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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30

tlonal traits, women vote for all officers
except those who sit in the Legislative
body. The same rights are granted in
Norway, while in Iceland one thing at
least has thawed out and that is the
male electorate, which walks to the
polls in company with the women of
the land
Federated Australia, composite cit
izenship Of the English, the Yankee,
the Dutch and the lover of freedom
from ALI lands, made complete surren-
der to the women in 1902 and extended
full national suffrage. New South
Wales caught the infection and decided
that intelligence, and not tho sex Of
the voter, was the requirement. for
permanent government Nineteen WON
en- sit in the Parliament of Finland,
and the people of that country have
expressed satisfaction with the results,
Hungary, the land of the queenly
Maria Theresa, recently witnessed
demonstration in which thousands Of
men marched in a parade that had
equal rights for women as its battle
cry. Scotland duplicated the perform
ance the same week and the English
cities are so accustomed to such out
bursts that they cease to excite wonder
or surprise.
Kentucky, always proud of its beau
tiful women, was the first to recog-
nize the claim OF equal rights, hut evil
IDENTIFY afraid to trust its wives and
sisters too far, extended the school suf-
frage only to widows with children
Of school age. In Wyoming the WON
en- have voted upon the same terms as
men since 1863; the women of Colo
RADIO since 1898, and the women of
Idaho and Utah since 1896.
In 1861 Kansas gave all women the
school suffrage School suffrage was
granted by Michigan and Minnesota in
1871, by Colorado in 1876, by New
Hampshire and Oregon in 1878, by Mas
sachusetts in 1879, New York and Yer
mont In 1880 while in 1907 the move
ment swept through Canada and the
women of Toronto won In the battle
for municipal suffrage.
But the returns are now coming in
so fast that women's rights associa-
lions are obliged to frequently revise
their statistics to keep them up to date
The first victories were won on the
school franchise, the extension Of full
municipal suffrage came in natural Sc
quence, until one or both have been
granted in North and South Dakota.
Montana, Arizona, New Jersey, Con
necticut, Ohio. Iowa, Delaware, the
Northwest Territory, British Columbia,
Quebec and Nova Scotia.-Phlladelph
Ledger.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
SCENES IN FROZEN NORTH.
Two Railroads in Operation An
Alaska-COaJ Deposits.

Interesting facts and figures concern
Ing far-away Alaska were related last
evening by c. b. Heller, former
Washingtonian, who has returned to
this city after a five months trip in
the frozen north, says the Washington
Star. He spent most of the time on
the property Of the Oxide Gold Mining
Company, Washington corporation,
near Council City, Alaska. Mr.. Hell
ger, who was accompanied north by
Bob jameson, formerly Of the Wash
ington navy yard, Is enthusiastic re-
garding the mining outlook In the
northern gold fields. The output for
the present season, he says, will be up
to the usual mark-about S2O,OOO,OOO
The wages of the miners continue
good the prevailing rate being IS a
day and board in summer and 81 and
board In the winter months There are
now two railroads along the coast Of
northwestern Alaska. one is known as
the Seward Peninsula railroad and
runs from Nome to the various creeks
and camps adjacent to that place.
There are nearly 100 miles of track
age, narrow gauge, Cabell Whitehead,
former asSayer in the United States
Treasury Department, is general man.
ager OF this railroad. He Is also pres
ident OF the Alaska bank Mt Nome.
Down the coast, thirty-tive miles
east of Nome, is the starting point of
the Council City and Solomon River
railroad. This Is the first standard
gauge road ever built In Alaska and
1t runs along Solomon river for twenty
miles and will eventually be built as
far as Council City, 1t Is said.
There was new strike made near
Council City this season on a stream
known as Mystery creek. 1t Is said
about S1S000O was taken out OF the
creek by crude methods o. aiming since
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
CARS CHILDREN ARE STRICKEN
Heir to Throne and Four Sisters Are
Down with influenza

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan An cpl
domic OF influenza has attacked the Imper
ial family Grand Duke Alexis Nlkolaie
witch, the Empcror's only son. and his fouI
sisters all have been stricken. The Coudi
tIon OF the hcir apparent Is complicated by
monovsky, specialist In aural diseases
has been summoned to attend him Tn,
Grand Duchess Marie PavlOyua daughter
OF Grand Duke Paul AlrXnndroyltch anc
flauCce OF Prince Wilhelm Of sweden also
is down with the disease. II is thought tn,
infection was brough, to the pnacc on tho
occasion Of tn" recent Christmas tree cot
chratiOu At that time the children Of the
Emperor distributed christmas gifts nnC
mingled freely with the soldiers Of tn,
guard.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
JAPAN'S PLAN WITHHELD
Foreign Minister Hayashi Postpones His
Speech Outlining Policy on
immigration.

TOXIC, Jan. 25.-Thc programme
for today's session of the Diet including
the speech of Foreign Minister Niscount
Hayashi, regarding the immigration
question was suddenly changed, and the
speech was postponed until January 50,
when it is expected that Nscouut Hay
ashi will outline definitely the plans Of
the government for the restriction of
emigration to America and Canada. II
is understood that the postponomeut WINS
due to the fact that a reply from the
American government to the last memo
randum from Japan was expected TO
he handed to the foreign Office this aft
CrnOOn.
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Believes Shippers Guilty.
HAYTI REVOLT IS OVER.
His Execution by GOver lment Troops
SURPRISES the Revolution

PORT AL PR NCE, Hayti, Jan. %.
The revolution has been suppressed
Jean Juneau, the leader of the move
ment, was captured at Dessalines, lit
tie hamlet close to Gonaives, and was ut
once shot by the government troops that
made him prisoner
Gonaives has been occupied by gov
eminent force.
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MILES IN 4 MINUTES.
Iceboat Owned at Ashland Flies at the
Rate of los Miles an
Hour

WASHBURN, Wis, Jan. 25.-[ Spe-
cial. Going a distance Of seven miles in
exactly four minutes with an iceboat is
feat just accomplished by John Beck of
Ashland, and this record. which is mt the
rate of lOo miles an hour, will undoubt-
eddy stand for long time as the fastest
time ever made on the ice.
At the timc this record was made the
wind was blowing a gale and Beck says
at times he was going SO fast that he had
hard work to see and also to maintain
his seat. Any mishap upon the trip
would have undoubtedly resulted in the
death of the man.
The boat which made the record run
has been christeued the Red Devil"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
ViscOunt Aoki Is Home.

TOXIC, Jan. 2J-Niscoun, Aoki, FOR.
mer ambassador to the United Statcs,
has arrived here. Niscount IIayaahi, for.
cign minister cnrly this morning. sent A
representative 10 Yokohama to recejvs
him At the Shimbashi railroad station
in this city he was met by Baron cain
da Of the foreign office, by many officials
Of the diplomatic service and numerous
welcome home.
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REAL GEMS USED TO SWINDLE.
Merchant Says He Sold Diamonds lie.
moline Gave Away as Manufactured.

PARIS, Jan. 25-Thcrc wus scnsa.
tional development last night in the case
of Henri Lemoiue, the diamond max
err which was being heard before an
examining magistrate.
NJ de Ham, n diamond merchant
testified that several of the diamonds
which Lemoinc gave to Sir julius Wern
her of the De Beers Mining company
alleging them to have been mauutac
tured had been sold to Mime. Lemoine
by De Haan
The witness easily selected these
court.
immediately following the disclosure
tonight the president of the jewelers.
association of France lodged "A complaint
of fraud against LcmOine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
Walker to Fight Exhibition.

MEXICO CITY, Jan 90 WIlam Z.
Walker, the nhscouding cushler Of the New
Britain, Comm Savings bank Will light *
tradition proceedings Ia Mexico and VIII
not return 70 the United States untl every
means OF defense In this country has beer
exhausted That Is the latest phase OF tht
ease OF the fugitive American banker. Tn.
extrndtion papers are now on their way
TO the district Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Jan. %
Augusta Fahrm, the Dung woman who
was arrested few weeks ago charged
with embezzling several thousand dol
lars from steamship agency by which
she was employed pleaded guilty today
to grand larceny in the second degree,
when arraigncd in the Hcnuepin district
court. and was sentenced to one year
and four months in the state prison.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
REBATERS FINED,
BUT ESCAPE CELL
FEDERAL JURIST ASSESSES HEAVY
PENALTIES AGAINST BROKER
AND CLERK.
FINDS PRISON NOT NECESSARY
Evil Practices Have Ceased, Declares
Judge Mcpherson, ard Shippers
Are Equally Guilty.
RAPS ROADS, TOO, IN DECISION

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Jan. %
George l.. Thomas, a freight broker of
New York city, and l.. Il. Taggart. his
clerk, pleaded guilty in the United States
district court here today to the charge
of couSpiring TO pay rebates to snip
pers. Judge Smith Mcpherson then
fined Thomas $1,000 aud Taggart $1,000.
emitting Jail sentences previously as
sessed. Both Defendants were i'll court
and after sentence WAS passed. checks
covered the fine, were rendered and ac-
crutcd by the judge,
Thus ends the case against these mou.
The Jail sentence, which was omitted
today, was the first sentence Of miurs-
unment ever passed luI Relating.
Indicted with Packers
Thomas maintained q brokerage office
in New York city ami represented prac-
ticaliy all the imporaut shippers ON the
Missouri and Mississippi river under 4
contract to route Them freight from the
east and to collect over charges III
freight bills. Thomas, with his clerk,
Taggart. was indicted in December,
1909, charged with couSpirtng with
Rartol Bros. wholesale shoe merchants
of Kansas City, to pay rebates on the
latter firms shipment In the trial of
the case. ii was brou1ut out that lhum-
as has also agreed 10 secure rebates Tor
other merchants. They were found
guilty on June 22, 1906 Thomas, as
the principal, was fined $4,000 and sen
fenced to serve four months in Jail. and
Taggart was fined $1,000 and sentenced
to serve three months in Jail
First Sentenced to Jail
This was the first Jail sentence ever
imposed in this country for rcbating. An
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30

the Suorcham hotcl. under the care of
trained nurses. His brother, T. r. pa
Wis of West Virginia, was summoned this
afternoon.
Miss Ashford is an old friend of the
senator and his daughters She is 40
years of age, The senator is ~. 1T is
understood that Mr. Davis will settle
81 100000 upon her.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
RAIL MEN CAN'T DRINK,
Either On or Of Duty, Is Order to Train
Operators on Baltimore IL
Ohio Railway

BALTIMORE Md, Jan % 1t Is
officially announced today that hereafter
employees Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail.
way having anything to do with the di,
rccton Of ruunIue If trains viii not be
permitted to use lUtu Xicants at any time,
either when on or off duty, and no per.
son using such leverage will be EN-.
ployed. A general notice to this effect
was today sent oul by George L. Pot.
ter. third vice president and head Of the
opernting delArli
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
New Mountain Railways.

Up the Swiss mountains runs a sen~a,
tional aerial galloway from which il ear
body is suspended hy means Of running
gear. The cable II stationary. tile frae-
tive effort being cNcrtpd hN motors Oa the
moving vehicles This latest form cf
railway mountaineering dues NOT dis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
Why 1t Is Stranger.

Truth Is stranger than fiction :"
quoted the wise guy.
That's because we don't get snfi.
GENTLY well acquainted With it," added
the simple mug. Philadelphia Record.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
SILVER-CLAD ARMIES
OF Vastly DEEPS
SCHOOL OF HERRING is AN EXCIT-
ING AND INTERESTING
SIGHT.
OCEAN TttMING WITH LIFE,
An Acre of Salt Water Produces as Much
Vegetation as an Acre of
Meadow.
OCEAN TttMING WITH LIF
AQUEOUS PASTURES FULL GRAzERs

trim with I,, ,isr.,.,,,,,, ,..r... :.
'"'' It ""o ~ ~
H'tl IN" great armies oi herring on
Their lelsulrN sClnl-aunual migration To-
the spawning grounds is a revelation i'm
the vYy of glrnr,llrl,. , r,r,npti,.,, If iL,.
i,,,,,,.,,... ,.,,,,i...u -
VI '"'N' "'"' S"!H q"
'"Nu' h"HI"' '""au"' correspondent 81
Ia" New York sun.
1t is even exciting to catch "a sight
of tLr L,rriur s,lrnI fnt. ,I, first linn.
,TLn sr, ,,litt,r. r,r a., ,h., 49,. .,,, -,
,,;,. a. W., Wv ."" '''N'
WIN '"' ''n'y''u Hu''h AF"Ih Tue SILVER
SId'd h'HIududr' lhr arr NIbratc> with
the Wings of innumorahe gauucts ami
other gulls. s,yoopiul IA nfirn n, ammo.
titc calls to snatch another mr,l trnu
the prodigal provision beneath. There
is a spluslIup' rompiug fringe ON threr
sides of seals. white pip-lil;r porp1isrs
little blue herring sharks. with now ana
Ihcn the Huku-like tail of "A gramuuS.
standing bolt upright a dozen feet out
or the water.
The great curtain nets, AS well MS tho
syiucs. have t. hc of the stoutcst ma
tcrals, or they would he. as indeed they
often are. smashed 10y the dead weight
ut ihu multitude. The side ropes and
mcshc, are at certain seasons cnrru~rcd
n'''rA' illrIi'S 'II,h WIN h'ri'nE >p'",
M"''" EN,> l"' Tai'' hIiNI "PI''"'
,,,,., a." '','' '.
,l,..,,, .I,.,.r,'., ',' H., , NV.
,I.o ,,'I l I,I -, -,
l,,, \p. pr,r,..,,.s,I. ,.,,.,t ,,,,,r,tis ,ft.r
Fl heavy vail, i'm ln,, sruvnin,. tIur TIr
ni,rs nf thr Lrrriurr 'rpu ni lI,Yt srg-nn
lIrrnu.n lLr. waiter. and In t,uwmy Gins.
rrs ariN themselves to rocks aud STONES
a. the bottom.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30

RACINE-Peter fierzog, who has been a
resident of Racine ron sIxty-seyen years
Friday celebrated his ninety seventh birth
day
MONROE-The Illinois Central Il Is said,
is getting ready to restore the daily passen.
ger train service between Freeport m and
Madison, TINT was discontinued December /
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30

While public at
tention has been
concentrated on va
rious great national
and local questions,
two movements Of
the greatest impor-
lance have effected,
scarcely noticed,
noteworthy trans
formations in this
country. One is the
work Of the Anti
Saloon League; the
other that Of the
Woman's Suffrage
Association.
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Railroad Man Killed.

GLADSTONE, Mich, Jan. 25.-fspecal /
Christ Orley, aged a, brakeman rel
from car His legs were cut of He died
Instantly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-30
AN MIGRATE SOLDIER.

His Cownrily Action Was the Max
Ing of Noblcman.
Here Is story Of the battlefield.
There was war between the Swedes
and the Danes. One day great bat
tie was fought. and the Swedcs were
beaten and driven from the field A
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
Black Patch Acclaims Governor,
Who Pledges Himself to Restore
Peace and Order and Enforce Law
Scenes at Hopknsvlle and Princeton Almost Beyond De
scription in Feeling Manifested by People-.Great
Crowds and Enthusiasm For Man and Cause.

lofllcials who will prosecute, and ther
the leaders must go to the peniten'
tlary. There will be no mercy shown
Some common liar has been going
about saying that when / was IN
Washington I declared Kentucky to-
haeco growers are a worthless lot.
never said IT, Sometimes here al
home talk plainly about our shorl.
comings, but when | am across the
river Kentucky Is all right
IL have told men TO protect their
homes and themselves from masked
scoundrels. have told the soldiers
to shoot men riding masked II a
man kills another otherwise than for
seif-defense he need expect no c,em-
.cncy. and soldiers must expect the
penalty OF the law " they k,l nno-
cent people. But when man acts In
defense OF his rights and IS denied a
fair trial by a night rider court.
shall consider the circumstance. and
m the dead man had mask on his
face. little more evidence Is neces-
sary."
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
POWELL SET FREE
BY POLICE JUDGE
WITH SCOLDING

Police Judge d. A. Cross dismissed
the warrants against w. A. Powell, a
collector for the Universal Supply
company. for killing Oscar Prltchett,
co.ored. and wounding Major Pritch
EFT, colored. The case has been pend
ing in the court for nearly month,
but the dismissal does not bar tn
grand jury from returning an indict'
ment against Powell. Judge Cross re-
buked Powell for carrying the pistol
and included a few words against
the loan companies which he said
charged usurious rates OF interest
The shooting occurred September
12 when Powell went to Pritchett's
house TO collect debt for the loan
company. On the first visit a fight
ersuod, and Powell loft with the
warning that he would lie back. On
the second visit witnesses for the de-
Tense swear that Oscar Pritchett
struck Powell In the head with q
rock, and then father and son
jumped ON the collector. The evil
dence Of the prosecution was not so
clear, as the witnesses did not see
all Of the trouble. Powell has been
out ON bond of $1,000.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
TAFT MAKES FIRST
SPEECH AND SAYS
GOOD WORD FOR IT
Industrial and Commercial
Expansion Has 0utstripped
Transportation Facilities.
Should be Systematized.

Chicago. ILL.,, Oct President
Kavanaugh, formally opened the
Lakes-to-the-Gulf Waterway conven-
ton. Judge Taft was the principal
speaker this morning. He pledged
himself to a systematic and generous
policy of Improvement of lakes and
rivers. IL Is time to consider the
improvements in a comprehensive
plan to mould into a complete system
of transportation. The increase of
production has outstripped transpor-
tation facilities. He expressed his
favor of the lakes to the gulf plan and
advised treating each big improve
ment by itself He suggested setting
aside fund sufficient to complete
each scheme so II will not be affected
by congressional appropriation COM
mittees.
Fifty thousand visitors are attend
ing the congress. They include $50
governors and congressman ami sena-
tors. 1t recessed after Taft's speech
and inspected the work on the canal
at Lockport. Tonight Taft and Bryan
will address the banquet.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
Old RcSisIent Dies.

Melber, Ky. Oct. T. Special y
Washington Futtrell.SS years old, one
of the Oldest citizens Of McCracken
county, died last night at $3.50 O'Clock
Of general debility and old age. He
was born aud r,Ared near Melbcr aud
had made it his home all of his lie.
His wife has been dead for about 20
yeaus. but the following children sur
vive: Ieander Futtgell OF California,
DR.. Bascom FuttreE, Of Missouri; Mrs
Robert Chapman, Mrs. Joseph Pur-
chase Of Mel0er; Mrs J. W Hall and
MIS-. J. B. Hal. of Paducah. The
funeral was he'd this afternoon at ,
o'clock with burial in the Oak Grove
cemetery on the Clinton road. The
Rev. w. J. Nsylor. of Lone Oak. con-
Quoted the funeral service. Mr.. Fut-
.trell was the son of T. Futtreu, who
moved TO McCracken county from
Alabama before the Indians had been
driven out of the Purchase.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
FIRMS
GET CONTRACTS
In METROPOLIS

Metropolis, H.. Oct. Z. (SpcciaD -
Bids for the erection of the new office
building OF the City National banh
were opened last night, and the CON
tract awarded to Lockwood g. Tuttle.
OF Paducah for $4,000, the lowest
bid. Work on the building will begin
this week, as the bank directors are
anxious to be in the new home on
Fifth and Ferry streets as early as
possible. Architect a. l.. Lasslter, OF
Paducah, was present when the bids
were opened. Contractor II. NJ.
Weikel secured the sub-bid for the
brick work. The new building viii
be two stories high with every inn
provement for the bank. and the sec
ond floor will be utilized for offices
The building will be handsome. and
an addition to Metropolis business
district.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
TROOPS LEAVE BRACKEN
Trouble Believed 20 he over Among
the Tobacco Growers.

Augusta Ky, Oct. Capt. Terry
eft this morning with his men for
their home in Cynthinana, most Of
them ridlng through. He has had
command of the troops here for over
a month There were twenty-five
men IN camp. the Beatyville company
having gone home last Tuesday. Capt.
Terry aud his men have been well
liked by the citizens in general and
their departure Is regretted. II is
hoped that on trouble Is over and that
they will not be needed any more.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
AUSTRIA DECLARES NO OTHER POWERS
PRIVILEGED TO INTERFERE In BALKANS
England, Russia. France and
italy for Conference, and
Germany Against il.

Vienna. Oct. Following the an
nexation IN Bosnia and Herzegovina
the foreign Office issued the statement
that neither annexation OF Bulgaria
declaration Of independence concerns
the other powers. The statement Is
intended TO head of the international
conference. Bosnia Is on the verge OF
revolt against annexation and Servia
u preparing to invade the country
Austria is mobllizing troops to up
hold her stand
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
Thousands Stand and Listen to Declara-
s ton OF Unwavering Warfare on
LawleSsness in Black Patch.
TELLS WHY TAFT SHOULD AND WILL BE ELECTED
PRESIDENT AND REFERS TO MISTAKES OF BRYAN
What State Administration is Doing For People and What
is Striving to Do,

Hopknsvle Paducah
Wilson meeting personal
popularity he
governor had
meetings Kentucky, nothing Nothing
these.
Hopkinsvie thousand
half that behind him oLthe
already its
n
Wilson divided reporting
conditions his Kentucky
everything he said he appauded o the echo.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
PADUCAH KY. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER l. 1908
Some Wilson Sentences.

While the state administration protecting their
dwellings
u to their oath Democratic going
abusing the state and appealing
speeches for night rider practically nsuring immunity
upon return to Republican
lawessness.
The authority %
or hgt riders he can only protect citizens property County
commonwealth attorneys duty
= plain.
know the the head organization and
time, is bey
punished without know that the
sixths numerical moral be
friend the consideration than
other
after his real interests pretending friend is trying to use
the e
The country progressed in wealth intelligence under the
Roosevelt
Wages never higher farm products
reached ourselves in optimism felt
recovering If the panic had happened
administration should have thought returning
much better conditions considered
hard times" under Republican been
considered good times" the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-07
CONFERENCE
Third Street Neih0dists Meet For
Fourth Quarter.

The Rev j. w. BACKYARD. ID. d.,
presiding elder Of the Paducah dis
trict will hold the fourth quarterly
conference for the Third street Meth
odst church. Thursday at 1880 p. m.
All OF the officials and as many mem
bers and friends as can, are cordially
invited TO be present. Reports will
VIII be made by the Woman's Home
Mission society, Sunday school stew
ards and trustees. Election OF
stewards and superintendent of Sun
day school. A called meeting OF tho
stewards tonight after prayer meet
ing.