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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-28

NH. Harrison expresses his desire
in the event OF his election, 10 have
about him an advisory board, several
of Paducahs safe and conservative
business men" And, yet, unfortu-
nately, Mr. Harrison in his campaigu
has not chosen his advisers from
among Paducah's safe and couserY-
alive business men," and human eX-
perience has taught us 20 trust our
eyes when they contradict the cv.-
dence OF our ears.
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AcEz2LE
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KzZCy2I
CHAPTER I.
A DANGEROUS Errand.

A city OF hills with fringe OF
houses GROWING the lower heights:
half-mountains rising bare in the
background and becoming real noun
tains as they stretched away in the
distance to right and left; confused
mass Of buildings coming to the
waters edge on the fiat: forest OF
masts. ships swinging in the stream,
and the streaked. yellow, gray-green
water Of the bay taking cold light
from the setting sun as II struggled
through the wisps of fog that fiut-
tered above the serrated skyline Of
the city-these were my first impress
sions OF San Francisco.
The wind blew fresh and chill from
the west with the damp and salt of
the Pacific heavy upon IL. as |
breasted IL from the forward deck Of
the ferry steamer. FL Captain. AS /
drank in the air and was silent with
admiration OF the beautiful panorama
that was spread before me, my COM
panion touched me on the arm.
Come into my cabin" he said.
You'll be one OF those fellows who
can't come to San Francisco without
catching his death OF cold, and then
lays it on to the climate instead of
his own lack Of common sense. Come.
/ can't spare You. now I've got you
here al last. ! wouldn't lose you for
a million dollars"
IN come for half the money" |
returned. as he took me by the arm
and led me into the close cabin.
My companion, | should explain.
was Henry Wilton. the son Of my
fathers cousin. who had the 9dvan-
tares Of a few years Of residence in
California. and spor,ed all the airs
of a pioneer. We had been close
friends through boyhood and youth.
and 81 was on his Offer Of employment
that 7 had come TO the city by the
Golden Gate.
What a resemblance" | heard a
woman exclaim. as we entered the
cabin They must be twins"
There. Henry" ] whispered with
laugh: you see we are discovered"
Though our relationship was not
close We had been east in the mold
OF some common ancestor. We we're
so nearly alike in form and feature as
20 perulex all but our intimate ac-
qusirtances. and we had made the
resemblance the occasion of many
tricks IN our boyhood days.
Henry had heard the exclamation
as well as l. To my surprise, it ap-
reared TO bring him annoyance or ap-
prehension rather than amusement.
u had forgotten that it would make
us conspicuous" he said. more 10
himself than TO me. thought; and
he glanced through the cabin as
though he looked for some peril
I'VE were used to that long ago"
| said. as we found a seat. rs the
business ready for me? You wrote
that you thought 1t would be in hand
by the time | got here
I'VE can't talk about it here" he
said in a low tone. There is plenty
OF work to be done. It's not hard, but,
as wrote you. 1t needs a man OF
pluck and discretion. It's delicate
business. you understand, and dan
gerous If you can't keep your head.
But the danger won't be yours. I've
got that end of It,"
"Of course you're not trying to do
anything against the law?' | said.
"oh, it has nothing to do with the
law" he replied with an odd smile.
In fact, it's a little matter in which
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-28
VAIN SACRIFICE OF DAUGHTER.
Sweas Her Good Name Away, hut
Jury Finds Her Fathcr Guilty.

Douglas. Ga. Oct 2S.-ln an effort
to save her father from the conse-
quences Of killing her fance. Ida
summerlin, a pretty 17-year-old girl,
went on the witness stand and sacri-
feed herself, but her supreme effort
was in vain, for the iury found her
father guilty Of murder.
Ivy Summerlin. the father OF the
girl, is a prominent citizcn OF Coffee
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THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.


For Governor-Augustus Z. Will
son, OF Louisville.
For Lieutepant Governor-W. a
,ox. OF Mason county.
For Attorney General--Jsmeg
sreathitt, of Christian county.
For Auditor-Frank P. James, OF
Mercer county.
For Treasurer-Capt Edwin Far
'ey. OF McCracken county.
For Secretary OF Stste-Dr. Ben
=. Bruner. of Hart county.
For Superintendent of Public In.
struction--J. s. Crabbe, of BOYD
county.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
N. c. Rankin, of Henry county.
For Clerk OF Court OF Appeals
Napier Adams, of Pulaski county
For Legislature-George o. Nc
Broom.
Mayor .......... James p. Smith
City Attorney -. Arthur Y. Martin
City Treasurer 49,. John j. Dorian
City Clerk .... George Lehnhard
City Jailer ...... George Andrecht
city Tax Assessor Harlan Griffith
sldermen-T C. Leeob Harry R
Hank. @. NJ Oehlschlae Jr., C
n. Champlin. w T. Miller.
Councilmen-First ward, C. C. Du-
vail; Second ward. A. e. Young;
Third ward. c. L. Van Meter;
Fourth ward, r. S. Johnston
Fifth ward. Frank Mayer, T. E
Ford; Sixth ward. W. L. Bower.
school Trustees-First ward, w NJ.
Karnes: Second ward, W. ]. Hills:
Third ward, H. s. Wells and
J. n. Garrison; Fourth ward,
DR.. c. @. Warner and c. @. Kelly;
Fifth ward. I. o. Walker; Sixth
ward. ]. C. Farley and Ed Morris.
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Robbins. OF Mayfeld, if he were SO
minded, could do much TO mitigate
the injustice done Mr.. Wilson. He
also defended Blanks. The two law
yers were appointed by the governor
Ito defend anks. Every criminal IS
.cutitled TO that in court. These two
lawyers. Robbins and Wilson, did
no more than perform their sworn
duty as enrolled attorneys, at the
trial. Wilson did not volunteer his
services in the case.
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THE FACTS.

The statistics here given are taken
from the federal census OF 1900 and
the report OF the state superintendent
for 19O3-O5.
Keep the facts before The people
till the people alter the facts"
Total population of Kentucky g.
.147,174.
Percentage of illiteracy OF total
population. ten years of age and
over. 1875
Rank Of Kentucky on the basis OF
this percentage, 81.
That is Kentucky stands l37th in
the list OF states when their relative
positions are computed On the basis
Of their percentage Of lniteracy
among the total population. ten yea~s
Iof age and over.
Total white population Of Ken
lucky 1,G2S.3o9.
Percentage OF iliteracy OF the
white population. ten years OF aga
and over, 12.G.
Rank Of state on the basis OF his
percentage ~.
There are ten OF the best counties
In Kentucky. noted for their wealth
good roads and historic families Thar
show a total of 6,7SS native white
llliterates of native white parentage:
just 92 fewer than the native white
parents in the whole state OF Maine
nearly twice as many as n the whole
state of Massachusetts, and over
twice as many as Nebraska.
Percentage of illiteracy of whole
population, ten years of age and over
in 1880, 29.9.
Percentage of iliteracy of whole
population ten years of age and
over in 1890, PIG.
Percentage OF illiteracy of whole
population ten years of age and
over in 1900. 1875.
1t appears from the figures just
given that we made much less pro.
gress from 1890 to 1909 than from
1880 to 1890 in wiping out our Hit
eracy. What will the next census
show?
Percentage of illiteracy Of total
voting population, 1873.
Rank of Kentucky on this basis
IS.
Percentage of illiteracy OF white
voters, 1873.
Rank of Kentucky on this basis
.46.
Percentage OF illiteracy of native
white voters of native parentage
ISIS.
Rank of Kentucky on this basis
40.
There are thirty-elght counties In
Kentucky in which the percentage of
illiterate white voters is twenty or
more, in eight of these the percent
age is thirty or more, and in three
b. is thirty-five.
In 1900 the whole number of illit-
crate white voters in Kentucky was
65.517. a number at least twice the
''NS VI the idi beSl pluTdlity III
state election in recent years.
The rural school census (white) is
a little over 81 per cent of the whole
school census of the state. There is
scarcely fifty pc cent OF the chill
dren of school age in Kentucky in
any school. What shall be done to
put more children into the rural dis
trict schools. TO provide them with
LANCER terms, better school houses
better roads to travel on and better
teachers The present law permits
any county to vote tax in better
support of the public schools. Not a
single county in the state is now
using that privilege. Mason county
has special county tax but 1t was
not secured under the present state
law.
According to the last report of the
State Superintendent of public in
there are only $50 white
districts out of total of 1885, that
have a tax TO lengthen the term or
Increase the salary.
The present term OF the rural
,~h 81 A.. ~ onkxsolv IL only ona HIM
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-28

We learn from the Courier-Journal
the argument is used against Wilson
IN Graves county that he defended
Bob Blanks. a negro rapist, and lit
lie EFFORT Is being made to distinguish
1nis case from the last one at May
aNIhon qwift justice was meted
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Ia Would Not Accept Counterfeit
Noncv-Why Accept Counter
felt Goods?

Good money IS made by the gov
eminent in which you have implicit
confidence. Good goods are made BY
manufacturers who are willing to
stake their regulations on the quality
of the material offered to you
through the medium OF their adver-
,ifcments IN this paper Counterfeit
goods are not advertised The rea-
son for 80 Is they viii not bear the
close scrutiny 90 which genuine ad-
vert.sed goods are subjected Coun
terfeIt money pays more profit to the
counterfeiter. Counterfeit goods are
offered TO you for the same reason
Insist ON the Genuine-I.cicct the
Counterfeit.
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It takes some folks a long while
70 realize that marriage Is not PAIR
90 shears with wales 20 clip Loves
wings.
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you DON'T Rave TO WAIT

Every dose makes you iee'3etter Lsr-P''
keeps your whole iusil-s dshL sold on ihs
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No man IS totally bad and no wom-
ln is totally good.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-28
Daily Thought.

Life should not be cheap, but
sacred.-Emerson.
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
Average for September, 1907. s,sO2

iOtdl e. . ''"f .
Average for September, 1907. S,902
Average for September, 1906. $3.50
Personally appeared before me, this
October I, 1907, r. D. MacMilleu,
business manager Of The sun, who
Rffrms that the above statement OF
the circulation OF The Sun for the
month Of September, 1907, Is true to
the best Of his knowledge and belief.
PETER PURYEAR, Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January z2.
1908
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You may live In n stilI bigger
hOuse-with the cooperation of the
Furnished Rooms" ads.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-04-28

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