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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11

ELS time an enormous tonnage was
handled, and the old Rio Grande West
em paid the only dividend on It's COM
mon stock which has been paid since
the organization of the road
IL Is reported on good authority that
the Gould and Hartman officials held
q conference over coal rates recently,
and the question Of reducing rates 30
salt Lake was discussed at length.
The officials of the Union Pacific and
oregon Short Line, however, insisted
that If Utah wanted reasonable rates
the citizens OF the state must force
them through the interstate commerce
commission
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11

total value of the wool clip of 1909, as
estimated on the price in Boston, Is
SSS.S29,7l6 as compared with $61.70I.-
5I6 for 1908. Total imports Of for
eign wool for 1909 were 266, ,409.3Oi
pounds. as compared with 12S.9S0,524
pounds for the year preceding.
The estimated wool production or
the world In 1895 was 2.692,9S6. 77@
pounds. The production of the world
this year. according TO the latest OF
fetal estimate. is 2,S0i, 1865 pounds
an increase in II years of only ILL.,
149.77S pounds. The wool product is
not keeping pace with the woolusing
incubation. for the product in 1885
was ASS pounds. while now il is AZ
pounds @
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11

Mrs. Yerkes has rellnQuishcd claim
TO $50. 100000. Most Of the rest Of MS
would he satisfied TO have the claim
to relinquish.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11
RATE FIGHT FROM THE
GRAND RIVER VALLEY.

Grand Junction, Colo. Dec All
large producing. mines in Grand River
valley will participate in suit TO com
pei the Denver G Rio Grandc railroad
to grandt coal companies the same
ton rate to Salt Lake City that the
Rio Grande gives the Sunnyside mines
in Utah. according to a statement
made today by George Smith OF the
Z. " mine.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11

assessment OF the property in the
county.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-11

Salt Lake City Dec l0-Present
rates on coal from the Sunnyside
mines to Salt Lake are approximately
Sl.75 ton for lump coal. but this
rate is only nominal, lnasmuch as tho
Utah Fuel company is converting all
of the product of the Sunnyside mines
into coke which is marketed in Utah
Nevada Idaho and Montana. The
coal rate from all of the mines in
Carbon county varies only few cents
from Castle Gate. which is about 1l0
miles away, TO Sunnyside, which is
nearly $50 miles from Salt Lake. This
rate is regarded as cXorbitant from
every point of view, and has been the
subject of ineffective protests from
many sources.
During the last session Of the leg
islature. when some action towards
lower coal rates was asked, the rail-
road representative urged that, ina
much a Utah could not furnish coal
enough for home consumption. the
lowering of coal rates would shut
Wyoming coal out of the local mar
ket and cause a famine. About three
months later the Union Pacific anil
Oregon Short Line advanced the rate
on coal from Rock Springs, Wyo., to
Salt Lake City 20 cents ton. using
as their argument the fact that Utah
was able to furnish all the coal the
state needed. and there was no need
for a low rate from Wyoming
Years ago the rate on coal from the
Carbon county mines to Salt Lake and
Ogden was Is cents ton. and during
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22

IN baltimore 9cf1ladtetc GdIbcr. 9tuno loo.
bis pc.
9fcuie. sdinren sac. 9fo.
. 4fo. Shtpcinebratcn ODER gntclcttcn 2oc.
2A Efhz hippeiiieaf zoe.
Stride ehultern 9Mc.
2 .sto. Forterbouies, sirIoins ober 8puno'
Steaf 29c.
GcbpeiuesGteren 5Bc. 0fb. 8inbsIeber 6Hc.
aSlanr Gnreb" SebinfeH uoer Sped 12Hc.
8 Gfuro COMPOUND. 29c.
9efitatefieu.E epartement
4 4te. Sad.Hinhfieiib. 29c.
9Seibe 9Surii, 1855.
SniHtens0ologra t21ae. Efo.
Sigarren.
5c. Suba1a Smofer Giearren, 10 iiir 29t.,
Gifte bon 40 Stiid Sf.45.
eefbtfabrtstrte Gaubtes.
Grfter Slur nuo GrhgeiGpb - SdDeitesS traBe.
spe5ied. 20c. TantIa. Gbofolaoe Stpp8.
&c, $50.
soc. Observation-Disclosures, 20c. Sfu6teI.
t5c. aiuB Suh9e, 10c. Efh.
BOc. ennierpirte gnunds, 800. BIO.
Sernhetmer grus.'
grpfe Samilieu.2aoen,
gasett:' Giraffe. Surd bis 5ur aegin8toa. etraae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22

oes ,aoipar." Gr mor horoftcriitiih
IN Mosfe unb gut in Spiel ltno 500
iid) Qeiauglid leiblid olIa Scr Nffaire.
Gic flcinercn Hollcn moreu ollgcs
mciien bcicbt. Ser Cher luor ctiuus
,oiinnt" bielt iih aber modcr. 9os
Srbcitcr lto1o nit Dem GiriQenteu
Scrrn bon @e1ern ullo Ocn SGneern
5citmciic olli bcru a%rlcgHlubc, Collie
es "a all ASrpben gefeblt boben?
Ser ollnobbdngi9c @iirger &erein"
bot in Solge Der groBcn Fbcilnobme,
mcld)e baS 8llblifrm Den brei crItcn
glufiilhrunacn 3iept9cgcnhrddtG Die
@cieuitoft nod iiir brei meiterc Bnit-
ipiele nelppnHeL Die oil orei Treitos
genL ben 2...t6. uno 30. nGd)Iten Mu.
uota itottiinben lperbeI. 0ie aom0.
nic Ger Scniel;" ocrS drpanf v&ons
Slldebein, Der llitgliidorobc" llno sic
Sper rSoS 9tohtlager III @ronooo"
biloeu ooS Hcpertoir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22

&or cine It onigin. = Ga.
rilbcr cnttdllld)t, boB ieine SeiratbS.
plane nllBoliiftenL lieB Shomas 6.
Setter bon Nr. 2501. Goitern.M penue,
9cltern Nadmittog Die 81 Sabre oIte
Mittluc Barbara Weber bon Hr. /,
9tor0 . BRADFORD . StraBe, Dor Dem
EoliScirihter 2lemeQpn I'M noroolt,
lid,en Stotionsballs citiren, inoenl
cr olelclbe bcldyuloigte, ibm angeblid)
ein Eoor Gionlont.S brringe uno Ell
zen 0%iomontring in @ertb bon $500
geltoblen 5lt baben. 0ei'm 8erbGr
CAB lic oil, cr babe Die Shmudiadeu
Der 6rot nit Dem Ginperlt1noniB 5rr
glfbeluobrrnq iibergeben, oaB err ibr
olelelbcn lhenfeu meroe. .ipenn lie i'm
gebeirotbet babe. Mebrere 3euaen
goben jeood) oil, baB Setter Die DIR
ringe Der 6rou ielbit ongeitedt nno
Setterc babel lpieoerbolt Ieine aonis
gin g%etoltnt babe. slilf bieie ausias
gen bin crfldrte Ser Nibter, Dob lei-
1ler Inlidt mad, bon einem 9iebltabl
feline Hebc iein Tonne, morollf 5rou
Wcber prompt entlallen muroe.
Brafti5irte M eoi5in oGne
Sicen6. - Sergeant a. s. Gent
perbaitete aeitern Nadmittaa Or.
au9uit i, Bethel Don Nr. 5t2, @eit-
sVarrc-S troBe, mo l%ieferte i'm unter
Der 9cidruloiaung in ole iiiolide go
ll5eiltotion ein, ohne SicenS Ole meoi,
5illild)e Eroris ntsgciibt 81 baben.
Der Ioll fam olirb Den 600 oes
ainoeS Der 9tc9crin Sclie Barron bon
Nr. 800, Wontgonterp.S traBe, CUR
aenntniB bon Or. Otto N. Hein.
borot. GaS aino luar geltorbcn,
ntllc porbcr bon cinent Hr5t betol,s
oelt su Iein. Or. Heinbornt lpliroe
ais Coroner oes iiioIiden 9iItrifts
ilod Dem Soilic Der Negerin geruieu,
iln bic Sooesurlnde oes ainoes iclt.
5ltltellen. Cine llntcriitd)una eraob,
DAB Or. Bethel ocs Sciteren bos
crfranfte aino bebanoelt botte. "a
CT lih lrielt I'M Bette elmer 2icen,
beflloet, mcld)c linn erlaubt, Die drst.
ltd1e ErariS %alisSuii6eu, erfolgte feline
Tsrbaftlrng. Bethel iol. bent Ser.
itebInclt tod, Mteoi5iit ltuoirt boben
mo audi graoiiirt iein.
"@rpBer 8nri ii IT" in IIer.
onorio. - Ginem bier einaetroi.
feren &obelaramm 5ltfolee traf oer
olif elmer Sricntreiie bciinolitegsoro.
oelltldc ~Slopooannpier .@roBer Gnr.
|Iilrlt" geltern @ormittae in Ileran-
brio elm mo oonlpfte oin Nad)mittaa
nod Saifo inio 8niio meiter. 9tm
Voro befinoet iid) ales mobl.
Selcphonoienit in Ben
@or1tooten aufgegeben.
Gie .Marplano Selepbon i. 8eiea.
'd)oit" bat lid, entihloiien. Sen Sele-
pboloienlt in Den @orit1oten aufsuae.
ben, oa lid bas ltnternebmen obnebin
bort llitt rerltirt bat uno iebt nad)
oem Stnrm BON 4. Mdr5 10 ol,sge.
oebnte I%eparatlircu an oen 9rabtlei-
titllgen erioroerlih lu1ren DAP Die
Seieaifoft offenbar idiperlid oili ibz
re aoite fomnien iuiiroe. Ger itdoti-
Idle Gienit bliebt p%orldilfig unbeeir.
ilnbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
Sas lcbtc Hccital.

Gineu 9lilfliGercn NbidJlllB bGtte
Die Yeaboop r Gon5ert : Sailpn mpbl
foltm fillbcu fonnen, ais Den, melder
ibr III Dem iiini5ebntcn Hecital MIR
Dc, bnS Ncitcrn III Der Gon5erthollc
oca &llltirlts ltotiiollo. SIS morell
ourhlpc1 crirelllidc Ginbrittc, nit
oGlcn cin >Scbcr Der 5ablreif crldics
nelcn 3uborcr oeltern Die @ollc Der
lieB, Ginoriidc, Die loren GinilllB bis
5llr lladltcn Suiion nid)t perlieren
oiiritcn. Ser Horitoniit Cecil Sans
ming mor ca, Dem Dies ST. pcroonten
lit. Gr brud)te Elm Ero9ramL bos
ans Der 0clltlhcll, fron5oli'dell ito
licniifcn llnb olnerifuiliid)cn Sicoer.
litcrutllr @lttea mo Observation-Disclosures
h%crola9clclcn hattc, mo CT 5elAtc lid)
ocniclben pouiN Qelpadlen. Mcrr
Sonning lit Gin Nmcrifoner mo bat
lcinc gollsc NnShilhnng i'll biclcn
Sunbc crbalten; mas CT foniL be
mcilt, luaS iid) bier lcrllen lGBt. Gr
lit c!n Surgcr, oil oelicn gelunglid)er
Sehnlf lid) follnl etipoS ausieBen
lGBt, 1lllo ieine Stinlmle lit eill rltll-
Der lpeid)cr @oriton. bon ollgcnebnler
&longforbc nnb Ourd)alla 9cniloen=
Dem lln1ionq. 2obei Scigt Der Stint
Ter in nllen lcincnGortrGgcn cine poi
ligc GrldDpiuna Oes geiItiaen Gcs
bolts Der Competition, lno ieine9lus-
lpro6e Der frenloen Sprudlen l1Bt
.neniq Mmrm 5l obiGQioer 3ritif.
Sllsbeionberc GILT bies bon leinem
9elltld). Die oeutite Nbtbeil,tu9 bcs
Erngranm1s gehortc 51l Dem Seltelt,
oos er bot. ,SHu Shllbcrt'id)cn Ser
@onberer" gelangt inn Die Steige.
.rllna nnb sum SblllB Der Insorlld
Ser Gntiagulla portrciflid). 9ns
y@ohin" beslelbcn G%omponilten, oos
.er bltrd)meg nit better Stimme lang,
erircutc it'd Der lcihtfliiiiioen @or-
,%tra1slprilr, beren S bcborf, .Soemc's
oGrlfOnig" mar ebcnfotls cine lcbr
quite 2eiItllng. Gie Gimme bes So.
tiers. Gie bes SobneS nlb beS Grlfos
uigs lpurcn uortrcfflid) d)nroftcriiirt.
Gum SblllIie erbob iid) bes Sdrl9era
Garbietltna 5u wirtlid) oromotiider
@irfung. Sic b%iiitere 2oelpe'ihe 9al-
lnbe nGomnrb" crgriif Die Scorer ticf;
nad) bericlbel1 iteigertc lid) Der Sels
fna 10, baB Der Gon5ertgeber cine
,3ugobe b%eruiQigen mllBtc. Wit Der
Nrie nus Woiienets Sper YSerobios
De" 5eigte Der Sanger, -ooB or olld
oltf Der Spernhiiblle mobl SIT Sauie
ieill miiroe. gil,en e~ffcftpollen NIB.
idlliB fnno bos Grogromnl, Dos I'M
iibrigen nod Gompoiitionen bon Gas
porini, Wonteperoe Gebuiip uno
Sooner ilmfoBte nit eilleln @erfc 2i5o
2%ebmann's .Sbe Mno Tpg." Che
ous Ellblifum enoaiiltig BON benz
Sanger 9lbidieo nabnl, nluBte beriel.
be nod eirc 3ll9a6e aeben lno lid)
fir cine gauge Nn5obl oon Serporrll-
len bcounfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22

.f= are
Sur lebten Hubc. Gin
Gi,Bcrit eroBes Sraucraeiolae &C.
lcitetc gcltcrn sic irbiid)e &iiQe bes
nod LANCER aranfbeit I'M Altcr bon
So Sobrcn pcrltorbcncn 5rn. @corgc
MnoreoS &ofmann bonn Sroucrbouic,
Nr. 635. Observation-Disclosures, aus
nad] ieiner letten Hubeitatte ollf Dem
Mount Sliuct- Srieoboi. Euitor g
Met genbam Don Der Gentro!.E rcs-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ont Gllton-E locc,
uabe Golpbinltrnbe, mutirte in
I%ruucsboulc, mdbteno Yaitor 3nt.
$. Nnfoerbaar Don Der litberiifell
ct. Subannis-&irde an Der Sibole-
StraBe, nobe Eenniplponia=a pennc,
ont @rabc einen erbebenben Sraller-
@iottesoienit in oelttid)er Sprufc
biclt. gls 9ohrtuttro9er eriuieien
ben 8critorbcnen Die leBten gbren
'hie SS. 4. ". Gainabnts, Nugllit
Sharf, @m. Sdreiber, Sobn Seis,
$. Wenni nno Sobn Sortbolomans.
&r.8 5ofmonn ml,rbe an 3. Sal1l,ar
tSlU III Inter Sarrnboh bel siirtb,
III Sapcrn, |geboren, ebeIihte I'M
Sabre 1865 SRI. Sophie aenmct
u1b fam int Sabre 1872 nod an1c,
rifo. Gr binterldBt ieine genonntc
@ittlpe uno brei ainoer, cSrait 90
tctte SiIb, Srl. Moric &pimonn unb
tSrail Amalie Mnnfer, iopie einen
gnfel INTO ied)s in 9opcrn lcbenoe
@eihipiitcr.
6 IN groBcs euerfcites
Gfficc- @cbduoe genenft sic
.S%tanOaro Sel=8 eieaidaft" an Dem
Gnbe. ,pes Iiers 9tr. 2 an Ser Grattitr.
sit erriften. 3nlielbe io1 BET einer
6ront BON 100 SUB 100 SUB tief,
feds Stodmerfe' bod, mo aus Cement
bergelteQt iperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
9lns Den Werid)tcu.

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Gle u. GeQeiter & Sons Company"
III ole &aube bon lrultees iiber=
a%eaongen. Die Sheiounas-
milble flappert. GnttGltidyte
9raut float alti Sdaoeneriab. -
Anoerc 8crihts Nod)ridten.
DC. -. Hcgeiter Gon1ponp," nel.
die pielc Sabre cine scr or0Btcn Mel-
lin9puorcnsSobr oes Siloens be.
trlcb, ilbcrtrll9 acit1rn ibr SemGgen
SIT @unltcn ibrer @lGubiaer OH ga
mllcl ". mo Goniel Z. Hegelter ais
Sruitecs, iuclde $4,000 9iiraihoit
l%tcltcn. Gle Srnltees mllrotn ioiort
olltoriiirt Den @lGllbiqcrn sic &c.
brolldIid)c Noti5 iiber Den Stono ser
Sin0c 5l5uitcllen.
II nc | ii It [ dc G6en.
@orrcn $, SGuiS tlogtt ocitcrn I'M
&rciaNerid)t 9tr. , oui obiolllte Sd,ei-
oilnH BON Ola !. ". Sepis. init
iueld)er er in 1893 9ctraltt nuroe, nit
Der Sc1riltoun1. bab i'm oicielbc olti
boslpilligc @eiic perlolien bnbe.
Sm ndmlid)en @eridt illd)te 2,lu
glold)e @arns INN Sheiouna BON
George WorllS nndD, oen Tie Ger lin.
trelte beld)lloigte. Ios Yaar ipilrbe
III @eto getront nno lsbte bis Dor
cinem Sabre 5uiommen.
" ii II d)t $4,000 ais Shmer-
5enSpflaiter.
Minnie Neubalm floate geitern I'M
Superior.@ eridt acaen Sobn SEQ
9folon ollf $t0,O0OS dooenerias. peil
oerlelbc ibr onacblih ooS Seiratbs.
p%crlpred)eil gcbrpd,en bobtn ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
Mimic 6. s. Mieaer.

IS itarb am 10. 0idr5 1909 in t1rer Qso6s
nung,, ar. 2t7. 9SeitsGentresstraBe Minnie 6.
". Hteaer I'M Wlter bon 50 SabreH. Riitfue
bon Gbtl. 8ieaer. Sic 3eit Der Peerbtaina
mira tpdter auge5cigt. (79)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
Charlotte Is. Sahliu.

SIS itarb am 10. Mdr8 1909 in. ibrer 8obs
ltltlla, M. 80. @arriiollsqane, Charlotte Is.
cabin. geh. ttpp, aeIiebte Satin BON Wills
SdhltrL I'M Ilter bon 90 Sabrer. Sic geerois
9l!ne 'trset AM U'ontas, ben %. Dldri. Nad,s
iHiIiaaS upr, BON 1rduerbauie aus itatt.
Sin ireueS WiutterberS
Sat aufgeb6rt 5l ibIagen;
@efttIlt lit All ibr SfmerJ,
Gie nliibe Seele ging 3itr Hub
Sabeim ms &aterbMte.
Gle fIeiB'qen 6duoe tu6'n
Tnt ttitleit Ndntnerleir.
(7O-s0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22

Save .far'S Mnslanb beisrgt q. 1aaine, l13
Ch.6alttmsre'etr. nate Nxtsw &~sste.NSesse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-22
grbeef6oB - SabettesS trabe.
Spe5ien! ape5ica!
Gd1mierfdir utb Suttermi(f,.

gSir bertauien belfe irifdleil Sdmierfdfe %
@idni!h, tefonbers fit 8ernbeimer's grp.
bon elmer Der beiten iGnitdren Mplfereien
W,arbIano bereitet; Sc. Quart. mo init ieoc
Quart aebeii mir eine Gill r%einer, reider ca
lie. 5riibe GutterntiIb, &c. Quart.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-13
The Evening Suns Daily Markets.
CiarkSyilIe Tobacco Market.

Clarksville. Tenn. Sept. l3.-The
tobacco market was quiet last week.
The Dark Tobacco Growers assocla-
tion has practically disposed OF all OF
It's stock. and there Is only a small
stock OF Independent tobacco on hand
The receipts IN the independent mar
ket were 163 hogsheads and sales
were 63 hogsheads. The market con-
TIMES strong with a good demand
for all grades. over one-half Of the
crop Is now In the barns. and the first
cuttings cured and ready for deliy-
cries when the factories open.
The following prices are quoted:
Trash. $500 f25: low Tugs. $3.50
q 500; common Tugs. s5.25 u 5.75;
medium lugs. s6.0e n 6.50; good Tugs
$3.50 G7.O0; low leaf. $1,000 T.75;
common leaf. ss.O0ds.75; medium
leaf. ss.2561O.25.
The Dark Tobacco Growers asso-
citation reports the following sales for
the week ending September IL:
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-13
slavery In Indinnn2

A single line In an abstract OF the
title OF the property known as the
Buschmann block has attracted much
curious attention from all who have
sen Il. This line would seem 10 In
aicate that al one time, and as hate
as 1871. there could be property in
Indiana In slaves.
The Buschmann real estate was
once owned by John G. shaw. who
signed himself as OF Marion county.
Indiana. In will bequeathing this
property and his personal estate. The
VIII is dated July 2S. 1871, and con-
tains this paragraph:
II do hereby bequeath to my wife
my negro slave. Charles Cook" The
will Is attested by Austin w. Morris
and John s. Bobbs, both among the
best known of the earlier citizens OF
Indianapolis, the latter being famous
as a surgeon even In that day. II
bears the name OF Robert u. Duncan,
father OF the present lawyer. John =.
Duncan, as clerk OF the court.
This Is a strange record, as Indiana
came into the union in 1916 as a
free state and slavery was not toler-
ated here. When a slave crossed the
Ohio river from Kentucky he could
be returned TO his owner. but that
he could be held as a slave in In
diana was not possible, certainly not
as late as 1871, when sentiment
against slavery had been greatly
One explanation OF this
singular line In the Shaw will is that
the slave here named might not have
been in Indiana, but was probably ln
Kentucky, though the will gives no
intimation as TO his resldence.-In-
dlanapolis News.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-13
Kentucky Kernels

C. W. Fry, OF Williamstown, dead
Mrs. Martin Cary. so, dies at Glas.
gov.
John H. MeGavock, 10. of Clover
port, dies.
Tow sack of whisky taken from
Mayfield boy.
]. r. Williams, 60, of Lexington
fatally injured.
James A. Glass. 80, oldest citizen
OF Louisville, dead
Owensboro will be in Bluegrass
League next season.
Caroline Thompson. colored, 100
dies in Hopkinsyiile.
Sixty children of Daviess county
attend Greensboro High school
During storm at Franklin lightning
set fire to several dwellings and
barns.
dent of Garrard county, dies at Ian
caster.
Ed Lyon. of Mayfeld. buys May
field Wooden Mills, at Louisville for
$4,000.
Equity Society meets in Shelby
Vile. Judge O'Rear and Senator By.
ron speak.
Life OF Clarence Lebus threatened
In two counties by opponents of to-
bacco pool.
Eastern capitalists inspecting pro-
posed traction route from Winchester
TO Sharpsburg.
Kentucky conference OF Methodist
Episcopal church convenes at Mays
vile September 22.
Tenth and Sixteenth Kentucky
Regimental association will meet in
Maysvile September 30.
Henderson county grand jury re-
turned indictment against Henry
Hall for killing Jesse Watson
Ten carloads of export cattle ship
ped at Richmond Cattle average II
400 pounds and brought cents per
pound.
Joe Nichols, charge with murder
OF Sergeant Ingram Tate, of Somer-
set, acquitted on examining trial in
Frankfort.
The Rev. II. n. Simpson. pastor of
the Chestnut Street Christian church
Lexington, has received call TO Har-
rodsburg.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-09-13
ATTORNEY
DRAW FEE on ORDER
OF HIS CLIENT.
Money Tied Up In Police Court Was
Not Released by That
Tribunal

When Captain Frank Harlan. OF
the police department. refused TO
turn over $50 TO Attorney Hal s.
Corbett as a fee for defending WIN
Wallace. charged with robbery, and
the court had declined to pass on the
Question. Attorney Corbett threw up
his job and left the police court room
this morning. Judge Cross explained
that II was not his duty to pass upon
civil case and the money" ques-
ton will be left to Circuit Judge Will
liam Reed to decide after Wallace is
tried.
Wallace was arrested Friday by
Patrolman Owen. charged with rob
bling Luther Coons, of La Center, of
s35 and a silver watch. Coons ar
rived In Paducah this morning and
identified Wallace as the one who
robbed him one night last week.
Wallace, upon his arrest, had $40 and
a watch. which we're taken In charge
by the police. as Is the custom. Wal
lace secured Hal Corbett to defend
fhAo hACt ut oA6hfu
order for the 500. with which to pay
Mr., Corbett as a fee. Captain Har-
Ian refused TO surrender the money.
Mr.. Corbett said that IL Coons would
Identify the money as his own, he
would defend Wallace, but no effort
was made to identify the amount.
Mr.. Corbett claims that the money
was taken from Wallace and should
be held as his own and not on the
supposition that II was the money
stolen from Coons. Judge Cross
would not pass upon the point and
said II would be up to Judge Reed TO
determine after Wallace had been
tried In circuit court. Wallace was
held over TO the grand jury under a
5000 bond anu in default went to
Jail. He will have to secure another
attorney
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Democratic Ticket.

COUNTY JUDGE-A. w. Barley
County Attorney
COUNTY ATTORNEY-Sanders e.
Clay (lawyer)
REPRESENTATIVE - Eugene
Graves (lncumbent.)
COUNTY COURT CLERK-Gus @.
Singleton (broker)
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK. A.
Miller incumbent
SHERIFF-George w. Houser
(farmer.)
JAILER-Henry Houser GARNER
ASSESSOR-George Allen (faym-
er.)
CoRoNER-F. F. Eaker. (incum-
bent)
COUNTY SURVEYOR - e. B.
Wren (farmer.)
COUNTY SCHOOL sUPERIN-
TENDENT-L. w. Feezor (teaeher)
MAGISTRATE - First, George
Broadfoot; Second, Harry George;
Third. c. w. Emery; Fourth, ]. II.
Burnett; Fifth, John Craig; Sixth.
Charles Ross; Seventh, ]. c. Hart
ley; Eighth. Baxter Kuykendall.
CONSTABLES - First. A. c. Shell
ton; Fourth, NJ. l.. Bryant; Sixth, X,
Huddlestone; Seventh. Linn Choice;
Eighth, Jeff Bannister.
POLICE JUDGED. A. Cross I'm
cumbent.)
ALDERMEN - Charles Hall Ito
baeconist); l.. E. Durrett (butcher) {;
George 0. Ingram (contractor); oue
Overstreet (grocer). ,t.ll.,
CoUNCILMEN - First, Scottie
Ferguson (bartender) Second, Chas
Horton iclerk); Third, o. P. Leigh
commission broker); Fourth, Fred
Kreutzer (baker), and Charles Hous-
er (grocer); Fifth, j. w. Coleman
druggist; Sixth. DR.. w. r. Wash
burn.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES - First, w
n. Warren (jeweler); Second, b. f..
Davis (contractor), and F. p. Swift
(paper hanger); Third. Gardner Gill
bert (tobaeconist); Fourth, Harry L.
Judd (patternmaker). and r. l.. Tate
(manufacturer) Fifth, w. T. Byrd;
Sixth. Henry MCGEE (saw mill man,
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DIR ELIOT AGAIN

DR.. Wright struck the truth In the
center, when he said that DR.. Eliot,
president emeritus of Harvard, is a
living contradiction of his own
theories. disearding the authority OF
the church and the supernatural ele-
ment of religion; for in morality and
his own excellent virtues he stands
forth the product of four centuries OF
Puritanism, and simple faith in the
existence of a personal God. But
there is another phase OF DIR. Ellot's
position. Aside from the business Of
conducting the university, his life
has dealt with distractions. He
knows as much about social condi-
tions and needs of mankind and
human nature from personal contact
as the average successful business
man. which is nothing.
There Is that In a man, a strong
man especially, which likes TO think
he is self-suficient, and revolis at
recognizing q higher authority. II
loves to think of morality as some
thing innate; OF will as supreme; of
mind as something that can be del
fed. Ego becomes enshrined in the
heart. and human nature. prone TO
worship something. worships Itself.
New England individualists, So
ciallsts. many leaders of thought and
fashion. these would handle the ques-
tons OF sociology and humanity with
out regard to divine authority, and
they offer the greatest menace this
age and country. or any other in his
tory can face. 1t was egotisnl that
undermined the civilization OF Greece
and Slapped the strength OF the