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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
Un terrible SuefiO de
Mrs. Mary DanisN.
N6 81 hlIo nuUrto On d hospital del eOndadr
Sc tITt { Ii GAIIV, lOGl do dpIOT, J On uR0 0Stl'
GI6n DO poIlGIa 50 dGSmIy6 OI Wr GONfEmHtO
on Ia TOAIIda5, 50 SuOhO.

En- IN Bueio Mrs. Mary DAnisk XII, que
vivo On lR Gale MGxwsll $50, do Chicago,
vic Bu hijo Ids CEasr0 afi9I, muoEtO On 81
hospital del condado.
InmsdinmODts deDpUrt6 y, visti6adOIe,
10 lanE6 In C8llG.
I'm policiA 10 onContr6 & IGB CuAtrO de
10 mAdEugada lloTOndo y moBtrOndo Seiia'
lsB do amaEguTG.
La llsv6 ID sstNCi6n dc Ia Chlle DsB'
PLANES.
Mi psqusno hiio Radslh 70 qusm6
aysr-dijO entire SolloSoG-lO IlOvAron 81
hospital y ahOFa eHt6 musEto. DOFmidH
l0 vi muertO. Esto fu6 terrible.
De RCueFdo CON lAB nOticiAI aCercO del
inCidontO, BupO la poliOis que el nifo RA
dalh Danilki, Gufri6 On efsCtO graves
quemaduEss sl dis anterior eDtO, 90 10
llsv6 al hospital. La pOliCfa telofons6 &
diChO hospital y gupO 0nIPguidA cisTtA'
mOnte que el ni1o eDtsba musEt0.
Mrs.. DRniBki al yer ConfEmGdo por IL
roAlidsd IN terrible Buefio, 90 deSmGy6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
Ell COFoleI Perez.

RsgrsI6 hscO aTguuos diao de Ia Hpba'
ne, sl popular empFesaTiO de 10 oompafifs
do vAFisdtd01 qse sctu6 hAcs a'g6u item
po en- Ol Municipal.
ri cOrOuol Perez ha trafdo gran vaEio'
dad do p0lfCulaD, todas interssAntfSimGH.
Pronto dsbutarG do nusvo en- San Juan
dichS comps fifa, y 90 exhibiEGn lRG citsdaB
pOlfCulaB dsBcOnoCidRS poF 0nts pdblico.
DGmOu nuestrR AfectnoBa bienvsnida sI
coronOl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
!nfer naeI6n De las af!eInns doI Attprn,v,

So srcUsntra enfsFmo Ol maF0hal do 10
CoRt0 municipal de HumaCao, h0biondo
Bido nombFsdo HuBtituto sl SF FloFentino
Hern6ndez, quien tou6 po1sBi6n de "a car
60 81 diR 10.
-8e hs nombrado al LIDO. Raul Bsne.
dicto jusz oVpecisl de FsjardO, On un Caso
en- qua 90 hA inhibidO 81 jusz do SquslIa
Corts, 6F. Schroeder.
Ell JuOs municipal de Coamo, sr.
Homero G,yCo, hs bido nombgado jues
municipal espscisl de Ponce sn el oaa0 de
JopOfA Colon coutVA Tnm6a G1RyOn6s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

braron, con APPLAUSE de loB que lamsntabsn n
anteB les dsBgEaOiAs de hsEmanoB pr6digG'
mente dotados por una nRturs'esR para
ellog On extreme gsDegoga.
De lou otrou Poquenou Butadou de IL
America Latina, IG Eep6bIiCs Oriental del
Uruguay 90 tan EiCs como log mas afoTtu'
nRdos pustloB del contineote.
No 0Sf sl Parsgisy qus-exsngus to-
dAvfS poE la titGniCa IuChG que Eu8 hom'
breB y hsBtG Gus muiOEas sBOstuviaron contra
Gnemigog 0xtsEnoB Glen yGCsR BupeRi0roB,-
no podFG menoB que afsCtaFBe de Ia1 amor
mslid6deI que % pFOdUzCan On 30 exi8
tonOiR.''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
A, P. GiIsOn.

Eota mSfiAnG noB hS diBpOnHsdo stsntG
vista Mr.. A. P. GiIUOD, que aCaba dc lIO'
ger de lnu EAtadoG UnidoB boFdo del
"CREacAa".
Mr.. GiIson % feprOBsntav to de "LnuSton
MOnotyps Machine Company, de Fila'
dGlfiS, qus viens moptaF DuSvag mGqui'
mas On I0D tallsreI do "LN Correspondent
Ci0".
sAIudSmcG 81 Be1or Gi'Bon, de1sAndoIs
gRatR OstRnCiR On San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
Ell REY EDUARDO INTIMO,

Loudrsu Ootnbrs 17.-ss dica que el
Fsy Eduardo ha asCtgids 81 billaE para
pasa tempo y eisTc'cio de invisTDn.
Crequst 60 81 iusgo de campo fAvorito
del E0y, peF0 solo 90 pusds jugGF con busn
tempo. El tFata aIgunaH vsCaB de jOgaF
goIfo, psRo 10 euCuantV& de ~much8 Gxcits'
Ci6n para un hombFe do Au edad.
Todavis juega bastAnts 'bridgs'', aun'
que no eB tan 0ntuBiRats como antsTi0r'
msnts. FrsCuentsmsnta pref ara an ci0U-
to en- billur una paEtids de juego antsB
do vegtiYss para conner,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
Grln GORGIOHtO On Of ltOnOO VusTtOTIgUO1O pOr
d TOPutatU ulOIIRIstl ST, n. Martinez
PIOe

FL reputable violiniIta, usfor Manuel
Marines Pie, 90 prOpons obHsquiaE los
BOCiOB del AtOn0o pusEtpEEiquGfio y & luU
uumOrOOOn AmigOB Ou lS nOChe del dc
DioismbFO pT6ximo, con nm gran concerto
On honor del c6lebre viOlinigtR sBpafiol, fe'
nOCido rsCient0ments, don Pablo de Is
RazRt0
En- Olte ConCiOEto tomar6n pAEte: ''Ths
MuliC Aid Society do Puerto Rico, y va
riOa diAtiDguidGS damaB y oabSllOroH dc
nuGAtF8 aoCiOdRd.
OPoEtunsmOnt0 % publicGr6 el IsIsCto
pFogIGmS do OItS fiGItS 10 di0tFibuiFan
Las invitaCionvg coFrespondiontes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
"DENTUNDO

Este es el mOjoE sne1tsHioo local ConOCi'
do. De veDts On la1 aGTo6itadaG farmG,
CiaG de los UsnoE0B j. M. BlanOo , Go.
Alfonso g. ZsFbi y don Pedro julia.
DiEfjGB8 Ia correspondence suNsgsnt0 N.
MiFRbaI. P. o. Box 44O &n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

ADVERTENCI IA-Se ha depaparecidO
de Ia casa Sol AZ, una sortiia de bTillRntes
"Princesag" y 90 rUega las persOnas que
tepgan cOnoCLmiento de su paraderO, avi-
sen esta redaGCi6n, 8Y,A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

En- esta imprenta s. vende papel de
peri6dico viejO 4 $500 los As kilos
pm qeCIataL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
j POR QUE NO MFJORAR !

ondtciOne hgiencas
ben
para en@r este asechO saudable
% para LENA GAS que es la dna puede perfc
sue1o % e0n por construction enfca nfmO
para que hagan
felcdad domestica
ILecios ibre abordO NewYork
EN-
case claro
r
CatOgos demoetrando CENTENAREs DE EsTOs TAMANOs Y
enviadOs
INSISTAN
ARENDRAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
On Puerto Rico hnri,a los puertoIrluuUno.

Un psFi6diCo 6 10 que Haa, que 90 publi'
ca ssmsnalmante On San Juan, he dicho 10
uiguiento, qua reproduce an diREio ropubIi'
osno dc t0ncO, que, al pSrGcar- dirigs un
ciudadano que psreOo 0mOEiClno;
"CUANDO EsTEMOs LIBREs,
AMARRAR EMOS La LLAVE DE La
TEsORERIA A UN GLOBO, DE8.
PUEs Sc QUEDARA PARA STEM
PRE- DESTRANCADA La GAIA DE
LOS CAUDALEs Y LA LIBERTAD
REINARA BUPREMA.
Y sl mitmo peritdico que reproduce
csc, 10 llsnabA la buCa diciondo que habfn
protestado e'a6Tgi00nssgate do ofsnsRs que
otro dsegEaCisdo residents On Gu6nica inf
rio nusHtro pals en- la prenHa de los EB'
tadOg UnidoH.
iValisutsl Chicoa!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12
UHDl lLO III II
los distuIbios en- "a India.
Crave sitaaCi6n pOlitIca en- AlemaDia.
Hay gran IatranuuilIdsd J Sc acusa
al Kaiser De actos absuIutistas V
daSp6ticoS.
I'm dipntado soclsIista 10 Ilam6
traid0r. !" 81

OalCuta, NovismbEe IL .-DeBpu6u dol
cuaTto atsntad0 do que fac obieto 0l to-
nients gobeRnadoE ds Bepgala, 90 aBqguE6
que, debido 6 las sn6EgiCRs msdidss adop'
tsdR8 para RepTimiR tods RltsrBCi6n del
6Fdsnp 6Sta sStabR peEfaCtsmsnts garantido.
Mas, loB infoTmes ofcialgB han t0Oid0 que
rsCtifCSTBs, puss loB distuEbioB COntindan.
En- eats miRma Ciudad 90 han de8aTg0llRdO
HsugEisnGsB Coli6ione8 entire la tFopa , I0B
RlboE0E8d0Fam. VaEioa batall0nGB do OipG-
yO0 han Balido para algUnoB puntOs en-
doDde In situRCi6n % m6B grave.
BaFIin, NovismbEs 12.-Al flo do hR
FesusIto GHtihfactoriRmsnts para FFanCia y
Alemania, Ol i1Cidents de OaBR. Blanca,
que ofrecfs OF paligEo de inminonte gu0'
IRA. El miDistro de RslaCions8 Bxt0FiO'
res de cute impeFio y 0l smbsjRdoF ffanc6g,
iGmaE0n an ConVenio 8 GnGsndido, dGclR'
ERndo que Csda pRiB, laments do IN modo
iguRl BimuItGnGo, ell Citado incidents,
0l Cual ssP6 IuPgo Bomstido & aTbitFaie.
Sc do sdam6B una BRtiBfs fsCci6a Cumplsta
por pREte de In nacisn culpabl0. Con ssto
han dsuapsFsCidO IoB t8moEoB fundadfsimos
que oBtRllaRa una guerra entire laB dos
VisjGB nRCioneI EivRle1.
Calcutta, Noviembre 12-EI maIOgtaE
p0lftiCo en- Ell pals EsviAta los CaraCteFsB
mGs slaVmanteg. Ed profundfaimo Ell den
COntsnto con Iuglaterra an t0daB parties.
Este dsgcontsnto 90 tFRdUC8 Gn una inAiG.
tenE8 agitRCi6n Tsv0luCionRFis que asFae
todoG los 6nimoB = que tiOna RGsonanCia
Bimp6tica ca t0d0g l0g G0Fa80neg, pOF pre-
dioQRB8 10 Rebellion contra un aiBtemR de
gobiGFno depFiment0. Como ell gobi0Fno
dObbla y CRHtiga sin confederation IoB sg'-
tsdpFeB 6stoB 20 les hSCs diffcil To- in
tF0duoei6n do RTmag, 90 infoTmR que OlloB
Be VRlan de iDgOnioBo0 mOdios para veneer
aqgBllR difcultad y que han imp0Fted0
una bu0nG CSntidad do partreCho8 de que
rrG, hacienda paa8r loB bultoB como MAJ
quiaNB do CoGeE.
Berlin, NGvismbr0 12-L8 mayor 0xaB'
p0FhCi6n hay On todoa Los habitRnte8 del
impoFiO On contra del Kaiser, poF aotoB ab.
solVtigtRg y deBp6ticog de diCh0 Gmparad0T,
que o opinion pdbliC8 en- mass F0prusbR y
CON 'nh. Sc h3 pTotsBtado contra EXPIRE
lion0D del Kai50F, t6l68 como leo do afRmRF
qu8 90 voluntsd sHtG poF anCim0 de todo y
que nadi0 dsbs oponOrga q Bug mandates.
El dipuEsdO BoCisli8ta Bsbel, an IN OEFan'
que de indignRda oFatoEia, declare que ma
die mas que sl Ksiuer eu cuIpabla do pro-
oRdR traici6n como 10 fu6, On paFaCida8
& Lao que hoy RtrRvieBa Ale
Ismania, 81 pEofsaoF Gtfksn, dsndo & lR
publicidad sl 'diario del empOrador Feds'
rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

VINO aIaa9la1G +. lIlaI5
Ss sas8 Dc Hs So del
Sai aa d ese DE- de Il de bo dos
D4stasco de Malta Thiocol-Pepna
Ell ANIIGATAR mas stostyo raEdo este haosr
cataFTos @
que tenen que habar dqFante largo eposna
a RGYA 3 Ia qa ssD:95ao.P @ para P56aPE Po 5
% 6d0 S ssd se s9s 3ss 8 s s
con pToiongacion de confoabe id gne @ as mpo a3
mo rasutados Robendose obtendo 10 que pud oon
como aparente cracon aorunados Paciene los
ea Pueda remedo hacer ecto
fu9uiqS Pu[onaL en- la tuberculosis Intestinal exo
digestive, aniqando desaparecer dea
A VINO MORRHyATA" % sns ot5 asFadaRIs sIs 6soe
Sc las a5s TaPldamehts de ah So apda aGGOn 20 wees
e apsto 81 ha desaPaedo 81 acso este meo hace dgenr
que SntuPoa Ia fuer del enfeno. ayudandoo donna en
taRsfoFn5ndos p1Pulsns
Gen uco sue4o norna deaParecn ualmente los
octuoS Sc detiene Ia onsgnoon neiandose e de
los ngrediente de este beneficial pouo Estos @
aPrecabes cuando a articulo tornado tempo sucen para
predisposcion Ia tuberculosis esta en- contacto
ase ] agqn @ tubercul9so cnide PGes ims6lsmen
aguna grippe otra enfermedad lie debite
Las csas de intecon son miles solo Sc equeTe recePivdad Por
& 0 ia o @ m ni vno 10e a %pd0 en & para & e0a tai PeyeRbe
aa yez alguna affection caara lie dure TEMPO
ccon aunqu fuera tubercuosa 81 desgracadamen
ddo de tan gran ne los d S0Ro en- ono5Sg P0
Es impossible constitution
m @ d Pcrque esa Pobado que
obre elos tienen los ePees neentes que
que anena Ia naralelo DEL enno po la as accon ton e
yuzgu que pronto I'd de sus mparciaes
UE vENrA EN- ToDAs LAS FARMAcAs.
@ @ O .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

Como pagan aIgunBs desagr8deCid0s
Ia noble hOspitalidad de nuestra
patIia.
MuchOs De es0s que nos CaIumDian
llegsn aquf en- la iDopia" y
Iutg0...
tEs que On 81 BatTIO hIGIOrOn.IO que Dl0RsOn que
On Puerto Rico hlrtI8 los DuGrtOTTluUOfO87
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-12

PREeI0S De SUBSCRIPTION En- TODNLAlSLA.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-01

:" only wiling pointed
else the criminal than Arthur ye explanation
utterly fantastic told him that he certainly showed imagination, but
that he could not hang for what had DONE
Ono, Lyle answered. but telling him what
think he has done when the Russian
ant will make quite clear him that believe he is the murderer
think that will open his mouth will talk defend
himself Come he sad Scotland Yard and
see him. There is nothing to do here
"He and followed him hall
would have been way Scotland Yard But just he
opened the door posman halted the gate the garden and
began funbling with the latch
"Lye stopped, with exclamation of chagrn.
How stupid of mev he exclaimed He turned quickly and
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-01
COMlfON SENSE" CRIED "SHOULD
/ CHOSEN THAT MOMENTg

pointed slit the brass plate the door, The
house has private ebo he sad and had thought look
in it, we had by the window would
have it. The entered the house should have thought
of securing the letters which this morning have been grossly
careless He stepped back into the hall and pulled the lid of the
leterbox which hung the inside Of the door, but eighty
locked At the the posnan the step. nong
letter. Without word Lyle took from his hand and began
it. It addressed the Princess Itchy and
of the envelope the of West End dressmaker
That of me- Lyle said He took his card and
showed to the postman Inspector Lyle from Scotland Yard
he said The people this house Everything
ns keeping Did deliver other letters here this
morning?
upon his third round He had made postal delivery
that morning and another at eleven.
!" How many letters did you leave hereg Lyle asked
"fAbout six altogether the answered.
"Dd you put them though the door the letter-boxg
"Th posman sad Yes, always slip them into the box, and
ring and go away The collect them from the inside
Have you noticed the letters you leave here bear
Russian postage stampY Lyle asked
" The man answered, Oh yes sir great many.
" From the person, would you sayY
The writing be the same the answered They
regularly about those delivered
ing had Russian postnark'
will do said Lyle eagerly. you thank you very
much
He back into the hail. and pulling his penknife began
to pick al the lock of the eterbox.
Il have been upremey careless he said in great
Twice before when people wanted had flown house have
been able follow them by putting guard their maboz
These letters which regularly week Russia the
handwriting they from but At least
shall know the of the Of this house Undoubtedly
his letters that the placed here this morning
make important discovery
GAS he talking he picking the lock with his knife
he inpatient reach the letters pressed heavily
the blade broke his hand step drove
heel into the lock- and burst The lid few back and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
K. ELECTION
HELD LAST NIGHT,
INSTALL JAN. 6
VIII Have Banquet and Smoker
When New Officers Take
Seats.
Carmen Elect Officers to be In
stalled Jan. 6.
GROVE ELECTS

AT an enthusiastic meeting OF
Council No. 1855. Knights Of Colum-
bus, last night, al of the old officers
were reelected for another term of
office. The installation OF the officers
will be held January 6, when a ban
quet will be served and a royal time
had. Last night at the meeting all
OF the officers nade speeches thank
ing the members for their election.
The officers thai were chosen were;
Grand knight. Fred II. Flanagan;
deputy grand Knight, "A. r. Grouse;
treasurer, Morton Hand; fnancia.
secretary, A. r. Meyers; chancellor,
II. s. Kelley; warden, Phillip Oben-
q.
Mr.. Flanagan, grand knight, was
elected TO his second term, as he has
given eminent satisfaction during
this year, as have all of the other
officials. The Paducah lodge Of
Knights Of Columbus was organized
four years ago, but has grown stead
lily until about 200 members have
been secured. The lodge has been
represented in athletics by the young
men. and successful teams have been
put out.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
EXPORT TRADE Is
MORE EQUITABLY
DIVIDED In OILS
Standards Business Falls from
Seventy to Eighteen Per-
cent Of Total.
Competitors Are Now Making
Better Showing.
COMPANY DEAL

New York, Dec. 3.-John Archbold
explained the growth of the myster-
ious Pacific Oil company at the Stand
ard hearing today. The Standard
bought IL in 1900 for s761OOO and
then capitalized It for a million. The
capitalization was increased gradually
to SIC, 900. 900 and the name changed
TO the Standard Oh company of Cali
fornia. The witness insisted that a
vigilant search failed to disclose the
contract with the Barnsdall OIL COM
pany. which received a $500, 900
loan. Archbold admitted the Stand
ards export business has decreased
from 20 per cent Of the output in
1870 to is per cent now. He admit
ted that competitors are making a
better showing He admitted the
Standard doesn't pay duty on oil
shipped to England.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
BURIED UNDER 10
TONS OF DIRT And
GRAVEL LIVES

Although buried alive with ten
tons of gravel, Robert Kimble, a co..
ored employe of the county gravel
pit at Lone Oak, has lived to tell the
tale. His right shoulder and five ribs
are fractured. while his whole body is
terribly bruised, and his physicians
are dubious about his recovery, al
though this afternoon he was resting
easy. The exact seriousness OF his
injuries can not be ascertained.
When Kimble and the other en-
ployes of the pit started to work a
large boulder was overhanging the
pit. The rains this week loosened
the gravel, and soon after Kimble
began using his pick in the gravei
below in the pit, the overhanging
gravel fell. Six other men were in
the pit, but they escaped, while KIM
bic was caught under the gravel and
buried alive. His companions rushed
to his rescue, and after removing six
inches of gravel Kimble was able to
breathe.
He was unconscious, but DR.. X. C.
Gore was called and gave him medi-
cal attention, His body was buried
under two feet of gravel, and II took
some time to throw off the layer. He
is bruised all over the body, and II is
Miraculous that the ten tons of
gravel dill not kill him Instantly.
Kimb,e is 81 years old and IS un-
married He worked for VIII Lane
the contractor.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
STATE BAR WILL
MEET IN PADUCAH
TWO DAYS In JULY

]. d. MOcquot. vice president OF
the State Bar Association received a
letter from Secretary Mcdowell this
morning. announcing that the execu-
tive committee OF the association in
oesslon at Louisville saturday. had by
vote selected Paducah as
the place for the state meeting July
I and s.
A letter from Mr. Mocquot, invit-
irg the association to meet in Padu-
cab. was received by the secretary
Just before the committee meeting.
The secretary IN his letter to Mr.. Moe
quot said that II was the desire of thu
members OF the committee that the
meeting be held at some summer re-
sort in the state but that IL was plain
that Paducah was entitled TO the
meeting and IL was so ordered
The meetings of the association are
always important and interesting and
are attended by the leading lawyers
of the state In addition to the regu-
BAR program that will be arranged
Judge Reed wiz personally extend an
Invitation 10 all the circuit judges m
the state to attend.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
Railway Carmen.

Officers for next year for the
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Of
America were elected last night by
the local lodge az the hall, Twelfth
street and Broadway, after an inter
esting session. The carmen in Paiu-
cab have a strong organization. The
new officers will be formally installed
January o, when a banquet VIII be
given, and the members will be es-
sisted by the woman's auxiliary of
the lodge.
The officers are: Chief carman. F.
A. Miliken; first vice carman. Finie
Scott; second vice carman, William
Parker; recording secretary, S. j.
Bigham; treasurer, 4. l.. Roeder;
financial secretary, William p. Stag
genborg. Trustees-Herbert House
holder. John Easley and II. II. Wright
Pat Mencer was elected insurance
|agent.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
Educational Meet

A large attendance is expected this
evening at the Kentucky Avenue
Presbyterian church when DR.. r. n.
Roark, of Richmond, Will speak on
Education. DR.. Roark, one of the
ab,est speakers in the state, is max
ing tour OF the state i'm the interest
Of the state wide campaign for better
schools in Kentucky. He Is president
of the eastern state normal school,
and well in touch with educational
matters. Everyone is invited to at
tend the educational rally. DIR. Roark
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Rudy. 609 Kentucky avenue. He
spoke at the Lone Oak Western Ken
lucky College this afternoon. Mr.
Rudy drove him out IN his motor car
Or. Roark has delightful personal
ity.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
j. R. Martin Dies

The sad news OF the death Of Mr..
]. II. Martin, OF Greenvl.le, Ky. was
received this morning in this city by
his son, Mr.. Guy Martin. Mr.. J. r..
Martin was a prominent business
man OF Greenville ana was well
known in this city. having visited
here many times. He was 62 years
old and was born AM reared at
Greenville. The cause of Mr.. Martins
death was pneumonia. He had beeh
m only two weeks. He is survived
by wife and three children, Mr..
Guy Martin. of Paducah; Mrs. Claude
Baker and Mr.. c. NJ. Martin, of Green
vllie; sister. Mrs. Sue Anthony, and
a brother, Mr.. w. A. Martin, both of
this city. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Martin,
Mrs. Sue Anthony and Mr.. AMI Mrs.
W. A. Martin left on the noon train
today for Greenvi.le and will remain
until after the funeral tomorrow.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
STANDARD OIL TANKS ARB SAFE In CITY
UNTIL MAYOR SMITH GETS READY TO ACT

every day. The general council re-
fused to pass a new ordinance be
cause there is one already in exist
euce under which the tanks can be
forced from the city. Mayor Smith
has declined, however, to prosecute
the company any further, because he
SAYS he does not wish 10 persecute it.
These tanks caught fire from a
passing locomotive and jeopardized
the whole west end. Fire Chief Wood
declared the tanks menace ana
recommended that the company be
compelled TO move its tanks outside
the city.
Mr.. Martin has secured a fine in
the police court and has done all In
his power until the executive depart
ment takes out more warrants.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
More Talk INDUCED in About
Spanish and French Deal for
Balance OF Lugs in AssO.
ciation-Five Cents Price.

Frankfort, Ky. Dec. 3. Especial
The court Of appeals in an Owen
county case decided that the planter
who pooled his crop under an agree
ment to ship II to Cincinnati and,
who then sold outside the pool and
was fined under the Crecelus law,
was not amemable to the Crecefus
law on account Of the fact that he
sold outside the state where the law
cannot apply.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03

The litigation between the city and
the Standard OIL company over the
right OF the defendant company to
maintain tanks within the city limits
in disregard of the city ordinances
will go over to the next term OF cir
cult court on account Of the attor-
neys for the oil company refusing TO
agree with City Attorney Martin that
the case be submitted to Judge Reed
during vacation. Saturday Is the last
day OF the present term Of court. con-
sequently there is not sufficient time
for the attorneys TO prepare theii
case.
The Standard OH company violates
a city ordinance every day It main
talns its plant at Tenth and Monroe
streets. and Is subject TO a fine Tor
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
Charles Ellis Critical.

Mr.. Charles II. Ellis. formerly of
this city but now of Denver, Col, is
III with consumption and is not ex-
pected to live more than a few days.
Mr. Ellis was engaged in the barber
business on Fourth street while in
this city. but about three months ago
he was compelled to go west with
mis- wife and two small children for
his health. Mr.. Ellis was a very
popular man while in Paducah.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-03
sCoatlnuea on Page Five.l
PADUCAH FIRM FURNISHES
FLOWERS FOR WEDDING.

As an evidence OF the competition
local firms give the larger cities near
Paducah Is the shipment today Of the
bridesmaids bouquets to Jackson.
Tenn. by c. L. Brunson a company
for the Jobe-Russell wedding today.
The bouquets. six in number. VIE
the old style Hat designs. just now
returning to favor. Each contained
four dozen narcissus and were held
in fern holders ten inches in diameter
aud attached 20 sticks three feet long
Brunson also furnished the wild
smilax for the church decorations.