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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23

Dr.. w. d. Jones, expert testimon.
Z Howard case, $25.OO allowed at-:-s}
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23

DR.. w. II. Flynn, expert s witness
Wright case 80 - 8 &C u II 0.0(
iW. A.. Hausman, Auto livery G. +
+ bank robbery : - ~ s. 5i .Ot
~. @. Adams, supplies court house ~ !:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23

Il. 5o. JOHNSON, ]! serV Toes as Comm sionss
ssr' Ana 1nilaga 6S.S5s
aosO. Nesseth services ais Commit
gsssar IN A. NJ 1age 98. 4O
,onar ana smilaee $500
Frank Emigh services as Commits ior.'
81. and IMAGE DO
VIC Samuel, services All Gommissio
IA. ~ 81 a. MI aaa $50
~ owed to adj ourn unit Aprif 18th,
|I190 Carried, all citing yes.
Attest: ID HiSs w
M r H;V. BICE Chairman
County Aud ftor:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23

ILLOGICAL STATIC n DEVILS " II 81
Ssj8l SIS f

5sS Through the acti witty and interest," so cIfI
Honorable Fred Tray nor. one of5 the the
University graduates bills for. the es-|
tabli shment and nainte nance n OF 'i7 a
biological station at pc Is Lake We're
intro duced and passed in. the last
NEE citing st tie egislature This sta
will be located On the Chauta 'l I.
una grounds at Devils Lake. The y di s.
Erection 81 the work VIII 8be in charge
ofS tlies biologic il ssta e. the UniYer-3
sity and al admire ble opp rtunity TOT &
dsvelo a niYersity biolog ical5
summer school VII be affords 4 The T1hles
|.direct Ions of the Chaltauau through
their secretary, aRue, have se e'z:s
tended i cordial invitation to the Uni
Versity authorit ies make use Of
their facilities and co:operati ion. y
lis believed that aluable illogical
work can be carrie on at this station
and that pract ical3 results may be ob.
I.taineds looking towards the restocking
5of Devils Lake with isl, and assisting
III etermining the most favorable
cond itionsp for fish ~ culture il the
waters Of the state, and that many Of
1.-THE practical and scientific problems
may be inVestig gated with gratif wing
results.
While this station is Ito be under the
direction Of the sbiolo gical staff of the
EUniYersity, it Is hoped that may
become the center where All students
fof biology IN North Dakota, praticu
Harry teachers il high schools, the
normal sch coils and various colleges
may And attract tive 5=oppo tunities fol
summer stud It Is also hoped thai
.distin guished ologists from outside
4 the state may find It desirable to joir
lin this work sc ddeyelo ping a helpful
3 lakeside station at Devils Lake which
q is a unique bod Of water and hence
4 on of the most interesting Ii thu
3 northWes
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23

C:sz g: gonnoll was an town last
ssTnesday evening ia iag come from
Devils Lake with N ElWen who Is
looking FOR land. ElWell IS from
Illinois and was looking att half sec
:tion belonging To- Morgridge. &
was thought that q deal would be made
whereby "A ElWell would secure the
Morgridge land Starkweat her Times.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-04-23

DR.. Maud R. Williams, expert testi
!. mony Howard case, $4,000 allowed
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

syphons and pumps were put TO
work this afternoon on the sunken
steamer Georgia Lee az the foot OF
Washington street Boats pumping
out the water in the huh of the Geor-
eia Lee are Charley. the sand digger
West Kentucky Coal company boat,
r. ~ Davis. OF Joppa. Charles Tur-
ner and the harbor boat Harth. II
the Lee can be raised two feet she
wiz be pulled out in the river by
some OF the towbOats that are now al
work with syphons. and turned 50
that she can BE- pulled out on the ma
rine ways. The men az work running
syphons and pumps say they viii
RAISE the Georgia Lee late this after
noon or early tonight. and that she
can be pulled on the ways I'm the
morning. Hundreds OF people have
visited the river front today TO wit
ness the raising the Lee liner.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
MEMPHIS WHISKY
HOUSES SEEKING
LOCATIONS HERE

BY reason Of June being the last
month Tennessee will be wet state.
three wholesale liquor houses at pres
emit with headquarters in Memphis,
have secured buildings In Paducah.
and win remove their Offices and
warehouses 10 Paducah to take ad-
vantage of the interstate shipping
laws. Sambucetti & company. of
Memphis, have announced in their
business cards the firm win remove
to Paducah, and will be heated at
IO41 Jefferson street. The firm will
handle the beer agency OF Anheuser-
Busch company in addition TO the
shipping of whisky The Century
Liquor company. OF Memphis. has
leased the building on North Fourth
street formerly occupied by Thomp-
som Wilson company. Stock Is own
ed in the firm by the Messrs. Livlnes-
tons Of this city. Another firm has
rented the building on Jefferson
street near Fourth street, but TIE
name Of the firm is unknown. Other
whisky dealers from MemNhis arc
said 70 be in The clty.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
County Teachers

Eighteen county school graduates
passed the examination for certificates
to teach In the county schools at the
examination held last Thursday and
Friday Some OF the successful APP
2licants will be given positions as
teachers IN the county schools. In the
examination some grades Of high
average were made. The fortunate
ones were Sallie Houck, Emmett s
Sherron. Marian Williamson, NealIe
B. webb. Matte @. Hook. Walter
River. Willie Ezell, Charles Fergu-
son. Bessie warford. Lille Nj. Knott
Raymond Roun1tree. Birdie Adcock
Leola Stewart, Earle Stone Lora
McGee. Bessie Tapp. Mamie Bagweb
and Dora Keele.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25


Police Judge ID. A. Cross yester-
day afternoon discharged the jury in
the case against c. r. Biaeknall,
restaurant keeper at Eleventh street
and broadway. charged with selling
liquor containing less than two per
cent alcohol. and dismissed a warrant
against him. Three other similar
charges against him VIII be tried be-
fore the same court this afternoon.
The jury. from which the case was
taken by the judge was an extfaoT-
dinarlly good one for police court.
Chief Collins went In search OF good
men. The following served: Will
liam Lydon. Joseph Wolf, Albert Sen
ser. Wynn FULLY, Gus Lockwood
and W. e Cochran.
One remarkable experience in
connection with securing a jury was
in the inability of Chief Collins to
induce one or two very strong law
and order men to serve. Mayor
Smith took a hand and argued with
one prominent citizen: "If you good
citizens don't take a hand in this
law enforcement, how do you expect
us to get along without your assist
ance. when the other side is always
represented"
"I1l go right back 10 the store and
close my hooks and Join. you" said
Mr. Good Citizen. who never ap-
peared again.
When the evidence was In Judge
Cross said he would instruct the jury
to bring In verdict OF acqulttal.
City Attorney Martin didn't look
well pleased: but he said. "In that
case. move to discharge the jury"
Then he added that he would move
to amend the warrants. but corrected
himself by saying: "No. I'll take
them to my Office and amend them
my self"
The cases this afternoon are for
Sunday selling.
In spite OF this discouraglng re-
sult. Mayor Smith and the police de-
partment vii continue their efforts
to break up the sale of neaf beer on
Sunday. Blacknall was arrested sew
eral weeks ago by Patrolman Singery
on the charge OF running a disorder
~ house. where white men and col
ored men and women congregated
on the premises on Sunday. TO drink
such beverages as he sells. but the
case. was filed away in police court
I by Judge Gross.
Saloon licenses at Eleventh street
and Broadway we're refused by the
general council OF three years ago
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
KENTUCKY SYNOD
REPRESENTATIVES
UNDER SPOT LIGHT
Some Members OF General
Assembly Accuse Them
Of Lobbying
Cumberlands Gut Strong For
Prohibition.
NORTHERN CHURCH WANTS MEN

Savannah, Ca, May 25.-Calling
By name the three representatives of
the synod OF Kentucky, the complain
ants Ia the Central University Of Ken
lucky matter Before the general as
sembly of the Southern Presbyterian
church, in session here, aled a pro-
test TO the alleged action OF the rep
resentatiyes in distributing on satur-
day a pamphlet giving the institu-
tons side of the case.
Col. Thomas w. Builtt, Helm
Bruce and Rev. r. M. Green, ID. d..
are names in the protest, which
charges that while the assembly and
congregation were singing praise
God, from Whom All blessings
Flow" agents employed by tho Ken
tackians distributed the pamphlet
among the worshipers, the complain
ants stating ''they are bold TO affirm
that perhaps no such scene was ever
Witnessed in this general assembly"
They pronounced IL ''an unusual
and unfair preceding" and state
that heretofore the assembly has
placed an emphatic disapproval upon
such a course.
Previous to the discussion the fol-
lowing answer from Secretary of
State Knox was read, replying to the
assembly's request for government
aid for the two American mission
aries awaiting trial at Leopoldville.
Congo Free State, tomorrow for libel.
Can't Transfer Cases.
"The president directs me TO ac-
knowledge the receipt OF your tele-
gram OF May 81 The department OF
state on May Sd, cabled the minister
at Brussels to ask postponement of
the libel suit against Morrison and
Sheppard and to request that their
trial be held at some more convent
ent point. Ice
1.-The minister, however, was in
formed that according to the Belgian
law the government of Belgium is in
competent to order postponement
or transfer of civil cases of the
Congo and that the only authority
to postpone or transfer a
case to any judicial district is the
court itself upon petition of the de-
fendant.
1.-THE minister was further In
formed shat Morrison and Sheppard
were already en- route TO Leopoldvi1e
with their witnesses. The American
consul at Bona Is in close touch with
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

The beautiful $1,000 Ford touring
car-the first grand .-lze In The sun
and Associate NewSpapers' Great 5 10
coo Voting Contest has made its bow
10 the public. And the public has
approved. That's the big thing 90
remember. The public has most Ger
tainly endorsed the enterprise OF The
sun and associate newspapers in Civ
ing away this magnificent list OF
splendid prlzes Saturday the car was
In Metropolis and made a most de-
clded impression upon the Thought
ful people OF that community. sun
day the car was In Benton. Monday
the Ford went 60 Murray. was there
all day and Is there today. For per-
hapa forty-elgh; hours the people Of
Galloway county the majority OF whom
were attending court. forgot all about
suoh things as tobacco and other or
binary pursuits In life. The big thing
was The Suns big touring car
The car was fully equipped with
Goodrich castings. which was a sufii-
cient guarantee against tire troubles
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

80 .
Here are the prizes Paducah .
. and Mccacken county candl- .
. dates In The suns Contest stand .
To win; .
Three Grand Prizes, which go .
10 the three candidates, irespec .
tive Of district. who stand the .
. highest at the close Of the con- .
. tests, August q; .
A fully equipped, latest pat .
. tern Ford automobile, with .
. tourabout seat. $1,000. .
Second-s5OO In cash. .
Thlri--s3JO la cash. .
The McCrackcn county prizes .
. are: A 800 Ward plano, sold .
. by Hays a. Miller Bros, .
. which win 20 IN the candi- .
date standing highest Ina the .
cunnty. Then the following .
. prizes viii be- aiternated between .
. the Succeeding candidates In the .
. two districts into which the .
. county has been divided; a one .
hundrd and fifty dollar dia- .
. mond. purchased from Joe .
wolm; A hundred dollar buggy, .
. purchased from Powcll-TlogeIs; .
n seveniy-nve dollar range pur- .
chased from Geo. q. Hart A. .
. sons: seycnty-ilve dollar schoi-
. arship In The Paducah Central .
. business College; two nfty dol .
. lar watches, and two twenty-five .
. dollar pieces OF furniture. .
.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
Decoration Day Game

The Elks and the Chess, Checker
aud whist club baseball teams old
rivals In athletics. may meet next
Monday afternoon for the first time
this year. As Monday will be observ'
ed as Decoration day an EFFORT will be
made TO have the merchants clos'
their stores. and permit the clerks tc
attend the game. Neither team has
made Its formal appearance. but botf
have practiced. and owing to the riv'
airy will put up a keen contest. This
afternoon the Lloyd team and th'
Cherokee Indians are playing a
League park. while tonight a gam'
viii be played by electric light.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
EVILS OF STAGE.
ARB NOTICED BY
BISHOP WOODCOCK
Says Christian People in
Year Could Make Drama
Harmless.
Baptists Plan Big Union Re.
vival Meeting.
THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

Henderson. KY, May 25. (special)
The eighty-frst annual council
Episcopal council of the diocese of
Kentucky convened here this morn
Ing with the largest representation in
its history. Thirty parishes and mis-
sions are represented Bishop Charles
Woodcock is presiding, and after the
annual sermon, which was preached
by the Rev Irvine Goddard. of Ow-
ensboro, and Bishop woodcock was
assisted in celebrating holy commun.
ion by the Rev. G. C. Abbitt of Hop
kinsville, the bishops address was de-
liyered.
Among other things he mentioned
the evils of the modern stage. He
said that the Christian people OF the
land. IL they would, could make the
stage in one year as harmless as the
lecture platform
Regarding the Emmanuel move
mentp which he said has not yet pass
ed the experimental stage, and Is an
effort to revive the apostolic power
of healing. he advised caution In
the methods prescribed. He
said there is ample biblical authority
for the assurance that the power OF
healing is still resident in the church,
and the Bible declares the method Of
procedure.
The. memories OF the late Bishop
Potter, Of New York, and the late
George c. Thomas. treasurer OF the
church. were recalled appropriately
This afternoon until 4 o'clock the
business of the session will occupy
the council. The apportionment OF
general expenses VIII be made.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
Tenth street Revival.

Interest has been aroused in the
revival at the Tenth Street Christian
church. where the pastor, the Rev.
C. e. Jackson. is assisted by the Rev.
J. T. McKissick, OF Nashville. Last
night DR.. Kissick preached on Seek
ing the Kingdom. TO a large audi
ence. Tonight at 7:45 his subject
will be Prayer" Services at 800
and 7:45 D. m. every day
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

J. z. Terrell. T. U. West, T. A. Ewell
T. w. McElya, r. L. Lane. A. d
Moore.
Alternates: Ed Eliot, C. d. owen
c. NJ. Wells, II. c. Moore. c. S. Grac,
Mayfield First Church.
Rev. w. w. Adams, p. c.; Rev. II
l.. Orr. Rev. A. J. Wheeler. J. +
Blalock, ]. w. Pryor, II. G. Rudolph
IF. b. II. Waller, w. d. Dodds, G.. c.
Brooks, J. c. Dean, II. J. Wright, c.
l.. Carney, r. N. Stanfield. ]. w.
Green, c. b. Blalock.
Alternates: T. l.. Wallace, w. p.
Lee, ]. c. Dudley. c. II. Boone, o. II.
Brooks, a. A. London.
Mayfieid Second Church and Spence.
Rev. ]. l.. Hunter, p. c.. Rev. G..
w. Latham, j. r. Ray. r. T. Logon.
IS. NJ. Whkerson. w. T. Jones, A. A.
Vaughan, II. ]. Gregory.
Alternates: J. A. Hamilton, ID. d.
Waldorf. j. T. Wright.
Milburn Circuit.
Rev w. A. DUNCAN, p. c.; Rev. j.
b. New, ID. p, Sanford, T. Il. Davis.
j. A. Thomas. J. M. Coleman, R. r.
Heath, G. F. Fisher, ]. NJ. Mabry,
p. F. Slayton.
Alternates: ]. NJ. Gourley, w. W.
Young.
Oak Level Circuit.
Rev. W. A. Banks. p. c.; Rev. r.
A. McNutt, Rev. A. w. Burnett, Rev.
John Syres, w. f. Treas. L. II. Wash
am. e. L. Burd. ]. p. Burnett, r. H.
Ford. DR.. J. NJ. Woodall. II. Perry. c.
NJ. Rudd. I. n. Frizzell. Joe Surrett.
Alternates: II. b. Frezor. J. b.
Lyles. II. b. Carper. T. NJ. Reed.
Paducah broadway.
Rev. G. T. Sullivan. p. c.; Rev. G.
C. Crumbaugh, Rev r. w. .Chiles, +.
b. Smith, Dr. Vernon Blythe. J. II.
Faust. S. T. Hubbard, II. B. Katter-
john. C. b. Hall. J. NJ. Byrd. L. b.
ogilyie, J. J. Howell, f. NJ. McGIath-
cry, w. L. Young, w. A. Martin,
Thomas Bennett. j. NJ. Lang, II. w.
Gleaves. J. l.. Webb, ]. L. Gardner,
VIM. Blackard.
Alternates: Vernon Merritt, Mel
vile Byrd, Grover Burns, A. w. Bark
ley.
Paducah Fountain Avenue.
Rev. G.. w. Banks, p. c.; c. w.
A. ]. Bamberg, G. c. War
ner, v. f. Moore, B. T. Davis ]. NJ.
Silas Mitchell. Sr., B. j. Bill
lings, DR.. r. F. Fisher.
Alternates: II. f. Tyree. w. l..
Pickett. Silas Mitchell, Jr.. II. l..
Wallace.
Paducah Third Street and Mission
Rev. It. ]. Owen, Rev. Thomas
II. e. Donaldson. Smith
Bonner, ]. b. Mills. T. f. Ford, ]. n.
Moore.
AIternates: J. S. Canister. Joe
Henley, II. B. Smith.
Paducah Circuit.
Rev. w. J.. Naylor, p. c.; Rev. T.
B. Lane. Rev. Rudolph Naylor, Rev.
Keener Rudolph. j. II. Childress, f.
NJ. Kelly, J. T. sherron. NJ. L. Jones,
]. l.. Walters. e. C. Coles, C. T..
James. ]. Il Ford, G. T. Moss. Chas.
A. j. Eliot. w. A. Middle
ton.
Alternates: e. Futrell. ]. e.
Breckenridge. VIM. Jones, Q. H..
Jones, w. ]. Ware. W. w. Gardner.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
MACHINE EQUIPPED WITH GOODRICH CASINOS
AND, NATURALLY, NO TIRE TROUBLE OCCURS
ENTHUSIASTIC CANDIDATES CAN BE HELD
in CHECK BUT SHORT TIME LONGER
Wave Of Activity Sweeping Over the Territory Covered
by Greatest Contest in West Kentucky.

OF every description. And. Of course,
none occurred The rough. gravelly
and rocky roads had absolutely no
cffeot upon these casings and the car
viii be equipped with this high class
tire when the winner receives a. The
castings constitute but one of the
many good points In this high class
car.
Ford Makes Grand Impression.
Everywhere II has gone II has
made the most pronounced impress
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
tcontinaed on Page Four.)
West Ky. College Sold

Mayfield, KY, May 25.-The Chris
tian church sold West Kentucky col
lege buildings and grounds to the city
board OF education for $25 900. A
grammar school building will be plac-
ed on the grounds. and the building
win be remodsled for a high school
building. West Kentucky college is
one Of the oldest and best known col
leges in this part of KentHcky.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

Central City. Ky. May 25.--Last
light during the closing exercises Of
he school here in the Gish opera
house. fire and stampede
-esulted in FIVE children being so bad
burned that they will die
The entertainment was participated
n by about so little children, from 6
o s years Of age. One little girl car
wing a candle dropped II and fired
Ter clothing. She leaped from the
tage and started through the audi
nee spreading the fire.
The FIRE created by the fallen can
Ne spread rapidly and the building
was ignited. The other children
we're burned and injured by being
.rampled upon. There were about
1000 people in the building. The
Ire was checked before the building
vas destroyed
Little Miss NeM McGeary fingered
until O'Clock this morning wheT
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25

because of complaints about loafers.
whom High school girls had TO pass
every day. Since then restaurants
have fiourished there, and on Sun
day Blacknall's custom for liquid re-
freshments has been something i'm
mense.
10 Is promised that the liquids sold
by him will be sent away for analysis
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
CONTINUED on Pass Five)
NO NIercr For MosIems.

Constantinople, May 25.-Gen.
Cheftik Pasha, head of the Turkish
army. sent word today to his troops.
preserving order in Asiatic Turkey,
where massacres recently occurred to
show no mercy to Mohammedan pop
ulatlon should the slaughter OF Ar
menians be resumed.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
Union Baptist Revival.

Evangelist Terry Martin. of May
field, IL in the city waiting for a large
tent to arrive so that a union Baptist
revival meeting can be held. The
tent will be erected just south of
Broadway at Seventeenth street.
Meetings will be held twice daily in
charge of Evangelist Martin, assisted
by all the Baptist ministers OF the
city. The meeting was to have been
started yesterday and continue for
three weeks, but on account of the
won-arriyal Of the tent the opening
was postponed
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
Methodist Conference.

Paducah district conference of the
Methodist church, south, will convene
Friday at the Fountain Avenue Meth
odist church, for two days. The ex-
amining committee will meet Thurs.
day afternoon at O'Clock and the
opening sermon will be preached by
the Rev W. A. Banks. of Oak Level
circuit. Thursday night. On Sunday
pulpits Of the city will be filed by
visiting clergymen, and in the after
noon at 3 o'clock a laymen's rally
will be held at the Broadway church.
The delegates to the conference
are:
Arlington Circuit.
Rev. r. II. Pique. p c.; r. f.
Stanley, r. d. Mosby, S. w. Jackson,
| /. b. Mosby w. e. Smiley, Daniel
Mosby. DR.. X. T. Hooker. G. T. Ev-
ans. j. n. Wright. c. II. Burton.
Alternates: J. r. Berry, w. A.
Jackson. w. b. Berry.
Bardwell.
Rev. II. b. Terry, p. c.; w. p.
Fisher. J. L. Ellie. J. B. Hudson, DR..
w. L. Mosby, A. A. Webb. J. c. Ma
son.
Alternates: W. S. Ward, W. r.
Ward.
Barlow and Wicklifre.
Rev. G. w. Evans, p. c.; c. J. Bar
low, r. b. Wiford. B. s. Bailey, !. n.
Trlmble. C. C. Birney, T. l.. Dale,
j. b. Ward, VIM. Henderson.
Alternates: w. H. Megary, b.
Lawrence. ]. A. Hines, J. j. Grace.
Benton and Hardin.
Rev. e. l.. Wright P. c.; Rev. ].
A. Morgan. ]. A Mcdaniel. DR.. T. e.
lRussell, r. C. Copeland, T. ]. Jones.
c. ~ Green. Clifford Treas, John
Walker, Edgar StarKs.
Alternates: u. S. Black, T. II.
Curd, S. A. Watkins.
Briensburg Circuit.
Rev j. G. Jones. p. C.; Rev. 7. w.
Gregory, G.. w. Lemon. B. G. Hernr
don. Marvin Holland, ]. d. Fades, r.
c. Phelps. Herman Holland, j. S.
Burradell.
Alternates: ]. A. Gregory. L. W.
Chandler. w. A. Scales.
Clinton Circuit.
Rev. Il. j. w. Peters. Rev. ]. A.
Farabough, Rev. Jas. G. Seay, ]. w.
stroud. John Kell. w. II. Bone, II. S.
Parrott. f. NJ. Hopkins, w. w. Sulli-
van, NJ. C. Hopkins, II. w. Weather
ford. S. w. Lee. ]. c. Gore, j. l..
Carter, r. l.. Jackson.
Alternates: p. r.. Humphreys, j.
w. Mcdonald, G. A. Everett.
Clinton Station.
Rev. G.. w. Wilson. p. c.; Paul
Nichols Austin Wilson. J. NJ. Kemp
r. NJ. Evans, r. L. Johnson J. M.
Porter.
Alternates: f. r Bullock, J. A.
Porter.
Ia Center Circuit.
Rev. U. S. McCaslin, Rev. j. b.
Crook, S. P. Hughes, J. A. Warford'
~. w. Wray. e. T. Harris. J. 7. IRE
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
HUNGER MAD WOMAN
OF PADUCAH TRIES
TO TAKE HER LIFE

81. Louis. May 25. Especial. y
Overcome suddenly by despair. Mrs.
Lena Young. 80 years old, of Padu-
cab. seized a saucer of carbolic acid
at the city dispensary and had drunk
part. when a physician from an ad-
joining room dashed the dish from
her hands and saved her life. She
had gone voluntarily to the dispens-
airy on account Of Illness from hum
ger. She was a stranger ia st. Louis
and since her eviction Friday from
her room for non-payment OF rent
she had spent several nights in n
woodshed. Her husband is dead.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-25
Plant Beds Scraped

ciarksville. Tenn. May 25. (spe-
cial -Four large plant beds on the
farm OF Richard Broaddus near here
were scraped by night riders.