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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-03
CLEVELAND LETTER
BROUGHToN BRANDENBURG
TELLS ABOUT SECURING 1T.
Man Who Sold Article "a New York
Times Explains Arrangements
With Former President.

| New York. Oct. 3.-Broughton
Brandenburg. who sod TO the New
York Times the article alleged 10
have been written by Grover C,eve-
land, was questioned by District At
torney Jerome. Later he Issued q
long statement giving his side OF the
ease Mr.. Brandenburg says. in part;
'iHaying known Mr.. Cleveland. aud
obtained various interviews and state
ments from him, | vas engaged late
in last February by +. G. Drake. then
SUNDAY editor Of the New York Her
AID. 10 secure from Mr.. Cleveland an
article on Personal Liberty VS.. Pub
lie Policy, meant to have a bearing
ON Hughes racing legislation and the
Temperance movement. met the ex-
preslden, by appointment az his Office
al ! MADISON avenue, and got what
I wanted.
! In he course OF the talk | sug-
gesioi that. inasmuch as his pen was
the source OF secondary income 10
him. he write What he had 70 say and
let me sell IL, | being able TO pan Il
to better advantage than he.
1--WE disclosed the matter. and he
accepted my OFFER OF $4,000 for three
articles. one 10 appear say. IN An
gust. on the field OF politics, one in
september. on doubtful issues. and
one In late October on doubtful states
Belng aware that the principal obJec-
zion to his articles IN magazine cir
c.cs was their usual obscurity AMI
involved phrasoo'ogy. yenturod to
mention this fact. whereupon he
laughed and really Cid make an effort
10 write shorter sentences and sim
pier phrases, TO the detriment OF his
style. however. fear
1T was the 5ih Of March and I
visited him In the morning when
! returned In the afternoon he had
really bundle OF little sheets. some
yellow and some white. ON which he
had written on each subject"
Mr.. Brandenburg says he suggest
ed several changes and made a type
written copy
Again he corrected. inierllned.
scratched out. wrote over and took
the whole away TO my home and re-
typed Il. continues the agent. when
! took the manuscript back TO Mr..
Cieye,ani he signed 3. with an air ~
satisfaction"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-03

THREE PLANS ARE oFFERED.

Thus TO
publican
by
Socialism prophees that this
socc Bryan declares that all forms OF
those that
cuthroa wastefu
reduction of the tariff and arbitrary supervision
limiting individual
control be the result Inventive genius thrift wessne
while
artificial o
Now the tariff did produce either
the n and but competing
that drove them combination finding
discrimination freight
peor another giving him
enabled that competitor others
the this doing administration
causing brought
hatred of all monoposts recognition this
economic
his remedy this crying
with the Roosevelt program to rebang but
limitations
regulation and suggested the idea President Roosevelt
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REprBLICAN NOTES.

htil LILLIAN NOlf~-
Our telephone j. 26s Cumbsr-
land, 100 Home. We have sup
ply OF TAFT buttors for the ash
ing.
Governor Augustus y. Wilson
will .address the public at the
Auditorium rink Tuesday night
October q. az $50. Come and
invite all your ncighbors.
Hon. ". ~. Taft will b. VS.
itOr I'm Paducah before the cleo
ton.
Senator W. o. Bradley viii h.
here during the campaign.
Hon. T.. T. Franks will also be
with us ere long.
The county chairmen arr ~
quested 90 send In their poll
books ~ the committee needs
them. city chairmcn have done
pretty well. hut some books are
out.
There win De addresses by
proninent speakers In each ward
Monday night az y O'Clock.
We would like 10 have fall
representation Monday night at
headquarters 10 select workers
for Tuesdays registration.
We will he glad To hear from
the county chairmen a. TO dates
for speakers In county. TeIe-
phone or call at headquarters.
We want TO hear from some
one In every precinct In the coun-
. regarding spealsings. Who
will res9ond 10 this call?
We have several Taft and
sherman pictures for distribu-
ton.
VIII some Republican give us
the names OF three or four good
active workers In the new pre-
cinct called ''Park?'
Election officers, appointed for
the registration Tuesday, ARD H.
quested 10 call RI headquarters
ON the night of the Bird. We
want 10 talk with you regarding
the work.
w. II. Miller Il at the head of
the finance committee.
All members OF the organixa-
ton of last year are requested
to be at headquarters ON the
night Of the SIN 0fo outline work
for the 9th.
Address all communications
regarding campaign 10 n. G.
Hoover. secretary. ff3 South
Fourth street. or telephone
Cumberland 2G6. New 400.
Registration day October q.
Hours q n. M. to % -. m. Don't
forget 10 register. n you don't
know where 10 register Head
quarters can tell you. Phones:
2GG Cumberland. 400 Home.
There are ~ voting precincts
In the city OF Paducnh, and
boundary cards may be secured
at headquarters for anyone in
terested.
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ared
We have the schedules
We have Forakers II
should distinctly
record is a critical
period evoyon
thes and ready judcous
TAFT is ~
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PUBLIC SPEAKING
nrD DALE AND sxo. w. SHELTON

BrD DALE AND JNo. w. SHELTON
Candidates for the Democratic nom
ination for sheriff 81 NcCrackcn coun-
" viii address the voters ON the fol-
lowing datcs and nj the places named;
Ty.er, Tnesday. October 6. 7;30
10. m.
Rowlandiown. williams grocery.
Wednesday. October Z. 1870 p. m.
County court house. Thursday.
October :. 7:30 p. M.
Moose's grocery. Seventeenth ar
Tennessee streets, Friday. October =.
1880 p. m.
ceci,. Saturday. October 10. 1880
p m
Rasland. Monday October u. 1
p. m.
Rosslnsion. Monday. October ~.
1880 y. m.
woodvule, TUESDAY. October -.
I D. m.
Lamont Tuesday, October ~. 1880
.p m.
Gnhsmvsllc Wednesday. osober
~. .. m.
Little Union School nouIe. Wed
nesday, October H. 5:30 .. N.
Milan. Thursday. October IS.
p. m.
Lone Oak, Thursday. October Is.
$3.50 p. m.
81. Johns. Moore's School House.
Friday. October i6. ] .. IN.
ilendron's School House. Friday.
October 1c. 7;3o q. m.
New Hope. Saturday. October II.
p. m.
Al. other candidates Tor sherlff are
respectfully invited to attend aud par
ticlpate 10 the speaking.
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Notice.

To Republican voters OF Paducah.
We are unable 10 reach all OF you BY
mail. aud as we post important bulle-
TINS at headquarters daily. you are
kindly requested 10 call and look
them over II will keep you IN touch
with the situation Notice OF speak
'ngs. changes Of dates. etc. and other
Information that will be interesting.
II. c. HOOVER. sec'y.
Telephone 2G6. old: 1909 new.
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WATER NOTICE

Patrons Of the water company sse
reminded that their rcnts expired s-p-
tember 81. and this quarters r-ns -
now due and payable al the ofiice q
the company. These who d-sire to
rncw them should do 10 beforc IL l.
forgotten. a. all premises not paid for
on or before October 10 viii h. siiut
off
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'"'S 20 "'""'"'S' has coutrived an
attempt against the noble ruler Of our
mutton. lie is a menace to the
throne"--
Who Is heT" demanded Marhof I'm
patiently. and his eyes and the eyes OF
all fell upon Arinitage.
Il tell you We found him lurking
about In Europe, waiting his chance
and we drove him away -droye him
here to watch him. See these things
that sword-those orders. Trey De-
longed 10 the Archduke Kari Look al
them aud see that IL Is true. tell you.
We lh,ve rendered Austria u high serN-
Ice. one death. one death M Vienna.
and this sou Of madman would lie
kincl lie Is Frederick Augustus. the
son of The Archduke Kari
Ito be confiu-ed In next issse)
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oompanlorship Is usually cougenlal.
and the housing aud food equal 10
ihai Of wel'-to-do families. The kali
eldoscopic changes OF fortune leave
many stranded who we're once f.oat-
ing b'iihery. A Contributor to
fund for home for the aged who j.
nov In the prime Of lie may per-
chance be providing for rs own less
prosperous. fniure.-Minneapolis Tri-
hnne.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-03

Mr.. Clark is a member of the po-
lice Aorce, and the police and fire
commissioners always suspend po-
licemen during their political activ-
ity, as the position of patrolman is
not properly political Office. Wade
Brown happens to hold political Of
fee. which he is filing most effic-
emily and conscientiously. That's the
answer,
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Il Thought there seemed reasons to
believe
YES. and yoa believe il. Go on
Chauvenets eyes b.lnked FOR a mo
mont rs he cnnsldcrcd the difficulties Of
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-03

his situation.
The presence Of
Baron Won Mar
hof solered him.
America might
not. after all. be
so safe a place
from which To
conduct an old
world conspira-
cy. and this In
client must. II
possible. be turn
ed TO his own ac-
count. lie ad-
dressed the bar
on In German:
This man Is n
designing plot
ter. lie Is.pept
upon mlrHhiet
aud trpa sun. lie
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Opunty Court Clerk.

The Sun is authorized to announce
diram Smedley q candidate for re-
slection to the once of Clerk Of the
McCracken County Court subject to
ne action Of the Democratic party. /
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-03

Some critics may think Miss Barry
more did not elevate society a great
deal, but they must admit she lacked
II up considerably in her interview.
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Candidates are funny fellows. First
they make their platforms; then they
go around fixing up their fences. and
they spend the last weeks OF the cam
paign mailing lies.
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Notice.

All persons having accounts against
Charles Sands will please mall to me
az 222 Broadway. before October 81.
1905. W. u. Duke. Administrator.
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Inf Ilulinns

The Republican headquarters sias
liberal supply ct Taft buttons and
will be glad to distribute them to al
Republicans who call for them.
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Daily Thought.

There is no faith without some
feeling for our fellows.
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Don't forget to register TUESDAY.

At least some of our public men
have not abandoned the art OF letter
writing for the easier post card habit.
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
September, 1908.

Average for September, 1908, 5,0ss
Average for September, 1907, 1902
Increase 1,1S6
Personally appeared before me
this Oct. 2, 1908, r. d. MacMillen,
business manager of The Sun, who
affirms that the above statement of
the circulation OF The Sun for the
month of September, 1908. is true to
the best of his knowledge and belief.
Ny commission expires - January
10, 1912.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public McCracken Co.
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THE TICKET.

President, VIM. VI. Taft.
Vice Pres. Jas. s. Sherman.
Congress, j. VI. Porter.
City Treasurer--A. II. Grouse.
City Jailer-Wade Brown.
Aldermen-W. T. Miller, II. s.
Wells, FINS Lack. U. s. Walston
and ID. w. Cornelison.
Councilmen-First ward. John
w. Bebout; second ward, Mike
Williams; third ward, G. VI.
Riker; fourth ward. j. l.. Wan
ner; fifth ward. T. +. Ford; sixth
ward, II. S. Barnett.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-03

Any many man attributes his
failure to his Inability to start a; the
top.
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YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT

Every dose MAKES you feeihersr. Lss-re
Keeps your whole iBssdes night soid OF ths
money back plan everywhere. Pnes " esuts
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Notary Public Mccracken Co.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
$85,OOO FOR ONE CLAIM

All recent records in Arizona in the sale of mining property have just been broken by the sale of the General Grant mining claim in the Ellsworth district, ten miles north of Vicksburg, on the Phoenix < Eastern. for $S5.OOO to John S. Wright, of St. Louis.
 Wm. Wilson and George w Glowner are the sellers. They re- gently closed the deal with Wright in Flagstaff, and have just paid a visit to the property, Glowner com ing to Phoenix today to file mineral patent papers in the local land office.
 In the General Grant claim, on which 15O feet of development has shown a big deposit of high grade gold ore, there are only 20 acres. This means $45OO for every acre in the claim.
 According to the terms of the sale, Wright pays $1O,OOO down, $15,OOO as soon as a mineral patent is secured, $25, ,OOO in six months, 5000 in one year, and $1O,OOO m eighteen months.
 Wright visited the property some time ago, and was so pleased with the prospect that he lost no time securing an option at $S5, ,OOO. H. returned to St. Louis and Chicago and with little difficulty secured the money to make the first pay ment of $1O,OOO.
 Several prominent experts have visited the General Grant claim and pronounce it one of the biggest gold deposits in the territory. Some of the assays made have run into the thousands of dollars in gold to the ton.
 Glowner plans to take the first step in the Phoenix land office to day, and will leave tonight for his home in Flagstaff. He stated that Wilson is the principal owner in the property sold, and that his in- terest is more that of an attorney than anythina> else.-Phoenix Democrat, Sept. g.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
WORK ON THE NEW PRISON

Work on the new prison at Flor ence IS progressing rapily the las, few weeks. The we'll is now a bout completed, the work of sinking be. ing stopped when ninety feet of water was obtained. An S-incl pump, operated by an 8 horse power engine, will be installed at once. which will furnish sufficient water for all building purposes. a
 Thetemporary electric fight plant has arrived and will be installed al rapidly as possible. The plant when in operation will generate power for four arc lights. one searchlight. sawmill and such other machinery IS will be necessary in the con- struction of the institution.
 The grading of the grounds is completed and the teams are now hauling sand, etc., for the concrete which will be used in making the posts for the temporary stockade. The work of setting up these posts will begin the latter part of the coming week, and when the stock ade is completed as many more prisoners will be brought from Yuma as can be used in the work. Thirty eight prisoners and several civilians are now employed in the preliminary work and more men are added to the list daily.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
Wakefield Resigns

Lyman w. Wakefield, of Tucson who somewhat over a year ago was appointed by President Roosevelt register of the United States land office in Phoenix, has rendered his resignation to the president, to ta ke effect as soon as his successor can be selected and qualify.
 AS soon as his successor is ap- pointed and the affairs of the office have been turned over to him, Mir. Wakefield will return to Tucson.
 Mir. Wakefield's resignation is due to the fact that he felt he ha insufficient clerical help in the of flee to carry on its immense busi- ness, and for the added reason that he desires to devote his entire at tention in the future to private business of his own.-Tucson Citi- zen.
Williams news., 1908-09-19

A shipment of 10 GOO rainbow trout and about 2OOO bass are ex pected shortly by Fish and Game Commissioner E A. Sliker. from the government hatchery at Pueblo, Col. The trout will he placed in Oak creek and the bass will go to help stock up Lake Mary. Com missioner Sliker keeps hustling up a stock of fish for the sportsmen and rustling money personally to handle them when they arrive.- Flagstaff San.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
HASN'T FORGOTTEN US
Seattle, Wash, Sept. 6, 'OS

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 6, 'OS Editor Williams NEWS.
 Please find inclosed check, which 1 hope will be deemed sufficient excuse for my writing you at this time.
 often think of you, and of tn. NEws-at least once a week.
 am very much pleased to nott that Williams is convalescing, ir fact, seems to be getting in healthy condition again. The change was SO pronounced and sudden as to cause surprise. Your present city officers are a wise selection and should result in much good to the town, and with the prospects fol water and other improvement Willia ms should be getting on tol soon (so be it
 Seattle is still growing, many people coming in and improve msnts going on everywhere. Thit has been a bum year for working men, prrtly because more working people ca me in than could be em ployed and because of certain par. ties and the managers of the A. | P. (un) Fair taking advantage the hard times and trying to dowl the unions. The fair has been em- ploying non-union labor at cut rates. Some carpenters, 1 am in formed, are working for 25c per hour. I think it's all a graft propo sition, anyway, and will be a rank failure.
 Neal and wifs are we'll. getting on nicely. Kilgore family hearty.
 Kind regards to all the friends and best wishes for Williams and the NEWS. Yours truly.
 A. R. KILGORE.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
I. E. PULLIAM INTERVIEWED

"Busiress conditions in Coconino county are in healty condition this year." said Deputy Sheriff T E. Pulliam. of Flagstaff. to a Jour nal Miner representative. Deputy Pulliam is here on his way to Je- rome on official business.
 "The stock interests are particu- larly prosperous" he continued Feed on the ranges is better thar ever known and the market prices are good.
 Humber interests are also active. The Arizona Lumber & Timber Co s mills in Flagstaff are running full time, as are also the mills of Saginaw Lumber Co., at Williams.
 Range grasses are SO high that ! large number of people are cut ting hay in the parks of the San Francisco and Mogollon noun tains. This is something unusual The hay finds ready market at Flagstaff and Williams.
 "District court will open in Flag staff September 21. The grand fury will convene on that day and the trial jury will be impanneled Sept 23. There are five grand jury pris- oners confined in the Flagstaff jail and the same number out on bail, charged with crime. Three of the ten cases are murder charges and the others felonies of different kinds. In addition to the criminal calen- dar to be disposed of several civil suits will be heard"
 Deputy Pullia m studiously avoid ed talking politics during his stay here. He said that he had been 60 busy in the last three months that he had not time to feel the public pulse of his county.
 "While both parties have nom mated their candidate for delegate to congress, it is a little early tc talk politics." he said. "Warm dis, cussions of the issues and candi. dates will start after the county select the candidates for the county ticket."- ."-Pressott Journal Miner.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
Attention, Citizens !!

Citizens of Williams are hereby notified that they should boil all drinking water before using same; also to clean up premises to pre- vent the breeding of flies, which spread disease, especially among small children. Complaints re. garding the refusal of any one to clean up should be made to the city physician, pr. A G. Rounseville, who will investigate the matter.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
Order for Re-Registration
Ariz July 16, 1908.

r.lagstar1, ArlZ July l6, 19US.
 Whereas, It is deemed necessary by the Board of Supervisors of Co., conino county that a re registra- tlOn of the voters of Coeonino county be made; and,
 Whereas, In such case, Para graph 22S4, R. s. of A, 1901, authorizes the Board to cause such re registration 10 be made;
 Now, therefore, it is hereby or dered that re-registration of the voters of Coconino county be made in conformity with the legal pro- visions governing such re registra- tion. and that this order be lub- lished according to law.
 Dated July 9th, 1908.
 JESSE GREGG, Chairman. Attest: T. A FLYNN. Clerk.
Williams news., 1908-09-19
WORLDS STANDARD REFERENCE
 BOOK ON COPPER

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 THE METALLURGIST needs the book for the facts it gives him regarding copper leach ing, smelling and refining.
 THE COPPER CONSUMER needs the book for every chapter it contains. It tells what and explains how and why.
 THE INVESTOR in copper shares cannot af gives statistics and general information on one hand with thousands of detailed mine de- scriptions on the other, covering the copper mines of the entire world and the 40 pages of condensed statistical tables are worth more than the price of the book to each and every owner of copper mining shares
 PRICE: $5 in buckram, with gilt top, or 7.5O in full library morocco.
 TERMS: The most liberal Send no money, but order the book sent to you. all carriage charges prepaid, on one weeks approval, to be returned if unsatisfactory, paid for if it suits. Can you afford not to see the book and judge for yourself of its value to you?
 WRITE NOW to the editor and publisher, Horace J. Stevens 61S SHELDEN BUILDING. HOUGHTON,
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Williams news., 1908-09-19

At caucus of the republicans of Williams, held in the city hall on Monday evening. Sept. IA. Olaf H. Preysz was elected chairman and John Nellis secretary. The purpose of the caucus was to select nomi- nees to he voted upon Saturday, Sept. 19, in the primaries. There were only seven names brought be- fore the meeting. viz: O. H. Preysz, Jacob Caufman, A. G. Rounseville. R. l.. Neill, Andrew Miller, NJ. J. Rounseville, Joe Amundsen, and the names being acceptable to majority of those present, and no other names being presented, the meeting adjourned - Contributed.
Williams news., 1908-09-19

Mrs H D. Johnson and two chil dren. Herbert and Allen, arrived in Prince Albert last week from Williams, Arizona, the land of the sunshine" They expect to make Prince Albert their home. MT. Johnson has been here for sev- eral months and is the head fler for the Prince Albert Lumber Co. He is not only a good sawmill ma n but is also good newspaper ma , having been on the editorial and reportorial staffs of several Ameri- can newspapers. Mir. Johnson is a virile and pungent writer.-Prince (Can.) Times.