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The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

c. NJ. Wood has moved to the
Robt. Campbell ga2m, two me eJ
east OF town.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Mrs. George Orear was out FRI
day, the first time after a long
Illness. .
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

MICS Lucy Zahl, OF Enid, Okla,
Is the guest OF Robt. Smiths fam
lily. She will also visit at New
Frankfort before returning.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Mas EweIl, the milliner, has
cmp.oyed Miss Hesse Majors, OF
Kansas City, as heal trimmer
for tho 1eason.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Mrs. E. M. 'Chaffee has secured
Miss Anna Byrnes, of st. Louis as
her head trimmer for this season.
Her sister, Miss Miller, who has
he'd the position in the past, has
gone into business for herself.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

You will miss some rare
bargains if you fail to attend
Fletcher's IL price Remnant
Tuesday 18th.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Rev. w. M. Smith, Baptist dis
t..ct evangelist for Saline county
made a splendid report at Mon
days board meeting. He has
got the churches IN Saline in UGH
good condition that he IL cnab ell
to go to another field.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Miss Lena Davis sod her place
in West Marshall to Marian Nor
RS this week Tor $3.50.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12
"ITS UP TO YOU" Get
busy and have those pictures
made. Special rate on at
McChesney's studio.

Maj. Harvey S. Tucker AM wife
returned last week from a peas
ant visit with II. E. Lamkin at
Capo Girarieau.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Here is your last chance to
hear Rev. E. o. Smith. He
will preach his farewell SER
mons at the First M. E.
Church next Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Q. n. Merrill went to Kansas
CITY yesterday to buy some new
machinery FOR his machine shop.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

MIS-. Alec Fulkergcr let this
week -" K0Tn,' CITY, Kansas,
whc:e she w. 4 penl a 'aw we,k1
with her daughter, Mrs. Spencer,
at 92O Armstrong Ave.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Mr. AMI Mrs. Obel Nobe eX
pect to visit their daughter and
Mr., Nob.e's brother IN Cooper
county next week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

T.. M. Cunningham, OF Ne.son,
w.nS i'm Marshall Tuesday and
Wednesday and was the guest ~.
his sister, Mrs. o. M. Robinson.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

w. j. Edwards, OF southeast Of
town, returned ,a5t week from
Shenandoah, Iowa, where he pur-
chased a farm of 100 acres at
$4,000. HIS sen, Ira, has
novel upon rame.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

1880
Claude Allen came I'm Thursday
evening to renew for himself and
also ordered the paper for Mrs.
Geo. Crouch OF Sherwood, Texas.
He has just moved from near Mi
ami to the IChas Brown farm at
Salt Springs.
Mrs. Caroline Weber OF east
OF town is entertaining her sister
Mrs. Kate Beckhard, OF Indianap-
oils, Ind, whom she had not seen
since coming here from Ger
many 80 years ago. Mrs. Beck
hard Is also visiting her cousins,
the Keeharts and other relatives.
f M. Bauer OF indianapolis, Ind,
a former Saiine county boy Is in
trouble-his Republican doesn't
come regularly, Well, We're 60
ing to help him out even Il 1T &;ets
someone else into trouble. He
writes that he is doing well but
has a warm spot in his heart for
Old Saline.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

S. L. Chamberlain OF Shackel-
ford left for Texas last week and
VIII locate either at Higgins or
AmCrina.
The Marshall republican., 1909-03-12

Z. j. Clements, who recently
moved here from Miami, report
the arrival OF a big boy at nj
home, sos West Washington,
Monday morning.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-10-03
MILLINERY.

Numberless Inducements to purchase a
New Fall Hat, awaits you in our Millinery
Department The assortment Of Tailored
and Fancy Effects in Ladies and Misses
Hats awaits your coming, Exceptional br-
gains Of beauty and style, Imported and
Fruits Of Home Talent, each at prices that
DEFY competition.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24

8ciub unleres bodbp' item Srn. 8iz
i6ofS elm. 9eute Rorgen reiite er
nit Dem Slige bon 1902 ltbr nadb
9oln gum Beiuhe bes giifariitilhen
Gongrenes. - Wie mir pernebmen,
iino Die Gornrbeiten 6etr. @usiabluna
Der ben 8eomten Der 8ilbelm s2us
rembur9z@abn 3ugebaften @ebaltsz
crbobmn9, 10 melt sebieben. bnb Die
Outage allen InIheine nad nod Dor
@noe oes Wonntes ulisae3ablt nerbcn
fann. - Mm Sonntaa fanp i'm &C.
%fellenbaufe Die SdluBfcier bes bless
idbrigen &urins Ger &naben : Spnns
tngsihule ifdtt. Ser Director Der
@earinniihen Sobafitdt, nelte oieIc
Sfule nnterbdlt, Sr. Staotpfarrcr
0e6, belt cine ldnsere Mnipra6e, in
tpelder er einbringlihe @orte iiber
Den gflben Der Sonntaasihule ipraf,
nnb Die @ltern Bot. lire beranipahs
ienoen So6ne am Sonntag Dor ben
Befabren Der StraBe uno bes 8irt6ss
hdnfes iiher5nfteIlen unb linen aliz
gleif sbie Woslidfeit 5u oerihaffen,
it'd neu aenntniNe an iammeln unb
Die IN Der Erimdrihulc seiammelten
5u bepubren. - @eIfern Woraen
funo man beim 5auie Simmer in Ser
@loringeritrabe ben 2~4idbrigen 3cifs
ner, Sarl Steiumes, I'M Sofplab lies
9cno, toot Dor. Der iunge Wann,
Der big auf Die Striimpie entfleibet
mar, iheint aiis Dem Seniter ieines
auf Den 5tpeiten Stodtperfe liegcnben
Shlaf5immers gefallen an fem.
B~abriheinlih ipollte CT iih etipas
frii6e 2uft ihopfcn unS beugte Ii6 an
bel mad born. Steinmeb, Der bis
Jest bel Der Sirma Youl 8iirtb be-
lhdftigt mar, ioIlte beute in Reb IN
Steluna treten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
SIN trauten Tami{ien &rpisel
Was lit bas Bfhf?

Bas lit bas Slid? Gin ireubis
@dIlen
Surh 0ottes idone grpentpelt.
llno bic g%rfiQuna nller Yfliften,
Sic mir als Siel inns bir9citedtl
8as lit bas Bliid? Gin fcitcr
Gldibe
Mn refine, fpdrme, treiie 2ieb',
Sic and mad &f unb mandbem,
Seblen
Inns encyclopaedia erbalten bliebl
@as lit bas @liid? Gin frieblid
Huben
Nah zines beiben cages Wiib'n,
8eliebt bon einem lieben 8eien.
Sas Sorgen iheuht nit beiter'm
Sinnl
@ns lit bas Slid? Gin mutbia
&dmpfen
Sir Wa6rbeit, 8ebt unb Mcni1ens
tpchIt
Gin Sifbeiiegen, bds audi gDies
Vergilt nit @utem obnc Brpni
Wns lit bns Slid? Gin frommes
8efen
lin 0ottes ME perIagte Sulb.
llnb Die gmpfinbuna. baS Die SeeIe
erloiet lit bon Mnsit unb Sdulbi
@as lit bas @liid? Gin it'll
8eniisen
Pin pabrer Ser3ensIeligfeit.
Sas nlH benz ihnaben Wenibens
finoe
Die Strait 5u ebler Sbat berleibtl
- - -
Sic bGmsli&en 6inanseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
Ans hrm Ger. 5taatru.
Ser,lider Nliidwmnid!

Wic mir bereifs in lester Summer
furs mittbeilten, fnnn AM 27. InguIi
elm Iebr perbienitpoaer Sroensmann
feiu aolbenes Yrieiter : Subildlim
feiern. gs lit bies Der allen Geiern
biefes BIattes tppblbefannte Batter
Satob aariher. 6. &c. g.. Der feline
Grttfel einfad nit ben Snitialen IS.
g." seidnet. 9erieIbe nurbe am
s. Sdnuar 1882 an Noobt. Stanton
&apelen. 8robber5oetbum 2ugems
burg, geboren. Seit benz II. Hopems
ber 1874 lit er in ben Der. Staaten
unb nirft aur 3eit an Der ct.
Widnel's 8 Stride. Su., Die, mos mir
bier 10 nebenbei e~rtpdbncu, grobartige
8orbereitungen fir ben Gbrenta9 oes
S~ubilanten actroffen bat.
llniern 2eiern branht es ipobl nift
crit geiagt 5m fperoen, odB Yater
9arifer iih gang beionbere Weroienlte
linz Die fatboliide Yreiic in ben Ser.
Staaten eriporben Bat. SIT CT bod
ifon aIein fir unicre N.dtter felt 10
manfem Sabr unO 5ag tbdtlg.
Geit Den lesten breiBig Sabren uno
barber bringt bic Yoit regelmdbig
iebe @o1e tpenisitens einen Spe6ials
Mrtifel bes befannteu Witarbeiters.
llnb Bpfe nm Wod,e treffen mir Bet>
trdae bon s. q. in ben anoeren fatbos
Iiifen 0ohenbldttern an. Us 1T
baber sein @unoer, baB IN oielen
1agen aug Der 9an5en fatboliid)en
Yreiie (duf in ensliiden gldttern
iinb @eitrdac BON 5. St. erifienen!. 10
in Der Catholic Eribune") DEM ettrlf
gem unb ncrbicuteu @itarbeiter elm
berslihes Observation-Disclosures I'D
mnitos amnosl" entsegenblift.
Muf nod 10 mandcs Sabr. 5. g.,
unb bier5u unicre beiten nno nn9es
tbeilten @liidtpiinihe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
Srofber,o9tbnm.
ans Der Damptfaht.

msembm r O, 6. Nus. Sterbes
faae Der @ohe: Bonn 80. Suli; &arl
Woris. alt so Sabre. Waurer, aus
Gleri. 81: Nifolas aioien. aft So
Sabre. Chill urb MiIitdr : Yfarrer.
aus Yren5lau; Spbdnn Better Sang.
alt 2 Sabre nnb 1 Monat. 2. Nus
quit: Charlotte 2uttp, alt 81 Sabre.
TiDrtnerin am Staottbeater, gbefruu
bon 1beo. Shlerer. peniionierter
Observation-Disclosures 5u Vriiiiel; 8arl
emil Steinmee, ait 23 Sabre. 3ei6s
ner. ebclcs. g.: 8ilbelm @oien. aft
Sabre; Yeter giioinser, alt 5tpei
Sabre unb 8 Wonate aus Nieberforn.
t.: grneitine Subertine @eber, aft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24

Sd claude. ih babe Die Shule bes
@elopcripaltcns. beS Nussebens unb
Sparens 10 5icntIid bonn 9iubcrsarten
biz our Sberprima burdgcnabt unb
Siirite mir ipobl oeitatten. unlereu
The oasis., 1909-02-13

With the second issue of Ted
HeaIey's newspaper, the Cananea
Bulletin, his name disappeared
from the masthead, and in the
fourth issue, received this week the
Announcements is made that he is
connected herewith no longer.
While rtd's newspaper experiences
are short and inglorious he is &C.
curing reputation and fame as the
founder" of newspapers. He
founded" the Nogales Daily Times.
1t foundered itself, jewelry store
and an assay office.
In the Rey de Orc mine, in the
Magdalena district, out beyond
Cerro Prieto, the Tribune Mining
Company reports having encoun-
tered a chute of high grade gold
ore in the great deposits of low
grade ore they have developed, and
they are sinking a winze in the
new find, upon which they have
gone down about twenty feet. The
mill, which has been shut down on
account of breakage, will be ready
to start again within couple of
weeks, when the stamps will be set
to dropping again.
The oasis., 1909-02-13

Captain Stephen O'Connor, U.
S. A. retired, has been visitor at
Nogales this week, coming over
from Duquesne Monday.
Al Johns and Fred S. Darby,
from Tubac, are in the county Jail
awaiting the April term of court,
when they are to appear before the
grand jury, the latter to answer to
two charges, one of burglary, the
other of unlawful entry with intent
to commit burglary, while the for
mer is held for aiding and abetting
in a burglary.
The board of supervisors was in
session Monday. Outside of the
usual routine business the board
let the contracts, that for printing
going to the Border Vidette; the
blank books to H. H. Mcneil Co.,
of Phoenix; the care of the INDECENT
sick to Doctor A. G. Kingsley; and
feeding of the Jail prisoners to
Mrs. Hunt. A school district was
created at the Four Metals Mining
Camp, and ]. M. Orosco was APP
appointed justice of the peece in
Sopori district.
The oasis., 1909-02-13
Neutrality-suspicious..

Following are the market quota
tons on metals for today:
Copper, 14@l44 cts. per h.
Lead, per 100 lbs. 4.l0@4.15
Silver, per o., 52s
New York City, Exchange l.O1
Pesos. Bullion value Al
Mex. Dol.-selling "A
The oasis., 1909-02-13
NoCALEs NOTES.

esteTuay MT' ~. AltOolhO "Oht
to Cananea.
Mr.. Charles Harrison. from Du-
quesne, was at Nogales Monday.
Monday Mr.. Tom Citizens came
up from Sonora.
Tuesday Mr.. G. f. Bankard was
a business visitor from Duquense.
Only the best in Mems Wear at
The Boston Store Inc.
Tuesday DR.. A. S. Russell drove
over from Duquense.
Mr.. William Strickland, the as
sayer, is located now in Wicken
burg,
Mark Lulley, who had been laid
up week or more, was out again
Monday.
Mrs. Carl Ruf was taken quite
ill Wednesday evening, and is yet
very sick.
Friday evening Manzanita Re-
bekah Lodge No. 6 gave a Lincoln's
Birthday dance.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Riggs drove in from their ranch,
up Patagonia way.
The past week the "chain gang"
have been at work on Sonoita
avenue south of Crawford street.
This morning Mr.. Manuel Mas
carefas ST., Mexican consul at No.
arizona, went to Hermosillo.
,ood, substantialservice wear
ton. Brown a. Co.'s "Patrol
A-oe," sold at the Red House, Ra.
mon Vasquez.
Briggs & Dumbauld have been
doing a very artistic piece of fresco
painting for the Banco de Sonora
u the office of its Nogales branch.
THE OASIS will be found on sale
at the Sonora News Co.'s store and
az the store of w. H. Smith, at E.
J. Pellegrin's old stand.
See "The Barharians" and Prof.
Tobin tonight, at the Grand Thea
Ter Either act is worth double
the price Of admission.
1.-THE American Lady," the most
elegant and stylish shoe made.
Sold only at the Red House,
Ramon Vasquez.
Mr.. Samuel Leeker has been suf-
fering several days past with a
very sore hand, and was obliged to
carry it in sling. 1t is now i'm
proving.
STRAYED: Light grey mare with
roached name and tail. Finder
return to E. ritcomb and receive
suitable reward.
The ladies of Nogales, Sonora,
are preparing for a carnival the
2lst and Odd. Sehoras Carlota de
Gonzalez, Teresa de Flores and
Eliza de Chenoweth are the organ
izers of the Kermess Carnival.
The oasis., 1909-02-13

NV Mr. A. G. Cater, travelling
freight and pas-et ger agent for the
Southern Pacific, with headQuar.
tiers at Tucson.
Thoroughbred white Wyandotte
cockerels for sale by Mrs. w. II.
Balcom Of Salero. p. 0. address
Patagonia.
Thursday evening Mr.. II. Vim
cent Wallace, the well known min
ing engineer, returned from visit
in New York City, and other points
in the East and South.
"The American Gentleman" the
finest and handsomest shoe for
gentlemen's wear, at the Red
House, Ramon Vasquez.
THE OASIS press issued today for
Mr.. Samuel Leeker OF the big El
Paso store, 1000 large poster an
nouncements Of an extraordinary
sale of new goods lately received.
A remnant Of that 80 cent Four
Metals stock for sale to close ont
the holdings, at Is cent per share.
Address Box No. 294, Nogales, Ari-
IONA. If.
Mr.. p. j. Moore of st. Louis, con-
sulting engineer for the Black
Mountain Mining Co., was at No
gales Thursday night en- route to
the scene of operations at Cerro
Prieto.
An elegant line of Mems Shirts
that surpass any other shown in
NogaIes just arrived. Drop in and
ask to see them at The Boston
Store Inc.
Miss Laura Hussey, who has
taught in the Nogales public
school for the past six months, re-
signed her position the past week.
Miss Hussey left for her home in
Los Angeles this morning.
Early in the present week Miss
Chase, at the Harrison district,
was a visitor. and Monday the
young lady taught in the Nogales
public school, in the place of Miss
Drury. who did not return from
her Wit in Tucson until the eve-
ming of that day.
The American Drug Store has
established on Campillo street in
Nogales, Sonora, a branch store
where there is carried large stock
of Northumberland, English and
German-for sale at wholesale and
retail. If.
Doctor A. l.. Gustetter has been
called to Los Angeles on account
of the serious illness of Master
Robert. He expects to be away un-
til the Goth of this month. During
his absence Doctor A. c. Kingsley
will take charge of his practice and
and will occupy the doctors office
during the hours of 2 and $50 p.
m. each day,
Mrs. James Schultz, will give
music lessons to limited number
of pupils, at her residence, corner
of Crawford street and Grand
avenue. Mrs. Schultz is an ex-
periencad teacher, and guarantees
satisfaction.
Sunday evening there came from
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01
Arms and Ammunition Are Being
Struggled From Sympathizers in
States to Mcaraguan Insurgents
Secret Service Men Find Boat
on Gulf Laden With Strange
Boxes. ...Zelaya Sustains
Heavy Defeat in Battle.

Galveston. Tev., Dec. THAT
large shipments are being made from
the United states to Nicaragua was
learned today upon overhaullng a
large schooner In the Gulf OF Mex
leo so miles on the Texas coast. Sc.
cret service men from the immigra-
ton department. looking for Chinese
being smuggled into the United
States. were cruising the gulf when
they happened on the schooner. ON.
cials boarded to look for Chinese
The hold was filled with boxes mark
ed nails and soap. The captain said
he was bound from Mobile TO Vera
Cruz. A member OF the crew was
sick and was taken ashore by the Of
hcials. After he landed he declared
the boxes contained $50 cases of
cartridges consigned to the revolu-
tlonists In Nicaragua. He says they
were shipped from a point In Louis
iana and would be transferred TO an
other boat on the Mexican coast ani
sent TO Nicaragua.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01

Loire, France. Dec. 1.-The most
horrible scene since the revolution
attended the guillotining of Ribolet,
the Bandit murderer" today. and
rs the result advocates of private
executions have new argument.
Crowds began gathering before mid
night. A Gordon of troops was placed
around the grounds and the guillo-
tine. Efforts were made to drive the
crowd beyond the confines of the
prison square, but failed. When the
procession. headed by the prison
warden, two priests and the CON
demned. appeared. every available
lspace about the guillotine was JAM
Imed with an angry. jeering mob. al
lternately kissing and cheering. When
he heavy knife flashed down the
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01
Pastor. Called TO First Presby.
terrain, Secures Release in
New Orleans.
Congregation Uniie With Him
Before Presbytery.
BRIEF SKETCH OF CAREER

Word was received this morning
from New Orleans TO the effect that
the congregation OF the Napoleon
Avenue Presbyterian church has
united with the Rev. II. w. Burwell
In a petition TO the New Orleans
presbyery TO sever the relations be-
tween DR.. Burwell and that church,
~ that ne may accept the call to the
First church IN Paducah.' The pres
bytery will meet tomorrow.
DR.. Burwell had expected 10 as
sumo the passionate here about the
middle of this month, but the only
condition on which his congregation
at New Orleans would unite with
him, was that he should remain
there until January 1. lie has asked
the. session OF the First church TO
agree 10 this. and the elders stated
today that they will In the'1fiean-
time the manse Is being remodeled
aud completely oyerhauled for DIR.
Burwell's occupancy.
DR.. Burwell was born In Virginia
and when he was but small child
his father removed 10 Georgia.
where he grew 10 manhood. His col
lege degree was taken at Emory col
lege, oxford. Georgia. where he grad
uated an A. Il. In 1887. The three
years OF his seminary course were
spent In the theological seminary at
Columbia, 5. C. His first charge
was in sanford. Fla. but on account
of falling health this was short. lie
removed next TO South Carolina and
labored 81 that synod for little
more than ten years Daring this
time he was married to Miss Mary
v. Anderson From South Carolina
he removed 20 Augusta. Georgia. as
pastor OF the Greene Street Presby-
terrain church: thence to New Or
leans where for the last Ave years he
has been pastor OF the Napoleon
Avenue church.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01
RAILROADS BUSY
DURING MONTH OF
NOVEMBER, 1909
Local Shops, Yard Crews and
the Freight Offices Are
Rushed Constantly
Police Gather in Many Gam.
blers in Raids.
REPORTS FROM DEPARTMENTS.

Freight business was never heavier
In Paducah in years than II Is at
present. In fact the corps of clerks
in the freight Offices are worked hard
to keep track of the movement of
cars. The increase in the freight
business was gradual until a few
months ago. aud since It has been
growing by leaps and bounds.
An average days business with the
Illinois Central railroad is the move
ment OF 60 freight trains. About
half OF these handle the business
south of Paducah while 80 trains are
on the northern division. Each train
will average about 1000 tons and the
movement of the 60 trains means
that 10000 tons of freight are
moved in Paducah every day by the
Illinois Central railroad. The Nash
vile. Chattanooga 4 st. Louis rail-
road is also busy moving freight
trains.
II was rumored yesterday after
noon that a cut was to be made in
the shop force, but there was nothing
to substantiate the statement. The
railroad is calling for cars and equip
ment, owing to the heavy business.
and II Is certain the present force
will be retained until sufficient equip
ment Is on hand TO care for the
freight.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01
LOGGER KILLED
BY FALLING TREE
HESTER GRUBER DIES SEW
ERAL HOURS AFTER ACCI-
DENT AT ST. JOHNS.

Chester Gluber, popular logger
mployed at the saw mill of w. A.
Thompson at Leader, Ky, near st.
Johns. was struck by a falling tree
yesterday morning at o'clock and
lied last night at G. He was driving
! four-horse logging wagon through
he woods when the back trucks
struck a tree knocking II on him and
rushing him. DR.. Stevenson. OF
Mayfield, and DR.. Thomas, of Fol-
somdale. arrived To perform an OPP
ration. but he died before II could
BE performed, Mr.. Gluber was an
Industrious and popular man and
caves a large number of friends In
McCracken and Ballard counties. He
was 40 years old, and Is survived by
wife and seven children. He also
caves four brothers-in-law OF the
Folsomdale neighborhood. The
funeral was held this afternoon. The
burial was In the Liberty grave yard
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01
MAY PERMIT RACE
TRACK GAMBLING
HOTEL MEN PREPARE PETITION
FOR RETURN OF OLD-TIME
BOOkMAKING.

New Orleans. Dec. IA move
ment which IS generally expected to
result in the repeal of the anti-race
track gambling laws and reopening OF
the four big Louisiana tracks, started
here and today petitions are being
circulated. which will be submitted
TO the state Legislature in May. Hotel
men are said to be back of the
scheme. Six men are circulating A
petition today, endeayoring to get the
signatures of some of the most promi-
nent men in the state TO head the list
and II is believed there will be at
least $4,000 names on the petition
before II reaches the legislature.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01
CHARITY SHOWER ON
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Paducah citizens will have an OPP
portunity to acauaint themselves with
the plans OF the Charity organization
Friday afternoon, when the charity
shower Will be held at the club head
quarters. 2ti South Seventh street.
from TO o'clock. There viii be
music and refreshments for all who
attend. and they will be made well
come. The shower will consist OF
every sort of article that viii help
make the poor comfortable this win
ter. II Z. the formal opening OF the
rest" room.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01
IOWA CITY HAS FIRE
AND LITTLE INSURANCE

Creston, Ia. Dec. Fire this
morning destroyed the Temple
Grand Opera House and the Ma
sonic Temple. The losses are esti-
mated at $4,000. The fire started
from Spontaneous combustion of coal
In the cellar. The entire town turned
out to fight the flames. Bucket
brigades and the regular fire depart
ment had difficulty In preventing its
spread to group of frame buildings
There was high wind and II they
had started. the town would have
been doomed. There were several
narrow escapes when the walls fell.
Two members Of bucket brigade were
suffocated. and had to be carried out
by comrades. and revived. There was
$4,000 insurance total on both
buildings.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-01
PIERCE TRIES TO
ESCAPE CHARGES
SAYS HE WAS EXEMPT FROM
PUNISHMENT UNDER LAWS
OF MISSOURI.

Austin, Tex, Dec. Attorneys
for Pierce today entered a plea of
special immunity from charges of
perjury, on which he is tried. The
plea says the indictment was founded
on testimony which ne was forced to
give in Missouri because he was an
officer OF the oil company. The laws
of Missouri specifically say persons SO
testifying shall be exempt from prose
cution for any matter about which
they testified.