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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15

WAGONS and buggies for sale at
bargains. Call and see them. Sex
ton Sign Works. corner 10th and
Madison streets. Old phone 401.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15

FOR SALE-Linen markers at this
affica
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wANTED-Boarders. New phone
247.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15

FREE-A Xmas bottle with each
purchase at the Paducah Distilling Co.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15

FOR SALE - Remington type
writer. good as new. Apply Meehan-
ics and Farmers Savings bank, 21O
Broadway.
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WANTED-Experienced girl; 42O
North Sixteenth street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15

WANTEDLady solicitors. Good
pay Address c.. care Sun.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms. Apply
407 Harahan boulevard.
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SUITS CLEANED and pressed. All
work neatly done. Called for and
delivered. James Duffy, phone 33Sa
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LOST-Two lemon-white pointer
bird dogs. one male the other female.
A reward will be paid for any in
formation or their recovery. Phone
761, +. G. Burnett.
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SITUATION W,ANTED-As cook
in boarding house by middle aged
co,ored woman. s04 Kentucky Ave.
New phone SOC.
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WANTED FOX u. .. AhMf-
Able-bodied unmarried men between
ages OF IS and So: citizens Of United
States. Of good character and tenn
perate habits, who can speak, reae
and write English. For information
apply to Recruiting 0ficer, New
Richmond House. Paducah. Ky.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15

BUY YOUR COAL OF c. NJ. eagle
Best lump ~ cents. New phone 99S
or 975.
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FOR RENT or sale, on reasonable
easy terms, five room house, 1882
Monroe street. +. NJ. Fisher.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-15

NOTICE. have purchased the
barber shop at 525 Broadway. Best
equipped shop in the city. Shave 10
cents. hair cut 25 cents. Six baths
for $1.00. III. ID. Hays.
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FOR RENT-9-room house, 40
S. 10th. 80 foot lot. high and eTy
Both hot and cold water. Modern
plumbing. ]. A. Rudy. 219 Broad
NAV
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MEN-Our Illustrated catalogue ex
plains how we teach barber trade in
few weeks. Mailed free. Moler Bar
Der College, st. Louis. Mo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

that Mr.. Cooper protested. 1t was De
cause OF Mr.. Carmack's refusal to dis
continue the attacks that alleged
threats were made. Sc We find ma
chine man who had be n aSsailed by
an anti-machine man hsld on charge
OF being party to the death Of the
machine opponent. Where can We
expect TO find the political orGahlza
ton in an issue of thi, mature? Is II
logical TO say that III effort 70 bring
about the prosecution and convection
Of the prisoner-indirectly a prisoner
because OF his political afliation WIN
the machine.-will be- just as re en-
lessly and fearlessly made As II the
Aooting had grown cut OF business
difrculti S, not involving politics? Is
it easy to see how political intiuenc"
can b., kept out of the rial? Is II II
fair presumption that the governor
will h. as much inclined to eau on
his co machine workers AS II the case
dii not involve politics? ii tn" gov r
nor did well in the handling OF tn"
recent lynching case. he has Opportun
ty for doing even better by making
IL his personal business to sec that
no political influence Is brought 10
bear when the CoOpers are taken be-
fore the bar. Trnnrssecans Will ask
only for Justice. for the oppOriu lily 10
have the case decided on lis merits
for the prevention of apparently
threat, ned Intervention. They shall
very soon know Just how honest their
coy, rnor is, for he If being put to the
test.
I, would be falling short Of our
editorial duty as We see 1t to fail 10
las stress at this time upon the mora
OF this shooting. And so W. ASK:
What have the Coopcrs gained
through this TRAGEDY? Lave 'a'y aii''
I'd the cause Of justice? Have the
raised themselves in tn" est I'm OF
worthy men and women? Have they
proven the value CT a political M
chine in politics" Have they tran :
frrrcd public sympathy from the al
man to themselves? If they nave
done none OF these Things. what nav"
they done? Have tho profitec?
Who. in fact. was ever the gamer
ny having the. blood OF fellow beins
on his hand? We leave it 20 you
Womans National Daily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
NOW WATCH TIE coMMoTloN.

A, San Antonio, Texas. on Tuesday
last Mr.. William J. Bryan Haunted
the red fabric IN the faces OF the
..old line" Observation-Disclosures
bulls. and the con
scquent earth-pawinE is expected
promptly to begin.
The Nebraskan declared In an In
teryiew that he should continue to
write and speak in defense Of the
things which he believed to be good
for the American people.
Naturally enough. My. Bryan does
not recognize the necessity for indit'
ing a notice CT his political demise
and sending 1t out TO a select few
who claim to have already viewed
AMI Inferred the remains.
Mr.. Bryan should know that the
professed members OF his cwn party
who opposed him. either actively or
passively. In the last election are bu:
little concerned about tn" good OF
the American people" What these
gentlemen NEST desire Is Demo
cratic party which. II 1t should win.
would not materially alter Republican
policies Of government.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
wnAr;sssAvE 1HEv PRoF,TEof

whAT;.sSAvE THEv pRoFiTEof
Stories that. come from historic
Nashsille - the muddy Tennessee
tend TO deepen the gloom czu ed by
the recent tassasss :ation Of fcrmcr
Senator CarmSck The publisher Of
the Tenness an. Of which MIR. Car
mack was editor. has issued state
ment in which he declares that the
dead mans life was several times
threatened before it Was actually TAX
en- Another Story. as Yet legally IN
confirmed goes SO far ~ to say that
there Was an actual plot formed for
the killing OF the senator. Every b't
OF succeeding news takes from t."
tragedy Its small elemenr OF apparent
justification. Friends CT the dead
man have publicly stated that they
carried 10 aim words Of warning from
the friends and associates OF the
prisoner Who's son eventually h.
cam. . slayer. Tha, both sides eN-
pected trouble il best evidenced by
the fact that all three men were arm
I'd In violation Of th laws Of the
state.
Rut l; Is nor our intention TO pre-
matureiy try this case. We are iI-
tsres,rd particularly new in the r'"-
J'cam%ut in which Governor Pa;f''r-
son 30 unfortunately ands himself.
Til. governor has Just taksn very
decide and mcs; worthy staad Tor
law enforcement. He abandoned
political campaign. riskiEg the chanc"
Of defeat. to 60 into The Rerifoot LAKE
district and personally supcriEio;sd
-hs nov.m. hts Of troops. sent Their"
by his order. In tn. search for est
dcncc aSa'nS, the mob that lynche;
a prominent lawyer and attempted In
lynch another lawyer. equally prom''
acn;. The lest work. prob,bN. tta'
a STATE gov rEment has ever dcn'' N
a car~ ci this sort has len arcom'
plish-d under the dirsr'ion OF Gov
,Tncr. BUT jus; a. Tho nsonent wb".'
th. psoplo ar cNiol.Inz be virtV"'
came The assass!psticu - Ct" Of Dis
political s,nsmies ,, 4 son o: on" ~
bis ,;arrh.~, sgppc-''r.. Th" 'rvsSt
tha= is~3 mp TO th. shooting Srr~
out Il the governors csndiG7cy foI
one. Thai candidacy CAUSED a 'r1'
b~t~s-r old vi spds that snaliy result
- in Q str~yt brswl
Tho sp,crpprx' defer Of M Car
mark for the Dcmnrra'ic nonfnaf!nr
y l1rsciy attributed. and psctaSiy cog
rcrfiy. 20 tho very rHr"ih NJ "Tschin"
WITCH Mr.. Carmsck ia attacked -
bitterly IN Tcnncescsn editorials. NJ
Cooper. thc dirsct causc Of The sa0rt
Ing. ~as %. q thosc - whom Oh.
Uiisors sAafss vSre dfrrcted. 4 Nj
/ aua;nS. shis edsscr.al bcmbarSiOsa'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
scxrrEREo SHOTS.

The New York world. In seeking
TO embarrass the Republican boosters
OF Elihu Root for the New York
senatorship has grown bit careless
Ct the sensibilitics q tina; select
section OF the Democracy with which
this New York newspaper Of late has
been more or less Identified.
In firing a. Mr.. Root. The World
should be mo7c careful that lis
charges do net scatter down into Viz
gipia aud inhict injrsics where none
was intended.
That due caution is no; observed
by the erea. metropolitan daily in this
regard is clearly -; forth In n" fol
lowing extract from its columns
credited TO letter written by +. II
Hartman 10 Sidney Webster:
"Rysn's tTaoDas r. Of Virginia
success In all bis manipulations
traction deals, tobacco combinations
uasipuistioa OF tn State Trus, Com
pscy into n. Merton Trus, Com
pAny. the sho~ and Leather Bank IN
to the Western Na'icnai Bank am
then again into the Rank Of CON
urce-thss covering up his tracks
- secn done by the sdroi, mind o
usAs Root. and this pr-srn, s'tua
ia Sss beea brought sbou. by Z
cunSasssioa o. ctrcum-'anc-s ~sic:
kas Srcsgst together the Ryan REQ,
Dssssvest eleDeas.
~where 90 I sssnd-'
Hssu Ne soreeosns. g APPEARS tSa
- nsst inporsast scctios u TO-
y3Ul.is 1astdDs0sqscy alrssiS IN
Gb1ssUsss shs urssiag psocsAa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Yntore1 as Ne Newport News. va.
DoatoRcs a SsOonA-ssaSs nstS"'
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1908.
INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES.

The announcement let loose wecf
or two ago By an important railway OF
i,cIel which since has been rrpudiatet
nv the New York Central system TO INT
eject thu, the railroads Of the coan
tty had released orders placed WITH
manufacturers for &:4o.0oo.ooo WORTH
Of supplies, now appears TO have been
we'll timed with q design to get 'h'
minds Of shippers, manufacturers and
conaumers into q mellow mood. by
d,sarmlnE antagonism in advance. The
greet transportation lines hoped 70
nut into effect an increase OF ten pei
cent in freight rates without creating
commoticu-
From recen, publications 1t appears
that the New York Central takes the
stand that 5 per cent increase Is
nil that the railroad treasures re-
uuire: hence ,ha; grea, trunk tne Is
not fully In sympathy with the pro
gram as at frs, mapped out
At the presen, time iiscord reigns
within the racks OF the trafac mana
GERS all agree that the country Is
f,pe to stand for az Increase Of rates
but opinsons are at variance as to
Just what per centase of added tn
bute to the corporations should BE- eA
se,sd. beginning on January l.
{ No doubt is expressed. however
but that the question will be settled
by the first Of next mouIh
which will leave ample time fer the
notice Of the. freight rate increase tt
be served upon. the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
Restored prosperity comes high 'e
the shipper and consumer, hut thing
of real value are always costly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

Why shonld there ever have been
any doubt Of Governor Swanson =
signing Colonel EottinghaIn's commits
sion should he be reelected by the
officers Of the Fourth Virginia reg''
ment- A military dictatorship at the
capital would prove decidedly uu-
popular in Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

As a well deserved compliment 10
our Baptist friends. the saloon men
confess that they would expect no
increase In their line Of business even
II the General Association should hold
its future sessions in saloon cities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Mind Your Ovsipessl

T. sou cont nol,ndy Ill! II Is !n1'
hgsiarss 60 keep oct of all ~. tr"T',
sic yoI car and you can ard wi!l
ksep on u liver and howl .rnuhie
~ ycu 'sks ". kias's N-~ Life Pills
Tssy keep biliousncss. malaria sD1
:.soni,cs ous ~ yrur sysfcIo. sc o.
An Orusyhtz.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

The American Sugar Refining Com
pany's counsel says the government
charge Of fraud carries its o&n re-
futation." 1t sounds good, anyhow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

With great reluctance. Emperor
William Of Germany has consented
that his subjects may coordinate with
the Almighty in awarding him the
right TO rule.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
A Novel camnlimect.

Mis- r,S blow 81. and was captured
apd returned by . nice young lady.
IN ~hor n. gentleman sckno-'"s-rd
NJ. obligation with: Il thpuSan''
thanks. my 1car Yos ar. BY iit 500
NOS yIcc".ssEi hs!T res'o-"r ever
tricr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

President Roosevelt seems TO haH"
discussed plans for lettering labor
conditions principally with Supreme
Court justices and cabinet ministers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

Princess Gould -Castellane-Sagan has
made one sensible remark, at least
She says all she and the prince want
Is to be let alone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

\ i1a-g.. - sTt"I ssIs >:-e
thu, sud ,o.aS wnnrp Ia" snH" Gu
tho .'s-' 80 s.lrc', os sd|ra':2r md
.srs t.s.oi ia'- oblivion Ihsis
cHi.ta. ~" ya~V > prr't- hrrn Is"'a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
sIRTH STONES.

:. Jon w"Te barn IN jsnuar,. Car
net. Fehrussy. AuIethyst: March
Blood Stour: April risE,ond: May
Emerald: June. Pearl. July. Rg5j
August. SaGG"ny1: september. SAP
phir,: O.torcr. Opal. Novcmb~r. To
ps- D-eemSeI. Turrlfo!sc.
81. carry ali of tie above s'on~'
- s,ocb mounted or Ioos~ We r7'
Mount TIC stonrs iE your rirr. u yo7
ke
~. SUITE.
Js~ssor & Wssehmsssr.
Es.sbs,~aed 1885. 3sr3 1sccrsoa ave
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

Mr.. Roosevelt has been offered 4
job on Hearsts American. Wouldn't
| that be hair-raisiug combination
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
CLYDE STEAMSHIP 60

Steamers 10 philsce!TnNa
MONDAY. THURSDAY ems
SATURDAY..
Selling from Phiisdeiph'a, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight rece.vst and delivered
lai'r al G. & y. Pct No. s. Once
EIy-. Eosd. JAS W wCARRICk.
Cen. Southern Agent.
clyde STEAMSHIP 90.
=. Sou.s Delaware Aseane.
ra.lsAcl. a.s, p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

II Il had been an empress. Chancel'
lor Won Buelow would have had
real lob on his hands.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

Rich are Flayed," says headline.
Who minds a little aaying these
DAYS:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

largest priv-.e picf;'. Gallery.
crivs;. pic arc gallery ~ -" Sa.lt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

q. r. Thscker-Editor and Publisher
e =. Pugh-Advert,sing Aanase'.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

NEWPORT NEWS, VA
HOTEL WARWICK BUll DING.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-06-19
PRINCE TURNS MONK
HEIR TO THRONE OF MEXICO
FoRsAkEs WORLD.
Renounces All Political Ambition and
VIII Devote Life to Literature
and Wrltinqs-chosen by
Macmillan as Successor.

Washington. Prince Augustine de
Iturbide, grandson OF the great liberia.
tor OF Mexico, heir TO throne. man
OF the world, educated. widely travelled
and a member OF the jeunesse doree OF
many European capitals, has forsaken
the ways OF the fashionable world and
Joined the Third Order OF st. Francis.
In Washington fashionable society
Prince Iturblde was widely known for
many years.
Suffering recently from a severe Ill
ness, he has OF late spent many months
In the hospital Prince lturblde now
asserts that he has renounced all po.
lltlcal ambitions and that he will
never make any attempt to regain his
claim In Mexico. He expects to de-
vote his life mainly to literature and
writings OF a theological character
interviewer with the life OF the
prince is the romantic history of the
land OF the cactus for the last hundred
years, and the melancholy fate of the
Austrian archduke, Macmillan. By
right of descent from the Emperor
Iturbde. as well as from the fact that
he was declared heir by Macmillan.
Prince Iturblde would be entitled to
the throne of Mexico were that coun.
try to again become an empire. The
Emperor Iturbide was born in 1888
and led the revolt Of the colonies, then
known as New Spain, against the
mother country. This war began in
1921 and lasted seven months. ending
in the success OF the colonies. the
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-06-19

every form. A search for an opium
den proved the efiiciency Of the law,
and inspection wiped them out of ex.
istence.
Perhaps the least said about the out.
ragcOus dOings of the foreigners IN
Ticntsin the better 1t Is subject
that pcOple do not like to discuss and
do not wish to have brought before
them. II is true, nevertheless that
In the foreign settlements the Chinese
are finding endless opportunity for
the gambling which IL prohibited by
their government in their own city
and is nevertheless openly Coun-
tenanced by several Consuls OF for
eiEn nations in spite of their agree.
ments with the Chinese government
THE China Times" Tientsin paper,
IS waging an open war against houses
Of III fame and places of amusement
OF outrageous character which are act.
ually protected by the representatives.
of foreign powers. The papers are
full of It. One paragraph will copy,
for It is suggestive and can stand by
itself: The Alhambra d it's Pic.
lures: Mr.. Pratt, British vice con.
sui, sat in the British consular
court on Saturday morning to hear
a charge against Mr. A. Harper of
the Alhambra Russian concession of
exposing indecent pictures. The
consul for Defense The first one
he thought was undoubtedly coarse,
as to the second and third that
were called indecent. that, Of
course, was Il matter not of indi
vidual opinion 50 much as OF opin
lon of the court trying the case. It
was rather stretch of the imag
ination 10 say that one Of the
reasons for Directing was that the
| Chinese went there. and that II did
not look well for Chinese to see
what foreigners did In this way. He
had no doubt foreigners did lots
of things the Chinese did not ap
prove OF. II these pictures were
permitted in London he did not see
why they should not be permitted
here" People have way of sayinl
that There amt no Ten Command
ments" beyond Suez. and then dismiss
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-06-19

ficiaIlty in method may be brought
against her that is brought against the
japanese educational leaders is not
true The Chinese educators have
proven In their work in Tientsin that
they can apprehend the seriousness OF
great problem and grapple with II
swiftly and strongly, kindergarten,
primary schools. middle schools, col
leges, university and again normal
schools for the training Of Chinese
men and women teachers, are In opera
ton, all purely Chinese. some managed
by the government, some by private
individuals The board OF education
is under fearful pressure; great cam
paign of education must be carried
through all over China within ten
years II the nation Is to be saved. AS
result. teachers must be trained In
hurry. Instead of turning out sec.
ond grade teachers with superficial
training, the following method IL
adopted to get results quick" A
normal school. for example. for women
is established with "A complete dormi.
tory system, the entire expenses of
the scholars Is borne by tn" govern.
ment and ten dollars month is paid
to each student besides her expenses.
thus placing premium upon this
method of preparation. On the other
| hand examinations are held In the
different provincial Centers, and those
| students are selected and admitted to
| the school who have the highest
standing went through such school
myself and talked to the teachers, who
were Chinese, Of course, but who spoke
! English. There were about li0 girls
preparing for teachers. An apparently
inexhaustible treasury has been de.
voted to the equipment of the schools,
which surpasses anything ! have seen
In Japan in the way of scientific labor.
atorles for chemistry, physics, biology,
physiology and engineering with it's
various branches. An industrial school,
again with a complete dormitory sys.
TEN, where some 700 men and boys
were hard ut work learning trades.
showed that the interest In academic
education had not blinded the educa
tional department TO the value of In
dustrial education. We visited but one
industrial school and one establish
ment under government supervision
for the promotion of home industry
an Iron works" but there are many
sIch enterprises.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-06-19
WE EXTCU77DE RNZHCE or HE EN4ENnR

ing the matter with the feeling that
they have made a rather clever and
telling observation.
Do they realize. | wonder. that In
some Chinese ports the term American
woman is synonymous for woman o'
Ill repute-Or prostitute? Thank God
1t is not 50 in Tientsin, The American
and British governments are acting so
far as Christian nations In this city.
even II the individual American men
and Britishcrs are showing themselves
anything but Christians The Chi.
nese government Is not going 10
stand for this" long There VIII be
day of reckoning IL the foreign con.
cessions 90 on putting premium on
vice as they are doing now Men
who have lived in Tientsin for years
do not hesitate to Ray that matters
must come to crisis seOn II IL
in the interest of the people AT home
and of the United States, II seems to
me, to understand what Is going on.
This brings me to my third point
which includes a kind Of summary Of
all the rest namely, the important po-
sltion of the Y. NJ. G. A. in Tientsid.
A record of some OF the activities OF
my very good friend Mr. Robertson
will be most conclusive In showing
that the Y. NJ. c. A. Is a power for edu-
cation and for righteousness needed
and esteemed by the Chinese educa.
tors. On one side Mr.. Robertson
comes In contact with vast number
| Of school boys. He has several
classes In various schools in physics,
and takes his students to all the cen.
| ters OF the city, such as the Western
telegraph station, telephone building,
| power plant, etc lie also Is manag
| ing regular athletic campaign, has
! introduced the games OF association
| football, coaches the teams and pro
notes the truly western idea of be
ing a thorough sport"
Through the efforts and personality
Of Mr.. Galley and Mr.. Robertson tho
Y. NJ. c. A. is In position where II
| can have a tremendous influence f)I
| sound education and righteousness Il
the wheels can only be oiled with Q
little more money.