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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-30
KENTUCKY NEWSLElS

Tilden House. who has been on
trial in London several days for
burning the dwelling of his father,
James House, was convicted today
and given ten years. The case was
transferred there from Jackson coun-
ty on a change Of venue.
Kentucky state railroad surgeons
are holding their first annual meet
ing at Richmond at Masonic Tenn
pie. There Is a good attendance, with
many prominent physicians from
other states present.
At the call OF State president Da-
yid Moreland. OF Ohio county, a
meeting of the finance committee of
the Green river district. was held
at the Columbus hotel at Greensboro
Thursday afternoon for the pur-
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II is to the cupidity of their intend
ed victims swindlers always address
themselves, and there Is considerable
rivalry between urban and rural com
munities in the production of suckers.
To the farmer the lightning rod and
Bohemian oats appeal when dealing
directly with the agent at the farm
gate. BY mail his favorite bait is
green goods. When he comes to town
his susceptibllities are touched by the
"old lock game" The city man pre-
fers a wheat or corn pool or an invest
ment of ten cents a week with a com
mission man" in a distant city, who
uses a lock box and guarantees ridicu-
lous returns from a scheme that ad-
mittedly is shady. The latter is mere
ly a refinement CT the original conf
dence game and the underlying prin-
cipal in all of them is the same
playing to the cupiditv of the victim
who sees an opportunity to get some
thing for nothing even IL he has TO do
something not altogether honorable TO
complete the deal AS long as there
is this baser element in human nature
the confidence man and the 'big mitt'
and Strong arm artists" will flourish
in our midst.
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London, May 3o.--In an editorial
article the Daily Telegraph strongly
favors Kind Edwards acceptance OF
the invitation to visit Canada. The
Daily Telegraph thinks the British pub
lie has not yet awakened to full ap-
probation OF the extraordinary interest
Of such an event. which would be
likely also to involve visit to Wash
lnston and perhaps to New York.
The newspaper recognizes that pos
sibly there are state reasons in the
way of such a visit, but urges that
Canada is living link between the
American republic and the British em-
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INVESTIGATES osTEopATHy.

II is a new diagnosis, a new cure
apty called "the Sane Treatment of
Disease. "
Osteopathy Is a method of bloodles.
surgical maniDulations to remove an,
distractions interfering with the prop.
or transferenoe of nerve force. or thu
natural flow of the blood. or the other
fluids. TO the organ. or part involved
II liberates the inherent vital forces
~ the body-the forces which. when
allowed their full and unobstructe1
sway. have the power to gain and
maintain a state OF physiological equil-
ibrlum or health. In other words. al
low nature TO effect her own cures by
a natural adjustment of any disorder
N the system.
The power to heal IL innate and In
htTent. and cannot be introduced from
IN without. and osteopathy cures by a.
Slsting and bringing into action tina;
nower. The taking OF drugs does not
add anything useful to the body-on
The contrary. the effects are largely
manifestations Of the efforts on the
part Of Nature to eject and rid itself
Y the drugs, while the loss OF euersS
'oilowing is nothing but the furheT
pobbing of an already lowered vitality
! Osleopathy IS especially effective In
cases of liver. stomach-and bowel dis.
orders to which paducah people arc
sufferers. and should like TO tell ,oi
briefly how, and why. can cure them
- easily. II you wiz call.
Or. G.. y. frodso. Sic Broadway.
Phone 1907.
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MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE In CHICAGO
The Armour Elevator, Electric
Plant and Yards Burn.
Started From Spontaneous Combus'
ton of Wheat In Elevator and
Several Are Hurt.
TWO BAD MARINE DISASTERS

Chicago. May 30.-Fire, which
started at l O'Clock this morning
completely destroyed the elevator at
ID. Twenty-second and Fisk streets,
belonging to Armour & company. The
fire was caused by spontaneous com
bustion of grain. II had a good head
way before II was discovered. 1t
spread to the enormous plant Of the
Commonwealth Electric company
and Sprsy lumber yards. The fire was
under control at . o'clock. The loss is
estimated at million. Several men
were injured. One is missing and be-
lieved to be buried under the walls.
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The Paducah Chatauqua meets at
Wallace park July 1894. 1906.
Friday, June 10.
900. Address of Welcome, Presi-
dent John S. Blocker.
2.15. What the Program Committed
Tried TO DO, DIR. J. r. Coleman.
2:30. Outline Of Program and Plan
Of Chautauqua. Supt. James II. Shaw
2;i5. Lecture. Psychology of Fear
and Worry" DR.. Stanley l.. Krebs
1880. Concert, Lady Washington
Quartet.
500. Humorous lecture "Thc Smile
That Won't Come on" II. l.. Cope.
Saturday. June 10, Childrcn's Day.
School children of county l6 year.
oh and under admitted free.
1880. Lecture, 'Telepathy," Or
Krebs.
900. Humorous lecture. Herbert L
Cope.
900. Lady Washington Quartet.
1880. Lady Washington Quartet.
500. An Evening OF Magic. Robert
Wassmann.
Sunday. June ~.
1880. McCtacken county SUNDAY
school rally. Great chorus of Sunday
school children. Addresses by Revs
Wright and Bourquin.
$50. Address. Capt Richard p
Hobson.
400. Reading. "The Bronsons.
Wallace Bruce Amsbury.
1900. Chautauqua vespers
1880. Music Lady Washingtons.
500. Address, '"rhe Hidden Hand.
pr. Stanley L. Krebs
Monday. June ~.
$50 Children's physical culture.
gao. Health lecture, Prot. U. g
Fletcher.
1850. give Big Things in Your
Head" DR.. Krchs
900. Ballads of Bourbannais. u
Mr.. Amsbury. music. lady quartet.
400. Lecture-Recital. Childhood
In Poetry Miss Ruth Hemenway.
1880. Concert. Lady Washingtons.
500 Humorous lecture, The
snollygoster In Politics Col. II. "
J. Ham.
Tuesday, June 10.
$50. Children's athletics
$50 Health lecture Prof Gilbert
10: so. Dreams aud Premonitions.
DR.. Krebs.
goo. "old Times In Dixie" Col.
Ham.
900. LecturelRccital. ''The Rise OF
the Historical Novel" reading OF I'll
l Were King Miss Homenway.
1880. Concert
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rHE suLrANs QuANpARY.

Our dispatch from WASHINGTON
yesterday about the proposal of Sen
ator Knox to raise the legation at
Constantinople to the rank of an
embassy is curiously Illuminating.
Commonly 1t has been the foreign
power which has taken the initiative
in this matter, and our statute in fact
provides that it is only when for
eign power raises the rank of its
representative that we shall raise
ours. Turkey Is not in the least like
ly to initiate such an arrangement. 1t
Is for that reason that Senator Knox
proposes that we shall innovate in
this case by taking the initiative our
selves.
One, of the prerogatives Of an am
bassador as the personal representa-
tive and in some manner the embodi-
ment of the sovereignty of his own
nation is to see the sovereign of the
nation to whom he Is accredited when
he chooses to exercise that privilege.
That would not be much of a privi-
lege for the Turkish ambassador at
Washington. Since we are all sover-
oigns and the president only our
agent. the authorization of foreign
ambassador should in strictness be
not merely to call upon the president.
but to "call all hands" The privilege
of our ambassador at Constantinople,
on the other hand, would be substan-
tial The sultan's extreme dllatori-
ness abont paying his debts Is per
haps his most marked characteristic.
The chief business of the American
minister has for many years been to
dun him. But a mere minister can be
kept cooling his heels in anterooms
or even on sidewalks for indefinite
periods. A collector who can be stood
of with explanations of mot at
home" is comparatively easy TO deal
with. But a collector with a charter
TO break into the premises and "see
the boss" at his pleasure is far
more formidable kind of bore. The
sultan and the grand vizier may well
trmble. When a mere minister sug-
gests that the payment Of his little
and long overdue account would be
agreeable the grand vizier may safe
ly make answer that the sultan will
pay HMM Golden Horn. But IT is
very different when the inquisitive
person who haunts the Turkish Cir
cumlocution Office, wanting TO
know. you know" is so accredited
that he is entitled to call upon to
see" and to, If necessary. "eall" the
authorities of the Ottoman Empire.
The greatest blow of the disclos-
ures brought about by this proposal
will nevertheless. we fear. be 20 the
president of the United States. One
bond of sympathy there is between
him and his great and good friend
the Unspeakable Turk. The Unspeak-
able is no more in favor of race sui
eide than is Reed Smoot. lie has ten
children listed" in the Official alma
macs, though in their cases IL is the
research of maternity that is inter-
dicted. But the semi-oHicial sugges-
ton that Chekib Bey. who has been
hanging about Washington for four
years without any proper credentials
as minister, still less as ambassador,
so hangs because the sultan still
thinks, or lately thought, that Mr.
was still president of the
United States must fill the White
House with gloom. It is all very well
to say that the sultan has particu-
lar horror of hearing about the as
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King Edward May Pay Us Visit
According to the Daily Telegram

pire. and that II II can be accomplish
nd It would not be merely historic but
memorable past all example in the
record of royal progress.
"The alliance with Japan, tho en-
tente with France. the better under
standing with Russia followed by a
visit to Washington and a meeting
with President Roosevelt. which would
be a dramatic moment instinct with
significance. sealing the reconciliation
of the Ango-Saxon races for ages TO
come. would make the years of his
majesty's influence more memorable
and benefcient than any equal period
of any previous reign"
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pose Of taking action in regard to the
sale OF the pooled tobacco of the 1905
crop. II was unanimously agreed that
there should he no sale of ahe tobacco
crop of 1905 until all OF the 1904
crop had been disposed OF. There are
yet $50 hogsheads Of the 1904 crop
unsold.
Mrs. De Wandelear. who attempted
for the second time to end her life
Monday afternoon at Mayfeld with
razor, was taken to the asylum at Hop
kinsville by l.. NJ Palmer and her
brother Dr. Campbell.
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The Feast OF Weeks" celebrated
BY the Hebrew residents OF Paducah
MAY 80. r.. according TO the Hebrew
calendar. the sixth day OF Sivan. IL
is called '4he Feast Of Weeks" be-
cause II is celebrated seven weeks, or
a week of weeks after Passover. II
was called "the Feast. of Harvest. ="
and also "the Day of the First
Fruits" on account Of tho wheat
harvest and the new wheat offering.
Being kept fifty days after the Pass
over. Il is called in the New Tesla
mena "Penteoost.1 1. G., the fiftieth
day. But as on this day. namely, on
the hftieth day from their departure
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-30

The meeting of the State Farmers
Institute means more TO the city that
secures II, perhaps. than many citizens
realize. Frankfort was too crowded
for comfort this year and it stands a
poor show of getting another meeting
But Paducah with her ample hotel
facilities can easily take care OF tho
crowd, and her hospltable citizens will
entertain them TO their hearts content.
for the institute able speakers on sub
jects of great interest to agricultur-
lists are secured-the best in the coun-
try-and lessons taught the farm
ers of this section. who will get to
hear them, will go far toward building
up the farming interests of the county
and vicinity This county needs an
awakening of this sort. Local men
are doing their best to bring about CO.
operation among the farmers, but one
enthusiastic meeting OF the state in
stitute in Paducah will accomplish
wonders in this direction
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-30

The annual number of the Ishkoo-
dab. the Paducah High school paper
is out and the work is exceedingly
creditable. Some of the editors and
artists may in later life be heard OF
in more serious work. The book con
tains consistent review of the social
athletic and literary accomplishments
of the pupils during the school year
just closing. with profuse illustrations.
and reflects peculiarly the highly or
ganized condition of the public schools
of today. a condition, which is beipg
more and more encouraged by the au-
thorities. who see in II an opportunity
to foster a school spirit that maintains
the interest Of the pupils in their
work. Under the direction and re-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-30

In the marriage treaty between
King Alfonso and Princess Ena it is
stipulated that the latter must receive
an annual allowance of 100000
pc etas. Every treaty Spain makes in.
cludes an indemnity
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-30
Rattlcshlp aground.

London. May 30.- The battleship
Montague. of the channel feet, ran
ashore at Bundy Island this morning
during a dense fog. She is still fast
aground. The sea is calm and the
crew in no danger.
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Killed In Rock Quarry.

John Butcher'was killed in a rock
quarry near Bloomington, Ind. A
blast drove two sections OF large
rock apart. Butcher put his head In
the crevice and the rocks closed to-
gether crushing his skull like an
egg shell. Is.
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sassination of rulers, and that his
neurotic or cardiac condition is such
that nobody has ventured to tell him
of the murder of Mckinley. But II is
embarrassing New York Times.
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PADUCAH CHAUTAUQUA ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCES PROGRAM FOR MEETING.

500. "Rlchelicu," Wallace Bruce
Amsbury.
Wednesday, june 20.
$50. Children's athletics.
$3.50. Health lecture, Prof. GILBERT
1880. Frauds of spiritualism'
Or. Krebs
gao "Dxie Before the War;" DE-.
A. w. Lamar.
t.sO. "The Eternal Feminine,
Hiss Hemenway.
1880. Reading. Mr.. Amsbury.
500. nicholas Nickleby." Mr..
WI liam Sterling BATHS.
Thursday, June Fl.
$50. Children's hour.
.: 30. Facts of spiritualism as Re-
.ealed by Science " DR.. krebs.
10: 80 Health lecture, Prof. Gill
Dert.
200. "olivcr Twist" Mr.. w. 3
BATHS.
400. "Dr. Henry Van DYKE"
MISS HemenWay
1880. Concert.
500. Science lecture with demon
STATIONS, Prof. w. n. Patty.
Friday. June -.
$3.50. Children's hour
9:3O. Health lecture. Prof. Gilbert.
1880. Jaunts to Haunts Of British
Poets. Rydal Mount and Wordsworth
James II. Shaw.
200. Ross Crane. entertainer.
400. James whitoomb Riley. Miss
Iemenwo~.
1870. Concert.
500. Science lecture. Radium. Prof
w. b. Patty.
saturday. June -.
sac. Chlldren's hour
?.?O. Health lecture. Prof. Gilbert.
1880. Brentwood and Ruskin.
600. "A Man Among Men " Dr.
l.. @. Gilbert.
zoe. 'The Tempest" Miss Hemen-
way
Z. ~ concert
500 Entertainment. Ross Crane.
cartoonist
sunday, June -.
$500. Address. Lofty Peaks In
American Craftsmanship. Father @.
T. Maggie.
900. Ross Crane.
700. Vespcrs.
Z. 80 Concert
500. Address. "The Jew aud His
Religion" Rabbi Leo Manheimer.
Season tickets from the merchants.
$50; children 75c.
Single admission 25c.
Children Is cents.
Tents put up ready to use $500 up.
For tents see Mr.. W. 2. Hummel.
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Sixtx-t'ixc Drowned.

Riga, Russia. Mays30.7- An uu-
known steamer. hound for Dubbein,
capsized in the Gulf OF Riga, Sixty
five persons were drowned
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-30

Official announcement was made by
Chief Justice Fuller of the approach
ing retirement of Justice Brown from
the supreme court.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-30

A special session Of the Delaware
legislature. TO consider tax matters
and TO ballot for United states senator.
has been called by Gov. Lea.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-05-30
Daily Thought.

''To the extent that the faculties
are cultivated the chances for success
are increased"
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Feast of Week Begins Today,
Is Seven Weeks After Passover

out OF Egypt. Israel received the law
on Mount Sinai. II Is called "the Day
Of the Giving of the Law" The plous
lsraelitc. faithful 10 the rules and
regulations OF his Torah. counts the
days OF the seven weeks from Pass
over to Pentecost. Maimonides. the
great Jewish philosopher. explains
this counting OF days and weeks. as
man. expecting his best aud most
faithful friend at an appointed time,
counts the days and hours Of his ar
rival so docs Israel count the days
in honor Of this festival. This ,, al
val has been chosen as the confirms-
ton day In modern Israel.
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straint of the faculty. no doubt. this
result is accomplished.
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$50 FOR THE PRETTIEST
YARDS IN PADUCAH.

The sun offers a prize Of
so cash for the prettiest
yard in each OF the six wards
Of Paducah. the residents
within "a half mile Of the
city limits being deemed ell
gible for the contests.
Besides these prizes for the
different wards. an extra prize
of Sf5 cash will be given for
the prettiest yard In the city
at large.
The sun offers these prizes
to stimulate an interest In
handsome yards.
The contests win he decided
July Is, by n committee to be
selected at "a later date.
The only condition OF the
contest Is that entries
must be subscribers of The
Sun.
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you DON'T NAVE TO WAIT

Kyery dose makes you feel better. Lar-Pos
keeps your whole 'nsides right Sold on the
mons- back plan evervwhsrs. Price 30 cite
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-14

The Sunday School oi tho Bau-
tist church held "a very enjoyable
picnic ON Thursday of last week.
Dr. and Mrs. j Il. Wh.tcarr
enjoying a visit from their son,
Lee and family, from the nrwc>t
They also had as their guest over
Sunday Mr., and Mrs Sprague,
of Cornell, kus
Il W Barton, whose name ap.
pears in the TRBUNE as ocauui.
date for County Clerk, has lived
in the county for many years, in
Homer township. He IS farmer
who appreciates good results of
Republican policies and Is honest
and competent II elected viii
hll the Office with credit to him.
self and party and 10 the satis
faction of the people
We acknowledge the receipt Of
an invitation to be present at tbe
Commencement exercises of thc
Colorado Springs high school
Miss Edith Mariory Mackenzie
better known here by the more
aiiectionate name of "Nadgo IS
one of the leading graduates of
the class of 1909 She IS the
grand daughter of nr and Mrs.
A. r. Winchell of this city Her
many friends here rejoice 10 her
SUCCESS.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-14

There Is just one thing /
want, said a farmer from up
the solomon valley to the Mime
apolis Messenger. I've got
both the Independent and the
Bell phones; rural delivery
leaves my mail every morning;
fresh meat or fish is delivered as
/ order il, every day; ! get my
vegetables an the way from Flor.
ida 10 Manitoba; | get a special
train whenever take my cattle
10 market, ! can run into town
az any time with my automobile,
but ! want a telephone down 10
the pasture 20 tell the COWS when
70 come ~ and get gilkcd, ''-kx,
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Notice TO Teachers.

The regular examinations Of
applicants for teachers ccrtia
Gates viii be held at the West
school building in Butler, Friday
and Saturday, June - and .. be
ginning at eight O'Clock each day.
The subjects viii be given in
the following order.
Friday Geography. Gram.
mar Algebra, Spelling, Ian
gaage. Arithmetic, Literature.
Saturday Reading. Civil Gov
erumcnt, United States History.
Science. Physiology, Pedagogy,
Advanced History.
Teachers raising the grade Of
their certificate viii be required
to t8lle all the additional subjects
at one examination.
Applicants desiring certiti.
Gates should take this examina.
tiyn and not wait until August.
A. l. IVES.
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-14

oH SATURDAY, JUNE ls. 1905 "a
: O'Clock p. IA. the Republicans ~
the various townships - the county
arc requested to bold ths.lF township,
conventions at tbe voting precinets
Of each township for tbs purpose %
sssitrting delegates "a the county
convention.
Al the citizens Of Bates COUNTY,
regardicss - party affiliations. uAs.
endorse the splendid recus3 e state
officials. who desire gOOd govern
meat and proper management u
state Affairs, and au - those who
are Interested In the selectlon of
honest, upright, compctcnt officials
who viii work for the general wei
iare % all the people and tlc best IN.
terests uf the state. are invited 10
participate Ia these eonventfOus.
A. l.. Fox. Chairman.
q. A. bEI-ANArEE, SecretnFy.
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County omelals

keprescutative-1ico. Church.
Circuit Iudge-C. A. Dentou-
Probate Jadvc-J. A. siivers.
SllcrH-M. q. Morris.
Circuit Cierk-C. n. Barkiry
County Cterk--J. p. Herrcl
Reeor,ler-r X. tisie.
rrsasurcr-W. G.. Bel.
Pros Ats. IA. n. LudNiek.
school Com. ~. l.. Ives.
survey yur-E. B. llorruu.
Administrators. 4. Rruaddas.
NorOncr-W a. Alien.
l'nsioing judy. ". McFaddrn.
Associate -JHo. Armstrong;
-f. s. BFucc.
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NEW HOME.

Mr, havb smith. uf Gralnyiue
Hans. Is visiting hi, sistcr-inlaus,
Nus, sarah Robinson and Nrs Edua
COnley. hc Also cNrccts "a visit
iriends at Butler aud Adrian. ami
then "a ga 10 Iowa, Hc Is a Hap
tist ministeF. Is % yoars ola aud as
spry a. a boy.
Ne have had pAenty ~ raln herc.
,'rul,s look hnc Ia this s,Vtion.
The river b out AN over thc bot.
tom land, aud Il looks now as tho
the hay crop ga this land would ls.
ruined.
Well cur nelghbor brought ~
some dne dsh. Ne don't know how
he eausht them baS they wege aue.
pgos
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-06-14

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cells in She brain and spinal
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nerve forcc is sent out through
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thc body healthy you must
have plenty of nerve force; If
you have not. the organs work
iw0cricctIv the circulation is
sluggish. digestion bad. aDpc-
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You cam keep the system
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