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5aF
81
ING down % the appropriation vitaEy
necessary Y the interstate commerce
commission ,llE. was % carry into eject
. sne twentietn section o. the Hepburn
i Y K ADDED $: me provision abort
Ine employm'eInts of the secret service
men : seAIl VIII work very great damage 20
tne government In Its endeaVor to pre-
vent ana punish crime. There is no
more g Ioolisn 3outcry than this against
spies. Only criminals 1LLI ais need fear our
detectives sd1 q inclose@ copy Of the
whole ietter, marked Appendix c.
.tna. postscript fs blurred In my copy
DOCK, and TWO: or three OF the words
cannot an De deciphered) lAppendix -
ssa letter dated April 80, ,s1908. from
4 I res ll' Roosevelt 70 Speaker Can
non protesting against the cutting
E uoWn u tne sundry civil bill OF the ap-
PREPARATION i ION Tor secret service work.
the only people benefited would be
= tn HIT very WorsL OF tue plg raliroad men
W a'He mis- we are trying 70 pre-,
v esls or correct We're tne words OF the
pEsssiuehGI Inese meLhoq9sF proyed un o.
a =. 70 prevent tneswrong. Messrs
AaWney ana smith ana their fellow
meMDets on toe appropriations COM
l ny paau no need ~ Lne protests,
49, 49, e lue oonoAious PROVISION was
s,ss.,.,,,,,a sa- ~ ~
- a.. -. e soe1uel :,
hdTa 5ona "a - 49,, Is :. $500
MI rharafara - u ,sa.s.t.se
c ,rs ,,,atha,. an..,a,,,a 800 a.a. ne
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rect1v and havat sat eo,.t,s1 ~ So anu -,
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n $, III i
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T. - .E
p3. -. MS s.se"ss o .s'''. q
Al tnese Investigations IN the iand
cases were unuertaken IN consequence
" MT. aftcncoch, the tnen secretary
q g me interior, becoming convinced
tnat s e. hranas com
1ttea ~ ms deparlmesnl, ana the
|; . l.sl OF the Irauds were so
!arreacnlng tnat ne was AFRAID % trust
n me .t .eWn on1ais 20 oeai Id tnorougn-
go'ihlg Iasa!oh Wlen mem men One Of tne
secret service men accotuinglyEr resign
ca ana was appointed [ IN the interior
!. department 20 carry on TINS WORK. me
7 NE nEst. tnlng ne uiscoVereo was tnat tne
speciai agents DIVISION Nv OF CORDS oIS de
tecu 1s, o. tne lan ana: once OF the lnte
! r % g department was largely unaer the
cont IN'. oI me land tnleVes, ana u con-
Dove re-
Lerred % nag 20 pe maze py secret
service men men IF ; !
Y; IS ~, plsssns NV, aor n,cn Messs,s.
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shape presented by Senator Allison
~ the conference, however, the house
conferees Insisted on the retention 81
the provision they had inserted, and
the senate YIELD Appendix D con-
sistsS OF ,5 q letter from Secretary Cortel
you TO the late liam ,. Olson,
chairman De the senate committee On
appropr dated May IS 1908. In
\ it the secretary protests vigorously
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Tawney, as In my letter TO the speaker
quoted below, the explicit statement
.is made that the proposed change viii
he for the benefit Of the criminals. Il
Statement Whie II simply reiterated III
public form III my message to the con
asress this yeaf. and which .is also con
tanned tr erect ID the report Dc tbs
|s,slescretary re the treasury Ia the con
gress.
srivaks condu fMsnnhsrs. Ss5s5
a careful reading of the Congression
sal sReeoTd Wi DID, also show that practical
slys the only az uments advanced III fa.'
ssvors Of the lnaita tion prop osed by Mr.
ss!1sawney a com tee beyond hat may
sbe supposed to he cont ained by implts
cation IN German aentanees adj ID
abuses' which were not specified
were those contained In the repeated
statements sof Mr.. Sherley. NEr. sher-l
ley stuffed that there had been .nro.
Snounced abuses growing ont Sc the
suse of the secret service for purposes
other than those intende d, 4, putting Els
sstatement in the Form of q auestd 81
and n the same form further stated
that the .sprivate con uct os ssnenn-
beers Of cong ress. senat tors, and Others
ought not IT'D be Investigated che
secret service ard that they should
NOT inFestiga i. rlemb lei az con-
gseasss Who had been accused of s;con.
Duct ntbeco Iling gent leman aSd ii
t1ssahsy n& enaa q "a <7iffnn II,
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LED are wholly without Foundation III
fact. 81 81
Real Issue Named.
But All ofs this is 81 Insignificant Inn
portance compared wit the main, the
real issue This issue Iii simply Does
congress desire thar the government
shall have at Ills disposal the most
efficient inst ument tor The detection
Of criminals and the prevention and
punfshmen of crime. or does 1t not
The action of the house last May was
Eempha tically an act lion against the In
Eterest of Justice and against the terv
EestSof law abiding people and ins its ef-
feet of bench onIy to la4 breakers. III
nm not now lea lings with mot Ives
Whatever may have been the motive
that induced the :action 81 which I
speak, this was beyond all question the
effect Oh that act ion. Isl the house now
willing to remedy the
For A long time ntenfed myself
with ef,sles vori persuade tie
house NOT PERMIT the ssrong, speak
ING INFORMAL On he subj WITH
those Iaenlb ers who aeiteyed knew
sanyt hing of the INA Tel, ana com MI
nicafing 81 iieiaI !s on Iii tie ord fnary
channels tliroue The Rotary 81
TIA ts'easuFT All o. let ter ne aker
Gpr psntaaslna agals.st HE cssts
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$500 Inclusive, you VII lind the de
bate on this sub ect. Tawney Of
Minnesota MI. Smith of Iowa, Nh.
sSherley 81 ISentucky and Mr.. FNitzger-
aid |of New York appear IA this debate
as the special champ ions I of the pro
Vision referred to. Messrs. Parsons,
Bennett and Drtscoll were the leaders
OF those who opposed the adoption of
the amendment and upheld the right or
the government TO use the most ell
Scient meaE5 possible iii order to de-
Etect criminals and ID prevent and pun
iah crime The amendment was car.
ried IN the commit tee OF the whole,
where no votes of the Ind dnal mem.
hers are recorded so am. unable ID
discriminate by menti oning the mem
Sbers who voted Tor and the members
who vote ainst the provision hut
sita passage, the Journal records, was
greeted with applause am well
aware, however. ,at iin any case 0f
this kind many nembe fa who have no
particular knowledge ofe the point at
issue are content simply I'd follow the
J lead of the commit leo which had con
3sidered the matter and have mo
doubt TINT man nembers of the house
simply folio wed the lead of Messsa.
Tawnay and Smith without having had
the opportunity To know very rnueh as
nj the ights and wrongs of the quess
ticn.
would not ora inarily d tempt In tilis
way to eriininate between members
as the house, but An OBI lion has been
Ssa ken e, Inn sise. IN yi,icaa altias
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
PARIsIANx SAGE
CURES DANDRUFF.
II IL Don's Gilbert's Drug Store win
Give YOu Your Money Back

Yes, Partisan Sagge, the most IN
MIGRATING hair restorer, cures dan
drum and grows hair. The women OF
America who have luxuriant hair.
know II does, and that Is why thou
sands of attractive women through
out the land are regularly using u.
For years this almost marvellous
grower of lustrous and luxuriant hair
was confined to the elite OF Europe
and New York City. but about two
years ago II was given TO select list
of druggists, and today can be OBJ
tanned in any city or town in America
where society women Of refinement
dwell.
Partisan Sage Is tbs most delight
FIJI hair tonic in the world. II makes
the hair soft. lustrous and luxuriant
in a few days. II is perfumed most
daintily, and is not sticky or greasy.
II stops falling hair, cures dandrua
and itching scalp in two weeks, or
money back.
Gfbert's drug store sells II for so
cents a large bottle, and guarantees
II, or direct. all charges prepaid, by
American makers, Giroux Mfg. Co.
Buffalo. n. Y.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
LESS INTEREST
PAID TO COUNTY
This Year For Deposit OF Its
Funds.
Financial Report Made 10 Fiscal
Court And Treasurer Utter
back Reelected.
WILL WIDEN COUNTY ROADS

Yesterday afternoon the fiscal
court resumed its session after attend
ing the funeral of the late james
Wilcox, and finished the business fol
this month. New files probably will
be secured for the vault in the circuit
clerks Office, and a committee con-
sisting of Magistrates Emery, Bur
nett, and Gholson was selected 20 get
bids of equipping the vault.
Magistrates Emery, Broadfoot. and
Thompson were appointed a commit
tee TO confer with road machinery
manufacturers about securing new
machinery with which to work the
roads. The salary of the county road
supervisor was fixed at 1900 a year
payable month, hos
The action OF County Judge r. T..
Lightfoot in donating $3.50 10 the
Monument was con-
Cured in by the court.
w. NJ. Husbands. state revenue
agent, filed a report to the effect that
s43135 had been collected as back
taxes.
A motion carried to purchase 40
feet of land from the farm of Thomas
Meyer in order that the Mayfield and
Metropolis road might be widened.
The county Judge and county
treasurer were empowered to borrow
as much money as necessary as TO
tide over expenses until the revenue
for the year 1909 is received.
The Depository.
The contract with the City National
bank, county depository. preseribes
that the county shall receive 81 a
year. per cent interest. This Is a
reduction Of one-eighth of a per cent
from the contract for the last two
years. 900
The report of County Treasurer J.
c. Utterback, reelected, was received
and filed by the court. For the
county levy fund vouchers for $751;
367 IS we're shown, and balance OF
$S22.0S was reported. For the coun-
ty psuper fund vouchers for $751;
374.21 were shown, leaving a bal
ance of s9s0.49. For the road and
bridge fund vouchers for s3s.s3322
were filed. leaving a balance OF
s27.55. In the sinking fund 1926
1887 was due, and bonds for the
amount we're destroyed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
GRAVEL
CONTRACT WILL BE LET AFTER
AN INSPECTION. w.
Board Of Public Works Opens Bids
for Painting the City Market
House.

Bids were received yesterday after
noon at the board of public works
meeting for Furnishing the city with
gravel for repairing and improve
ment purposes for the ensuing year
from eight contractors. All the bids
were held up TIL the members of the
board of public works can inspect the
gravel pits and decide for themselves
as TO what kind of gravel is needed
The bids we're Thomas II. Torian and
Steve Etter, gravel at 81 per cubic
yard, delivered any where In the city
limits. J, Lane. so cents delivered
in the city limits. S. b. Gholson. so
cents in the city limits. II. L. Ross,
rs cents anywhere in the city limits
or 20 cents south of Kentucky ave
nue. and so cents north of Kentucky
avenue. w. l.. Yancy, go. cents south
of Kentucky avenue and IS cents
north OF Kentucky avenue. Camden
Gravel company, of Camden, Tenn,
pit run 92k cents, screen 500.
James E. Jones, IS cents south Of
Kentucky avenue. and 81 north Of
Kentucky avenue. i.
Bids we're also received for the
painting Of the wood and metal work
and the cleaning OF the brick and
stone OF the market house, and the
bids were held over till the return of
Mr.. Katterjohn, who was the origin
ator of the motion that called for
the bids. The bids received were c.
z. Warren, $2.1s. c. E. Piper, s2.03.
w. +. Perry, $2.53.
The report of A. FRANKIE. sewer in
spector. for March was received and
fled Mr.. FRANKIE requested that he
be given two men for thirty days to
help him get the sewers cleaned out
and ready for the summer, and for
four new CRATES costing $3.50 each
which were needed to repair some OF
the intakes. The request OF Mr.
FRANKIE was granted.
The report of e. f. Bell, street in
spector for March was received and
filed. The payroll and expenses of
the street department as shown in the
report were s2.52125.
Mr. Bell informed the board that
ne had sworn out warrants for Ruby
& Arts for opening a street at 1910
Guthrie avenue without permit and
warrant against Louis Caporal for
placing merchandise on the sidewalks
Mr.. Bell also reported that three garb-
age carts are in need OF repair. H.
was instructed to receive bids for the
repairing of the carts and II 1t would
cost too much for repairs new carts
would be purchased.
Messrs. Rudy and Kolb we're pres
ent.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

morning after a big transfer barge
that has just been repaired on the
Paducah dry docks. Royal from Col
conda on time this morning. doing
good passenger and freight business.
Dick Fowler from Cairo tonight at
$3.50 O'Clock. George Cowling from
Metropolis this morning and this
afternoon. doing a good business on
both trips.
DEPARTURES-Di Fowler for
Cairo and all way landings this morn
ing at o'clock. doing a fine freight
and passenger business. Royal for
Golconda at y O'clock this afternoon.
George C6wlfng for Metropolis this
morning at IL o'clock and this after
noon at 4:3O. doing large business.
CLYDE for Waterloo. Ala. tonight at
G O'Clock with a heavy cargo OF gro
Gerry supplies and a number OF pas
sengers. She will return next Mon
day night. Joe Fowler for Evans
Vile Immediately after transacting
business at the wharfboat with good
passenger and freight list. J. b.
Richardson and II. w. Buttorff for
Nashville and way landings yesterday
afternoon about 6 o'clock and doing
a large business. They will return
next Saturday afternoon.
The City of Saltillo and the Ken
lucky will be out OF the Tennessee
river tomorrow night and both boats
will have a large number OF passen-
gers aboard who attended the ami
versary celebration at the shiloh bat
tlefield.
The John s. Hopkins will be the
Evansville packet tomorrow morning
The Morgan is busy towing big log
RATS out OF the Cumberlard and Ten
nessee rivers 10 Brookp6rt. To-day
she went up the Tennessee aftet ai6g
raft.
The Bernice will leave late this
Afternoon or tomorrow for Fair View
with a big transfer barge.
The Pavonia ran through herself
yesterday afternoon on the starboard
side while coming down the Cumber-
land river with a tow OF several
barges OF ties for the Aver a Lorl
Tie company She landed her tow
and is coming down the Cumberland
on one side to be repaired in the local
harbor. The accident happened near
Palmyra, Tenn. The Margaret left
early this morning for the Cumber-
land to bring the tow OF the Pavonia
to this port.
Capt. A. W. Wright. OF the steamer
Clyde. left this morning on the Joe
Fowler for Beechwood. Ind, to at
tend the bedside OF his wife's father,
who Is very III. Capt. Frank Brown
wharfmsster, will be In charge Of the
Clyde during Captain Weights alb
sence. Mr.. Peter Beadles will be
wharfmaster while Captain Brown il
on the Clyde.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

should be had annually thus remov-
ing all superhuous wood and better
the health and shape OF
the plant.
All woody plants should be pruned
when transplanted. The roots are
necessarily reduced and active growth
retarded by the transplanting pro-
cess, so the top OF the plant should
be reduced correspondingly to lessen
the amount OF evaporation. In most
cases the top should be cut back at
least one-half, while IN fruit trees all
side branches are removed entirely,
leaving nothing but the stem. This
leaves the tree TO form new branches
lin accordance with its new surround
ings. In trees three or four years
old several Of the main branches are
left, but they are cut back one-half
so as to form a ne wtop.
Spring is undoubtedly the best
time for pruning in most cases. The
wounds win heal quickly The colder
the climate the later pruning should
be deferred. Severe pruning such as
Is sometimes necessary with aurels,
box and yew should be done about
April, as the shrubs will then soon
UNCONSTITUTIONAL COUNCIL OF
HORTICULTURE.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
SOME STORIES
AROUND TOWN

The craze for running races has
struck Paducah, and II is probable
that some running matches will be
arranged. w. X. Hudnell, who lays
claim to the championship of Ten
nessee; is IN Paducah, and is anxious.
TO annex the championship of Ken
lucky TO his string. He has issued
challenge to any Paducah runner
for the distance OF i've or ten miles.
in the hope of getting out some of the
local sprinters All acceptances should
be addressed to the sporting editor Of
The Sun. 1t is believed that Hudnelrs
offer will be accepted.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
GALLOWAY
ASKS FOR LEVY AND POLL TAX
FOR SCHOOLS.
at Murray--Fiscal
Court.

Murray. KY. April Z. Special. y
A levy Of go cents advalorem and
$1OO poll has been requested by the
Galloway county board OF education
for county school purposes and the
request will probably be granted by
the fiscal court, which is in semi-an-
nual session. In the statement filed
by the county school superintendent,
no provision is made for a county
High school as many OF the country
districts are In debt to a total amount
estimated at $4,000 and this must be
assumed by the county The levy
asked by thetcOuntN bPHt is the
highest amount that can 81 fixed un-
der the law.
The court fixed the salary of DR.. p.
A. Hart, county health officer, at 5000
per year.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
RIVER NEWS

River stage at O'Clock this morn
ing PA, fall OF 0.6 since yesterday
morning. Rainfall yesterday and last
might &c of an inch. The Ohio at
this port will continue falling. The
river for the last three days has been
rough and towboats with tows have
been compelled to tie up for several
hours at time. Packet boats have
some trouble in making the landings
on account of the wind. The Russell
Lord, which was wind bound Monday
Just below ogden's Landing, was able
TO go on down the ]. Ohio yesterday
morning. The American was wind
bound at the same place and yester-
cas- morning she went on.down a few
niles. but was compelled to- tie up
again. The Harvester with her tow
OF coal had TO tie up yesterday on
the lower Ohio on account of the
wind and rough river. ~
ARRIvAIsS--Joe, Fowler from Ev-
ansyille and all way landings this
morning on time with a big lot OF
freight. and a numbers Of passengers,
Bernioe from Fair View yesterday
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
avM SERVICE AND POLITICS.

UFL SERVICE AND fo<iiiAD'
i People who read only headlines
NAMED a. false impression from
,me of the newspapers, which still
liner from Rooseveltophobia, con-
>Ining the finding of the civil ser
Ice reform league. That league de-
bred the activity of federal en-
DYES in local politics; but the feat
~ OF its report was the declaration
lad President Roosevelt had greatly
.ded the efforts of the league and
Id he had vigorously suppressed I'M
emily activity on the part OF civil
.rvice employees. No man can fairly
Is that a citizen loses bis right OF
|izenshlp and his voice In local
@airs because he holds Office; but
INV newspapers asserted before the
>publican convention last year and
|Iroaehout the campaign that Presi-
,nt Roosevelt had belied his own
|otcstations OF friendship for the
'<|1 service. and had called out an
.nr OF federal employees to nominate
ID elect Mr.. Taft. These papers did
IA see NJ to "play up the important
la OF the report; but permitted the
.rresslon to go abroad that the
Ieue actually corroborated their
argos against Mr.. Roosevelt.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
General Simpson Dead

Chicago. April brig. Gen. Mar
Gus de Lafayette Simpson. veteran OF
the Mexican and civil wars. died at
his home at Riverside early today.
General Simpson was the oldest
alumnus OF West Point. He was made
lieutenant for bravery in battles at
Contreas. Mexico, and made captain
for his services in the battle of Cha
pultepec.s He was maior-generai at
the close Of the Civil war. He was
IS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
WATER NOTICE.

Patrons Of the Water company are
reminded that their rents expired
March 81. Those who desire Co renew
this quarters rent should do 50 be-
fore H. IL forgotten. as all premises
not paid f"r ON or before April 10
will he shut OF.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

II the esteemed Mayfeid Messen-
nr would reproduce its editorial OF
.1urday about the bloody record OF
oincah. substituting the word May
eld. wherever Paducah occurred In
b. original, II would have a wonder
hi moral effect on the distraught
over which the esteemed
|oe<enger presides in the capacity of
|older of public opinion. ..c als
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
SPRING PRUNING.

Hrunlng of shrubs and trees is a
|c77>rs out process which Is invigor-
|n< nnless carried to an extreme.
allows the remainder OF the plant
receive the nourishment which Is
<ed bv cutting unsightly or unsym-
<fr:cal branches. A stronger growth
ma H. possible in the rest OF the
I1< TO get best results pruning
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

The fiscal court submits. gracefully
the twenty cents for schools. We
Ways have thought that the schools
} Kentucky outside the cities should
supported in some measure by
cal taxation; but we believe the
oney will be squandered on a
|nnty High school.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

We trust the new county road
1peryisor will lose no time in re-
bring the roads around Paducah.
hich pays most of the county taxes,
pme OF them need filling.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

The regular weekly meeting OF
the W. C. T. u. will be held tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock in tho
pastors study OF the First aBptist
church. The subject will be art and
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

Now, II the wise ones will get out
Ieir states and pencils and go to
they may. by ascertainins
Ie number of votes Bryan received
! each precinct in the Second sena-
Irial district, calculate the influence
zen delegate will WELD in the con-
1ntion, and figure out all sorts OF
to win.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

Literature" one OF the as depart
ments OF the work OF the union. The
superintendent urges all members TO
be present. ami cordially invites Wis
itors.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

There is plenty of time yet for
13s AMI girls to enter the trash
caning contest for the gold watch.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

lie BeSrToNlc

guards the health OF the whole
household. Il Is accepted by ply
sicians everywhere as an eminently
dependable tonic. No other remedy
approaches its value for GONZALES
cence. anaemia. nervousness. in
somnia. dyspepsia and nursing
mothers.
Ins;st USon IL Being ps5st
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

Atomic OF general and genuine value
is needed in every home. II helps
TO maintain complete vigorous
health. which Is the foundation oil
all success.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07

ed to the vehicle ran away and Mr..
Hood was thrown TO the ground. The
buggy was demolished.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-04-07
Kentucky Kernels

First Presbyterian church of Frank
fort will have new edifice.