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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
CONTRACTORS SUMMONED
FOR WITHHOLDING WAGES
Cases Continued for Appearance
of All Defendants in Court

A. T. Bucbman and Albert Z. Peters
or the City construction company. hsv-
ing the contract for razing the city
hail. were arraigned in Police Judge
Sho-tail's court yesterday on a charge
OF violating section 61s y Of the penal
code by Withholding 10 per cent from
lhe wages OF WOrkmen.
3 III was stated that W. l.. Williamson
tano ". =. Price. the other two defend
fanUs, were out OF the city but that
they would surrender themselves to-
morrow.
BY consent the cases We're continued
Tor hearing I'LL Tuesday afternoon
when II is expected that all the de-
1encants wiz be present Attorney y
9 Coghlan appeared as special prose-
cutor for the state bureau Of labor sta
risticS-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
WOMAN WANTS MONEY
FROM SALOON KEEPER
Complains That She Was Forced
TO Assign Bank Book

The police are Investigating COM
plant made by Mrs Kate Conron. for
1nerly employed as a servant at the old
ladies' home. that Harry Shattuck. sa
loon keeper Twenty-sixth and Capp
streets. had forced her to \ ssign to him
her bank book, showing a deposit of
$3.50 in the Hibernia bank She made
the complaint al the Mission station
Friday night. and as she was homeless
she was sent TO the city prison
The police say that she was under
the influence of liquor when she made
the complaint
Detective Gallagher says that Shat
tuck showed him receipts for all of the
money. which he had expended for. the
woman. and that he had kept her when
her funds became exhausted The DO
brain gets clearer before taking any
action
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

City, Sidney L. Williams. S. P. Nc
Crea; San Jose high. A. C. Dimon. II.
Fleming; Manzanita hall. S. Vfsel;
Mountain View high, f. B. Herbert. A.
l.. Dornberger; Campbell Union high
G. J. Lancaster, !. w. Snow; Palo Alto
high, w. Thoburn, G. E. Mercer. Santa
Clara, st. Matthew's academy and San
Mateo We're unrepresented by delegates,
although members of the league.
The following officers were elected: ::
A. c, DiDlon. president; w. Thoburn
vice president: G. T. Mercer secre-
tary, :. P. McCrea, treasurer. s. Visel
a. c. Dimon Amateur athletic lea que
delegates
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
GEORGE M. KELLY PASSES
AWAY AFTER OPERATION
Death of Book Keeper Employed
by Bond and Warrant Clerk

George M. Kelly, who for more than
three years. was book keeper in the
bond and warrant clerks office, died
yesterday morning in the hospital of
the University of California. He suf-
fered from a severe stomach trouble
An operation by Drs. Huntington and
Moffett two days ago proved too late to
effect relief.
Attorney Ian gdon, was well known in
fraternal circles and had troops of
friends He was prominent member
of the Y. M. l.
Kelly was about 40 years of age He
lived at 334S Polk street with his
mother and was unmarried. The fu-
neral will take place tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
CHARC0T EXPEDITION HAS
OBSERVED sun ECLIPSE
Word Received From Party
Now in the Antarctic

PARIS, April 1.-THE latest news of
the Charcot Antarctic expedition to be
received here says that valuable scien-
tific work has been accomplished at
Deception island. including an obser-
walton of an eclipse OF the sun Decem-
Der 25. The steamer Pourquoi Pas.
with the expedition on board. is win
tering at Alexander island. No further
news Of the expedition is expected for
at least 10 months.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
PENINSULA ATHLETIC
LEAGUE ELECTS OFFICERS
Delegates of New Organization
Assemble in PaIo Alto

Especial DispGtch TO The CALI
PAIJo ALTO. April IA meeting
of the Peninsula league was held at
the high school this morning with the
following delegates present:
Sequoia Union high school, Redwood
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
.POWERLESS TO PREVENT
PIPE LINE INTO OCEAN
War Department. Receives Opin=
ion on Santa Barbara Project

WASHINGTON, April 17-Attorney
General Wickersham has given an
opinion to the secretary of war to the
effect that the war department is
powerless under the law to prohibit the
proposed construction of a pipeline into
the Pacific ocean at Santa Barbara,
Cal. unless the proposed construction
is an obstruction to the navigation of
tna harhor
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

PIcS1c AT TERNBRooK PARK-The Tour
5sts the social adjunct 10 National paror y. s.
C. W. VII have OutiIg at Ternb7Ook park
next Sunday The affairs viii he under the d.
rection Of h F. LDkenday and l. J. Merthens,
respectively president ard secretary OF the gen
rrsl committee OF arrangements
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
FORMER STUDENTS ARE
GUESTS ON ALUMNI DAY
Enjoy Exercises and Drills at
Mount Tamalpais Academy

SAN RAFAEL, April 17.-Alumni day
was celebrated today at the Mount
Tamalpais military academy and a
large number of former students were
present to enjoy the. exercises. drills by
the students, luncheon and dance, given
to commemorate the event
+ The program follows: Cavalry, troop
drill; infantry. battalion, close order
infantry; company, extended order: cav
airy, monkey drill juniors; cavalry,
bareback riding; infantry, exercise
with guns. Butts manuaH', artillery,
mounted drill: Infantry, battalion, pa
rade and review.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

SENDS MONEY FOR SITE Washington,
April 1.-THE secretary Of the treasury today
sent check for $4,000 to the United States
district attorney to pay to Isabella Babcock and
A. c. Riordan for the purchase of the site for
a public building at San Diego.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

Want to start in business for your
self? In today's classified columns. un-
der Business Chances, you will find
large list of Business Opportunities
and surely can find one that will just
suit you.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

purses; sell privileges, repudate national obi
cations, and murder the citizens of foreign
countries with impunity, and, then when they
are cornered, call themselves a government and
rely on international law to protect them.
This question was discussed by the cabinet
several days ago, as stated in The Evening
Suns Washington dispatches. When Zelaya
is overthrow, a new government will be
formed, not in anyway responsible for the
death of these two Americans, and, indeed,
friendly to the young men. No redress from the
new government would avail as lesson to
future Castros and Zelayas After due consid-
Grafton, apparently, the cabinet came to a de
cision to regard Zelaya in his capacity of buc-
cancer and adventurer and to hold him person
ally responsible for his crimes.
Political leaders among Arthur Ruhl's 10th
er Americans, don't care much about the
honor of their country or themselves, or the
burdens of their compatriots; but they do en-
terrain clear conception of the joy of living.
And in this part of the hemisphere those,
who thought Mr.. Taft was just fat and amabe,
and his secretary of state lazy, may now sit up
with interest. If the two didn't get to the
bottom of this Latin American trouble with a
dizziness and boldness, truly Rooseveltian, we
do not know what unconventional means.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
LOG SCHOOLS IN KENTUCKY.

The fact that Kentucky has more children of
school age out of school than attend daily is
not satisfactory; but neither is it as bad rs
would appear at first glance The school age
extends to sixteen years, and many children,
having completed the common school courses
are compelled by circumstances to leave school
before that age limit and go to work.
Nor are we so much concerned about the
740 log schools, if they are substantial, com
Portable inside and properly heated and venti-
lated. The frame and brick monstrosities, us
ually adopted into school architecture, are not
as artistic as log houses
There are plenty Of educational problems for
rs to concern ourselves about. The attendance
the character of teachers, the length of the
term and the curriculum are more important
than the material out of which the school is
built, if the material is good and the surround
ings wholesome.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
KENTUCKY KERNELS.

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John Vaughn, 80, Fulton, dies.
James Arnold, "A, dies near Woodburn.
Mrs. Lge Lindsey dies at Calvert City.
Thomas H. Browder, SO, Russellvile, dies.
Mrs. Cnthy Bashears 81, dies at Macedonia.
James Batman, Hancock county, dies at
asylum.
Miss Pearl Doss, burned to death at Madi-
sonville. trs i4ss a.
Benjamin Ford, Trimble county, dies of APP
pendcitis
Judge j. f. Gordon, of Smithand, unable to
hold court
james Thornton, IS, found dead in yard near
Harrisburg.
Unknown man found at Middletown with
iugular cut.
John Wells, 8, Calvert City, hurt by falling
from wagon.
One-y child of X. X. McDermots, dies
in Galloway.
Miss Ruth Terry and Mr.. Brice Leech, Of
Glasgow marry.
Avery Byron, farmer of Fleming county,
hurt in runaway.
Barn full of tobacco burned near Lexington,
incendiarism suspected.
Miss Rosena Jones of Clayton, and Mr..
Rhoda Alexander, of Hickman, marry.
The Rev. j. II. IIosl;ins pastor of Baptist
church at Elkton, called to Stanford.
Hopkins County Farmers institute adjourns
at Harrington after successful session.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
STATE PRESS.
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The State Political Outlook.

liz Elttt OublOOh.
One of the most striking aftermaths of the re
cent election has been the tendency to localize
state as well as city Democratic politics in Lou
isville. Having captured the local Democratic
organization. nominated and elected city and
county ticket to suit himself, Col. John IL.
Whh!len is pressing onward to the conquest of
new worlds, and, if his plans do not go awry,
he expects to name the next governor of the
state and the next United States senator to be
chosen by the Legislature elected upon the same
day the next governor.
There can be no denial of Colonel Whallen s
power within the Democratic party both city
and state. He played for a big stake during tie
last seven months and he won. He brought to
Louisville threefourths of the ambitious state
politicians and caused them to make speeches
along lines indicated from the Buckingham as
the proper thing to say. He gave it out that he
and he alone could save Louisville for the Demo
cratic party aud, through Louisville, the state.
lie abs redeemed that much of his promise rs
related to Louisville and his prestige in the
party is now 50 strong that it appears that he
can dO much what he pleases with the state
Organization.
Bl6lding upon these returns a coterie of lead
ers, city and state, are holding weekly meetings
in Louisville TO select Democratic candidates
for some years to come.
mentioned for the Democratic nomination for
governor. These are Judge Allie w. Young, OF
the Ninth district; Congressman Ben Johnson
of the Fourth district, and Col. John H. Allen
of Lexington.
Turning to the United States senator's race
it is no secret that promises out to elect Mr.
Ollie James to the seat in the senate now occu
pied by Mr.. POINTER. Mr.. James spends three
iourths of his time in Louisville and large
part of that three-fourths close to Col. Whallcn
Mr. James is credited by local Democrats as tho
man who invented "nigger domination" as al
issue for Louisville politics, and rs he helped on
the Whallen-I Ialdeman grab at the state organ
ization in June, 1908, he is certain of the sup
port of the local Democracy.
In the meantime the friends of Senator Payn
ter are preparing for IA fight. Louisville ha:
submitted to Col. Whalen's rule, but it is not
certain that the state will do the same.--Louis
vile Post.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
HOLDING ZELAYA RESPONSIBLE.

Chicago papers, led astray during the tariff
debate by the influence of the big Chicago i'm
porting houses, which are naturally free trad
ers, cannot reconcile themselves to anything at
Washington. Particularly is this so of the Rec
ord-llerald, which receives the daily impress of
Walter Weman's opinion. Mr.. Wellman is
quite sure that Phander Knox is making a
mess of the state department, and TO prove it,
showed how he made bluff at Zelaya before
he had ascertained the facts, concerning the
assassinationS of Cannon and Groce by the Me
araguan government, and then was compelled
to back down. sg
The news of yesterday did not indicate a
back down. All the time that idea was formu-
lating in the mind of Mr.. Wellman, the govern
ment was assembling war fleet in Central
American waters and when everything was
ready, Secretary of State Knox handed the
Nicaraguan charge d'affaires his passport with
the most startling announcement ever contain
ed i'm state paper-nOthing less than the de
termination of this government to hold Xelaya
personally responsible for the murder of those
two Americans.
That ought to give Mr.. Wellman's silk
brooches diplomats another jar. They may re-
gard that as breach of International ethics;
but for our part, we believe such Central
American adventures as Zeaya, who have no
regard for any kind of law or ethics, should
be treated with just about as much considera-
ton as a Barbara pirate We can think OF no
more sanitary lesson to these Latin American
dictators than a moving picture exhibition of
Zelaya hanging from the end OF rope Those
fellows climb into power by force OF arms, use
the national revenues to fatten their own
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
TAFT HEARS MANUFACTURERS.
Want Extension Of Time ON Corpora.
ton Tax Law.

Washington. Dec. 3.-Presldent
Trait gave a long hearing to the dele
gates from the Illinois Manufacture
ers' association and the National As
sociation OF Agricultural Implement
land Vehicles association. which asked
his aid IN procuring from congress
Fan exclusion OF time In which sched-
Jules might be filed under the require
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

ar. l.. Mccormick, the richest man IN Taco
ma, Wash, wants to succeed Senator Piles, as
he prides himself on being "A sefmade man
and on the fact that he never has had on a
neckte,'' says the Kentucky Gazette. Those
western people are more interested in states
men who don't wear collar.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

Football heroes say the game is worth the
loss of life charged to the gridiron sport each
fall says magazine writer; but we do not
assume he is speaking for those, who have eX-
perienced the loss of their lives on the gridiron.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

Speaking of reports of DIR. Cook IS alleged
loss of mind the Louisville Herald says: eff
the story is not true, its publication should
have the effect of bringing denial from some
authoritative source, and putting an end to
much speculation" ....i.ta
But suppose DIR. Cook thinks it is none of
our business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
satur,Iay MnrLct and snle.

Sale of useful and fancy articles.
on saturday, December 4. by the
Rector's Ala society OF Grace church
at W, ]. Gllberts drug store. Special
orders nlled.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

Shop early is good motto; but shop system
aticaly is Just as important. Read the big dis
play ads in The Evening Sun the night before,
and then go where the goods are. The people
with big Christmas stocks are advertising
them in The Evening Sun.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

mcnt OF section 80 OF the corporation
tax law"
The president told his callers that
he would consider the petition.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
IN INTEREST
REVIVAL AT EAST BAPTIST CON-
TINUES To GROW.
Five Conversions Last Night ut the
Meeting Led iiy Rev. MIR.
Castlebcrry.

The revival at the East Baptist
church continues to grow In interest
aud the attendance at both the after
noon ana evening services is con
stantly increasing. Last evening the
Rev. M. Castleberry preached a
strong sermon on Christ Suffering
for Sins There were four CONVEX
s.ons last night. The revival will
continue all this week with services
both afternoon and evening.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
KING EDWARD
CONTINUED from Page one)

been unheeded. and the responsible
ty of the chaos. confusion and loss
must rest with the lords.
In view of the fact that the gov
eminent could not continue the col
lection OF taxes after the proroga-
ton OF parliament, the premier said
that il had been suggested that the
lower chamber bring in a new bud
get: but he thought that affairs
would have come TO n pretty pass
when the house OF commons had to
stand to the humiliation of present
ing TO the house of lords an amended
budget trimmed to meet their scrup-
les.
To adopt such a suggestion would
be recognition Of the lords right to
amend finance bill. The only
course left to the government was t9
advise the king to dissolve parlia-
ment at the earliest possible moment,
and his majesty had accepted that ad-
vice Accordingly the new house of
commons would provide retrospec.
lively and prospectlyeiy ~ the needs
Of the current financial year. II re-
turned the first act of the govern
ment would be to reimpose from the
present week all taxes and duties
embodied in the finance bill. and to
validate all past collections made in
anticipation Of It's passage.
The object of his resolution. Pre-
mier Asquith explained. was to make
a prompt and solid protest against
the whole proceedlogs Of the lords tn
regard to the budget. The members
of the house OF commons need not be-
ashamed to be called pedants II they
used the same means as bad those
who. In the past. put an end TO the
domination of the crown In order %
put an end 10 usurpatiOn on the part
OF the lords.
lie contended that here was not
single clause in the budget bin
which was not relevant 10 the matter
OF raising revenues. IL the contcn-
ton of the lords that 10 rejecting the
budget they were only referring II 70
the people. held good. no Liberal gov
eminent would be safe. They might
have to refer all taxes to the people
and the lords would have power "a
advise the king to dissolve par.la-
ment.
System Of False Balance.
The upper house seemed to have
the instinct OF divination which en-.
abled them to discern to nicely
provided always a Liberal govern.
ment was in office. those occasions
and the existence Of those matters
in regard to which the peoples rep
resentatives were betraylng the PEG
PIES trust.
Premier Asquith concluded:
1--WE are living under a system OF
false balances and loaded dice When
democracy voted for a Liberal gov
eminent the dormant second cham
Der awoke from It's slumbers and nul-
lifted the work OF the house OF com
mons.
I'VE shall ask the house by this
vote, and We shall ask the constitu-
encies at the earliest possible mo-
ment. to declare that the organ, the
voice of the free people Of this coun-
try. Is to be found in the accredited
Representatives OF the nation"
The governments resolution was
presented in substance as follows:
Resolved. That the action Of the
house OF lords In refusing to pass
into law the financial provision
adopted by this chamber for the ex-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

the rights OF the house OF commons.
Balfour Defends Lords.
Following Premier Asqulth g
speech. \. j. Balfour strenu0usiy De
Tended the action OF the lords. who.
he said. had clear conviction OF
their powers,
These were not excessive and the
Efforts made to curtail them partook
OF a pettincss IN character and were
extremely lnconvenient TO the public
'nterost. In declaring that the con-
situencies should be consulted ana
the lords had not gone beyond the
functions which should be left To the
cond chamber. he said. though the
reference OF bins 20 the country by
| the lords was rare. their opponents
had no right to lay claim TO this
rarity as showing that the power OF
| the upper chamber In this respect
should fan into desuetude.
Mr.. Balfour said he hoped IN
| stances when the lords referred such
question TO the country would be
rare lie hoped also that the lords
would never abandon the essential
point of the controversy. which was
whether the lords in declaring that
the constituencies should be con
ultcd had gone beyond the func-
lions. which ought TO be left TO the
second chamber. however rarely they
might deem proper to exercise them
That was a point which the country
would have to decide.
Confident Of People.
II the country was DESTROYS Of get
ting the budget they would get II
Just as much after the vote Of the
lords as before II the government
was returned. the question would be
settled and the budget. Mr.. Balfour
presumed. would bo passed without
ALTERATION. That was what the Sec
| ond chamber was fcT. u was enron
eous to confound the process which
the lords had pursued In this In
stance. Their course had been
strictly in accordance with the whole
theory Of the second chamber. and
his belief was that the country would
take the same view Of the matter
In Announcing the support of the
government By the laborites. Mr.
Henderson declared that the contin-
uance Of the second chamber as con
atltuted at present was absurd and
logically indefensible. The lords
having defrauded the people OF
many fruits Of self government, had
become emb0ldened sufficiently, he
said. to try their hand al usurpation
of the rights OF the house OF com
mons. in regard to matters OF finance
All the power that the labor party
Possesses. he added. would be used
to assist in securing an emphatic
verdict from the country In the sense
Of the resolution presented by the
prime minister.
Horatio w. Bottomley, lndepond-
end liberal, who was the only Other
speaker. supported Premier Asqulth
land advocated the remOdeling OF the
house of lords on an elective princi-
pie.
Following the debate division was
had on the resolution, which carried
by vote of 3i9 to 1874.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

Mr.. VIII Heuby has returned from
short visit in Memphis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

send aud get a sample OF Skat
Soap atiBlesl, rinans. NWI.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

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why Cornelison's Headache Liver Pills
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by all druggists
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03
Daily Thought.

In this world man must be either hammer
or anvil-Longfellow 1"t.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-12-03

penses OF the year was breach ~
the constitution and a usurpation OF
the rights OF the house OF commons. %
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