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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

Minneapolis, Mimi. Sept Is
Judge w II. Taft answered the criti-
Icism Of himself in the statement Sem
etor Foraker made public Friday.
Concerning the Ohio federal judge
ship appointment he said, that he
recommended Judge Doyle, a private
individual, for appointment because
of Doyle's great professional attain
ments and high character. In doing
so, he explained to the president that
Doyle had acted as attorney for the
Standard OIL company and other cor
porations. The president chose to
appoint Judge Taylor instead.
As to Mr.. Foraker. Mr.. Taft COM
mented that he argues that this is
justification for him, while a senator
of the United States, in accepting
professional employment from the
Standard oil company aud making
what was in effect a newspaper part
nership with the Standard Oil COM
pany to control an organ of public
opinion"
The Middle Bass Charge Pucriie.
As to the charge of Mr.. Foraker,
that Judge Taft rode to Middle Bass
In the private car of Mr.. Lewis. and
on the yacht of Commodore Richard
son of the alleged glass trust. Mr..
Taft declared that he used private
lear which he paid for, and that the
boat he rode on was that provided
for by the Middle Bass club, whose
guest he was at the time.
Mr.. Taft's answer in full as FOL-
lows:
81. Senator Foraker saws in his
statement that | recommended Judge
Doyle for United States judgeship
IN northern Ohio, and the president
acqulesced in the recommendation
when We knew that he was attorney
for the Standard OIL company. aud
argues that this Is justification for
him while a senator of the United
States in accepting personal employ
ment from the Standard OIL company
and in making what was in effect
newspaper partnership with the Stand
ard OIL company to control an organ
Of public opinion. Judge Doy.e he'd
no public Office aud numbered the
Standard OIL company as one among
a number of clients.
81 told the president that Judge
Doyle was man of high character
ard lawyer of great ability and ex-
perience and would make a good
Judge, but he explained what HIS COR
porate personal connection had been
and the president as between Doyle
and Taylor, also an able man. pre-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
Chicago Market.
New Second Assistant Postmaster.

Washington Sept. 2S.-Roosevelt
today appointed J; p. Stewart OF
Missouri. second assistant postmaster
general. succeeding James 7. Nc
Clcary.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-28
REPUBL ICAN PRECINCT CONVENTIONS TOMORROW ? P. NJ
Great Interest Manifested in the
Movement to Select Non-Partisan
Ticket For the School Board
Observation-Disclosures
VOTING PLACES TOMORROW

The precinct conventions to-
morrow afternoon will be held
at = O'Clock az the same voting
places used at the election last
fail. Republicans are urged Ia
remember this.
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Convention Meets Tonight at
City Hall at $50, and Will
Consider Placing Some La
dies on Ticket.

Paducah Is at last 20 have what
many of her best citizeSs have wished
for for years. Il present pisns 1on't
go awry,--a non-partlsan school
board. The Sun published a card
Saturday signed by Earl Palmer and
II. n. Lindsey, two OF the most
prominent men In the two parties
suggesting that such an action be
taken. and i has met with a hearty
response.
The meeting will be- held ,n the
cldy hall tonight at 1870 o'clock. and
every man and woman IN the city is
being urged TO attend, TO oner any
suggestions and assist In nominating
a good ticket In every section OF the
city there Is sertiment for just
such a movement. aud there rs no
dou.t Of 10. sucetss at the polls
To Numira,c Some Ladies.
some OF the men behind The move
lueut have been sounding public
sent,naent on the proposition to Sc
iect two or three ladies ar members
OF he bead. and the .dea BIAS made
a nsost favorable impression. This
question. however. vii be considered
tonight
The Republicans hold Their conven-
lion tomorrow night 10 select their
nominees for the different city Offices
rnd the Indications are thai they will
cadurfe the nominees babe by the
noa-parilsan meeting tonight
I'VE have always been 10 favor OF
taking The schools out OF politics.
said Chairman T.. Y. Bell. today. "and
am. personally. heartily In favor OF
the idea, and don see how any one
can oppose Il.
The Democrats look with favor
upon the mo,em eut. too. and some OF
tie nominee of the primary have In
d.cated willingness TO stand aside
IN favor OF the citizens nominees.
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BANK GUARANTY
PLAN CONDEMNED
BY W. Il. TAFT
Candidate Declares Bryan Pro-
pOsal Would Not Secure
Safety of Deposits.
Foraker's Criticism Considered
Ridiculous.
FREE FROM TRUST CONNECTION

FREE FROM TRUST CONNECTION
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DISPENSARIES SEVENTY. mine
THREE SCORE AND NINETEEN
PLACES TO AT ONCE START
SELLING LIQUOR.

Guthrie, Ok, March 2S.-Oklaho-
ma will have as starter seventy.
nine dispensaries or local agencies,
created under the prohibition bill
recently signed by Gov. Haskell, for
the sale of liquors for medicinal pur.
poses. The bill provides that one
dispensary shall be located in each
town of 1000 inhabitants, and one
in every county where there is no
town of 1000 inhabitants. Accord
ing to the special federal census OF
1907 there are thirty-five counties
which possess no town of the re-
Quired population. Fifteen of these
are in what was formerly Oklahoma
Territory. They are Alfalfa, Beav-
er, Blaine, Custer, Cimarron, Dew
cy Ellis, Harper Grant, Jackson,
Major, Pawnee, Roger Mills. Texas
and Washita On the Indian Terri
tory side there are Adair, Atoka,
Cherokee, Delaware, Haskell, Hugh
es, jefferson, Johnston, Latimer, Lee
Flore Love, MCurtain, Mcintosh,
Marshall, Mayes, Okfuskee, Ottawa,
Seminole, Sequoyah and Pushmata
ha.
Four counties will get two agen-
cies by reason of having two towns
of 1000 people and over. They are
Blackwell and Ponca City, in Kay
county; Coalgate and Lehigh, in
Coal county; Pauls Valley and
Wynnewood in Garyin county, and
Hartshorn and McAlester, in Pitts
Nurg county. The other towns of
1000 people and over where the
state will locate one dispensary, pro-
vidng the 1907 census is followed,
are Elk City, Anadarko, FL Reno,
Norman, Lawton, Enid, Mangum,
/ Kingfisher, Durant, Ardmore HUI
go, Vinita, Sapulpa, Chickasha. Pur-
CELL Sulphur, Muskogee, Hobart,
! Chandler Guthrie, Perry, Oklahoma
city, Pawhuska, saltwater, Shawnee,
/ Frederick, Alya, Woodward, Nova
Ia, Okmulgee, Ada, Claremore, Dun
can, Tulsa, Wagner and Bartles-
Vile.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT CAPITAL
DEMOCRATIC TACTICS IN HOUSE

are commended heartily by the dem
Ocratic members OF congress, and to
get no action upon them. The pres
idcut breaks into the newspapers
with maguiloqucnt messages concern
ing perfectly proper reforms and af-
ter having been heard i'm silence by
the republican side OF the house ami
the senate they are pigcOnihOlcdN
and recommendation never rcappcar.
But before being pigcon-holed, they
have been given the widest of all
possible publicity and the country as
a whole believes that the rcpuDli-
can party is struggling to ef-
feet these reforms, whereas as a mat
ter OF fact the republican party so
far as it is represented at either end
Of the capitol, IS struggling TO pre-
vent any reform or any positive ac-
tiou Whether Mr.. Roosevelt is a
party to this can only be- determined /
as the latter days OF the siAicth
congress come ON. II he really wants
legislation on the things about which
he nas been meadhing 50 loudly
and so well, he should have power
10 get IT, Theoretically both the
house and senate follow his lead. II
they do, It is a most extraordinary
thing that no recommendation made
by him In any of the messages he
has sent to the sixticth congjess has
yet been put into the form of an
enacted bin and presented to him
for signature. People are beginning
to wonder whether after all the big
stick was not boomerang.
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Possible Vice Presidents.

When the Indiana convention elect
cd delegation and instructed II 10
vote for William j. Bryan for pres
ident, first last and all the time II
very wisely instructed the same dele
cation TO vote for John W. Kern for
vice president. In saying that the
convention acted wisely, | do not
mean that among the possible candi
dates for the vice presidency. Mr.
Kern is absolutely the best. But It
was wise for the state of Indiana,
which should have much influence
in the democratic convention to put
on record frankly and fairly its con.
viction not merely as to the head of
the ticket, but as to the second man
thereon.
The memory of present day demo
Gratis does not run far back of 1884,
though the man who voted for Andrew
Jackson once in awhile appears in
public. But certainly during the pres
ent generation Mr.. Kern has been at
all times loyal member of the party
and what is equally good a working
member of the party lie has accept
ed hopeless nominations for Office and
now that the nomination which his
state asks for him, offers hope, he
should be well considered But tho
chief importance of the declaration of
Indiana in favor of Mr.. Kern for the
vice presidency rests in the fact that
il may possibly lead other state con.
Ncnuons 10 suggest men dT That
place II has too long been the prac.
tice of democratic conventions 10
wrangle SO long over the nomination
of the president and the acceptance
of the platform that they would adj
joun without giving proper consider
alton 10 the question of the man who
should be in second place This prac.
tice cannot be corrected by any mere
newspaper writing. 1t might however
be stopped If states having possible
candidates for the second place would
instruct for them. For example if
Ohio would instruct its delegation
TO work for Judson Harmon for sec.
ond place, Minnesota for John \.
Johnson, Montana for W. G. Conrad.
Texas for Charles \. Culbcrson. there
would be proper and instructive dis.
cussion rs to the merits of these can
didatcs in the convention. and a nom.
natiou hat would help the ticket
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NRv wits J. Abottl


Washington, D. c., Mar 30-Spc-
cial.-Whcn the president sent his
latest and most concilatory message
to congress he carefully ignored the
creation Of tariff commission which
would make it's report after the com
ing election.
These two facts taken in coniunc-
tion mean much politically \ tar.
If commission like the bureau Of cor
porations which Mr. .Coriciyou some
years ago, will have much power To
influence and even e. compel cam.
paign contributions. II the publicity
bin by which such contributions must
be made public is set aside the one
protection against the contributions
of thc protected manufacturers is
lost.
II may be an unfortunate coiuci.
dcncc that President Roosevelt should
at the same time have pressed the
one and forgotten the other. Bat
here in Washington the feeling Is that
In the last days of his adminstra-
tion he has become desperate and
turns to either side. or accepts every
cNpcdient Tor the purpose of not being
dismissed from Office discrcditcd and
with his policies abandoned.
lie has said to a republican sonl-
tor within twonty-four hours of this
writing that he will not under any
circumstances reconsider his former
declaration against his denomination.
It so happens that that information
comes to me I'm a way that makes
me feel assured that the president
said it-whcthcr ne will adhere To IL
nobody who knows him can assert
/ with any degree of confidence But
as il stands now the white house is
| in condition of panic. II believes
that even If Secretary TAFT should
bee nominated he cannot be elected
and it has come bclatodly TO the con
clusion that should the hoped foi
stampede to Roosevelt be accomplish
ed he himself would prove weak
candidate. Nor will his toga falling or
the fat shoulders of Taft confer any
very great dignity or strength upor
him Taft suffers more than he prof
its by the attempt of the administra
tion to force him upon an unwilling
electorate.
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Good for Everybody,

Mr.. Norman II. Coulter, promi-
ment architect, in the Delbert build
ing, San Francisco. says; 81 fully
endorse all that has been said Of
Electric Bitters as a tonic medicine.
II is good for everybody. 1t corrects
stomach. liver and kidney disorders
in a prompt and efficient maner and
builds up the system" Electric Bit
ters Is the best spring medicine
ever sold over a druggists counter;
as o blood purifier it is unequaled
soc at w. b. Frames drug store.
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Democratic Tactics in the House


When John Sharp Williams, leader
pf the house democrats, declarrd
that If President Roosevelt would de.
liver twentyninc votes out of the
overwhelming republican majority in
behalf of the measures iur which he
lRooseyclD stood, namely, the employ
or's liability bill, the revision OF the
law respecting the use oI injunctions,
the revision downward of the duty
ON wood pulp, the democrats would
give solid delegation in support
OF the same measures, he spoke
quite within the facts. II seemed to
Dee the policy of the republican par
ty To permit Mr.. Roosevelt to ap
pea, 10 the country on issues that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-03-30
DECLARES HE WILL NOT BE A
CANDIDATE AGAINST GORE.
THINKS GORE CAN'T Be BEAT
Says the Democracy \of the State
Owes Me Nothng-The obligation
He Says is the Other Way-A
Frank, Open Statement.

Chandler Okla, March 29.-Coloncl
Roy V. Hoffman. who last year was
one of a trio of candidates from the
Oklahoma side for the democratic
nomination for United States senator
and whose friends have recently been
urging that he enter the race this
year against Senator T. p. Gore, an.
nounced positively tonight that he
will not be. He said tonight
you may say to the democracy of
the state that | am not candidate
for the nomination OF United States
senator to succeed Senator Gore. This
decision is final and unequivocal. |
hope you will give full publicity to
this announcement in order to ap.
prise my personal and political friends
| throughout the state in the most
expeditions manner, that they may
| be free TO make such new align.
ments as they may desire.
After my first strenuous battle for
this coveted honor it was my de
| cision then not to again become a
candidate. But have been piled so
/ vigorously by letter and word of
mouth by 50 many loyal democrats.
/ pledging their allegiance, that my reso-
luton for a time was shaken, and Sc
riously considered entering the field.
But owing TO the strain of the last
campaign, | am not able financially
to make the race: besides, Senator
Gore should have an opportunity to
show what he can do in the senate for
our people and his value to the coun.
try. The small fraction of term he
is now serving is wholly insufficient
TO measure the man. For these and
various other reasons, not the least
of which is that at this time think
Gore can't be beat | finally and pos.
itively state that | am not candi.
date.
The ambition of any man is OF no
concern to the state. Our servants
in Washington are mighty high
salaried men and should be there only
for what they can do. If they fail
to make good the reason for keeping
them there should expire with their
terms of office, and their places
should be filled with those who can.
| Every man who has received an eX.
preston of trust and confidence from
our people should have a fair trial.
The democracy or the state owes
me nothing The obligation is the 9TH
er way. For, as "A citizen of the state
| | am indebted to that political party
and policy of government which gives
us wise, upright and wholesome laws
which affords that guarantee of our
| greatness, and the blessings of geoi
| government for our people, ever fore
most in the desire OF every loyal cit.
| izen.
If ! have helpes In any way to
| plant or make grow in the soil Of
the new state the principles of dem
ocracy, it is honor enough. only
crave permission TO continue in the
ranks, as in the past, a private with
! out commission or distinction.
Please express to my friends over
the state my qualification and pride
in their confidence and allegiance,
coupled with the assurance that
am as ready as ever to help them
fight the battles of democracy, even
though victory does not bring Office,
nor It's emouments, nor the hope or
] pNnpptanc,- tharaoFu
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\ called meeting of Ardmore chap
ter No. 20, Order of Eastern Star, will
be held in Masonic hall. Monday even
ing, at 1880 o'clock There are sew
eral candidates TO be initiated, and the
team work will be perfect. Every
member is urged to be present. All
visiting members in the city will re.
ccive a cordial welcome. Refresh
ments will be served at close of meet
ing.
MISS BESSIE PALMER, w. NJ.
MRS. LAURA EDDLEMAN,
Secretary.
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Notice Of Application for Appolnr.
ment Of GUARDIAN.

In the County Court, Carter Coun.
~, Oklahoma
In the estate of Odie Love ct al,
minors.
The state OF Oklahoma, to the
heirs next of kin and creditors of
the said ode Love ct al, minors:
You are hereby notified that Cal.
vim Williams has applied for letters
OF guardianship on said estate TO be
granted to him, and that said appli-
cation will be heard At a regular
term of said court held at the court
room OF said court on the 4th day
OF April, 1JOS, at 1000 a, m.
ode Love, Leola Love, Margie
Love and Lula May Love.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court hereunto affixed this 25th
day OF March, 1908,
GLENIE MITCHELL,
(SeaD Clerk OF County Court.
26-S
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a Most Valuable Agent.

The glycctlne employed in Dr. ricrceS
medicines Ely.,ly enhances the mo.ig.ua.
prup,rtI,s " Nhich 10 extracts from native
medicinal roots and holds in solution.
much better ,uuu alcohol would II ais,
possesses medicinal properties of its owl.
being "A valuable drmulccnt, mtritlyc
antISrptc and aut.fcrmcut. Il add
greatly to the efficacy of tho Blac, Cherry
bark, BloodroOt, Golden Seal root. Ntul.,
root aud Queens root, contained b.
Golden Medical Discovery" " in suhduml
chronic, or lingering coughs bronchial
throat and lung affections, for an ut wAicI
these agents are recommended by stand.
ard medical authorities.
In all cases where there is wasting
away Of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
stom9rh as I'm the early stages OF con.
sumI't Jon, there can be- no doubt that sly.
Ctrlnc JactS as a valuable nutritlNe and
aids yhc Golden seal root. Stone root.
QucGN rupt ard Black Cherry bark lu
prom%,ng H.rcs'on and building up IL
flesh aINl, ,tT,ncth, controlling the couch
ana OrlnEFg about "A healthy condIL.I
Of the wi Die system. OF course. II mUs'
not be cSkctcd 20 work miracles. Itwii
not cure YonSumpuon except In its carl.
stages. II WI 10y SeNCrC.- -lhsL
nAl-. hnns-CI. GLL-L.lG- .lG-G4AGAS-AL4LE-l.-
~ ,----T m : - n -A-S 5t5i ~ 54 ,-,7 -
ltIsn0t 50 clTcctITG- TITS in the lingeru,
hang.ou coughs, or those Of long StanduL
even whom accompanied ly bleeding fr.I
lungs, that 10 has performed its mos
marvellous cures.
Prof. Finley lll.nFwood, NJ. D., ot Bon
nett Med, College, Chicago, says OF gl}
ccriuc
oln ndy,pepsia It serves an excellent purros.
hoiuus hNrd quantity ~ 'hc pyluN,ur u'
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Danderlne

Works wonders. 1t produces hair
just as surely as rain and sunshine
produce crops. II produces a 'hick
growth of luXuriant hair when all
other remedies fail. We guarantee
panderine, All druggists sell II 25c
soc and S1.OO per bottle. To prove
its worth send this al and 10 cents
in stamps or silver and we will mail
you a large free sample. Know, on
Danderine Co., Chicago, III. Dtf
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Thousands Perish,

Thousands perish every year from
consumption resulting from cold.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures the most
racking coughs and eXpels the cold
from your system and prevents con.
sumption and pneumonia. II has
cured many cases OF incipient con.
sumption. Sold by all dealers. d&w
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

State of Oklahoma, Carter County,
in District Court.
w, d. Clarke, Plaintiff, VS.. Ivah X.
Clarke, Defendant. No. so.
Said defendant, Ivah X. Clarke, will
take notice that she has been sued in
the above named Court and must
answer the petition filed therein by
said plaintiff on or before the 18TH
day OF April, A. D., 1908, or said
petition vii be taken as true, and
a judgment for said plaintiff in said
action for divorce will be rendered
accordingly.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1908.
Attest: G. T. VERNON.
District Clerk.
Harry X. Allen, attorney for plaintiff.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that in the
Town of Tishomingo on the 25th day
of April, 1905 will proceed to sell
the entire assets of the Bank Of
the Chickasaw Nation. For particulars
address me at Ardmore, Oklahoma.
ii. T.. FOSTER,
2i-lm Receiver.
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All Knights of Pythias should ar
range To attend the engagement of
Newton Beers, impersonator, Thurs
day evening, April > Music by Low
enstcin orchestra. Admission, SOC
29-3.
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Barbecued meat at lmrie's Bak-
cry southeast corner Main and Mil
streets, Fresh every day. 27.l5
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Harry X. Allen, attorney for plaintl

Damon and Pythias, impersonated
by Newton Beers, an artist in his
work Music by Lowenstein orches-
ira. X. of p. hall, Thursday night,
April ?; admission, 80 cents. Under
auspices Myrtle lodge.
29.3.
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Don't fail to see those stone lined
refrIgerators; they will arrive in a
few days.
STEVENS, KENNERLY &
29tf SPRAGINS co.
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Lawn mowers in all sizes at
STEVENS, KENNERLY &
29U SPRAGINS co.
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-03

Score, Bratt1eboro 81, Portsmouth
"a. Goals from floor, Doran 10, Bog
gio 6, Mclaughlin 4, Stafford 3, Ellis
2, Molaghan 7, Koran Z, Stocker O.
Goals from fouls, Mclaughlin 3, Muir.
ply 2. Referee, Daniel Riley. Scorer,
Dunleavy. Time, 8 15-minute periods.
Attendance, AIS.