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The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
she Mns the Party

From Modem Society.
A matron Of the most determined char
acter was encountered by young woman
reporter on country newspaper. who was
sent out to interview leading citizens as
10 their politics.
Nay see Mr.. -" she asked OF a
stern looking woman who opened the door
at one house.
NO YOU can't" answered the matron.
decisively.
But want TO know what party he be-
long to-
The woman drew up her tall figure
We'll, take good look at me-" she said
I'm the party he belongs to-"
There is rage Of standings and tus-
sores in Paris. these materials being
CHOSEN for gowns, coat suits, wraps. sep
arate blouses, hat trimmings, and even
handbags.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20
The Coming
Spectacle in the
Skies

Watch out for the Comet.
This comet that has travelled
714,OO0,OO0 miles since the last
time it got near enough to cause
us a fright. 1t is coming, and
may give us a bump
If it does-things viii happen.
Halley's Comet" is the name
of this astronomical wonder, and
its history is extremely interest
ing. Garrett P. Seviss has
written about it, in simple every
day language that you will under
stand.
Don't miss reading his crack
eTiaCk article in
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20

Shaded silk hosiery has something Of
a vogue.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-20

Much black velvet is being used in
millinery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
' ,::;; SPORTS
Boxing
Athletics

Or. His jumps. vino was passing his
Judgment from back of the pitcher.
ran also to the bose that he might
watch the play bettel. The baserun-
ner was palpably oat, but just as ne
arbitrator was abou ia make his am
nouucement, one Of tn team that was
N rushed over TO the plate With a bat
paised over his shoulder, and looking
at the umpire asked gruffly: "HoN
was hce" Hes safe. came the reply
AftCY "A terrified S'ance at the question
or. Thtn The unhappy youth increAs-
ed his speed. dove through the fence
and hopped on the running board Of 4
passing rolIey, and before the enrag-
members OF the losing team had real
ized what had come TO pass, was gone
from sight. Then cusued the blonlN
conflict incidental to most boys Goa
tests. That little umpire viii he a
good ball player some day. ! thinks
He surely showed that he know how
ia use his head on this one oecasioa.
travelling as much as / do. one
meets all kinds of people and sees ali
kinds of sights. In the course OF my
Wanderines. | haze had occasion 70
meet quite a few of the big leaguers,
and in every instance | have found
them delightful gentlemen, by no
means the rather uncultured beings
that many people seem to consider
them. From the rnembers of the pro-
fcssion that | am acquainted with, !
I'm sure that | was wrong IN my
girlhood days when thought that
To be a ball player was n Of the
greatest things on earth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
WILL CASE TO
Be HEARD ON
THURSDAY
Illness of Attorney Causes
Postponmenti Busy Day for
the Probate Court

The hearing upon the viii of the
late Mrs. Filomena = De Otero,
widow of Mariana S ptero, which
had been sci by Probate Judge Flo
memo Mora for yesterday morning.
was postponed upon motion az GER
tain o. the heirs until Thursday
morning July Sth, because of the III
| nes of Attorney Neill b. Field, who
appears in the ease and who, although
recovering has not Vet been able To
return to business. Two Wills It is
understood. will he presented when
the matter concs before The court,
making radically differing distrlhu-
ton az the large Otero estate.
Judge Mora put in a busy morning
with matters of administration. The
final report of \. Mateuci executor
for the estate OF Angeiine A%llesandri.
| was approved and the executor dis
charged.
The estate of Estanislado Padila
| came unon a petition OF Josefito
| Chaves dc Padilla to be appointed
| eNecutriX. The petition was approved
and n bond OF 5000 filed and ap-
proved. The administrator appointed
| Emil Uhlfelder and the court Cresen-
| clio Lopez as appraisers.
Final export of w. II. Shoat as ad'
ministrator of the estate of Roseo
| Gonzales Shoat was filed and Monday.
| September G. set as the date for a
| hearing on the report
In the matter OF the estate OF
| George l. Tinker, claude Hutto was
| appointed administrator and bond
| fixed AT $2.600.
The final report of r.. II. Mccain
rs administrators of the estate of G
f. Morgan was received and the ad-
ministrator discharged
In the matter OF the estate Of Juan
| Chaves y Pena Felipita Chaves d'
| Chaves was appointed administrato
and bond fixed at $1,000.
The petition of Josefita Chaves d
Padllla 10 be appointed guardian 70
Elbira Padilla, an insane person Wa.
approved and bond fixed at $500.
The last viii and testament of san
stokes. deceased. was admitted TO pro
bate and Henry Bramlett was ap
| pointed executor without bond.
The court adjourned until Thurs.
day morning at 10 o'clock when thu
| Otero matter win be taken up.
commissioners Meet This Morning.
The county commissioners vii
meet this morning at 10 O'Clock L
take up the assessment rolls whicF
have been completed FOR the year
The commission sits ms n board .
eaualization and persons having oh
lection to values fixed by the assessor
MAY appear and protest,
II is understood that the rolls thi
wear will show a substantial increls'
in values of tho real property in IN.
country and thai the total will Ia
well above four and n quarter mil
| lions of dollars.
Constable Rcsigns.
The statement published %yosterdn'
that Carlos +. Armiio had resigned q
Justice of the peace Of precinct III
Iona AlbGquerque, is incorrect. Armij
resigned as constable of the procinc
and Serafin Garcia was appointed t
fUl out the uncNpired term.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
AND THE UMPlRE--WHERE
WAS HE?

Cheered for his agile feat and nimbie
stunt
The hronzed bah player swells with
honest pride,
The long and accurate throw, the WHY
hunt,
The daring steal, the periious head
long slide,
Each in the homage Of the gladsome
eye
Close to the public heart an hou1
has sat,
plucked from the binding sun the in
credible lily.
or fiery liner smoking from the but
Fun oft the timely ana p~rodigiou'
Whack
The multitude has jubilantly thrill
cd
The great, aerial fence-disdainine
crack
And home-run wallop when the bag.
were filled.
Lo. Where the catcher, like a granite
rock,
Kinsman to courage and unknown
to fear.
With dauntless front repels the iron
shock
And awful volleys Of the cannoneer
And unforget the r,tcners mighty
hour,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
pnnLe Mntchnd Win EINnn.

san Francisco. July t.--BlllN Fapke.
who lost by decision to stanley Kct-
chel in their twent' round fight yes
terday. signed articles today for q ten
round match with Jim Flynn of Colo-
RADIO at Los Angeles, July II. Tn
match was originally arranged for
Ketchel and Flynn, but the former
would not sign NJ stating that his
injured hands would need more time
to heal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
Roslon Tal,cc Double Header.

BOSTON, July G.-Boston took two
close games from Washington today.
the first 3 to ? and the second > to @.
Score-First game r. II. J..
Washington 900 O2O 600 I /
Boston .......00O 500 00x-3 ) 3
Batteries: Gray and Street; Wood
and y Donohue.
score: Second game II. II. +.
Washington 200 900 600 4 .
Ifnsinn ITo noo oOv-9 .
Batteries: Groom and street. Pape
ana Madden.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
lincoln Franchise Changes Hands.

Lincoln. Neb.. I1lv u change M
the ownership of the Lincoln fran
chise i'm the Western league. is eN-
pected to take place The present week.
probably toWorroW.
GUY w. Green. the owner tonight
gave an option 60 Don y. Despair
former assistant labor commissioner
and l.. ". Stoner. both Lincoln men
Second Basenan Fox VIII be retained
rs manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
WOOL GROWERS o.
CENTRAL TEXAS
ORGANIZE
Million Pounds Of the FIeecy
Crop Sold for $225,000 by
Central Storage Company in
San Antonio in the Past
Week,

rSnaeioI Corresnondence 10 h.ort-ng ;aurnail
san Nntonio Tex. JllV 9.-The pho
nomenal success achieved by the Sou
thorn Texas onion Growers %associa-
zion has led 10 the formation Of the
Wool Central storage COM
ron, which las, week sold over a
million mounds of wool at approxi-
mate1v s225,0O0. The company was
orenpized about five months ago with
q c~arital stock of 100000 and its
membersbfo inripd Bmany of the pro-
mfncnt wool erowera OF Southwest
Texas It's home office is at san An
cello TEX. where the wool IL concen-
trated i'm a warehouse. Every mem
her is permitted to offer his wool as
ne p1r,sas ana TO accept or reject tho
hid OF the wool BUYERS. The com
( many MANS 70 buiId lis own warehouse
win a canacitv Of three million
pounds of WOOL. The building is to be
fire nroof and eoiipped with an mod
| ern aunBances which Will reduce the
! cost Of insurance to something like
fifty cents on the thousand dollars.
| Nv Ibis co-oneration in marketing
better prices have been obtained by
/ the gTgNNtrS. Part of this MAY De GUr
OF course ia thc fact thar the WOO
market is stronger this wear than II
was last. Last wear they averaged
twelve cents q mound ana this vear
twenty two cnnts
week before last Charles Schrcincr
of KerrviIle. TEX. marketed about -
million and q half pounds of wool for
! approximaterv $500. 600. He is said to
be the largest single wool handler
i'm the southwest He operates through
his big w-archotises. a sysem similar
to tnat Of the Wool Growers Storage
icompanv.
Tho BIG profits in wool this veal
have riven an mnetus 70 sheen rails
ing Imuortntion Of fresh sheen stock
nron,iece IA maxi, an immense devol-
opment in This industry in the near
future.
This otis. has deveIoned a l~iteror,
coyote win Fl strong merchant fol
phuosorbN 4 day or so ago the as
sistant librarian at the CARNEGIE lii
brarv hoard a .uspicious noise late in
the afternoon In the book shelves and
unon in vestiqution found q tame COW
ote h-elonrinp II, 81 family living near
by. speakine olt with a book in his
month Trne TO his hereditary instin-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
BASEBALL From
THE FEMININE
VIEWPOINT
LULA CHASER SAYS ITS
GREATEST GAME EVER
Accident of Birth Deprived
Diamond Of Great Start Bos-
ton Reporters judgement IS
Worth Anything.

----~
,no,. ,,rira
N"A H"''
~ I,t,b 10 tbe
yU'. 49, ..r,1 <axt TO
= 'r"'''' S"n'' " ~. think
p'l'S " 80 n,ner ,tce ae at
t"'' an1 f,I1 If incident MS that
-, n,o,,,r ~ ,vera q man
y . ."ra,,t tr. a. GOT o,t and make
! "|''t 'th - ~ HI leacne teams
go" w., .r.tt,. VII In fact
N""" - tnat thnrn are very.
tn'ssb, .n,,nt,,. ,vh follow
nv" "o"l'. os.,,. Nav 40 IN
'he sun i"o ,,htsn avn ~niavtng
49, ~ ~. r,,l on,n,e orerv nossl-
! x" U"' y" ;" chin in
plN U'''u'' = - et,st rjebt
~ ""'i'' .,,, chats an
.at., tan ,non snash out
eA'i'IHB 81 va, ~, bases.
! i'i'S ny eoN, ar.1 "a No Nv
WY an1 = uas talking
ing loi o"Na -. short While
WIN q ivP"i'r' y" - thtnL that
@s'' CIV u'tn, ~, krow1edpe Of
l SUI piia'" ni'i 80 ~. m,nts
"""' ~ ~ haadiin with tho
s''H0' 49, l. dooio red that
s''fH va >" ~ htrth bed
III my C'9r - -, 80 a,oot s,ar
u'fliN'" ~ ,roro r. not far
t "e''VNN u" ,.ti .a,,,d o,cel ttc
me UNIV 49, ,rbor IL
il'Ilpe' ~ - o,,a.. h,,.o tbn
caiue |" p'"N'"s and tbe
HlsH ie' ''u9 u4tan that o. IN
4"ls le'a = - - .3at.a. Tban
hi'h' uP '" $50 3artra anu
ti'A "ou'" - IN CONF
HllllHS u ny
suaue' sti'.e T.. tha pitts
MY laNori,I ~ ani ,aaa,,o pitts-
puis 'iu0 81 - - a,.a,e ,oot
ouis II '' w. ptratos Tbeeo bovs
hafd'f ~ ~ - -. t,E,
ceita''"H ~ H.. .onson i'm,
IN t"' Pe'''"'.' ~. ,.ttood +ho
mus year YOU = fi0N ~ ~,
th'S "ie un",'h "a eo,ino
o'hsIS ~" n c,.on ,r.
ina w $50 nc ~o,rea ~,
III tnv Se"9o" pi.t.hnr.
iaN"I'tf p'"sN = uraa,o,
ts"'i' ~ 20 -. n,,hfra a. al
LN''S ;" m 49,. that thora ie n,
""'u. r.i+b -,
o"' 'N-"a ~ ,na,to,
si'"' Du'1i' IN
N"I' "OP'' u.h,
"'' NV . g Nv Ma.
can MN than anr otho,
ana Seoie H'i ~ 1a,roir ,,ar.
Ii"S'' - ns - l.,
son |" -" "'i''''NU' -. II
~ ~" H.. anoon,.
nun si"0'lu'. az ana -,
Plis WAN, t.o aro,tost mood an,
uoeS WIN - on any,
acVui'0S. - o'' na oa,,nt
l'StS n'ouV' o. ,ntorast
tHaiNF' 'u' ~ ~ - a.. raor,
lhs 20 ""tN'' '''"i' -
coilelS ie'l'N fIaS,t9 t 49, no,a,
g me n'oS' 'ou - !. - att.ff
se'ill9 !" "'IN''' ~.
e"' u'Spl'e '"e ''9'"'7 IN ;
= pel"s SUI" = na
ne Woihs a. ""t" :.
ana Nus '"'.i' - 81 =. ~.
seems 70 Sl"ON'H >" So" =.
owes tne E"ine '"u
JuSt as 'o"s as ne eau, ueapl' ~.
that nov "n" '"V" ii''' -
.tt. .,,t1 et,r ~n1,vine If n,
'io' t"i"h !. 'ou"i - :,
""'''u TO- re MIS- !" a
OF So put ''rh ! NitoN :, -"
Iunes""'' i0'''"s -" - w.,
harh'ss o"'F Hlo.V' So" "a
player / H"asih'' j. J"H' nm
or actress Ni'cI ne lra MAUI So
10 qu"'e t"p pop"i"i p'''"71 ~
10 nans oh JuS' ~ ,''7 90 ~
that INC "ay !" 'ne SUNNI ~ =,
IS NOT Oh uhi4oiHl linus "'H" MUM
"iu '"'s'tSt
N"'n / was " -! UN' " !"
p"u d I"t anu IN" u" 80 p''t
OF the u'ai4"'lu' ~ vas III '"|'
tha' pichtu UP W""'aFU ~, ) NM.
ABOUT '"seu"H' ! u'"l. ,.
the one great spIl"W u NY Sou'iiiu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
CIeNelnnd q. neirnii O.

Cleveland. July 6.-Cleycland com
plctely %outplayed Detroit today.
Score r. II. T..
Cleveland loo O2O 3OX-6 Is 0
Detroit .....OO0 000 600 5 3
Batteries: Young and Easterly;
SINNERS ana Schmidt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07

Cleveland BUYS Pitcher.

Cleveland, July ct was am
%nounced tonight that the Cleveland
baseball club has purchased Pitcher
Koestner. a right-hander OF the Los
Angeles team of the Pacific Coast
league.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07

Chicago, July 6.-Evers and Thinkers
batting was the feature Of today's
game.
Score r. II. +.
Chicago lid 10 01x-4 10 ,
st. Louis 10000 600 1901 4 /
Batteries; Higginbotham and Nor
an: Lush and Phelps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
philalelph,in 2: New Vorl, ..

Now York. July 6.-Philadelphia
Won the fifth straight game today
from New York.
score r. II. +.
Philadelphia 200 90 oO0-3 II o
New York ...002 600 000-2 6 o
Batteries: Morgan and Livingstone;
Hughes and Sweeney.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE


st Louis. July ga see-saw game
was won by Chicago here today.
Score Il. II. Z.
ST. Louis ......020 O2O O0O--4 . /
Chicago .....1l0 01O roo l. !
Batteries; Petty. Howell, Waddeli
ana stephens; Scott, Fiene and Sulli-
van.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07

Oakland. July G.-Onkland tool the
first game OF the series from san
Francisco today 4 to /.
Score r. IL. r..
Oakland ) %
san Francisco ............. . ]
Batteries. Christian ana La Longei
Easily and williams.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
Pittsbure >: Cincinnati o.

Pittsburg. July 6.-Pittsburg made
it three straight from Cincinnati by
shutting out that team To-Day.
Score r. II. Z.
Pittsburg ....4O1 600 cox Z 0
Cincinnati .,..O0O 600 600 Z l
Batteries: Phitlippi and Gibson;
Ewing. Roman, Castleton and Mclean.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07

%BTOOkINn, July G.-WIIheIm QUO
pitched Ferguson today. holding Bus-
ton 10 three hits.
Score X. II. T..
Boston ......000 600 DOLL . o
Brooklyn loo 600 l0X-2 3
Batteries: Ferguson, Lindaman ana
Graham: Wilhelm, Rergen ana Mar
shall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07

Atianta. Ca. July G-ruited stat IS
--erafor CLAW was TODAY unanimously
reelected by the Georgia legislature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
,rPTuHE. FALLEN WOMB. DE

FORMITY sufferers from other hui
man MS. subscribe SOC for PETERS Ma
tureaid Health Magazine and cure
yourselves. 4 request brings one free
copy. 2l7 Mercantile Place. Los An
.geies. Cal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pb;,ade,pbio 2. Ncv York /.

Philadelphia 3; New York 1.
Philadelphia. July G.-Philadelphia
defeated New York today.
Score Il. Il. L.
Philadelphia ZOE 900 o0x-3 s !
New York ZOO 010 000-1 6 Q
Batteries: McQuillin and Mattel;
MarqHard, Crandall ana Schlef,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
sacramento /: Los Angeles I.

Sacramento. July sacramento
had but little trouble winning from
u Angeles today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
Western League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

National League.
Boston at brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
American League.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
American Tongue.
western League,

Topeka at Omaha.
Wichita at Des Moines.
Denver at Lincoln.
Pnebln 1T sioux CITY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-07
commissioners Meet This Morning.
Constable Resigns.

The statemcnt published yostcrdnN
that Carlos +, Armlio had resisned ~
instice Of the peace of precinct rs
Ola Alhnaueruuc, is incorrect. Armija
resigned as constable of the precinct
and Serafin Garcia was appointed t.
rfl out the uncxplred term.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-03
TRAVELLING MEN
OF THREE STATES
COMING In JULY

The Kentucky-Tennessee-M issis-
sippi Travelling Mems association
will meet in Paducah about the mid
die of July, although the date has
not been set. The meeting was given
an impetus yesterday by the arrival
of John r. Smith, a prominent trav-
cling salesman and enthusiastic
member of the association. This
morning Mr.. Ed. Renfro, secretary
of the association, said he would set
the date soon, and at once began
sending out literature announcing
the meeting and rounding in the
statesmen so they may make arrange
ments to attend. July is the month
that a majority of the members
have their vacations and the meet
ing will be arranged for their con-
venience. Last year the meeting
was not attended largely, but this
year the travelling men expect to re-
pay Paducah for the trouble and ex-
pense of last year.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-03
PADUCAH LLVEE WILL
BE THING OF BEAUTY

Paducahs leyee will be one OF the
best and neatest Of any city levee on
asy OF the rivers when the repair
work now going on Is completed. The
lower part Of the leyee is cobble
stone. but the upper part is being
covered with a thick layer of crushed
rock and rolled. The big steam roller
has been at work for several days
rolling the crushed rock. After the
first LAYER is thoroughly rolled a layer
of fine screened stone, mixed with
cement will be put on and rolled.
The levee between broadway asd
Kentucky avenue on the river side
The levee between Broadway and
of First street is being graded
side 10 the sidewalks. The park will
be sodded. trees will be set out and
benches will be placed on IL.
several river men have said that
oplv one thing will be lacking, and
that Is a dag staff which will fy flag
att al sieh mast on all holidays asd at
ba,f maqt at the death OF city on
Gals and river men.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-03
will Make Her Tour Of City
in Mayor Smiths Auto.
mobile.
will Deliver Address at Ky.
Ave. Chnrch.
Will ARRIVE THIS EVENING.

Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane, who
will arrive here this evening from
Bowling Green 10 make a sanitary
survey OF Padueah for the state board
of health and the federation of wom-
ems clubs. probably will do nothing
in the way OF making inspections to-
night; but tomorrow morning she
Will make a tour OF the city in Mayor
Smiths automobile, being accompan-
led probably by representatives OF the
heath department and the Woman's
club
Mrs. Crane will be met at the train
this evening by representatives of
the woman's club, and will be con-
Quoted to the Palmer House, where
she will stay during her investiga-
tons.
After her inspection tomorrow
night she will address the citizens at
the Kentucky Avenue Presbyterian
church. This meeting will be public
and absolutely free, and Mrs. Crane
as usual. will speak plainly about
conditions she finds in the city, after
viewing the public institutions. mar
ket house, bakeries, slaughter houses,
groceries, dalries and such other
places as she may designate.
She will address the school chill
dren Saturday morning az $50
O'Clock at the Kentucky Avenue Pres
byterlan church.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-03
Of Columbus
Banquef Next Sunday

and abou. the same number from Pa
ducah will be initiated.
Representatives from councils at
Louisville, Lexington, Owensboro,
Henderson. Cairo. Morganfleld and
Jackson, Tenn, will be present.
The concluding feature will be a
banquet in Red Mems hall, over
which Mr.. John J. Dorian will pre-
side as toastmaster.
The program of toasts follows:
"Our order" J. J. McNulty, past
grand master, Memphis; "Durbin, "
@. L. Drury. district deputy, member
OF Durbin council. Morganfieid. which
named for Father Durbin. pioneer
Catholic of western Kentucky; 'Oui
New Council" the Rev. Charles A
rIaeseley, Fancy Farm; "The Catho-
lie Citizen" j. J. Kavanaugh. Louis
Vile; Achievement" the Rev. G. w
Conner, Paducah.
Covers will be laid for 500.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-03
Comforting Cross of Honor.

At the Woman's club this after
noon Padueah chapter, U. ID. c.. are
comforting on Confederate veterans
crosses of honor. Some veterans
came in from Murray and Benton to
receive the crosses. At 3 O'Clock the
formal part of the ceremony began.
Lunch was served the veterans.
Those who are receiving crosses
are: James p Brian. J. H. Carter,
w. H. Carter. william Castleberry,
Il. c. Clark, G.. W. Coursey, J. +. Ely
John Fitzgerald. e. Futreh. @. B..
Green. w. II. Hiepp. J. w. jenkins,
n. J. Jones, r. "A. Luper. ]. l.. Ma
theny, w. j. Nolan. ]. f. Pegram. J..
F. Potts, r. j. F. Robinson, William
Stanley, S. r. Simmons (replacing a
cross that was LOST. II. c. Thomp-
son, w. A. Watson and James Wyatt.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-03
POSTOFFICE HAS
ANOTHER INDEX
OF PROSPERITY

An excellent sign of returning
prosperity is the increase in the post
Office receipts of last month over
May, 1908. The postofice Is a SPLEEN
did indicator of the trend OF business
and this year there has been a steady
increase in the receipts over the same
months of 1908. June will close the
fiscal year of the government, and
the eleven months since last June
have exceeded the receipts of last
year so a nice increase is assured for
this year.
Last month the receipts were So
O7463, while in May, 1908, the re-
celpts were $4.S9O.2s, which is an
increase of S1,1S4.35. The sales of
stamps so far this month has been
lively and indicates clearly that bust
ness correspondence is picking up.
and that Paducah firms are receiving
orders as we'll as going out after
orders.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-06-03
Mnror OF Jackson to wed.

Jackson. Tenn. June S.-An an
nouncement Of unusual social interest
to Jackson was made yesterday upon
receipt OF invitations in this city to
the marriage of Mr.. Thomas Polk,
mayor OF Jackson, to Miss Laura Lee
Sharp, OF Humboldt. The marriage
is to occur at the First Methodist
dist church at Humboldt on June 16.
at 2 O'Clock. Mr. Polk has for years
been In the banking business here
and about year ago succeeded Hon.
Hu C. Anderson as mayor OF Jackson.
Miss sharp Is from one of the Oldest
and best families in west Tennessee
and is charming social leader of
this section.