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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-07
baptist.

FlRST-The Rev. NJ. +. Dodd, pas
tor. Morning subject: "The Inspira-
ton OF the Bib.e" Evening subject
THE Divinity OF Christ" The ser
mons are the beginning Of a series
that will be delivered on the subjects
SECOND Tho Rev j. W. Bruner
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m
Morning subject: "The JOY % Eel
iowship" Subject for evening ser
mon not announced.
TWELFTH sTREET-The Rev. }
p. Clark. pastor Revival serVice'
stir continue With great interest
Preaching tomorrow At the usuai
hours. Baptizing al 3 o'clock at the
foot OF Kentucky avenue.
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FIRST CUMBERLAND-The Rev
u. w. Fooks. pastor. sunday schoo'
at 10 o'clock Morning services AT
II. Subject OF sermon: "under the
Blood" FIX. xii. is. Evening service
at 1890 Subject OF sermon: "origi-
mating Love" John. ". 49,
FIRST--The Rev W r. Cave,
pastor. Sunday school Al gao. No
preaching. Sunday schoo, at MizpaA
Mission AZ 2:3O.
KENTUCKY AVENUE The Rev
J. r. Henry. pastor. Morning sub
jet: "Some Elements OF Strength 81
the Church" Evening subject:
Some Fatal Mistakes" Christian
Endeavor at $50.
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That Illinois will perform her part
In the construction Of Lakes-to-the-
Gulf deep waterway is indicated by
belated returns on the proposition
submitted to the people at Tuesday S
election to bond the state for s2O.-
GOO. 900 TO con~truct a channel from
Lockport, H.. to Utica, H., on the
Illinois river. The vote in Cook
comfy (Chicago) was almost five to
one in favor OF the bond issue, and
heavy maiorities were rolled up in
its favor in the river counties.
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wATTERsON DIES HARD.

No one takes 1t any harder than
does Col. Watterson. Two columns
of editorial maunderings he squan-
ders from his spendthrift mind. He
sees only two little rays of hope.
First, he believes there is yet a pos
sibility of redemption, because Har-
mon was elected in Ohio and Marshall
in Indiana. Perhaps. he thought OF
Hughes in New York. also. and Had
ley in Missouri. but he dill not say so.
Then he acknowledges:
Yet each mishap has its COM
pensation. In the personality of
the elected president the people :
may be said TO be in possession
of an anchor to windward. Judge
Taft owes his election to his own
character. OF this there can be =
no manner OF doubt.
The constitution OF the United
States has not been abolished
yet. nor institutional freedom,
nor wise and upright aiministra-
ton, and these are still worth
fighting for
In justice to him 1t is only fair to
assume that he had a few phrases
and expressions left over from thu
campaign: for he declares:
In the national government
the Oligarchlsm OF Privilege finds
itself stronger entrenched than
ever before. Its fortress is I'M
assailable. II can never be
driven out short OF its own dis .
solution, or some dire cataclysm,
bringing ruin in ifs train.
He reviles his fellow citizens as
unfit for the Obligations Of soyer-
eighty:
The result OF Tuesdays Selee-
ton shows conclusively that -,
great majority OF the people or
the controlling Section Of the
Union are well content with
things as they are: that IT is bet
ter to endure the conceded
shortcoming of the party in
power than embark upon an I'M
known sea OF continuous agita-
tion: that Bryan meant this
whilst Taft meant rest; in short
that a Dollar, though tainted. in
hand. Is worth bush full OF
patriotic distractions.
The average voter OF better
education and intelligence takes
no thought of the hereafter. and
is even more indifferent to the
heretofore. He is completely en-
crossed by the present. He would
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BULGARIA ASKS
RUSSIA'S HELP
To Secure Modification o
POrte's Proposals.
Rumorrd That Austrian Cabinet MAY
Resign as Outcome Of Recent
Racial Conflicts.
WILLIAMS VISIT TO JOSEPH

ST. Petersburg. Nov. THE agent
OF Bulgaria in this city has been in
structei to make representation to
Russia that the terms proposed by
Turkey for the settlement of difficult
ties growing out of Bulgarian decla-
ration Of Independence are entirel,
Unacceptable and to request Russia
to unite with the other powers in
the use OF influence at Constantinople
toward securing a modification of the
attitude OF the porte in the premises.
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LUTHERAN--The Rev. william
Grother, pastor Morning sermon An
German. Evening sosmnn al 7.30 In
English Subject Complaining.
Services In the country tomorrow
afternoon with communion.
EVANGBLICM.-The Rev. VII.
lam Bourquln. pastor. Communion
morning and evening Morning ser
vices In German. Evening services
Do English. Subject The Reforma-
tlon."
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In such an emergency as is pre-
sented by the visit of the Chicago
business men to Paducah Monday,
an organization like the Commercial
club is appreciated. Without such
a central organization of business
men, cooperation in behalf of the
city on short notice would be almost
impossible.
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Cabinet MAY Resign.

Vienna, Nov. Tt is reported
that the resignation of the Austrian
cabinet is imminent as the outcome
of dissension among the German and
Czech ministers arising from the re-
cent racial conflicts in Prague and
other Bohemian towns.
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The fire department has answered
several alarms occasioned by grass
fires getting beyond control. Chill
jren's bonfires should be prohibited
or carefully guarded in dry seasons
like the present.
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The Union Rescue Mission. AL
Trimble street, report for October,
1908: Sermons preached. 10, includ-
ing three funerals; visited and min
istered in ~ homes, assisted 10 fam
lilies with provisions. giving away a
quantity of bread and meat, furnished
by the bakers and butchers, and a
great many hats for girls and women,
furnished by Miss Zula Cobb Gather
ed up and distributed COO useful arti-
cles of "lothlng among the needy. and
700 religious papers and periodicals.
Got employment for IL women and
permanent homes for children.
gave away 20 meals and 10 lodgings
We are always on the quest for the
unfortunate, giving relief where We
can. But we are greatly hindered
for lack of means. We are thankful
for what we get. while we need q
more liberal support, that more may
be done. and urge the pubic to give
us OF their means. Money. clothing
provisions fuel or anything you car
k<Rre. that this relief home for the
>@may prove adequate TO -theiI
ohQpes 1913 and 1916. r
,tor, Mrs. Ida b. chiles
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o.clock ID he narsonare.

O'Clock 40 the parsonage.
The Home Mission society Of the
Fountain Avenue Methodist chur b
will meet az O'Clock Monday after
noon With Mrs. Laura Hart. 1881
Monroe street
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Hunk ClenrIngs.

New York, Nov. Total ban,
clearings compiled by Bradstreets for
the principal cities in the United
states for the past week, s2.G36.S7G.-
600 against s2.s775f5,OOO IN the
corresponding week last year.
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An Observant Most.

"You don't seem to have as much
call for hammocks as you used to-
said the regular boarder.
NO" answered Farmer Corntos-
sci, 81 guess times has been too hard
for silk stockings this summer"
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Roman Catholic.

ST. FRANCIS DB sALEs-The
Rev. Father Jansen, pastor. High
mass at 1920 O'Clock. vespers al
1880 In the evening
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The charge that law and order
speeches delivered by Republicans in
night rider infested counties increased
the Democratic vote in those counties,
at least corroborates Che prediction
that the nlght rider vote would all be
Democratic 9is fallS regardless Of
how the Jaw ADD order league lined
nm sHfN
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Christian Science.

Services at II a. m. Sunday school
at 9:i5 a. m. Wednesday at 7:i5 p.
m. Three, Links" building. Fifth
street and kentucky avenue. Room
second floor Public cordially invited.
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Daily Thought.

SO long as one does not despair. so
long as one does not ,ook upon life
bitterly, things work out fairly we'll
in the end.-George Moore.
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT

Every dose makes you feelbetter. Lsx-Fo
keeps your whole insides right. Sold on the
mo, sy- back plan everywhere. Price 30 cent.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-07

The Woman's Home Mission so
ciety OF Third street Methodist church
VIII meet Monday AFTERNOON at gao
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HENRY SINGERY, II YEARS POLICEMAN.

Longest Record of Taest Paduca-Bavc
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October, 1908.

Total 31,O2S
Average for October, 1908. =. .5075
Average for October, 1907. =. 1878
Personally appeared before me
this Nov. 3. 1908, r. ID. MacMillen,
business manager of The Sun, who
afirms that the above statement of
the circulation of The Sun for the
month OF October. 1908, is true to
the best of his knowledge and belief.
My commission expires January
10, 1912.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken Co.
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.,Another Diphtheria, Case.

rAnothef case of dlphtiieria was dis
covered in the Whittier school yes
to-day, afternoon. and today the build
Jug - being fumigated thoroughly
The pupil was in the fourth grade.
Previously all OF the cases have been
discovered IN the first grade. Dr. II.
p. Sights. city health officer, was noti-
fed. and he directed the work OF
fumigatlon. The attendance at tho
school has been durtalied by the mum
Der of cases ofasaRtheria in the
school. Session j,'\fe first grade
were only resuq Aaay morn
ing. 'esteNS
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OFFICIAL COUNT
PRIMARY RESULTS
ARE ANNOUNCED.
No Change In Result rs Published In
Sun-Houser Nominated
JaiIer.

The result OF the official count OF
the Democratic primary follows?
Circuit Judge.
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Commonwealth Attorney.

superintendent County schools.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
FAMOUS ARTISTSO
HIS MODELS IN BLOOD
F. Melville DU M0ND VISITS
LOS ANGELES
Well Known Historical Writer VIII
Exhibit Works of Art at Blan-
chard Hail-Selis Picture
to Morgan

r. Melville DuMond, considered
among the foremost painters of Amer
lea, is visiting Los Angeles. Three or
his great historical paintings will be
on exhibition at Blanchard hall for
two weeks, commencing May %.
These paintings are "Lygia" (from
"Quo VadisO, Rome Amusing Itself
and "Hippopotamus and Tigers In the
Hindu Fighting Pits"
"Hagar and Ishmael in the Desert,
one of his most striking pieces of work,
has been purchased by the Jonathan
club of Los Angeles.
DuMond was born at Rochester, N.
Y, forty years ago, but the last twenty
years of his life he has spent at Paris
studying. He has won gold medals at
the Paris Salon.
"When painting one of his most
striking fighting pictures" said Mr.
Blanchard yesterday, speaking of Du'
Mond, this realistic artist went to the
slaughter house and got two buckets
of blood He then returned to his stu
dio and literally soaked the models he
had erected for his painting with this
blood. He then depicted the scene as
faithfully as could be desired.
HE is undoubtedly the greatest ar
fist who has ever exhibited his work
at Los Angeles" continued Mr.. Blan-
chard. HE has sold painting to ].
Pierpont Morgan but recently and John
Wanamaker has one of his works on
exhibition at his New York store.
HE came here on account of the ILL
ness of his parents, who are living at
Monrovia. He arrived in Los Angeles
two weeks ago. coming from Paris by
way of New York.
1.-THE local art colony is pleased with
the prospect of being able to view the
works of this artist"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
FEDERAL PRISONER TO
FIGHT EXTRACTION
Former Canadian Official Arrested at
Santa Monica on Charge of
mbezzlement-HeId at
County Jail

Calvin H. Bell formerly govern
ment official at Winnipeg, Manitoba,
who was arrested at Santa Monica on a
charge of embeZzlement of $4,000 pre-
ferred by the Canadian government,
was a prisoner at the county Jail last
night. He is preparing to fight extra
dition, and made an attempt to retain
Attorney Earl Rogers to defend him
yesterday.
No details of the alleged crime are
known here. Yesterday Attorney Oliver
o. Clark was retained by the Field De-
tective agency to resist any attempt on
the part of the prisoner to escape extra
dition. The case for the government
will be conducted under the guidance
of c. White Mortimer. British vice
consul in this city.
Both the sonsul and the attor-
ney, as well gas Sheriff Hammel. are
awaiting advices from Winh peg be-
fore further steps in the case are taken.
Bell refuses to make any statement.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
oRPHANAGE ELECTS OFFICERS
AT ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the board of
directors of the Los Angeles Orphans
home. corner Yale and Alpine streets.
was held at the institution yesterday
afternoon. A program was furnished
by the children of the home, following
which reports were read from the DIFF
ferent departments.
Officers were elected as follows: Mrs.
Edward Neisser, president; Mrs. Owen
McAleer first vice president; Mrs. J..
A. Winans. second vice president; Mrs.
Clara D. Baker, third vice president;
Mrs. Eugene Pettigrew, recording Sec
rotary; Mrs. John Dawson, correspond
ing secretary; w. e. Dunn, financial
secretary; Rev. B. F. Coulter, treas.
urer: Mines. j. F. Chapman. ]. Il.
Wilson, Jules Kaufman, W. H. Fleet,
C. Seeley, Forde. r. ]. Waters and w.
Murphy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
OCCIDENTAL MAN FIRST
IN ORATORICAL CONTEST
C. n. GssI<eii Of Academic Department
Of Presbyterian College Wins
Coveted Honor and
Prize

c. H. Gaskell Of Occidental academy
won the first prize at the Interscholas-
tic Oratorical association contest for
Southern California last night at the
high school auditorium. J. Proctor
Knott of the Los Angeles high school
won the second prize and Jack Todd of
the Polytechnic third prize.
Mr.. Gaskell spoke on 1.-THE Spirit of
Brotherhood" Mr.. Knott on Theodore
Roosevelt and His Principles" and Mr..
Todd on THE Spirit of the Twentieth
Century" The first prize won the
championship banner for the winning
school and cash prize of s25, while the
second won SIS.
The association is composed of the
academies of the U. S. c. and Occiden-
tai 4college, the high school and the
Polytechnic. The U. S. c. did not enter
a contestant last night.
The judges were; Rev. Hugh K.
Walker, Mrs. M. e. Moore, Prof. ]. D.
Graham, Judge ]. S. Noyes. Rev. Baker
P. Lee and Mark Keppel. Judge Moves
presented the prizes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
CLUB DlSCONTINUES
SALE OF IET0XICANTS
Exclusive Organizations of Los An
geIes Engage Attorneys and Will
Try to Determine Constltu-
tionality of Ordinance

Prosecuting Attorney Woolwine is in
receipt of letter from Roy Bradley
Wheeler, secretary of the University
club, stating that on and after May 80
the sale of liquor at the University
club will be discontinued until the con-
stitutionality of the liquor license ordi-
nance, or it's application to such clubs
as the University, shall be determined.
This action Is the result of the cru
SADIE started by Mr.. Woolwine the first
of the month. At that time he gave
the various clubs thirty days to deter
mine what action they would take in
the matter. A committee of one mem
Der from each club was formed to take
action and firm of a. sorneys retained
to look into the law.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
BUGGY WRECKED IN
COLLISION WITH AUTO
Whittier Man, Owner Of Motor Car,
Agrees to Pay for Damage
Done by His Ma
chino

An automobile owned by L. A. Myers
OF Whittier collided with a buggy be-
longing to William Wethers of 1917 De
Long street yesterday afternoon at
Third and Spring streets.
The accident occurred about 2:15
o'clock. Wethers was driving south on
Spring street and was crossing Third
when the automobile struck the rear
part of his carriage, smashing one of
the wheels.
Mr.. Myers stopped his machine and
gave Wethers his card, telling him to
send him a bill for the damage his car
caused the buggy.
An automobile belonging to Dr. M.
e. Spinks started to enter store at
Sixth and Olive streets yesterday by
way of the window. The window was
broken. but the motor car was not
damaged.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
GOVERNMENT MAY CONFISCATE
coNTRABAND ARTICLES

The federal court has been asked by
the United States to appoint day
when persons interested in brown
horse. bay horse buggy, set of harness
and various parcels of beer and whisky
in kegs and demijohns. shall appear
and show cause why these articles
should not be confiscated by the gov
eminent.
Deputy United States Collector of
customs at Calexico, Ralph L. Conklin,
captured these effects when he arrested
samuel Harper and Howard Wade after
a ride of two miles through Calexico
and Mexicala. The charge against
Wade and Harper Is that OF smuggling.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
GAS PLANT SOLD,
T.S.C. LOWE OUT.
FACTORY AND FRANCHISE ARE
BOUGHT BY HAYES
FOUNDER OF INDUSTRY LOSES
CONTROL
Sale at Public Auction on Court House
Steps the Final Occurrence
In Long contro-
versy

The Peoples Gas and Coke company
and the Lowe Manufacturing company,
a subsidiary coslcern, which were
founded by Professor T. s. C. Lowe of
aouth Pasadena, inventor of the Lowe
process of manufacturing gas, were
sold yesterday at public auction at the
county court house.
The sale was to satisfy judgment for
$24, 900 secured by ]. S. Dillheimer, rep
resenting material furnished by him for
the gas plants.
The purchaser of the property was
G. H. Hayes, a Goldfeld mining. man,
who is now president of the two COM
panies, and who bought them, 1t Is
said. In the interest of the stockhold-
ers and directors of the company, with
some OF whom Mr.. Lowe had been at
outs for some time. Mr.. Hayes paid
$4,000 for the properties.
Under the same Judgment, a week
ago the personal property and portion
of the stock were sold to Mr.. Hayes
flor 5000. He now Is nominally sole
owner of the two gas plants.
The object and effect of the sale, 1t Is
said, was to shut Professor Lowe out
of the companies he had founded. There
has been an almost continuous quarrel
on between the founder and the direc-
tors OF the company, who apparently
have been trying to dispose of him for
two or three years.
Several times the controversy has
gone into the courts. the last time re-
sulting in a paddock being placed on
Professor loves private office In the
headquarters of the company on Hill
street while he was out.
At that time Professor Lowe secured
a temporary injunction to restrain the
directors from interfering with his
business, and finally a temporary set
Element was effected
Included in the sale of the two plants
yesterday were real estate, franchise
and privileges, the distributing system
and pipe lines Of the two companies
throughout the city. including, the gas
manufacturing plant.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
NEWSPAPER VENDORS
TO BE INSTALLED SOON
Machines for Automatic Sale OF jour-
nails VIII Be Placed in Prin-
cipal Buildings and on
Street Cars

Machines for the automatic sale of
newspapers will soon be installed in
the office buildings and corridors of the
principal hotels in Los Angeles One
of the machines is now being tried out
on the cars of the Pacific Electric COM
pany. It Is not the desire Of the in
ventor c. II. ]. MARI. to supplant the
newsboy, but simply to add to the con-
venience of people who are In a hurry
and have not time to look for the
elusive boy.
The machine resembles a row of let
terboxes, with the usual slot for the
insertion of the coin. When purchas-
ing a Herald from the machine the
first cent drops into a false pocket,
while the second one starts the mech
anism that shoots out the paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
Glasses Hold Rally

The Baraca and Philathea classes of
Los Angeles county held rally meet
ing last night at the First Methodist
church. Representatives were present
from Long Beach, Pasadena Altadena,
Santa Ana, Pomona, Monrovia, Whit
'tier and Azusa The rally was held
under the auspices of the city union of
khAsa two classes
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
w. j. AND THOMAS MURPHY
TO CONDUCT BIG MEETING

William J. Murphy and his son,
Thomas C. Murphy will address the
Murphy gospel temperance meeting to-
morrow evening in Blanchard hall. Mr..
Murphy and his son are working ener-
geticalIy to depopulate the saloons and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
CRUISER SOUTH DAKOTA
MAKES GREAT ENDURANCE RUN

The United Wireless company's local
station picked up the cruiser South
Dakota off San Francisco last night
and received information of a record
breaking endurance run made by the
big vessel
In the twenty-four hour endurance
test the South Dakota maintained a
speed of 20.36 miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
Sentenced to slna slna

NEW YORK, May 15.-J. Edward
Boeck, who few days ago pleaded
guilty to the theft of more than $780,
900 worth of jewelry, was today sem
fenced to Sing Sing for not less than
six years nor more than seven years.
Boeck was arrested. in San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
BUSINESS MEN COMPLAIN
OF SMOKE FROM MILL

Business men and tradesmen on East
First street near San Pedro complain
about the smoke nuisance arising from
shavings being used for fuel to great
extent by the California planning miii;
1t is claimed b. the mill owners tne
shayings are a dead waste, and can be
made away with as fuel more cheaply
than any other way.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16

Make your hunt for work a test
of your ability as an advertiser.
You CAN advertise yourself into
a good job-if you will make it a
serious task.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16

to bring men to the church through the
power of love.
At the service tomorrow evening j..
Howard Phillips will take part. Miss
Lewis, soprano soloist, Will render Sc
lections. The meeting will be preceded
by a song service.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
Sunday Excursions

Tn, Southern Pacific sells tickets at half
rates to all points east as FAR as Beaumont
Ana branch Fare to Riversiu and Redlands
and return Through the Orange Groves"
t26. Beaumont, s245, and others Informa-
zion At city ticket office. 600 South Spring
street, corner Sixth. or Arcade station.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Henry J. ktamer forms an adult be-
ginning class Monday. May 25. Refer
ences required.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16

The Herald will pay $40 in cash to any
one furnishing evidence that Yfli lead 20
tho arrest and conviction OF amy person
caught stealing copies Of The Herald from
the premises OF our patrons
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-16
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerc building, on Broadway, bstwss n
First and Second streets. wh.re free intoL-
nation will be given on all subjects pertain
ing to this ~ tion.