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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28
SEPTEMBER TERM
OF M'CRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT
WILL CONVENE MONDAY.
Only Seventy-Five Criminal Cases on
Docket, and the Majority Are
Small Oncnses.

The regular September term Of
McCracken circuit court will begin
Monday and the first work Will be
to empanel the grand jury. This will
be the work of the first day. On the
second day the petit Jury VIII be
empaneied and the trial OF regular
criminal cases taken up.
From indications the criminal
term will be short. There are but rs
cases on the docket and but two are
murder cases. These are the II. II.
Loving case for the alleged murder
Of n. A. Rose and Ed Scott for the
alleged murder Of Charles Stewart.
The remainder of the cases are for
assault and battery. malicious CUE
ting. forfeiture and disorderly hous-
es, requiring but a short time to try.
The Grand Jury's Work.
The grand jury will have compare
atlvely few Jail cases to look after
this term. The following are all the
cases held over from the city court.
some being out on bond:
Will wilkerson, colored. robbery;
Gene Cecil. colored. robbery; George
Fernalt. grand larceny; Seldom
Matlock. malicious assault; Cicero
Anderson. murder; F.. w. foley. r..
L. Warren, alleged green goods
swindlers; viii Tucker colored
house-breaking; Fred Zimmerman.
robbery; Gabe Fletcher, colored.
malicious assault; Thomas Norieet.
obtaining money by false preteDses;
Frank Richards. hcuse-breaklngi
Frank Crane. robbery; Wallace Per-
ry. colored, robbery; Tim Nalllgan.
robbery, and Jim Taylor. sodomy.
The latter seven have been held
over from police court in the past
two weeks.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

Explosions of Terrorist bomb
shells i'm Russia are throwing N
strong light on contemporary cond,-
tons in the empire ana illuminat-
Ing the names OF lot of generals.
not conspicuous in the late war vita
Japan. The increasing rate of NOR
tally among high officers must turn
the channel of Stoessei's thoughts
affectionately toward Port Arthur. II
the car really thinks stoessei mer-
its punishment for surrendering the
fortress. he should appoint the gem
cral premier OF Russia.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

That Cleveland. Ohio. health on
Ger. who announced that the quick
lunch habit is responsible for our
divorce system, has made another
discovery. the fpink tea heart
among women. caused by too fire.
quent attendance at afternoon func-
tons. More accurate observers tell
Us that the pink tea tongue" is re-
sponsible for both the pink tea
heart" and divorces.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28
"wAsN'T LOADED" GIRL SHOT
Bullet From Supposedly Empty Re
voIyer Wounds Two.

Bellefontaine. Ohio. Aug. 2s.-''I'n
stop that bullet" said Joseph Pugh at
house party at Lakeview as he held
his hand In front OF Miss Grace
Gump's face. Harry Stevens was
pointing a Supposedly empty revo yer
at Miss Gump. The trigger was pulled
and bullet pierced Pugh's hand and
entered Miss Gump's forehead II IS
believed she will recover.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28
ELECTION
OF Teacher-PupiIs May Soon Enter
School.

Mrs. John J. Doran's school Will
resume work Monday Sept. 10Th,
The courses include all the English
branches, Latin. French. Shorthand
and Bookkeeping.
For Information call at corner OF
Fourth and Adams. Old phone i47S.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

General Liarliarski is the name OF
the latest victim OF violence In Rus
sia. He was blown to pieces with
bomb II seems strange that the
Terrorists in their efforts to
disseminate the truth should scatter
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

Mrs. Hiram smedley went to Mont
Eagle, Tenn. this morning for her
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gleaves re-
turned from Chicago and Grand
Rapids.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

The latest report is that Standard
oil is seeking to acquire some of the
big distilleries. Wants to bring fusli
olfinto the combine.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

According to President Palma, the
Cuban revolutionists have no pro-
gram. and the uprising was wholly
extemporaneous. -.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

--Fels Hecht. the 11-year-old son
of Mrs. c. H. Hecht, of Sill Adams
street, fell from his rocking horse and
broke his right arm Sunday afternoon.
DR.. ]. d. Robertson set the fracture.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

There was nothing essentially bib
lical in yesterdays quotation OF St.
Paul-19S ga.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

you DON'T NAvg TO WAIT
Hysfy dose makes you feel better. Lax-Pos
Keeps your whole 'usidss right Sold on The
uossy back pIas svsrywhsra Price 70 sts.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

Messrs. william Burch and c. W.
Theobalds Illinois Central shopmen.
are out Of the city on business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

around man with such name as
that.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28
Daily Thought.

"Intemperate speech never con-
vinces anybody, except to the disao-.
vantage of the speaker"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-28

Increase ...........,..... 422
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
WEDDING BELLS CHIME FOR
MISS OWENS AND JOHN BAKER
Many Friends of Happy Young Couple
Gather mt Brides Home to
Witness NuptfaIs.

Wedding bells .rang out at noon yes
terday for Miss Alice Owens, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Owens
and John s. Baker. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
parents. 1857 Page street by Rev Burr
Weeden OF st. Luke's Episcopal Church
and was witnessed, by a large gather
ing of friends of the happy couple.
The bride was given away by her
father. She was attended by her
cousin, Miss Burney Owens o. S.
Saunders acted as best man. The. ribs
bon bearers were Miss Jennie owen
and Hugh Owens. Miss Norma Wood
bury caught the brides bouquet.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom were rendered a reception. After
a brief honeymoon trip through the
southern part of the State they will
make their home in this city
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
GRAND REGENT n. f. JONES
GREETED BY ARCANUMrTEs
The California Head of the Order Ad-
dresses Local and Alameda
County Councils.

Representatives of the councils of
the Royal Arcanum and those of Ala
media County, numbering about ESQ,
met in Shasta Hall, Native Sons build
Ing, last night to receive r. F. Jones
OF Los Angeles, the grand regent of
the order. who is here for the purpose
OF making an official visit to each sub
ordinate council in the northern part
of the State. He was welcomed by
Past Grand Regent Gustave Gunzen-
dorfer. chairman of the evening, after
which the regents of Sierra, Lecount.
Alameda Golden West Argonaut,
Sequoia, Buena Vista and San Fran
cisco councils each extended a greeting.
Grand Regent Jones told of the
progress made in the State. calling at
tention to the fact that during the
month of August the order paid $780,
600 to benef1ciaries of members who
had passed away
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
Copyright, 1906, by n. r. Foster.
No. 8.

hearts his best play is to lead the
space J and overtake it with dummy $
-, II the K does not cover second
hano' SO as to be sure of clearing the
spades before losing the A of hearts.
Unless the dealer can make five tricks
IN spades he cannot win the game, and
ne sees that II heart is led through
MN dummy's ace is surely forced out,
aIter which the spades are dead IL
tney are not established beforehand.
Even II the spade finesse loses, the
game Is still a certainty unless there
are 1ye spades to the 8 In one hand.
The solution Of problem No. s, pub
iished April 27, is for to lead trunps.
and Tor q to lead second round of
trunps, on which must discard his
10 OF diamonds. BIS best discard seems
TO be the Q OF diamonds, but no mat
ter what discards. 2 will force him
70 discard again. II B lets go club
7 makes two clubs and leads z a
spade.
Ihe ninth of this series of articles
on bridge whist will be published In
"The CalI' next Sunday, September 2s.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
celebrated. Interment Holy

mass viii be celebrated. Interment Holy
Cross Cemetery.
Officers and members Of the Veteran Volun-
teer Firemen's Association are hereby noti-
fed to meet at their hall, 1870 Ellis street, at
a. M today Thursday, September 20, 70
attend the funeral Of our late brother, R. J.
Tobin. s. BUNNER. President
g. BAYREUTHER, Recording Secretary.
VITT-In this city. September is, 1906. Jerome
Witt, beloved husband Of Luella Witt, native
Of Germany aged 80 years and 10 days
Friends and acQuaintanceS are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Fri-
day) September 21 at $50 a. m, from the
m0rtuary chapel OF the Golden Gate Under
taking Company. 2475 Mission street. near
Twenty-frst, thence TO st. Charles Church.
corner Eighteenth and Shotwel streets, where
win be celebrated for the repose OF his
soul. Iaterment Holy Cross Cemetery.
WIDDECKE-In this city. September is. 1906
Heinrich. dearly beloved husband OF Ida Wild.
decke, devoted father OF Heury, Fred and
Richard Widdecke, and Of Mrs. Doratbea
Widdccke OF Germany. a native of Germany,
aged - years IL months and IA days. Frank
furt Main and Magdeburg. Germany, pa
pers please c0iy.l
Friends and acqusintsnces are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today. (Thu-s-
day. September 20. at 1870 p m. from his
late residence. 2147 Eighteenth avenue South,
Silver avenue. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
FACE
PRISON TERMS.
Fasteners Who Practice
in California Without
License to Be Arrested
SCHULTZ WILL ACT

Henry A. Schulze, president of the
California State Board of Architecture,
has reached the limit Of his patience.
He has had his warnings disregarded.
his personal protests ignored, his let
ters treated with indifference, and now
the anger in him is aroused, and he
will retaliate in the form of arrests
arrests by the ~wholesale-and he hopes
that after the arrests are made a
Judge will mete out to the Offenders
the fine OF $500 and one year in prison.
Schulze is an amiable man, not easily
melted to wrath, but he is certainly
wrathful against certain Eastern ar
chitects who ffocked to this city after
the disaster and who commenced the
practice OF their profession without
conforming TO the law of the State,
which requires that no architect may
do business in California unless he
has passed the local examination and
has been given a license.
Some of the Eastern architects who
arrived in San Francisco within few
days after the fire. when notified that
they must pass examination and
secure license. availed themselves
of the privilege. But there were q
great many who completely ignored
the notification and proceeded to prac-
tice their profession without further
ado.
These men schulze intends to bring
within the scope of the law, and he
expects to make some wholesale ar
rests during the course of the week in
order TO let our Eastern friends know
that the laws in the State are not made
to be laughed at.
How many architects are to be ar
rested Schulze will not say
He contents himself with the state
ment that the papers are being pre-
pared. and shortly they will be given
to the officers. and then the gentlemen
who have been drawing plans, whether
OF air castles or OF solid reinforced
concrete. will be served. marched to-
the court and will have to give bail
or go 70 Jail.
The punishment for practicing the
profession of an architect in this State
without license is $500 fine and one
years Imprisonment, and the Judse
can infiict both.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
two-,tory frame building. 1855 stockton street

two-story frame building. 1855 Stockton street,
Domenico Garibaldi with James Bell-To erect
two story frame on Francisco street. 1886 from
Johanna Gets with Camp q Csrillon-concrete
work on w line Of Bryant street, II OF Twen-
tieth. $50 by n 100: S173o.
A. b Broyer with New. San Francisco Build
Ing Company-To erect q two-story frame on
NE corner Of Seventeenth and Guerrero streets.
]. AZ Dupas with Murray Rainey--To erect
two-story brick building on NV corner OF
PoIk M and Post streets streets. es:s By 12o; $4,000.
Ferreccio Co. and william Bennett--To erect
three-strory frame building on NE corner OF
Twenty fifth and Harrison streets, s0x62:0:
$500.
Patrick Kirby with ]. S. Purcel-To erect a
two-story frame building Sc corner of Cles-
ley & Boyd streets; $225o.
Jele Swierstra with A. e. Olson and G. T.
Hanson-To erect one-story frame cottage on
line OF Jersey street. 90 Of yicksburg $23oo.
Crown Distillerles Company with John Leon
ard-vauIt work for building on line of Minna
street. 20 " Of FIRST. W 40 by S so: S167!,
H. NJ Iieineman with George Moore-Concreie IL
three story frame building on \ line OF rerf
avenue; 100 E of Geoush street, L $3.50 by \ CO.
Giuseppe and G. oneto with r. Demartini-
To erect two-story frame Building on Sc cor
ner q Stockton and Union streets. SO :ox57 g
Leopold Anthenien with Rotto Brothers
erect tfree-story frame building on S line Of
sioii uYi loo - : 40 y 'n'een'h' SzSl-o' foi
Mrs. Angela Prato with ]. F. Hoadiey-Te
erect two-story frame building on Sy corner
OF Filbert street and Filbert place, 34:41s x0l 6
for S6500
Carlo Cuneo with Golden Gate CONSTRUCTION
Company--Carpentcr work for two-story frame
building on line Of Vallejo street. CT OF
Kenrny. o3x--. for $500.
c. Frank Albright with George A. Knox-To
erect three-story frame building on line OF
Howard street, 300 w OF Seventh w 90 by 90.
for $i2, 800. -
Mrs Bertha Haustein with J. S. Hofme sster
sons-To erect basement frame building on
25xe0 for $563s
Edward Monahan with Kelly Horrocks
S3G5o.
William Ehrenpfort with Jordan Brothers
To erect two-story brick building. with base.
ment. on Sw corner of Washington street and
Brenliain place. w 2s:6 by S 39:6, for <561O
Dong To and Chinese Presbyterian Y NJ c. A.
with Portland Construction Company-To erect
two three-story frame buildings on line Of
Clay street, 406h " OF Stockton. w I05.fl
by 6s:9. and lot adjoining on " having same
dimensions, for $17o12
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
EXCELLENT PROGRAMME is
RENDERED BY LoRING CLUB
large Audience Attends the Regular
concert mt Calvary Church and the
Numbers Are We'll Received.

large Audience Attends the Regular
concert mt Calvary Church and the
Numbers Are We'll Received.
The Loring Club gave it's regular
concert Tuesday night at the Calvary
Presbyterian Church before large au-
dience. An excellent programme was
rendered under the direction of w. c..
Stadtfeld.
Mackenzie Gordon, the sweet-voiced
tenor, rendered several solos that won
the applause of the audience The
large male choir did it's usual good
work, and was compelled to respond
to numerous encores during the even
ing. Organ solos by wallace A. Sabin
We're well received. The following pro-
gramme was rendered.:
Sing. Sing. Music was Given" (John
hyatt Brewery, with barytone solo.
Robert Gilchrist; tenor solo (a), "Wher-
e'er You Walk" (HandeD, (b) Hun
Earian song (korbay), (c) 'Malgre
Moi Pfeiffer), Mackenzie Gordon;
Lullaby (Brahms): organ solo, "Marche
Funebre ct Chant Seraphique," (GuiI-
mant), Wallace A. Sabin; Song of the
Spirits Over the Waters" (Franz Schu-
bert); Great is Jehovah" (Franz Schu-
bert, arranged by Franz Liszt). with
tenor solo. Mackenzie Gordon; The
Chough and Crow to Roost Are Cone
lSir Henry r. Bishop, incidental solos
by A. E. Mcmillan, j. Stuart Murdoch.
/. j. Irfst and F. CRUDE; Celeste Aida"
(VerdD, by Mackenzie Gordon.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20

The second Of these may seem rather
close to the limit for no-trumper,
but IL the hand is held out and the
remaining thirty-nine CARDS dealt at
random 1t will be found that dummy
will pull 1T through every time he has
average cards. The actual play of the
hand will be given in future article,
in which it will be shown that, no mat
ter which of the three other hands
the dummy might have held. no trumps
was the best declaration for the com
bined hands on the average.
AS an example of a simple position
which is frequently mfsplayed, take
the following distribution of the cards
In which the dealer has declared
hearts:
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MUST PAY TAXES ON INTEREST.

All efforts on the part of the Hiber-
MIA Savings and Loan Society to keep
from paying taxes on interest received
on United States bonds have failed the
United States Supreme Court having
decided against the institution. A re-
mittiteur in the action was received
by the State Supreme Court yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
!.lX ROUND the BRIDGE
IA = lss]B TABLE %
Conducted for The Call by z. F. Foster.

THE CALL presents today the eighth of
Il trucve articles bridge whist conducted for this "a
per by R F. Foster the athor Of Fosters Complete Bridge
and the best authority the subject this country
These articles will be OF nestmabe value bridge players
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20

CANALLA FOLLOWS wIrE.-Los Angeles
Sept 1e.-Samuel Canala. the Italian who
murdered his wife Monday night at their home
S07 CASTELAR, street, and then shot himself died
this afternoon at the Receiving Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
. K led,

Dummy's. Dealers.
The score is to 0 In favor of the
dealer on the second game. How
should he play the combined hands,
and why?
In the following position, hearts are
trumps, and is in the lead:
PROBLEM NO. 10.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
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and want every trick to win
the game. How do they get them In
spite OF the best defense OF A andsB?
SC)IJYTrr,NS no ppor,r rrxss

The solutions to the declarations
published in Lesson No are to call
no trunps in both cases. The first
hand given contains two aces and is
protected in another suit, while the
second contains one ace. but is pro-
tected in three other suits. The frst Is
called two aces and one protection.
while the other is called "one ace
and three projections
In the play of the combined hands
OF dealer and dummy after the dealer
wins the drst trick with the jack Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-20
Builders Contracts.

ccthe r. Nesheld with George G. Moren.
70 erect 2-story frame building on : line Of
Pacific street, SIS 2,s " Of Larkin. W 2o5 2-s,
w. j. Bryan. with Beck & Campbell. with
l. A. secor. to erect s-story and basement
3s7.e z Of Fifth 2J by S ie. for sIi 4s5
4. /. Rsdke with Maundrell, painting etc..
for 2-story frame building on sW corner Of Van
Eiiis street, y 30 by v l9s.e. for s52Oi.
erect a 3-story frame building on the NV
corner Of Twentieth and Lexington streets. w
Charles 4 and Margaret Stewart with w F.
Wilson Co. A. Knowles seweriug for 7-story
brick building on lot on line OF Geary street.
1926 W Of Powell, IS BY 1915, for
Hooker & Lent. agents for Mercedes Company
Owner. with J. p Leonard larchitectl and w
2s5 sw Of FIRST. sw 20 by Sc SO: ssI1s:
Louise Norm<er fownerD with G.. P. W. Jensen
fcontrsctorl architects Armitage & Rowel-To
erect n two-story and basement brick building
on SW corner of California and Front street. S
rs, " s2:6. %. 4l.0, y 66:S. Al: $35,-
" W Solomon fexecutor estate Of s. B. Solo
mon with + A. oakes-To erect three-story
ana basement frame building on y line OF How
erd street. 225 w OF h-ghth. 25 by \ 90;
n f. Marks with Thomas H. DAYS sons-To
erect one-story frame structure on SE corner
Of Mission and Thirteenth street, T. 91:3 y
14f.oh. W S9.5. : BsSs $OlD0
Samuel Sayanal with A. N. Waller-To erect
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street. 37:o f OF Lyon, f 37:6 by \ SIG; $io.-
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peny--To erect fhree-story building SW cor
nor of Golden Cnfe avenue and Buchanan street
" 57:e bv -. $3.50
Joseph Foley with Lennel Arthur-To erect
p one-etorv cottsge line Of Dorisnd street
352 Of Dolores. W 25 IS by 115: $i1Ts
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three-story frame buildins on line Of Mont
eomery svenue. 1873 Of Green street 8
SOS p aS:71k. 44:5 W 76:9H: S11 s45
solomon and Ruth V. Hynsn WITH Gus "
Daniels and W. s. Shook & Son-Painfine and
plumbing for = two-story frame. on SE corner
OF Sixteenth street and Hon avenue. 100 by
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street. ios:e OF Pacific. 2S:9 by E 0S:9 for
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J. G. Morrison with Bowden & Frankyn--To
erect brick and frame building. on SW corner
Of Powell and Vallejo streets. for $4,000.
Pietro Limardiniui with John Bell--To erect
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C. D. TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
405 Monadnsck Building.