some Employees Draw Their Related
Christmas Money.

A dozen anxious faced railroad
men. some in overalls and others in
street clothes. were prominent among
the waiting passengers at the Illinois
Central depot this morning. No one
suspected their purpose. but when a
sharp toned whistle blew and an
engine pulling a dingy car hove in
sight at S:45 O'Clock from the south,
their faces took on a delighted APP
pearance, and they climbed aboard
before the car was stopped.
It was the |. C. pay car which was
hate. A few minutes was given en-
ployes who failed to get their checks
on the 18th, to secure them.