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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-10

See the Red Siqn.of great slaughter
sale at Golden Rule.
Ole Westman is in from Radium
to-day.
The county board will meet Dec.
18th.
Miss Lillian Trip visited friends
in Crookson Monday.
J. G. Figenskau. Cashier of the
Citizen State Bank of Oslo, was in
the city Monday evening.
H. J. Beardmore left Sunday eve
ming for Crookston to serve as a
juror at the Polk Co., tenn of court.
Joe Estlund. editor of the Kennedy
Star was a visitor in the city last
evening.
Olof Smith. of Alvarado. visited
with his brother DR.. P. A. Mattson.
President of Gustavus Adolphus
College, at St. Peter last week.
Mr.. Benson. of Kennedy. was
brought down to Warren Wednesday
evening. to take treatment at the
hospital here.
Sam H. Clark. editor and publish
er Of the Daily Reporter at Minot.
N. d.. was in the city yesterday
shaking hands with old time friends.
Sander Larson. of Valley. was ad-
judged insane in Judge HOlm's court
on Tuesday and was taken to Fergus
Falls by sheriff Forsberg and SEVERN
Gillund.
Call at Farrell's and inspect his
Christmas goods. consisting of
Watches. clocks. jeweIrv. silverware.
cut glass. novelties etc., etc. Prices
right and quality as represented.
Mrs. B. L. Seovell. State President
of the W. @. T. o.. will speak at
the Presbyterian church next Mon
day evening. Her subject will be,
''Life and Its Values" All cordial
ly invited.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-10
Additional locals on page 8.

Additional locals on page 8.
Now is YOUR time to buy goods at
the Golden Rule.
S. L. RodQuist, of Alvarado, is at.
tending to business in town to-day.
! L. NJ. Olson attended to business
in Alvarado yesterday.
Miss Mabel Linde. of MINNEAPOLIS,
visited at the P. DalQuisu home fol
about a week.
Mrs. A. D. Van Sickle and sister
left yesterdy for Grand Forks tc
visit relatives and friends for a
| week.
Licenses to marry have been issued
to Ole Erickson and Karin Balm,
Henry Rye and Julia O. Olson.
John Olson came up from Crooks.
ton Sunday morning to spend the
day at the home of his parents. J.
L. Olson. few miles east of the
city.
Hans Engen. a prominent old
settler from town of Holt. is making
his home this winter with P. o.
Erickson in this city. He has spent
the past two winters out west. but
wants to live through a Minnesota
winter for change.
We are waiting to please you with
presents that are appropriate.
popular. practical and in every way
desirable in the line of watches.
clocks, cut glass. jewelry. silverware,
novelties. etc. Holm's Jewelry Store.
Dan Simpson. the wrestler. has
equipped gymnasium in the Whitney
block in which the young men of the
city will learn the art of boxing,
wrestling, jiu jitsu. and Other
muscle building exercices and
sports.
The Oddfellow lodge of this city
elected the following officers at the
meeting held Monday night: G.
Wittensten. N. g.. A. L. Robinson
| V. g.. Aug. A. johnson. r. s. Ed.
Natvlck. F. S.. W. H. Dixon Treas.
A. N. Lodoen, trustee.
Presents to please everybody. In
gifts for old or young you will find
your wants ANTICIPATED. We will
place at your disposal pretty remem
brances at small cost or show you
more elaborate articles should you
prefer them. at Holm jewelry store.
Gustav Eckman, of Newfolden.
was in the city to-day. He drove
over on sleighs with load of meat
which he disposed of here. Mr. Eek
man reports the roads in fairly good
condition the entire way with the
exception of few bad spots.
Messrs. Harris and Horton, mana
gers of the bijou theatre. have de.
cided to put on show at Argyle on
Monday and Tuesday evenings and
will only show here the remaining
evenings of the week. Their first
performance at Argyle was made
this week.
Throughout our stock are many
choice and desirable gifts from the
finest to the most inexpensive. vet
all grades. The best of their kind.
Remember that we represent all
things as they are and regulate the
price by the true value of the article.
at Holm's iewelry store.
Donald Robertson invested in l6C
acres of Marshall County land this
week. having purchased the L.
Lafferier farm. four and one-hal1
miles north of the city. for which he
paid good round figure. There is
no better evidence of the worth OF
Marshall County land than the fact
that it is being bought up by resi-.
dent business men and farmers. Mr..
Robertson will have the farm work.
ed next summer. Banner. Argyle.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-10

r. q. Mathwig returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Devils Lake.
Nothing but bargains at the COL
pen Rule.
Henry Dalouist visited at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. DalQuist in this city for about a
week. returning to Minneapolis
Tuesday.
G. 0. Cross. who has spent the
past two years looking after business
interests on the Pacific coast. ar
rived home last week for a visit with
his family.
2. A. DaiQuist. mail clerk on the
Great Northern bewteen St. Paul
and Grand Forks was married Nov.
"a to an estimable young lady of
MINNEAPOLIS. Warren friends extend
congratulations.
John NJ. Olson. of Fork. who left
for Sweden last week. has written
his brother L. M. Olson.
that he would leave New York last
Saturday, and be home in plenty
time to eat his Christmas dinner
with the old mother who is not
aware of his coming.
Andrew Ostrand, of Foldahl. ship
ped two carloads of sheep to the st.
Paul Stock Yards recently. most of
them being raised on his own farm.
Mr.. Ostrand has made good money
on sheep for many years. and other
Marshall County farmers are doing
the same.
81. W. Sims of Inkster. N. D..
was in the CITY last Thursday look
ing uD intending purchasers of au-
tomobiles. Mr.. Sims sells the Buick
automobile and as large number of
Bucks we're sold in this vicinity
last year, this reliable machine will
be more in evidence in 1909.
Our special effort this season in
the direction of original novelties
and new features has met with the
most gratifying success. and we shall
deem it privilege to show you a
very extensive assortment of Holiday
goods that are as new as they are
pleasing and appropriate. At
HOlm's.
While on his way to town last
Saturday A. D. Van Sickle spied a
wolf running across field. He re-
turned to the house for his gun.
located the animal anG with a we'll
directed shot killed him deader than
a door nail. Thinks it is the same
wolf that has been annoying the
children on their way to school. at
one time coming close up to them
as if intending to make an attack.
But he will trouble them no more.
The annual bazaar given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church
will be held Friday. Dec: II. in the
opera house. A sale of second hand
goods will be offered during the en-
tire day. At $50 a hot chicken pie
supper will be served. after which
there will be on sale variety of
plain and fancy work-home made
candy etc. A splendid opportunity
for Christmas shopping. Supper rs
cents.
His neighbors in the town of
New Solum are concentrating
Christ Evenson, and with good
cause. Last Monday Christ went to
Warren. ostensibly to prove up on
his claim but in really it was
claim differing from the one he
intimated, for he came home two
DAYS later with license to marry Miss
Clara Chandly. pretty young
woman who has for years made her
home =. in the Evenson. ST.. home.
The happy event was celebrated
Wednesday. Press. Thief River
Falls.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
COMPLIMENTS ARB
PASSED AROUND
AMONG TEACHERS

School for the 1907-S session
is over as the last Formally, issuing
the promotion cards to the pupils
took place this evening. and the
doors of the buildings were closed
for three months vacation. The
number of failures this session will be
unusually small Before the schools
open in the autumn il Is hoped to
have many improvements completed
on the buildings.
This morning Superintendent ]. A.
Carnagey had a meeting of all the
white teachers at the Washington
building and words of compliment
were bestowed on the teachers for
their hearty cooperation in making
the session the best yet. Professor
Carnagey spoke of the physical ex
animation of the teachers, and of the
preliminary examination for teachers
which will be held August &c and %
Prof. T. j. Ross. principal of the
Jefferson building. who has been in
the schools for many years, made a
short speech in which he said this had
been the most successful session In
his experience. and complimented the
teachers on their interest in their
work.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Ollie James Friends Talk Har-
mOpy With Proviso Against
Gang Rule.
Louisville Story Says Whisk y
Interests Oppose Beckham.
HE WILL MAKE FIGHT OF LIFE

Harmony or Hades" will prevail
at the Democratic state convention
at Lexington Wednesday was the
characteristic utterance of Congress
man Ollie James while here yester-
day. Mr.. James had little else To
say. but from the attitude his friends
here have taken since his visit he is
believed to have meant that II former
Governor Beckham is not satisfied
with being sent to Denver as one OF
the four delegates from the state at
large and attempts to retain control
OF the party machinery, an effort to
force him entirely from the leader
ship of the party will be made, with
fair prospects of success
In the First district 1t is believed
that nearly every county will send
delegates that are unfavorable to
Beckham, but a good fight is prom
ised in several counties, hence the
activity of the congressman and other
leaders in going from county to
county to fix political fences.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
FLEEING THIEF
KNOCKS DOWN TWO
GIRLS IN HURRY

For the second time in two weeks
Ia large unknown negro tried to rob
the store of U. S. Walston, Eleventh
and Jones streets. last night at $40
O'Clock. Nothing was secured, as Mr..
Walston saw the intended robber and
after a chase the thief escaped.
About $3.50 O'Clock Mr.. Watson
was sitting in front of his store talk
ing with friends. He heard the back
door crack. but thinking it was some
member of his family he paid no
heed. In a few minutes the cash
register bell rang, and Mr.. WATSON
ran into the store. The Intruder
dropped to his hands and knees and
went out the rear door. Mr.. WATSON
followed. but in the darkness the
fugitive soon outran the grocer. In
his flight the fellow ran into the two
little daughters of Mr.. Herman Kat.
terjohn and knocked them down.
Patrolmen owen and Eich were
soon on the chase. but as Mr.. Wal.
ston could give but little description
no suspect was picked up. Two
weeks ago some one tried to enter
the grocery and when frightened
went to other houses in the neighbor.
bod. Nothing was stolen from the
grocery.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
WAR AT WEST BADEN

West Baden, Ind, June 5.-Race
trouble is threatened here over an at
tempt to drive the negroes out. A
hundred men stormed the European
hotel where so negroes, imported as
walters, were replacing the girls of
the town. Dynamite exploded and
partly wrecked the hotel. Many ne
groes are departing. Others are arm
ing and declare they will defend them
selves.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Fire in Stable Emphasizes Chief
Woods Demand For Fifth Station
at Fountain Avenue and Broadway

how the blaze started.
There was no wind blowing at the
time, and to this fact Chief Wood at
| tributes the fact that several hand
some homes We're not burned, as be-
fore the alarm was received the roof
lof the stable was ready to tumble in
Need New Station.
Fire Chief Wood has recognized
the danger Of destruction by fire and
in his annual report urged that new
fire station be erected in the vicinity
of Fountain avenue and Broadway.
In the fine homes and in answering
an alarm to the residence section the
present department has to go many
squares. According to Chief Woods
report a small station sufficient for
the section could be erected, equippI
and maintained the first year for
$40, 200.
In reaching Fountain avenue and
the vicinity the fire companies have
considerable difficulty at present
owing to Broadway being impossible
between Ninth and Eleventh streets
during the progress of the improve
ment. The contractor wants to tear
up Jefferson street at the same time.
The contract for the work will be let
tomorrow, but at present the street
is in bad shape owing to the number
of people connecting to the sewer
system and the gas mains. Monroe
street would be the nearest street to
go to Fountain avenue and Broadway
and the run of the extra blocks by
the fire department is of great con-
sequence.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Torn Up Condition of Street
and Long Distance Interior.
ed With Run But Blaze Was
Quenched.

Paducah's finest residence section
was endangered this morning at 3
o'clock by the discovery of a fire in
the stable in the rear of the residence
of Mrs NJ. e. Sheriff., 1873 Fountain
avenue BY brave work of the fire
department the blaze was confined to
the stable with a loss which Mr. Sher-
rill estimates at $3.50, with about
$3.50 insurance. Fortunately the
family horse, the carriage and a bug
gy were saved from the burning build
ing.
The stable Is constructed of brick
to the second story, and is about 60
feet from the fine Sheriff. home.
When discovered this morning at 3
o'clock the blaze was burning briskly
in the loft. Mr.. Sheriff. had only
the old telephone and being unable
TO reach the fire department directly,
telephoned to the Palmer House and
the message was Transmitted to the
fire department over the new phone.
Companies Nos. and and later
the Central company answered the
alarm and in half an hour had the
blaze out. Several of the surrounding
houses were scorched, and window
panes were broken by the heat. but
the firemen held their stand, and ex-
tinguished the blaze. In the loft
there was much feed stuff of corn and
hay, and the blaze evidently started
in the corn crib. There had been no
fire in the stable and 1t is not known
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
As Soon as One is Signed Spec
ial Meeting to Elect Members
aud Milk Inspector Will be
Held. -

There is no such a thing as a hos
pital board, as a matter OF law. There
never was any ordinance adopted by
the general council, providing for
such a body. That is the reason for
the urgency displayed by City So
licitor James Campbell, Jr., In pre-
pairing such an ordinance and intro
ducing il in the board of aldermen
last night. Mr. Campbell was search
ing the records for the old ordinance
for the purpose of preparing an
amendment to II. His search was In
vain. Then he looked through the
minutes of the general council and
found committee report at the time
the hospital was being built, recon-
mending such a board; to be com
posed of the mayor, presidents OF the
two boards of the general council and
two practiclng physicians. On that
recommendation such a board was
recognized as created, but for some
reason, probably an oversight, the
ordinance never was adopted.
As soon as the ordinance Is duly
enacted and signed, Mayor Smith will
call special session of the joint
council for the purpose of electng
two physicians members and of elect
ing meat and milk inspector. DR.
Ed Farley is now the inspector, and
il is probable that he will be re-
elected, as he has shown great eff
cheney and zeal in the performance
of his duties.
Drs. J. T. Reddick and w. c. Eu
banks are the professional members
of the hospital board, as now consti
tuted. When all these offices ar,
f,led, the new officials will hold unit
December. 1909, 1t is probable, sc
that all the Offices to be filed by cleo
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05

Calvert City. Ky. June 3. (Spe-
ciai) George B. Hayden. a promi-
nent citizen of Calvert City, was kick
ed in the breast this morning by a
young colt and seriously injured. Mr..
Hayden was holding the colt when
she knocked him unconscious with
her hoof. He was picked up and
carried into the house when DR..
Thomas Little was called Mr.. Hay
den is splitting blood and the serious
ness of his injury can not be told as
yet.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
PREACHER DRANK
AND WAS TOUCHED
WHILE SLEEPING

Evidence was heard this morning
in police court in the case of Charles
Lowe, colored, charged with grand
larceny. The Rev. John Cook, col
ored, of Memphis, was present and
testified that he and Lowe had been
drinking, but said Lowe was the
drunken Cook fell asleep and on
awakening found that Lowe had his
watch in his possession. On being
called thief, Lowe returned the
watch and said he did not want IL
anyhow as il was no good. Cook put
the silver watch back in his pocket
and moved his seat.
He was awakened again by Lowe
going through his pockets and his
watch and $3.50 in money were miss
ing. On being discovered a second
time Lowe returned the money and
watch. and the porter told him he
would have him arrested when Padu-
cab was reached. The robbery took
place in Marshall county. and after
hearing the evidence, Police Judge
ID. A. Cross dismissed the warrant
However. Lowe will be held until
this afternoon, and the Marshall coun-
ty officers were notified this morning
to come after him II they desired to
prosecute the case.
Lowe says he remembers nothing
of the trouble. He has worked in to-
bacco barns in Clarksville, Tenn.
and was en- route to Mayield to work
lie was represented by Attorney Pete
Seay, of May1eld. From his jump
ing on the train Lowe is badly hurt.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
LID ON GROCERS

As the result of the consultation
with Mayor Smith and Chief Collins
by a committee from the Retail Gro
GERS association. the police depart
ment has announced that every gro
Gerry keeper who sells on Sunday any
goods not perlshable will be prose
cuted. The orders will be given tc
the night shift this evening, and Chief
Collins promises TO make the grocers
toe the mark. The soft drink stands
will be allowed to sell on Sunday
The association secured one warrant
but thought II the duty of the police
department to enforce the ordinance
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
SETTING TRAP TO
CATCH RIDERS Is
WORK OF POLICE

Ripley, o., June State officials
are preparing to spring a trap to
catch night riders. Wholesale arrests
are expected. Detective work has
been going on for weeks and the au-
thoritles claim to have evidence
against 80 men. Many prominent to-
bacco growers are said to be impli-
Gated. Clarence Holden was arrested
charged with destroying tobacco.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
The Beckham Side OF II.

Louisville, June 5.-All the details
of the alliance, the meaning of Henry
Prewitt's candidacy for state chair
for delegate-at-large and of the can
didacy of Chris Mueller, Albert Charl
ton and II. S. McNutt for positions as
delegates to the state convention, to-
gether with the rumored alliance OF
Congressman Ollie James, of the
First district, with the liquor ele-
ments have spread over Kentucky
and the indications are for a bitter
fight at Lexington against the as
.cendancy of the whisky ring.
Ovcrturcs To Beckham.
II is announced that the liquor
combination had formally offered tc
make Mr.. J. c. w. Beckham perma
hent chairman of the convention and
delegate to Denver from the state ii
he would agree to the liquor pro
gram and sanction the election of
Henry Prewitt, of Mt. Sterling, as
chairman of the Democratic state
diN
for Van SAINT. Friends of Mr.. Beck
ham here say. however, that nothing
of the sort will be considered. They
say that Mr.. Beckham will go to
Lexington prepared for a much hard
er fight than he ever made when
mere office for himself was concerned
Mr.. Beckham will not make speech
calling upon the Democrats of Ken
lucky to decide which way they will
go. He will speak to them AS
Bryan Democrat and argue that Ken
lucky Is totally lost to the Democrats
and to Bryan If once the party passes
under the domination of the whisky
elements.
For this reason it is believed thai
Judge j. L. Robbins will be noms
mated for temporary chairman, ant
not Mr.. Beckham. as the temperance
Democrats want to keep Mr.. Beck
ham on the floor of the convention tC
lead their fight.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Rooscyclt's Plans,

Washington, June Sit is form
ally announced that following his re-
tirement President Roosevelt will
take a hunting trip into Africa. Ills
son. Kermit, will be his only compan-
ion. He expects to sail for Cairo April
where ne will purchase his outfit.
The limit of the hunt has not been
fixed He intends to stay until he
gets all possible trophies Of big game.
The announcement is regarded as in
tended to stop the third term talk.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Married at MetropOlis.

Metropolis, H., June 8. Especially
Magistrate Thomas Liggett married
the following couples: James T.
Wolfe and Leva Z. Griffin, of Me
tropolis. and Curtis f. Thornton and
Eva Powell, attendants at the hospi-
tai at Anna, Ill.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
ATTEND CONTEST

Postmaster L. NJ FisheT and Hon
J. c. Speight, of Mayfeld, left this
morning for Chicago to attend the
national Republican convention. DR.
Frank Boyd. the other member OF
the committee, is in Chicago attend
ing the national medical convention
The committee will attend the con
tests over the seating of delegates
from the First district.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
MAD DOGS BITE

Sharp, Ky, June 5. Especially
A mad dog snapped the ear of the
three-year-old child of William
Bowles this morning. The dog wa:
running wild but the child could not
understand that the dog was mad
DIR. o. A. Eddleman attended the
child and 1t il thought that no seri'
Gus results will come.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
BRYAN'S DAUGHTER

Denver, June Ruth Leavett,
Bryan's daughter, was elected dele
gate to the Democratic state conven-
ton. IL Is expected she will be elect
ed delegate at large to the Denver
convention. 4 movement is started
TO have her nominate her father.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Thief Steals Table.

Some thief entered the house of
Mrs. Mike Hallihan, Eleventh and
Trimble streets. last night and stole
4 dining room table and lap robe.
The house had only a few articles in
IL. as the family was moving in.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
RAID DRUG STORES

Washington, June 5.-The govern
ment is planning raids on drug stores
throughout the country to enforce
the revenue laws. Two places here
were raided, it is charged, the dealers
were selling cigars illegally. The
campaign will be carried on every
where.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
PLANTER SHOOTS
HIS NEIGHBOR WHO
WON'T GUARD BEDS

Eminence. KY, June 5. (Special)
In a quarrel over the tobacco stu
alton lobe Oman shot and seriously
wounded Trump Harp, a neighboring
farmer. Harp refused to aid in
guarding tobacco beds.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
NO ORDINANCE EYER WAS PASSED FOR
CREATION OF THE RIVERSIDE BOARD

tons by the general council will be
illed In December, thus doing away
with this additional special session.
saving confusion, time, money and
bother.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
NIGHT RIDER CHARGE

Hopkinsville, KY, June 5.-(Spe-
cial. George Barnes. precinct
chairman Of the Dark Tobacco asso-
citation. was arrested in court,
with being night rider.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Marriage Licenses.

Arthur C. Sherron and Georgia
Husbands.
James C. Wadlington and Vera Err
meraldine Davis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-05
Students Riot on the Streets.

Paris June 5As the result of the agitation started by the
attempted
night the
Troops patrong the believed