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CHAP1ER III.

"HE hrst instructive thought OF a
man reveals his innate charac-
ter; those that follow. the moral
- nature that he has acquired
through environment aud circum-
stances. That Jack Payson was at
bottom good man Is shown by his
first emotion, which was JOY, and his
frst impulse. which was 10 impart the
glad news TO everybody upon receiving
the letter from Dick Lane telling that
he was alive and soon to come home.
He was In his house at the time. Bud
Lane had just brought I'm the packet
or mail from Florence and was riding
Away. Jack uttered cry OF Joy which
brought the young man back TO the
door. "What Is itI'' asked Bud But
Jack had already had time for his
damning second thought He was
stunned by the consideration that the
promulgation OF the news I'm the letter
meant his loss OF Echo Allen. He dis.
sembIed, though as yet he was not able
to tell an outright falsehood:
Its a letter telling me that NAV
expect TO receive enough money In "A
month or so to pay Off the mortgage.
Now your brothers debt needn't trou-
BILE you any longer. Bud"
"Whew-ww whistled Bud. That's
great Where does 1t come from?"
"Oh. from an old friend that lent
the money TO some time ago But.
say. Bud, there's another matter |
want TO talk with you about You've
got to shake Buck Mckee. I've got 1t
straight that he is the worst man I'm
Arizona territory-yes, worse than an
Apache. Why. he has been with
Geronimo. torturing and massacring
lone prospectors and robbing them OF
their gold"
That's lie. Jack Payson. and you
know itv' cried the hot headed young
man. at was Buck Mckee who stood
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\ Tore song b Spanish. yes. scared
downright scared" he answered. II
reckon I'm like 0u Indian. An Indian
doesn't believe It's good medicine to let
the gods know he's big happy, for
there's the thunder BIRD
THE thunder birdW
The evil spirit Of the storm." con
tinued Jack "Whcn the thunder bird
hears a fellow saying he's big happy
he sends him bad luck"
Echo laid her hand softly on the
mouth Of her sweetheart. "We won't
spoil our happiness. then. by talking
about &c. We VIII Just feel it-just be
g."
She laid her head upon Jacks knee.
lie placed his arm lightly, but pro
tectingly, over her shoulder. They sat
In silence listening 20 the Mexican's
love song Finally Jack bent over aud
whispered gently IN her ear:
Softly. 50 the thunder bird won't
hear Echo, tell me you love me; that
you love only me; that YOU VIII always
love me. no matter what shall happen:
Tint you never loved untn ysO loved
mo"
Echo sat upright With a start what
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COUNTY COURT.
Proceedings or Regular Term Held
Last Week.

County court met in regular session on
January I, all members present who wen
elected ut the recent election, viz: Ben
l., Brown, T.. NJ. Hartley, w. III. Bur.
goync, Harrison Zinn, J. n. Strawser,
Joseph Sisler, j, w. Metheny, and vii.
liam Spindler. Each member took the
oath of Office and the court organized by
elrcting j. w. Mcthcny president.
7. G. Nine, elected Justice of the peace
for Reno district, took oath of Office in
penalty of 5000, u. c. Nine and w. G.
lIooton being his surctics.
II. g. Larcw, jr., elected surveyor OF
lands, filed bond OF 81 900, with &. T..
Gnstkcy and John +. Br,.tt as surctcs.
Daniel Fortncy refunded SO CHROME
ously assessed ON IL acres of land in name
OF Thomas +. Shay.
W. IL. Burgoync appointed committee
to 90 upon lands Of Hamilton Coal Il
Coke Co. at Scotch Hill To consider mcth-
ods for cNtinguishing fire burning i'm coal
at that place and report at April term.
w. \. Rodchcavcr appointed Justice OF
the peace in Lyon district To- fiji vacancy
by failure of j. +. Logslon To qualify.
\. Il. McCrum filed debts and demands
in matter Of II. NJ. Grimes, deceased.
Maurice Newman refunded 90 cents err
roncously assessed on lot in Terra Alta.
\. X Cuppctt appointed guardian OF
Hugh w. Cuppctt, infant
]. ID. Craig awarded contract for fur
nishing coal Tor courthouse, crcmatory.
and jail to October /, 1908, at flat rate
of &c per bushcl
John 4. Conaway qualified as justice
oi the peace in Grant district.
j. w. Childs awarded contract az
steward of almshou-c at $40 per year,
beginning April /, 1909, and ending
March 81, 1910.
ID. T.. Mcthcny, administrator estate Of
W. II Mcthcny, deceased. Account
closed
Joseph f. Sislcr appointed director OF
poor farm and almshousc, and also buyer
Tor said farm and house and seller Of
stock and surplus products Of farm.
Committee consisting Of L. j. Crogan,
James a. Lcnhart, and James Il. DALEY,
10 examine and report on condition OF
Office Of clerk Of county court, discharged.
In fixing salaries Of deputy asscssors
thc court allowed SUN of $500 annually
10 each of three asscssors and confirmed
the appointment by George J.. ShaGcr,
assessor, Of the following deputies. $. f..
Sterling, Joseph n. Strawscr, and T.. f..
Cuppctt
Sheriff Charles Spindlcr appointed as
deputies ID. l.. McNcmar and j. w.
Schradcr.
William G.. Brown administrator of
estate Of Jane Riley deceased. Account
closed.
Noah Thomas, executor Of the will OF
Andrew Thomas, deceased. Account
closed.
u. Y. Morris appointed administrator
Of estate Of Mary a. Byrnc, deceased.
w. A. Schaelrer qualified as notary
public.
Sanford Scott refunded sos take,
crroncously assessed on land in Valley
| district.
Frank l.. Fields refused use Of west
jury room for Office ~ justice Of peace.
William NJ. Spindlcr refunded 30 cents
crroncOusly assessed on dog, he being
credited with two dogs when hc owns
but one
William VI. SchaclIcr, sheriff, allowed
$J.W, being amount assessed on III
acres Of land in Pleasant district in name
OF Charles Forman also same land ~
w. q. Walls.
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yelling and shooting their guns iHc
crazy mon.
ing and shooting their guns Ike
crazy men. 1t was while they were
engaged I'm this spectacular exhibition
of horscmaushlp, gun play and vocaIl-
zation that Buds sweetheart rode into
town 10 execute some commissions I'm
preparation for Echo Aliens wedding
Already blue" over the thought that
her own wedding was far I'm tho dim
future, poor Polly was cast into tho
depths Of despair and disgust by tho
drunken riot In which her prospective
husband was lndulging with her par
ticular aversion, the cruel, calf tortur-
Ing half breed. Mckee. Thoroughly
mortified. she slipped out OF town by
side street and moodily rode back 10
Allen Hacienda.
After the debauch was over and tho
merry. mad devil OF nervous excite
mcnt was succeeded by tho brooding
demon Of nervous depression Mckee
broachcd TO Bud the idea Of robblng
the express agent of the money com
Ing TO Payson. This fell I'm readily
with the young mans revengeful
self under the half brecd's orders
In accordance with these. Bud hung
about the railroad station great deal,
cultlvatlng the friendship OF Terrill.
the agent. "Ole Man" Terrlll, as he
was called, although he was a vigor-
Gus specimen OF manhood on the under
side Of sixty, was ticket and freight
agent, express messenger and tele-
graph operator-in fact. the entire bu-
reau OF transportation and communica-
tion-at Florence station. Bud frankly
told him he was out OF Job and had
indeed decided, In view OF his coming
marriage TO give up horse wrangllng
Tor some vocation or more eleVating
character 80 IorrllI let MIN heip
"Doul ihe sia"'n' 'hlehy ln ihe cIcrical
"'tN. WINE .' '"sat'' bud learned
'''i ' l'eh" '".ueu "l f"'V'v was
'Ni.. Tea upon certain iT'in. ~
''.' Do DO ,..'.e was ln'... .oh'o'
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O. 4. Il. Omcers Installed.

40 q regular meeting of Kelly Post
No. %, G.. a. r., at the courthouse ou
January =. the following officers were in.
stalled.
Commander D. R Beavers
Senior Vice Commauicr- Leroy Shaw.
Junior Vice Commander T. MUIR
dock
Adjutant-H. VI. Hayden
Quartcrnaster-A. G.. Scott
Surgcon-J If Mupwn
Chaplain VI &. Beavers
officer of the Day-F. A Fortncy
officer of the Guard-U. y. orr.
Sergeant Major-D. Y. Morris
Quartcrmastcr Scrgeant-W n. .Menear.
Delegates 10 state Encampmont-A. a.
Rodgers and s NJ. Martin; alternates.
u. y. Orr and n VI. Hayden.
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In silence they mounted their horses
For short distance Mckee led tho
way upon the railroad track In order
TO leave no hoofprints and then struck
across the desert toward tho hills I'm
tho south
why did you shootY' gasped I.ano.
no drew on me" snarled Mckee.
1T wasn't Dicks money. but youn get
half, Shut up"
Tho burning sun rose higher and
higher. The buxsnrd dropped lower in
the sky. The silence OF death bruoded
over tho railroad station.
ITO bc continued.
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Stockholders Meeting.

a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Bruceton Bank will be held IN their
banking room in Bruceton Mills, w. Va.
on Saturday, January l6, 1909, at 10
o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF clocting
a board Of directors for the ensuing year
JEREMIAH THolfAs, Cashier.
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chimes OF mis-
sion bells sound.
cd softly on the
evening air.
Jack and Echo
sat down upon
the steps OF the
piazza. Jack con-
tinued the strain
Of his thought,
but I'm a more
serious vein
IchO, j IN so
happy that / am
frightened
ightenedT'
she asked won
deringly
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HIDING hard into Florence from
~ Sweetwater ranch, Bud Lane
hunted up Buck Mckee at his
n - fayOrite gambling Joint and I'm
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III HIsN IHHtIu| lINt IUVUBut OF
man reveals his innate charac-
ter; those that follow. the moral
nature that he has acquired
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28

Judge Cook and }. n. Hanberry
are stumpine the county this week
in Interest OF candidacy Cor circuit
Judge. They spoke at Murray yes
terday afternoon. Their speeches
we're along the same lines as their
opening argument two weeks ago.
though Cook was bitter. especially
In discussing the criticism OF his
conduct IN Office that had been made
by Governor Wilson. saying that
the governor had criticized him for
not correcting the members OF the
mob that whipped Henry BENNETT.
when Bennett was whipped "if he
was whipped at ALL" In Judge Cor
don's district. Cook made reference
10 the Russellvlile. birmingham and
other raids. saying they were out Of
his Jurisdiction. but made no refer
ence TO the Hopkinsville raid and
the numerous raids and whippings In
Lyon and Galloway counties, which
are in his district. and for which
no one has been convicted.
p. q. NJ.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
HAWKINS ESCAPES
FROM CITY JAIL TODAY

Robert Lee Hawkins, a man for
whom the police searched for a week
escaped from the city jail at noon to-
day. Hawkins was accused of entic-
ing James Estes, IA years old. 1888
Harrison street. away from a rela-
tive at Birmingham. Ala, and was
being held until warrant could be
served on him. He was arrested in
Cairo. ILL.,. last week, and was
brought to Paducah.
Hawkins escaped from the side,
door. and he did It so quietly that
he was not detected, although he
was discovered missing in a few min
utes. The door was not damaged,
and the lock was not broken. II is
believed that he picked the lock, or
had a duplicate key. The last trace
of Hawkins was that he was going IN
a run for the river, where doubtless
he crossed in a skin.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28

While independent tobacco buy
ers are stiil riding In some sections
of this county. association prizers
are now having the first rush OF the
season. Most OF the growers who de-
sired TO dump" their holdings,
have done 80. and the loyal mem
bers and those who did not care TO
break their pledge to the association
are now taking their crops to the
prize houses Not single pledge
for the new crop has been signed,
however. and Il II safe TO say that
not 25 per cent OF the 1903 crop
will be handled by the association
In this county.
Notwithstanding Judge Cooks
rigid Instructions on the subject. IL Is
understood the grand Jury at this
term OF court did not indict any
growers who broke their pledges
with the association.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
InUenfion of Padtlcobon
be Manufactured Here.

T. o. Davis. a Paducahan, has just
patented two machines that will rev.
oiutlonize the making of hosiery in
America.
Heretofore hosiery made In this
country has not been of the high
standard like the hosiery made in
foreign countries. for the reason that
all stockings and sox are made abroad
on what Is known as seamless ma
chimes. These machines knit the
hose without a seam and the obiec-
ton to the domestic stocking Is the
closing of the toe. Up until recently
there has been no elasticity In the
toe aud II the hose was stretched II
was bound to tear. Foreign hose has
either a seam along the bottom OF
the foot or along the side of the foot,
but by an invention OF Mr.. II. o. Da-
Wis. who has been In charge of the
knitting department of the Wisdom
Hosiery mills on South Eighth street,
for several years. elasticity has been
given 10 the toe of domestic hose and
all seams are done away with, there
fore making the home product better
finished than imported textile goods.
A company has been organized and
incorporated for $4,000 in this city
known as the Southern Textile Ma
chine company, for the purpose OF
manufacturing a new steady move
ment looper for which there are large
demands from eastern manufacturers
OF textile goods and also for the man.
ufacture OF other patents pending for
the improvement OF knitting and
weaving machines. The officers OF
the new company are F. r. Lack
president: Il. o. Davis, vice presi
dent: DR.. r. e. Hearne, secre
tary, and Robert b. Phillips. treas
uurer. Mr.. E. o. Davis is in charge
|of the main Office, which IL located a
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philadelphia. Other stockholders in
the Southern Textile Machine COM
pany are w. f. Paxton and Henry F.
Drenk.
Mr.. e. o. Davis. patentee of the
steady movement looper, is 25 years
old and has been in the employ of the
Wisdom Hosiery mills for seven
years and for the last four years he
has been in charge of the knitting
department. Mr.. Davis came to this
city from Knoxville, Tenn. and has
had practically all his experience
with knitting machinery at the mills
in this city. He has made a close
study OF the machines and has this
one patent and several others pending
for the Improvement of textile ma
chinery.
Already large orders have been
placed for the new looper attach
ment, mostly from eastern concerns
and these orders are being filled as
rapidly as possible. The different
parts of the topper attachment are
manufactured in several different
cities and are shipped to this city
where the parts are put together and
re-shipped to the purchaser. The
company will ultimately erect plan
and manufacture its machines in Pa
ducah This patent looper will dc
more to Increase the sale OF domesti,
hosiery than any other invention FOR
the Improvement of knitting machin
cry In years. Most all the machines
at the Wisdom Hosiery mills have has
the looper attachment put on and tn,
demand for the loop-toe stocking owe
the sewed toe Is increasing daily.
The Wisdom Hosiery mills ar
working a full force and have nov
225 employees. The output OF tn
mill daily is 700 dozen pairs O
stockings and sox.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
MISSIONARIES
ALMOST WITHOUT FOOD

Constantinople. April 2S.-"Had-
jim is almost entirely without food"
every one is in danger OF starvation
the provincial authorities refuse 10
protect us and outside aid is imper-
atively called for. will you send it,.
is a message reached here written
Monday by Miss Rose Lambert, and
shows the desperate condition of the
American missionaries. The pro-
vincial authorities seem impotent.
and are making no attempt 20 re-
store order. Our first messenger was
killed while trying to get a letter
through the Moslem rire'', continues
the message.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
Have Hope Of Electine Ticket
Because Democrats Have
Split.
Three Candidates Will be OF.
Tered Votes.
THEY ARE FRsr-cLAss MEN.

Murray. KY, April 2s. Especial
"A convention 20 nominate candi-
dates for county Offices has been
called by the Republican county
committee. At present there are an
nounced candidates for county Judge.
sheriff and jailer No nominations
have been made for any Offices by
Galloway Republicans in several
years and then no active canvass
was made; but In view of the great
disruption among Democrats on ac-
count OF the recent struggle for con-
troll of party machinery, u is be-
lieyed that the minority party has n
fair chance OF electing a part of n
ticket this year.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
BRYAN WOULD HAVE
FEDERAL LICENSE DENIED

lincoln. Neb.. April 2S.-Bryan,
In tho Commoner today urges con-
: eas to enact legislation forbidding
the issuance OF federal liquor H.
censes in prohibition states or COM
munlties. lie says "ln spite of the
attempt OF local authorities In these
districts to prohibit the sale OF liquor
as beverage. the federal government
continues to Issue licenses in con-
tempious disregard OF local senti-
ment. and local laws. Can the gov
eminent AFFORD to continue as part
ner with lawbreakers?"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
A HUNDRED PROTESTANT
MISSIONARIES BURNED,

. London April 2S.-Consular Z
. dispatches received here today, {
. nc foreign Office, say a hundred {
. Protestant missionaries lost Z
. their lives in the burning OF the {
. church in the Adana district. q
. where they had taken refuge q
. from the mob. The dispatches {
. express great wrath of the con- {
. suIs toward the governor general {
. who, il is declared. was warned {
. OF the danger to the missionaries q
. and who could easily have pre- Z
. vented the atrocity. Z
. American Board Doubts IL. Z
. Boston, April 2S.--No details Z
have been received here by the 9
American board Of commission {
ers of foreign missions Of the re- .
/. ported burning Of a hundred {
misslonaries by Moslem mob In :
. tho district OF Adana. DIR. Pot Z
. Ten. Of the board, declares some =
. mistake must have been made as :
. the district only has thirty-three .
. missionaries, two in the city Of :
. Adana.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
MemphIs Conference Boarl.

The Board of Education of the
Memphis conference. NJ. e. church.
south, is planning to have a big edu-
cational rally at Jackson. Tenn,
June and 4. The Rev. G. T. SuIli-
van, pastor of the Broadway Meth
odist church, Paducah. has been tn
vited TO make an address on one of
the days on Higher Education.
Methods and Text Books DR.. Sulli-
van will accept.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
AMERICA TO RECOGNIZE
THE NEW SULTAN TODAY

Washington. April 2s.-The new
sultan Of Turkey will be recognized
Immediately by this government as
the lawful ruler OF the Ottoman en-
pire. Onlciai notification OF the de-
thronement OF Abdul Hamid. and
the proclaiming OF Mehemmed V as
the sultan was received by the state
department today from Ambassador
Leishman.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
WEST, ANTI.SAL00N
LEAGUE is In BAD

Louisville, April 2s.-The Rev. G.
w. West. superintendent OF the Ken
lucky Anti-saloon league. has re-
signed and will leave Kentucky on
account Of charges Of improper con-
duct with several little girls April 5
at the Methodist church at Catletts-
burg. One child's father threatened
TO XIII West, but could not find him
West denies any wrong doing and
says he was only playing with them.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
BULGER TO ASK
FOR NEW TRIAL

Attorney Hal S. corbett will leave
tomorrow morning for wicklife,
where he will argue the motion for a
new trial in the case OF John Bulger
who was given two years In the pen
itentiary for robbing the Ballard
county bank. II Judge Bugg refuses
to grant a new trial an appeal will be
taken on the cases, the attorneys de-
clare.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
The American and French
Governments Recognize
New Ruler Today.
Heavy Guards Attend Former
Sultan on Journey.
ToDAy's NEWS DEVELOPMENT.

salonlca. April 2s.-Abdul Hamld
the deposed sultan, arrived here this
afternoon aboard a special train from
Constantlnople. A heavy guard at
tended him. He appeared very feeble
and broken hearted. His faithful
eunuchs had almost to carry him
from the train TO his carriage. He
was taken TO the residence OF Gen.
Robllsnt al the villa Lapini.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
The Deposed Sultan Arriues at
Salonica, Accompanied by Faithful
Attendants; is Broken Hearted
wEsToN's ROMANCE.

. So. Louis, April 2s.--It Is re-
. ported here that Weston's walk
. 20 San Francisco is made in the
. hope OF reconciliation with his
. wife from whom he separated
. ~ years ago. She did not like
. the notoriety resulting from his
. walking. He refused 90 give up
. walking and they parted. IL is
. said a meeting has been ar
. ranged between them at San
. Francisco, where the wife is now
. living, at the end Of the walk.
. Two grown children also will be
> there. Weston refuses 20 dis
. cuss the question. He will ar
. rive at St. Louis this afternoon.
= .
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
ABDUL HAMID. DEPosED sui
TAN, SENT TO SALONICA

London, April 2S.-An unverified
news agency message received today
says Abdul Hamid was secretly
placed aboard a train last night and
sent to salonica. lie is said to have
been accompanied by eleven of his
wives who will be permitted TO share
his Imprisonment.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
The Contention is Having Liuely
Time---Paducah Crowd Gets in Its
Work in the Credentials Committee
BLACKNIAILERS.

. Boston, Mass, April D.
. Charged with threatening 20
. again kidnap Billy Whitla, of
. Sharon, Pa, unless his father
. sent $4,000, John w. Wright,
. of Boston, and Ernest II. Mar
. tin, of Dorchester. were arrested
. here. Some days ago James
> Whitla received from Boston a
letter saying tffey were not i'm
terested in the Boyles, but TO
send the money or IL might
mean death for the boy. Whitla
gave the letter TO the federal au-
thorities.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
Fidelity Wins Suit.

Frankfort, KY. April 2s. (Spe-
cial. THE appellate affirmed the
decision in the case OF the Fidelity 4
Casualty company against the Pal
mer Transfer company. The insur-
ance company sued the transfer COM
pany for premiums that were alleged
due on insurance.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-28
AMERICANS, EUROPEANS
MAY ALSO SUFFER DEATH

Smyrna. April 2s.--Messages re
ceived here today from many interior
towns implore that troops will be
sent as this is only means of pre-
venting one OF the worst massacres
Of Christians in the worlds history.
Regard for foreigners is first shown
but 1t is feared Americans and Euro
peans may soon suffer the same fate
as the Armenians.
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CONTINUED on Page FourJ
BIG TOBACCO SALES
AT BoHMER's TODAY

Tobacco sales at Bohmer's loose
leaf warehouse this morning we're
10000 pounds Of tobacco offered and
sold. There we're no reflections.
The prices ranged from $3.50 to So
a hundred pounds.