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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10
Her Fruits.

These are her fruits, kindness and
gentleness.
And gratefully We take them at
her hands;
Patience she has, and pity for dis.
tress.
And love that understands.
An, ASK not how such rich reward
was won
How sharp the harrow in the for
mer years,
Or mcl!owed an. what agony Of sun. :.
Or watered with what tears.
Mary Eleanor Roberts, in Me-
. Clure's. \
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

n the Kongo Is to be prosperous
and profitable In the future, Is M
gently ueeds period OF repose and
relief from taxation. A single fact
viii show how necessary that Is. The
population estimated by Stanley At
81 900 zoe, Is now. II We may ac-
cept Sir Harry Johnston's figures,
not more than 10000 600 at the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10
If Constipafed
Test 1t Free

Every year intelligent people are
dressing more lightly and paying
more attention to their health, II a
person cats what IS suineient Tor his
bodily requirements he VIII give the
blood plenty oil strength 10 warm the
remotest points OF the body leI
IL Is, as YOU see. much more a Ques-
ton OF blood than Of heavy clothing, but
the stomach and bowels. nevertheless.
regulate the quality Of tho blood. OF
nrst Importance Is the daly movement
of the bowels, SO that the waste mat
ter may be carried from the system
and not get IN the blood. II q psrson has
less than ono movement OF the bowels In
each ~ hours, he or she ~ constipated.
n constipatcd there Is no better cure than
DR.. Caldwell,s syrup Pepsin. IL cures 50
permanently and scientifically that event
ually you will be able 20 DO. without medi-
cine OF any kind, and that Is the point
YOU are aiming at. You cannot expect
permapent results from salts, powders.
cathartic pills or purgative tablets. They
are at best but temporary. rcliefs. Dr.
CAldwcll's syrup pcpsln. being a laxative
tonic, win cure the trouble and so tone
the digestive organs that they VIII soon
learn TO do natures work without assist
ance. That Is the sxpefienee, among
H. ana John NJ Nceskern. OF Bennett, In.
This wonderful herb laxative compound
can be obtained % any druggist at 30
cents or 81 bottle. frequently In Itself
sufficient for cure. THOUSANDS OF reli-
emergency IT, however. you have never
yet used Il and would like 70 try u before
buying. send your name and address "a
the doctor and a free test bottle viii ~
forwfrded 10 your home The results VIII
speak louder than our words. Write to-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

The years grow harder as they pass
Filled with burdens and deep sor.
rows .S.
1t takes courage and great-faith
To face Mes sad tomorrow.
But the rankest coward Is he who
ends ...,..
LIES heas throDs AT bis viii,
The hero's beat through JOY or pain
TIL God says Peace be still'
Clara Cox Epperson.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

II there Is anything about
your ailment that you don't
understand, or n YOU want
any medical advice. write
10 the doctor, ami ne Wi
answer you fully. There Is
no charge for this service.
The address Is DR.. w. b.
Caldwell. sO7 Caldwell bldg
Monticello. III.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

''Yez know Casey, the contractof?T'
"Oi, do"
is ne what ye'd call rellable?~
HE is the most reliable man OF
liver knew. Whinever he tells sez
ANYTHING ye can depend on It's not
being 80. "-Tit-Bits.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

Use DeWitt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel
Salve-it is healing. cooling and
cleansing. 1t is especially good for
piles. Sold by all druggists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10
Oats Are independently Strong.

The oats market displayed consd-
cradle Independent strength last
week. although price changes were
not marked. Some OF the frmncss
was derived from the removing Of
hedges, aud the continued lightness
of the movement from the country
went far toward osfsettlng the effects
OF accumu.aiing holdings at prihci-
pal distributing centers, The gem
eral cash demand showed fairy ac-
tive, although, the east still apparent
ly is figuring on further price CON
.cessions Week end pit prices
showed gains of l-l6c for December.
a a &c for May, aud hc for July.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

lvefy most. and probably less than
10000. O00 Pail Mall Gazette.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

man empire and Hungary Weather
conditions generally we're favoiabl,
for moving the grain In this country,
although continued drought only In
Creased apprehe tension over the posi-
ton OF the new crop.
I,cccipts Continue Liberal.
The domestic movement continued
OF liberal proportions. with lite on
the surface TO indicate much Of a
letup in the near future The a,aii-
able supplies again showed a be
increase. aud the market pc-sfm.f,s
say there Is little 10 worry about d.
the matter OF meetng reluhemCuts
without difficulty. Aside fiom a
fairD brisk cali for dlrums and
Manitobas. the export demand asa
not exhibit much life The home
cash situation retained sumt OF rs
Clements OF strength. buf Che gem
cal inquiry lacked much of ihe re-
cent urgency Northwes ern conicrs
noted much less active demand for
nour aud some of the mh south
west reported capaei', rrah re-
duoed with the demand enF Of "a
hand 10 mouth order. Dc g. Nks9
.hat the trade VT. lend b. princIpa'
ear to homtscfop aiticfs fot the mo-
ment.- aud bulls say thal ln view OF
What is to come ON the winter wheat
situation there VIII not be- much ~
cession from the prevailing leyel for
the distant futures. with prospects Of
a stronger one The pmnful Ack
OF outside spccuative Interest d. one
Of the principal drawbacks to bul.-
"a .wTrurur
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

PILES CURED IN q To ~ DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 20
cure any case OF Itching. Blind.
o. Protrudlng piles In 6 to
Il days or money refunded. soc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-10

Ideal weather for curing and NOV
ing. disappo.ntingiy light demanl
Tor the spot ant'cie. and lightness
Iof outside speculative lntcrcs,
weighed heavily on last weeks corn
market. onsetting Inc bullish effects
OF light reeelpis and small stocks.
The week end quotations represent-
ed net losses OF i%o For December
Y aMc for May, and &c Tor Juiy.
compared to the finals OF the week
before, Some OF the big -four specu-
lators pounded the market vigorous
n. on the belief thar the neanfuture
would witness a mari,ed increase In
the movement Of gain from thu
oouniry
white weather was az that could
be desired for putting the grain into
GOOD condition, husking returns
rom important sections OF the belt
we're disappo.nting'y poor II IS ex-
pccted that feeding operations VIII
materially decrease soon. with farm
Iers onering more freely To the Read
ing markets One or the leading
crop invest gators figured that the
total Sea would be much larger
than previously indicated, but that
the outturn I'M the so-ca1ied surplus
states would fan considerably below
that of last year. There are many
In the trade who. fguring that bear
ish sentiment Is too pronounced and
too general az the momest, consider
the grain purchase on az reces'
slons. hut they do not look ior much
OF an upturn In the near future. an-
less starlingly buliish condition.
larfso
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
CoChiSc County and Territorial News
Extortion Charged Against
Three Arizona Railroads

PRESCOTT. Sept Supplement
ing its suit recently filed with the
Interstate Commerce commission
against the Santa Fe Railroad and
the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix
railroad. the Arizona Brewing compa,
ny, through its attorney, Judge III. T.
Andrews, has filed a complaint against
the same defendants as are named in
the FIRST suit, and in addition tae Mar
icopa and Phoenix and Salt River Val
ley railroad and the Southern Pacific
company, alleging extortionate and
discriminating rates against Prescott
and In favor OF st. Louis, Los Angeles
and Ell Paso.
In its petition asking for mandate
compelling the defendants TO revise
their schedules on more equitable ba-
sis, the Arizona Brewing company
submits a table of rates which on its
face SHOWS that the allegations con-
corning unjust charges are well sus-
tanned. Here are some of the figures:
The rate on beer from Prescott TO
Wilcox, $40 miles, is S1.66 per 100
pounds in barrels. From st. Louis,
14T7 niles, the rate is sI15; from Los
Angeles, $50 miles, the rate is about
56 cents; from Ell Psiso, 232 miles,
only So cents. While Ell Paso is less
distant, the ratio of charge on a mile
age is very heavily against Prescott.
The rate from st. Louis 10 Benson,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12

1910 miles, is S1.15; from Los Angeles,
547 niles 50 cents; from +. Paso,
295- miles. SO cents: from Prescott.
So7 miles. only twelve miles farther
than FL Paso, $1.52.
From st. Louis to Tucson. 1867
miles, the rate is $1.15; from Los An
geles, 499 miles, so cents; from Ell
Paso, 312 miles, 50 cents. The Tucson
rate also applies to Red Rock, Casa
Grande, Maricopa, ella. Mohawk and
Yuma. with the exception of Prescott.
whose rates are as follows: Red
Rock, 226 miles, $1.05; Casa Grande,
1873 miles, 81 cents; Maricopa, liz
miles, "a cents; ella. PA miles, 80
cents; Mohawk, 277 miles, $l.36; Yu-
ma, 1886 miles, sl.52. The percentage
in all cases is enormously against
Prescott
The complaint further alleges that
defendant companies have repeatedly
ignored requests for more equabIe
rates. Plaintiff prays that defendants
be compelled TO desist from aforesaid
violations Of the law end that they be
ordered to publish within a reasonable
time through joint rates from Pres
colt. Arizona, TO the destination points
aereinbefore named and TO adoDt aud
put in force such rates as viii be fair
and just to those interested in the
shipment of beer from Prescott, when
such further orders as the commission
may deem necessary in the premises.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
GAME LAWS FOR
COMING SEASON
You Should Paste Them ir
Your Hat, for Game Warden
Is On the Lookout.

The Review las had many 'inquir-
les of late as to when it will be legal
TO hunt for this and that game For
the benefit of such inquirers, the fol-
lowing game laws, now in effect, are
reprinted:
Male deer, turkey: September is 10
December ].
Antelope: Killing prohibited until
1911.
Quail. Bob White. partridge, pleas
ant, snipe, rail and grouse: October Is
to March l.
Duck, geese, brant and doves: Open
all the year.
Trout, not less than seven inches
long: June 1 to December 1.
Game Limits.
No more than twenty pounds or a
greater number than forty fish shall
be taken in one day.
Three male deer in any one sea
son.
Fishing with hook and line only
permitted.
Introduced pheasants protected I'M
til March /, 1911.
Sale of any kind of game protected;
fish prohibited.
Nonresident license $40 each calen-
dar year
Misdemeanor for any Indian to hunt
on government reservation.
Note-Half of any fine for breaking
any game law goes to the party Civ
ing information TO convict; other half
goes to school fund
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
NEW BRIDGE OVER
THE COLORADO RIVER

Captain A. A. Fries and Lieutenant
C. T. Leeds have returned from Par.
ker. Arizona. where they inspected
the new bridge of the Santa Fe built
across the Colorado river at that
point
The new bridge meets all require
ments Of the war department" said
Captain Fries. and win eventually be.
come a new route for heavy trans
continental travel. The Santa Fe has
erected very good structure, and the
new route which the bridge makes
possible viii have the lowest grades
az any trsRscontinental line.
Ihe Santa Fe h built a new road
from its Phoenix ire to Parker. bnf
viii std aaye 10 bUs.d about ninety
miles on this side Of the river to con
meet with its main line.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
FLYING MACHINE WILL
Be FAIR ATTRACTION
Roy KnabenShue Will Make
Daily Flights With His
Air Ship,
Especial to The Review


PHOENIX, Sept, 1O-ContEpcts
have been closed by the Fair Com
missioners with Roy Knabenshue for
daily flights OF his celebrated air ship
during the week of the Fourth An
nuai Fair at Phoenix, November 9 to
IA. This assures visitors an oppOr-
tunity 10 view aScents by one of the
greatest aerial navigatOrs the worlu
has ever known. Mr. KnEbenshus
will use his new air ship in making
these flights. which is 127 feet long.
and which takes a carload of acid to
generate the gas for the immense
machine. This monster aerial vehicle
is capable of carrying a number Of
passengers. and flights are to be
made over the grounds and city dur
ing the progress of the fair Visitors
to the fair will also be given an op
pOrtunity to inspect this big flying
machine at close quarters in an eX-
hibition tent, where daily lectures
will be given by Mr.. Knabenshue. \
captive balloon will also be one of the
attractions. in which visitors will be
allowed to ascend and experience the
novel sensation of an ascent to the
clouds
In offering these big attractions 10
fair visitors the Fair Commissioners
feel that they have secured for the
public the greatest and most talked
of invention in the world today.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
GOOD PROGRESS ON
FLORENCE PRISON
Grading Of Grounds Completed,
Temporary Light Plat
Installed,

Work on the new prison at Flor,
eHce is progressing rapidly the last
few weeks. The well is now con-
pleted. the work of sinking being
stopped when ninety feet of water
was obtained. An S-inch pump, oper,
ated by an S-horse-power engine, will
be installed this week, which will fur.
nish sufficient water for adj build
ing purposes.
The temporary electric light plant
arrived last week and will be installed
as rapidly as possible. This plant
when in operation will generate pow
err for four arc lights, one seaTchlight.
sawmill and such other machinery as
will be necessary in the construction
of this immense institution.
The grading of the grounds is now
completed and the teams are now
hauling sand, etc, for the concrete
posts for the temporary stockade. The
work of setting up these posts will
begin the latter part of the coming
week, when the stockade is compIet-
ed as many more prisoners viii be
brought from Yuma as can be used in
the work
Thirty-eight prisoners and several
civilians are now employed in the
preliminary work and more men are
added TO the list daily.
The territorial administration as
well as the prison management, are
taking great interest in this work, and
are giving it their personal attention.
Architect Fitzhugh and Contractor
Grover are now on the ground and
will keep the work moving as rapidly
as possible.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
DOUGLAS PERSONALS

James L. Cowan left yesterday for
his home in Los Angeles. Mr. Cowsn
has been at Globe for some time, but
has moved to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dave leave Sat
urday for Santa Barbara to enjoy their
vacation.
William Kuntz, the well known min
ing man from the Sauripa district,
came up from the south yesterday Mr..
Kuntz repbrts that his property is
showing up finely and that he is in
shape to ship in the near future.
Steve Roemer was in Douglas yes
terday, looking after mis- political
fences. Steve says that everything
is moving along nicely in the little
town which has more railroads than
any other in Cochise county.
Jim Graham, who has been visit
ing his old home at Freeport, Ill, re
turned yesterday after an absence of
several weeks. He reports everything
improving throughout the east, but
says Douglas is as good as any place
ne has seen.
Frank Pearson, who has been in
Douglas for the past few days look
ing over business here, left yesterday
for Yuma. where ne is now located.
Mrs. Noble. who has been visiting
at the home of Postmaster and Mrs.
Caldwell. left yesterday for her home
in Dos Cabesas.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
9 6 G 9 6 6 6 Q c G . 6 Q c Q c
9 HAWKED PHoNEY RINGS. c
Q TO RAISE THE COIN. c

DOUGLAS, Sept y
@ A ring artist blew into town c
9 yesterday and stepped into the c
Q Colorado House during the after c
. noon. He engaged rooms for HIM C
@ self and two friends, who, he said G
@ would appear later in the day. C
9 He also stated that his friends C
O carried the sack and that he need c
Q ed two and a half. He handed c
9 over to the proprietor what he 6
Q said was a fourteen carat ring c
Q having his initials engraved with G
9 in and received the cash. @
Q A few minutes afterward he ap- Q
@ peared at Mrs. Billiards. at the Q
Q Magarell house and went over the @
Q same story and in a few minutes @
9 emerged with $3.50 more. 1t ~ o
9 thought that he mad played the @
c same game on others, but these @
G are the only cases which have O
9 come to knowledge OF the Off Q
9 GERS. @
. Mrs. Lehorn of the Colorado @
@ house took her ring to the jew @
Q eler's to be tested and found >
@ that it was brass and swore out Q
G warrant fer the arrest of the @
G culprit. 1t was thought by the @
Q officers that he left last night on O
Q the first freight. 0
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
RAILROAD SURVEYS ACTIVE
SOUTH OF DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, Sept. Special -
The railroad surveyors who went in
to Mexico at this point two weeks ago
are working steadily on two different
surveys, running east and west from
Cabullona station on the Nacozari line.
The party which started west from
Cabullona followed the Cabullona riv-
er west and have covered about TWEEN
ty miles This party is in charge of
G. c. Broadhead and consists CT TWEEN
ty-two men, The party surveying east
from Cabullona is composed of twenty
men and is in charge or w. P. Jones,
who has covered sixteen miles since
he began work.
All supplies for these surveying
parties are purchased in Douglas and
wagons arrive almost daily to haul
the requirements of the two camps.
Mr.. Henning, who is directing this
work, returned from the field ye5ter-
day and was IN his Office this morning
busy disposing of an accumulation of
mail. As to the destinies or the lines
being surveyed he had nothing to say,
but expressed his satisfaction at the
progress being made He is not yet
ready 20 diyulge his destination, but
everyone can see that he is on ais
way.
Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
PREPARING FOR
ELKS' REUNION
Monthly Bulletin From Los An
geIeS Gives Outline of Plans
For Meeting,

Plans for the grand lodge reunion
of Elks, which will take place in Los
Angeles in July next year, already
nave progressed SO far that a rough
outline of the program has been ar
ranged, copies of which have been
mailed to secretaries of all lodges
throughout the country The pro-
gram is in bulletin form and will be
tanning additional attractions to be
added from time to time.
The reunion will open July 10, and
the greatest number of visitors is ex-
pected to reach Los Angeles on that
and the succeeding day. The time of
the, local membership win be. taken
up on these two days in greeting their
guests, and on the second day in es-
corting the visitors through the city
and surrounding country, 1000 automo-
biles being available for that purpose.
Monday, July IL, the visiting Elks
win be entertained by Pasadena lodge
No. 672, and the real opening of the
grand lodge will begin Tuesday, when
trips will be made to Santa Monica,
Venice and other beach cities, where
special features for their entertain
ment will be prepared. Long Beach
will be visited Wednesday. the pro-
gram arranged for that day being ex-
ceptionally elaborate.
The grand Elks' parade will take
place Thursday morning and be fol-
lowed in the afternoon by the initia-
ton Of the monster three days car
niyal of sports. including boxing and
baseball. The Fraternal day parade
viii take place Friday. The competi-
tive drill OF marching clubs and band
contests are also scheduled for that
day. Saturday, the last day of the re-
union. grand lodge members and the
ladies viii be taken on a delightful
trip to Catalina island, the entertain
ment closing in the evening with the
last parade and the electrical circus.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-09-12
GUAYMAS MAYOR
WAS VISITOR TO
COPPER CITY
Il viii Do Everything Possible
To Advance the Progress of
Aqua Prieta," Says the Big
Cattle Owner.

DOUGLAS, Sept. 11.-(Special.) -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morales and family
are paying Douglas a short visit on
their return from Cabullona ranch
where they nave been visiting for sew,
eral days past. Mr.. Morales is the
Mayor OF Guaymas and is one of the
leading business men of that city. He
has great faith in the future of the
city of Guaymas and says that the com
ing in of the new road means much
TO that part of the Republic Of Mexico,
vancement in business affairs for the
future.
In speaking of the building of the
Spec road leading from Guaymas on
north he said "They are hurrying the
road along as rapidly as possible They
have now employed on the railroad
which is leading toward Douglas more
than thousand men and they are
pushing the work toward the 1nterGa-
tional line as rapidly as possible They
have now reached some very rough
country and suppose that construc-
ton work win not go on as fast as 10
has during the past few months.
Mr.. Morales is owner of the Babilona
ranch south OF Aqua Prfeta. Il viii do
everything possible to advance the
progress OF Aqua Prieta-" nave
great faith in the future of that
town and viii encourage every one
possible who viii assist in bu.ding
Aqua Prieta up. / feel that we will
have the street car system passing
over there in no far distant day which
win make it a great advantage for all
who have interests there, who live
there and IRE engaged in business on
the other side of the line. ! VIII also
arrange for a complete water system
as soon as it is possible to do so for
the benefit of the property holders at
that point. All that Aqua Prieta
needs is to be properly lined up and
give the people an inducement to come
there and ] feel fully convinced that
they will invest.
Everything points to a coming time
of prosperity in this section of the
southwest. There are sure to be
more railroads in Douglas and there is
certain to be time of great prosperity
following the present state of depres-
sion which has been felt the world
around. We feel it in Guaymas as wen
as you feel it here in Douglas and as
il is felt in other parts of the world.
But this will be succeeded by a season
OF business prosperity. I desire 10
have Aqua Prieta in a position to
take advantage of the boom when it
comes and / win do everything in my
power TO build it up to one of the i'm
portant cities of the state of Sonora"
Mayor Morales and family will leave
this week for Los Angeles, where he
will put his children into the public
schools of that city, as he is anxious
to take advantage of the excellent
school systems which this country has
provided.