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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
ALL ANTI-JAP
AGITATION OYER
California Kills School Seq
regation Bill.
Roosevelt Policy Wins aud Only Meas
ure Left Is Proposition Covering
Census Of Japanese In California.
GILLETTE Is HIGHLY PLEASED

Sacramento, Cal, Feb. f1.-Yield-
ing TO pressure brought TO bear by
President Roosevelt and Governor
Gillette. OF California, the assembly
retired from It's previous position on
the anti-Japanese matters by recon-
sidering the former vote on the segre-
CATION of Japanese students in the
public schools and finally rejecting
the measure Al to 81.
The efforts of the supporters of the
bill further TO reconsider was lost by
a tie vote and the assembly is now
clear OF any anti-Japanese measure
objected to by national administra-
ton.
The fight for the suppression OF the
bill was won only after many hours
of heated debate on the floor. The
struggle started at 1870 yesterday
morning. on presentation OF a resolu-
ton by Assemblyman Transue. Of Los
Angeles. affirming the right of the
state to govern its schools, but with
out Withdrawing the Japanese segre>
CATION measure because of the presi-
dents objection to II. lasted until 4
O'Clock. when Grove l.. Johnson's mo-
ton further to reconsider was de-
feated on tie vote OF 80 10 3S.
The school bill is still to be con-
siiered In the senate. having been
presented there by Senator Caminetti
but there Is little chance that the
measure will be approved when
brought up.
~ am highly pleased with the ac-
ton OF the assembly" said Governor
Gillette. THE east has been deeply
concerned In the measures pending
here and l feared that II the anti
japanese legislation were pressed az
this time II would have a disastrous
effect"
The anti-Japanese forces in the as
sembly were led by Grove l.. John
son. the author of the segregation
bill on which the fight hinged. and
Louis W. Juiilard. Democratic floor
leader. while the opposition was d.
rected by Transue and Melrose.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
SCIENCE SCORES AGAIN.
A Preparation That WIN Destroy the
Dandruf Germ Discovered.

Finally the scientific student has
discovered a certain remedy for dan
druff. When it first became known
that dandruff is the result of germ
or parasite that digs into the scalp
and saps the vitality of hair at the
root, causing falling hair and bald
ness, biologists set to work to dis
cover some preparation that will kill
the germ. After a years labor in
one laboratory, the dandruff germ de-
stroyer was discovered; and it Is now
embodied in Newbro's Herpicids. II
badness, stops. falling hair
and speedily eradicates dandruff. "De-
stroy the cause, you remove the
effect" Sold by leading druggists.
Two sizes, SOC and s1.OO. Send 1Oc
in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co., Detroit. Mich.-R. w.
Co., Special Agents.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
BEAUTIFUL HAIR FROM
A HOMEMADE TONIC.

Every woman desires beautiful hair
and a good tonic is Just as much a
necessary adjunct to the toilet as is
soap or tooth powder, But good hair
tones are expensive. Here is a re-
cspe for a homemade preparation
that Will give as good or better re-
suits than the highest priced ready
made tones and not cost half as
much. Mix half pint OF alcohol with
half pint of water, add an ounce OF
Beta Quinol. Simply shake well to-
gether and your tonic is ready for
use. II you prefer you can use a pint
of imported bay rum instead OF the
alcohol and water. Beta Quinol used
daily will give vitality. health and at
Effectiveness to the hair. ANY woman
who appreciates the value of luxuri-
ant. soft and glossy hair cannot
afford to be without this almost magi
cal quinine hair tonic Any druggist
will sell you the Beta Quinol and al
cohol or bay rum.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
Round Robin Hoods Barn.

si--Sue. supposin' was Teller what
was stuck on gal an supposin' you
was the gal, what do you reckon she'd
say II was to ask you TO marry himf
Sue-If he wants TO find out what I'd
say. why don't you ask heri-Woman's
Home Companion.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
PADUCAH HIGH
WILL CHOOSE IT'S ORATORICAL
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Contest VIII Take Place in Audi
forum Of the school Tomorrow
Night.

Tomorrow night at the High school
the primary oratorical contest for the
selection of a representative at the
inter-High school debate at Madison
vile will be selected. A large audi
ence is anticipated and arrangements
have been made for filing the audi
forum to overlooking. Prof. w. III.
Sugg is selecting the judges, but will
not announce their names until just
before the contest.
Owing to the length Of the pro
gram there will be but short must
cal program. in which several High
school girls will play. The subjects
of the orations are: ''The Evil of
the Hour" Edwin Lghtfoot; "The
Silent Brigade" Edwin Mitchell;
1.-THE Statesmen of Kentucky" Mar
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
In METROPOLIS

Duke Atkins and wife spent Sunday
in Brookport.
Miss Mlnion Curtis returned TO hei
home in st. Louis after a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Far
dell.
Edward Braur, formerly of this
place but now of New Mexico, is
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bum are Wis
iting in Memphis this week.
DR.. A. f. Miller made a profess
sional trip to Temple Hill Monday.
Dan Miller has purchased the liv-
cry stable of Mr.. willett and will run
II at the same place.
City Marshal wyant resigned Mon
day night and will probably work on
the road for a binder company the
coming season.
Mr.. John Irving has returned from
business trip 20 Argentine, Ark.
II is rumored that Gus Gurley has
enlisted in the United States army
and Will soon leave to begin his SER
vice.
So far but three candidates have
announced themselves: r. N. Smith
for reelection as police Judge, and
Ed Compton and J. T. Kunbol for
city clerk.
Newt c. Toler is again able to take
up his work as travelling salesman
for the Barbero Toler Cigar company.
Mr.. Toler had an operation per-
formed about two weeks ago.
Fred Eichner. who is a travelling
salesman for a st. Louis millinery
house, spent few days with his fam
lily last week.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11

The financial failure of the girls
father has resulted in heart failure
for many n young man.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11

vim Sills; 1.-THE Old SOUTH Miss Alll<|
ID. Foster: woman. the Home
Builder Miss Clora Smith.
At the oratorieal contest at Madi-'
sonville February 10 It is intended>to
accompany the High school orator
with a bunch of rooters. Speciax
rates will be secured for the party
Prof. w. II. Sugg. Miss Adah BrazeI-
ton. Prof. w. A. Evans and probably
other members of the faculty will ac~
company the students. and with yelI1
intend to make it interesting for The
lother schools.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
Roosevelt is Thankful.

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE presi-
dent received Telegram from Gov
ernor Gillette, OF California, and
Speaker Stanton. of the assembly of
that state apprising him of the fact
that the school segregation bill was
killed in the assembly. To the gov
ernor the president sent this reply:
Accept my heartiest congratula-
tons. All good Americans appreciate
what you have done"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11
.afl(lef,iifle|
GROWS HAIR
~ and We can fia
PROVE 1T!
a lady from Minnesota writes:
'As a result Of using Dandefine. my hair
is close to five feet in iength."
Beautiful Hair at Small Cost

LIAR troubles. like many other diseases. have
n beeu wrongly diagnosed and altogether mis-
understood The hair iuelf is not the thing TO
V treated. for the feason that IS simply product
4 the scalp and wholly dependent upon It's action
re scalp Is the very soil 10 which the hair is pro-
mced. nuftured aud grown. and u alone should
eceive the attention II results are 10 be expected
I would do no earthly good 70 treat the stem OF a
liant with y view Of making V grow and become
more beautifui-the soil IN which the plart grows
uust be attended to- Therefore, the scalp " which
he -ir grows must receive the sttentiou you are
% expect tito grow and bscome more beautiful.
Loss Of hair Is caused by the scalp drying up.
" losing Us supply Of moisture instrument when
aldness occurs the scalp has simply lost all its
punishment leaving nothing for the hair to feed
,rop 70 pant or even tree would die under similar
oudtions.D
'fhe natural thing 10 do In either case Is to feed
nd repisnish the soil or scalp as the case may be-
nd your .erop will grow and multiply as nature
Intended II should.
kpowlton's Danderine hes most wonder
al effect upon the hair glands and tissues ofthe
cslp. u " the only remedy for the hair ever
discovered that is similar to the natural hair
GODS or liquids Of the scalp.
Il penetfates the pores quickly and the hair
Don shows the effects Of its wonderfully exhiar-
tng and iife-producing qualities.
One ascent bottle is enough TO convince you Of
t. great worth as q hair growing and hair beauti-
,ying femedy-try u and see for Yourself.
NOW at all druggists In three slxes,
ZSc. 500 and 81. 90 per bottle.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11

d The flaming arc light can be given
a great variety Of colors by varying
the material impregnatihg the carbon
electrodes. Yellow, pearl white and
red carbons are now sold. calcium
salts yielding the yellow. strantium
the red OF pink and barium the white.
The yellow, usually preferred. gives
the highest efficiency. and white the
lowest. or just a little more light
than the open arc from pure carbon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11

Members of the BARRIERS union q
Chicago are denouncing the tipping
system, but not out of consideration
for their customers. They wish
gratuities abolished because OF their
effect on wages. which. in some shops.
are now near the vanishing point.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11

Kodol is a combination OF all the nat
pral digestive juices found in an or
binary healthy stomach. and 1t will
digest your food in natural way
Pleasant to take. Sold by all drug
gists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11

tons, and lost our advantage by the
acts Of our legislature agsSnst ths
wishes of the president and the secre-
tary of state"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-02-11

Eddie Loving. who has recently
obtained an appointment as nessen-
ger in the service Of President-elect
Taft. is a noted golfer, though only
10. t3.,E lfltb
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
JOHNSON HAS VISITED
A NUMBER OF CAMPS

BIZ Johnson, well known min
ing man of Lowell returned yeste--
day from a trip to Douglas. CourtIand.
Dragon and ghe the Johnson camp
on m.ning business.
air. johnson reports things as boom
ing in The Johnson camp. The new
railroad recently completed from Dra-
goon to the camp win lend the place
additional commercial value and Ell
able the ore to be shipped out
promptly. The engine and rolling
stock have all arrived from the easg
and It is expected to put the line into
operation within q few days. He sa d
that the engine originally secured fo-
the railroad was a little dinky affair
such as the one that used TO be rim
on the old Stag dump in Bisbee a feN
years ago when the smeIter was hero
A new engine, however, was sent for.
as it was seen that this one would not
meet the demands by any means.
Things a.e unusually quiet in tha
Courtland district. he said, Il ~
derstand the Copper Queen laid off .
number Of men there the otheE day
Mr. johnson went away with iha
idea of locating at some of the other
camps, but returns with the inforIua
tion that The Warren district is gU.id
enough for him.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
ALEXANDER INJURED BY
SPEEDING CYCLJST

PHOENIX, Oct. Il-Owing to an
injury he received when he was
struck square amidships by Police
man Harry Gasku and a bicycle.
United States District Attorney ]. l..
L. Alexander cid not 90 10 Yuma TO
greet President Taft. He has asked
Governor Sloan to excuse him from
serving on the special committee ap-
pointed to meet the president in the
city by the Colorado
Mr.. Alexander is not confined to
his bed. but his nose is skinned from
one end to the other and both eyes
are black as the result of his trying
to plow UP Washington street. He
feels tEat he Is in no condition to go
into society. much less welcome the
president of the United States.
It happened about five O'Clock in
the afternoon Air. Alexander had
teen standing in front OF the Inde-
pendent meat market. at the corner
Of Center and washington streets.
talking 70 Jeff Duncan He started to
cross Washington street. suddeEiy
changed his mind, and started back.
Harry Gaskin. on his bicycle, was
wind. Some mothers boy was lost
and he was going to get the young
ster He had intended to pass be
bind Mr. Alexander, but when the
attorney suddenly turned, all his car
culations were upset. GasEin had no
time to dodge. and the front wheel
of the bike struck Alr. Alexander be
hind.
The later pitched forward. strIK-
ing the hard street with his nose
Gaskin also measured his length on
the earth.
Alexander's nose bed profusey
and he was badly dazed For a min
ute or two # was thought that he
was seriously injured, but ne was
soon able to assure solicitous friends
that he would yet try several cases
Before Judge Kent
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
GOOD TO REMEMBER
METHOD OF SETTING" coLoRs
IN WASH GOODS.
Ounce of Sugar Of Lead Dissolved In
Pailful Of Water Recommended
Dainty Idea That Comes
from Germany.

Setting colors In Wash Goods
Alum In the rinsiDg water will keep
green from fading. Linen suits and
shirtwaists should be washed in hay
water (made by pouring boiling water
over hay). and they will keep their
color for long time One ounce Of
sugar OF lead dissolved in a pailful of
water win set almost any. color, and Is
especially good for blue prints Soak
the goods for Two or three hours and
let dry in the shade before washing
with soap and water DO not try to
boil the tinted or figured goods. and
do not use washing soda or strong
soaps when washing them. If they are
much soiled a handful of salt thrown
into the water VIII set the eolors. Use
warm or nearly cold water in which
10 soak these things. It is much bet
ter than hot water, and the dirt loos-
ems quite as readily. Use ox-gaH for
setting the color in gray or brown
goods, and vinegar in place of salt
10 set colors in black, purple and hell
otrope.
The Hausfrau Useful-An idea hail
ing from Germany is one which the
dainty housekeeper viii welcome. It
Is an idea for the identifying Of the
bathroom, and one which housekeep-
ers may find Of interest, called the
Berlin hausfrau This is a piece of
linen, shaped like large towel, which
is thrown over the used and unused
towels on a rack. A smaller piece of
linen TO match it is made to cover the
wash rags. These linens vary, Of
course, as to decoration, some Of them
being very ornate and having a border
design which is duplicated in all the
linen used in the room such as the
stand cover, or, If fAthe bath be con
nected with bedroom, in the dresser
covers, bed spreads, inner curtains
for the wardrobes, and so on. Some
OF these designs are worked in sam
pier fashion. in cross stitch. and those
in poster Effects are especially telling.
Sprinkling Clothes.-If for any rea-
son yoR have not sprinkled your
clotheS the night before you wish to
iron them, try sprinkIing them with
boiling hot water Use a clean whisk
broom. as it spFinkles them much fin
er and evener than by dipping the wa
ter in your hand. AS soon as your
clothes are sprinkled, and tightly
rolled up, put on your irons to heat
BY the time they are hot your clothes
wiz be ready to iron as nicely as If
they had lain over night. Always iron
the linens last, as they require more
dampness.
Trifles from Tissue Paper-Women
who are deft with their hands can
make all manner Of trffes for the
house out of tissue paper. Among the
seryiceable articles thus made are ta-
BILE mats, to slip under hot dishes.
They are composed Of strips OF tissue
paper braided, Nke the old-fashioned
braided mata. a piece Of cardboard is
the foundation. Glove and handker-
chief cases, sachets and many other
things for the dressing table are made
Of fiowered tissue paper, and are very
pretty
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15

Greene Co. finally won out. secured
the necessary confirmation and then
The Southern Pacific consented tc
name such rates for the Greene-Can-
anea ores as win obviate the neces
sity for the construction of an inde-
pendent line.
"Greene-Canarea is making its cop
per at the present time at a cost OF
about 10 cents per pound. The cost
per ton of ore including mining,
smelling, refining aud selling, is
about S4.50 and The ore-smelung
and concentrating averaging not
far from AZ pounds per ton.
There have recently been i'm
portant developments in the Greene
Cananea properties which promises
to open up large bodies of high grade
smelling ore. and if the company is
able to improve the present average
say to 80 pounds per ton. Greene
Cananea win be able to show a cost
of 9 cents per pound.
Attempts have been made to
make it appear that the sale Of the
Indiana-Sonora property by the
Phelps. Dodge Co. for stock in the
GreeneCananea- Co. was evidence of
some sort OF a prospective combina-
ton Of the Phelps, Dodge and the
Cole-Ryan interests. There is abso-
lutely no truth in such reports. al
though the two interests are work.
ing in entire harmony.
AT the present time Greene
Cananea has outstanding 2,35O,OOO
shares and is producing slightly un-
der 100000 pounds of COPPER per
month.
The Indiana & Sonora Co. has S7O,-
900 shares outstanding
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
Scrambled Fish.

Beat up three eggs. add one table
spoonful Of cream or milk. season
With pepper and salt Melt two
ounces Of butter in a stewpaH and t.
this add two or three ounces Of faxed
fish (any white fish free from skin
and bone will do), fry for a few sec
onds and then add the eggs. Stir well
over the fire until the mixture thick
ems and serve very hot. piled up oI,
pieces of hot butte-ed toast.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
GREENE -CANAHEA COMPANY
TAKES OVER INDIANA SONORA

The following is taken from tbs
Boston News Bureau. of recent date
General Manager Walter Douglas. Of
the Copper Queen. conrms the state
ment that the Indiana-sonora has
passed 10 the ownership OF the
Greeaecananea company:
There is good basis for the re-
cent advance in the shares Of the
GreoneiCananea Co. in the first
place, the company has practically
concluded negotiations for the pur-
chase Of the Indfanasonora Mining
Co. which has about 400 acres adjoin-
ing and practically surrounded by the
Greene-Cananea property
For some time Phelps, Dodge q
Co. have been the dominant interest
in the IndianaSonora Co. and while
confident as to its ore values. have
consented to sell their holdings TO
the G-eene-Cananea Co. and to re-
ceiye stock of the Greene Co. in the
ratio Of 1 share for I2 shares of In
dianaSonora, provided all stockhold-
ers were granted the same terms.
ct is believed by the Greene man
agenent that the acquisition of this
property viii be OF material benefit
in adding valuable ore supplies and
that it will be accomplished without
the necessity Of increasing the share
capital.
a report made on the Indana-So-
nora property some time ago esti-
mated the probable ore at between
100000 and 100000 tons, and at
that time approximately s1.2OO, 600
had been expended in development
and equipment
Another important development
has been the reduction in freight
rates secured from the Southern Pa
&c Co, which, it is estimated, viii
reduce Greene-Cananea copper costs
one cent per pound.
For long time the company has
been at the mercy OF alleged extor-
tortiens on the par, OF the Southern
Pacific. Failing to secure lower
rates, the Greene Co. threatened TO
build railroad line Of its own, and
to this end surveys were made ana
concessions were secured. These
concessions were vigorously opposed
By the Southern Pacific which did al
that It could to defeat their conflrma-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15

ON CAR LINE To
CONE SOON

While no regular car service on the
rev AIain street Tombstone canyon
roate is pianneG far several days. Su-
pe-intendent Caldwell stated yester-
cas- thar within a Iew days cars
waald BE running On regular .sched-
NE as far up the canyon as. the Doyle
lodging house,
Yesterday great deal Of comment
WIS cadsed BY the fact that two
cars were runIisng over the Main
street H1e, and it was understood
that the regular service had been
begun. AR Caldwell states that this
was only for the purpose of trying out
the schedule to determine the time
for the operation of the cars.
Work was not commenced yester-
day up the canyon. and it is under
stood that it VIII not be inaugurated
until the return Of Col. L, W. Powell
to the city
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
So sour PIum Preservea.

Take German pIums, wipe each
plum with cloth. prick each plum
three or four times with a needle
Boil vinegar, put in cloves, stick Gin
namon and granulsted sugar to suit
taste, and pour boiling vinegar over
the Dlums. Next day pour off vinegar
and when it begins to boil pour over
your plums; pour off your vinegar the
third time and when it begins to boil
put in few plums at time and boil
until they just start to burst; take
your plums as they begin to burst and
put in stone crock; last Of all pour on
your boiling vinegar until covered; (;
put plate and cloth on top of plums;
then cover; don't need to be air tight.
Excellent
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
For servInq Corn.

A new addition to table service is
known as the green corn server
l5 is an individual dish for corn.
It is low. long dish, Just large
enough for a single ear OF corn
It is shaped Ike miniature horse
trough and set on low ball feet
With it go pair Of silver holders.
by which the corn is carried to the
mouth.
The holders look like daggers ana
are stuck through the ends OF the ear.
A set Of these should make z most
acceptable wedding present particu-
larly while they are so new.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
THE DISTRICTS S
HEALTH IS
IMPROVED

Not a case OF scarlet fever exists a.
warren az the present time. For
awhile there was quite an epidemic
there aud as fast as cases We're re-
leased from quarantine others 700
their places.
Three days ago. however, the health
officers released the last case from
qaanntine Ia the family CT ". o.
shoies. The general heath oi II.
City Beaatiiul~ IS exceptionally good
al present. There are some ac@
essgs Of typhoid fever but the victims
taereo are all rep0rted as improving
Typhcid has been lesseaing gradu-
ally Tor the past few weeks" said DT.
Gutter OF the Copper Queen staff yes
t. day As no new cases have been
enorted tor the past Jew days. Il is
tbansht that the epidemic has entirely
ceased"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
eooa Quick bread.

To cake Of compressed yeast die.
solved in two cups of milk or water
(or both in any proportion) and one
tablespoon Of olive oil, add enough
-four sifted with a small tablespoon
of salt and two or three of sugar. to
make a stiff dough. Put in a clean
dish and rub little lard over the top,
Set aside for two or three hours, then
mold in loaves and let rise an houi
more. Bake in slow oven about oGe
h.ar. This makes iour loayes.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
cauIiHoMer - sauce.

Cut fine. large caulifower into
several pieces after removing the out-
er leaves. Boil in salt and water IN
til done through. Drain and lag on
hot, buttered toast In a hot fryir :
pan mix a tablespoonful OF butter ard
one of -four, add a cupful Of mea.
stock and six or more of finely
chopped mushrooms. Cook ten mil
utes longer, take of the stove and
beat in the whipped yoiks Of three
eggs. pinch Of salt. dash Of pepper
and grated nutmeg. and the juice ol
a lemon Pour over the cauliHower
and serve Immediately.