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TtFs orr FOR PANAMt.
President Expects To he Back In the whit,
House Ter ThaDhsGi, Ing Dinner.

RICHMOND. Va Nov the special
train carrying Presidsn; TAFT and party
to Charleston. y { on the way to Panama
passed through Richmond at I'D tonight
over the Atlantic Coast line The special
was run a. the second section Of the
regular train for the South which left
Washington at five minutes after Z O'Clock
this afternoon No stops were made he
tween Washington and Richmond
Accompanying the President are his
brother Charles = Taf, Of Cincinnati.
Charles d Norton Secretary 10 the Prssi-
dent, Capt A " Butt military aide.
and Commander Leigh Palmer. L. :. y.
naval AIDE Major Thomas L Rhoads.
army surgeon. went along to look after
tho Presidents health
Tn. special IL scheduled To srriv. in
Charleston early Tomorrow morning
The President and his party will leave
Charleston at N in the morning on the
armored cruiser T-nne-ses. conveyed by
TN. Montana. for Panama. and by fast
-teaming expects TO arrive at Colon Mon
day afternoon
Tn. start ON the return will he made
FRIDAY afternoon or SATURDAY. The re-
Turn trip will h. timed tn enable the
Pr.-ident 10 land al ,'hsrls-top On the
I'D inst he will address the Virginia
Teacher, Association az Richmond on
th.. ?3d and expects to b- back ia WASH
ington for Thanksgiving dinner
President Taft had planned to remain in
Charleston until noon tomorrow. hut
because Of the state OF the tides his plans
wer. changed this evening. and the party
will ~ abroad M 10 O'Clock President
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PASSED nv INJURED NAN
who IA, In street wsth Broken Leg After
Failing Prom Train.

Dazsd nv exposure and the pain % a
broken leg Earl L. Dawson - years old.
a mechanic whose home il at 3Oi Green
wood avenue Detroit. Mich went unat
tended for ten hours Yesterday because
those whose aid he sought believed he was
drunk
Dawson boarded an outbound ~. y.
y ~ A " train al o'clock Yesterday
morning. lost his balance when tho tram
~ cry ed and was thrown from the plat
form between East I33d and Fast iIsth
streets He lay for an hour or two be-
tween the tracks and then craWled 10
the sd. 81 a building near by. whers
h. tried 10 attract attention. No ons
would motto" him and late in tho after
noon h. crawl.d painfully 10 Concord
avenue. five blocks away. then on %
Fast iiJ,h street Here again h" appealed
IN vain 10 ihos. passing until nearly
q clock when two rchoolboys caus6
a policeman for him
Al Lebanon Hospital PwvAssm was
found 10 be- suffering from severe CON
rI-,on 81 IN. lcfi mp and probably q
fraCtUr" 81 IN" leg
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VICTIMS or 4 SLtSHER.
PrS~irT In " iiiiamsbsirE ssabs -Four Bsy
and Breaks the skull oT tDu~.

and Breaks the skull oS Dur.
The polio. Of tn. Bedford avsnut
II aiion. Williamsburg. sent ont a genera
alarm yesterday for a young man sup.
posed TO be demented who witt hin a few
hours late on Tuesday night aud early
vest ertiay morning att lacked and severely
wounded with n knife. and later with a
blackjack four boys.
The man was first not iced on the
Williamsburg Bridge plaza when he stole
up behind sylvester shaw. thirt cen
year old boy who lives nj 2I5 So,ii h
Third street and stabbed him in the
back on the left side. An hour lat 81
tw.lve-yeAr Frank ResenbarIer OF
isO Lynch NJ rect was Also attacked and
his left arm slashed Henry CIos,i-
~ years old. OF ia Rurledge street was
=, abbed in the right arm by the same man
About an hour after midnight the
stranger appeared in the neighborhoosl
Of south Third street and Marcy avenue
and besides cutting the head 81 Charles
Herman. a clerk. 10 years old. of i59 Ten
Eyck street. Ne struck him with a black
jack and fractured his skull Herman
va. taken TO the Eastern District Hos
p,taI. The three other boys had their
injuries treated in the Williamsburg Hos
pital.
The siashsr IL described a. about IN
wears old. ~ dark complexion and wear
ing dark clothes and derby hat
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KFNTTCky MILLER N ACTION.
Jake NObie. with Three Isesd Men 60 His
Account. shoot. Jaiier Through Heart.

JACKSON. Ky. Nov. O. Wesley Turner.
jailsr of Breathitt county was shot and
instantly killed last night about clock
by Jake Noble The results OF the cleo
ton were Just being announced and hun
dreds 81 people were ON the streets AZ the
time OF the killing
Noble borrowed a pistol from man who
was with Turner. Noble saying he wanted
the pistol To- shoot 10 celebrate me Re
publican victory ~ Breathiti county.
When he got the weapon in his hands he
sho, Turner twice once through the heart
ana once through the shoulder a. h. WAS
falling Turner died INSTANTLY.
Turner comes ~ a very large and IN
fu.ntial family. n" was .lected jail.r
last year by large majority and was
making a very popular officer.
Sobl.. after the shooting turned and ran
across IN. bridg. and escaped. THIS
q. the fourth man Noble has killed IN this
county and sentiment here 10 very strong
AGAINST him. Hc comes Of family which
has figured prominently IN local AFFAIRS
for many years.
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PtTIENT SHOOTS DOCTOR.
Fires Three Bullets Into Him. Theu Cou,-
mits suicide.

CHICAGO. Nov. Or. J. Hollinger an
ear nose and throat specialist. was shot
three times shortly after , o'clock this
afternoon in his offic. in the Schiller
Building by a former patient. Louis
Martin. Martin then direcied the re-
volver AT his own forehead and pulled
the trigger. dying instantly
DIR. Hollinger's injuries are not neces-
sarily fatal. although one Of tn. bullets
passed through his nose. another lodged
in hiS arm and the third IN his hand.
The cause Of the shooting il not known
TO the police.
Martin underwent An operation at III.
hands ~ DIR Hollinger recently
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LEtDER ~, y, STRgt MN.
Fanosss IBsndimastrr Taken ~ q New
Iia,- n Hospital In spris,ss Condition.

NV HAYES Conn Nov e-Juhu
Philip SolIsa. tn" han,irnasrer. il IN the
New Haven Hospital IN "A serious con
drIon. b.ing stricken this afternoon nj
his rooms III the New Haven House amer
Mr. SoIIsa and his hand CAV" concert
~ Wool-.y Hall last night and he APP
rcar-d ~. but did not complain much
until this afternoon
DIR s. = Arnold was called and ordered
IN" banima.ter Ia b- sent Immediately
To- the hospital and later said that he was
afflicted with acute indigestion and ma
LARA In Danbury on Monday night Mr..
So,I-a tainted whil. leading his hand and
had to be- carried 10 his hotel
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FEAR 4 nav Uprising.
Ex, piian Nasionai'sts stirring % Trouble
Kitchener on Hand.
>p.o,n' Clsf, Despatch 70 TIVE 81

I~p~cil' CIbls Dsspafch 20 THE SvN
LONDON. Nov O. There il some appre-
hension in official circles Of a revolt in
the Sudan The movement IL promoted
by the Egyptian Nationalis's. who prom
Use a simultaneous rising in Egypt.
Field Marshal viscount Kitchener
present trip to Egypt is reported so be in
anticipation Of trouble. and arrange
ments have been made TO augment the
military forces IN that country by troops
from England and India.
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FIGHT OyER ECkERTs VIII.


Notice Of contest 81 the will II Zen
Thomas T. Ecker'. former president ~
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
was iIed in the surrogafe's Cour, yesier.
day in behalf 81 James Clendenin Eckert.
the son who go, only $50 100 "a cash and
a life interest in si0O.OOo. whereas his
brother. Thomas r. Eckerr. Jr. inherited
the bulk ~ the % O0O.OO estate The
notice % contest alleges that Gen Erkert
was ~ unsound mind when h. made HI.
will last August and thar u wa. obtained
through undu. influence
Gen Erkert's will left q cottage ad-
joining his country place az Eih~ron.
v j.. 20 James Clendenin Rckert's daugh-
ter Joanna and gives her the 500 .OOO
left in trust 90 her father. Tho will left
S. 900 to tho testa'or's brother William
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BFPf MIR RgfOGs MN.
England. France. spain ana Is,s Arknowi.
sssgr Nrw Regisrr lon pOrtuxsl.

Sp,riJ' CIbiS DS'Dg'ch 10 TEE SrN
LISBON. Nov Great Britain. France.
Spain and Italy have formally recognized
the provisional Governments hars
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an ps ouerated In tro s-c'iOBs fOTn,~rl, b.
KtnntnR sunday niyh' second -sr7ion. ell sleepinz
rags inriu4InE neV ~ igts siyA DTsss beds
caves Grand Csn,ral terminal A " dsii' .
due boston \ M.#.k6s-
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'.r.' -"rlaIisi Legislator Ever girctr,i Ia
i'rnn-N u anita Bla- tnfitlOn,

. I,g. ~ 80, o. i don't expect
." 1bl" 10 accomplish very much
"nu u" raI-" The. d"yil declared
~ 'Liurrr ~ 'hi- civ. VhO "a.
.. no Legislature by n" Socialist
.f his 0liy Yesterday
... BEL IN" first Socialist "a nc elected
. ..r,-iarnre H.. .. - rlurb"r by
I'D b." Vd- ~ work thl- morning
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FIGHT FOR THE SPEAKERSHIP
CHtMP sItRk WONT HtIE IT
An ms OWN WAl.
Question % Revising the Present Rules
Wn he Q Feature sf the Battle
lnrir doe VIII Meet Opposition
When Ne seeks MinsSti, l.easiership

look forward Ia b,ttSr nSht over
the Sp.aksrship when the Democrats
ASSEMBLE. IN Washington in December.
1911. 20 organia. the House lnsur-
g-nov mas PLAYED havoc with the
regular Republican organization in the
House during the last few years Many
Republicans and some Democrats ar.
Of the opinion that the Democratic or
ganization IN the new Congress will he
confronted with like movement. Champ
Clark of Missouri. who will be the favorite
at the beginning 81 the race for the Demo-
cratic Speaker-hip. - "a radical of the
Bryan school New blood is Ia b- injected
into the Hous. Democracy. IL comes
from the Fast and the West The New
York contingent IN Congress ia expected
to launch a Speakership boom as an offset
to that of Mr Clark In addition there
is bound To b. a determined contest II
Mr. clark and hiI followers attempt
To make radical changes in the so-called
Cannon rules
few vear~ ago Representative Fi,z-
gerald OF Brooklyn with twenty two
other Democrats. Including the Tammany
representation. deserted the Clark leader
ship and rushed to the defence Of the
Cannon orga nization when II was threat
ened by All inslrgeut onslaught The
Cannon organization was saved for the
time Mr. Fitzgerald aud ihos. who
train with HIM in th. House favor the
present rules and will resist any effort
that nav h- nnds ro change them Mr.
Clark - on record in favor 81 a revision
% the rules and he may attack the rules
IN the campaign for the Spsak.rship
This would mean war to the knife
The Democrats will surprise many
Df their supporters and grievousiy dis
appoint tn" Republicans II they fail to
begin a fight a. soon a. they come into
control of the House
When The, ,iTne comes 10 organize the
new Hous. the Republicans will have to
select minority leader. There ~ a good
deal Of speculation here as TO who will
fall heir 10 this position. Representative
Serene T. Payne ~ New York has held
the posi- ~ Republican roor leader sine.
tn. death 81 Nelson Dingley Of Maine IN
1890 Mr. Dinglry YVES chairman 81 the
Committee on WAYS and Means. He was
succeeded nv Mr. PAYNE. who by virtue
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10 SaSAansh. Jack aonvlIie. Atlanta
Inc .sr, tr- Ia SgAbOEFd Ar i.i1~ pY Eler
'rir lighted sbeepers ana oosfrN Siion car ONce
l!s5 d pay. cor -sth 81 Phone SSs N2d.-sl1s
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wife, and Hubb, rA- 'heiI ho~-
Dtnner~ but on you hhrias
la West aisG. ADS.
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GREAT BEAR SPRING va rFR
aa~ per case Of Gisas stopper-d bottles .tsr
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pyygr,. Pure CLAmgT WINES

X r DEWEY 4 SONS 90. iss FULTON 81. y. y
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SrILE AFTER ROsENHEIwER.

No arrest was made
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
Annual Report Condemns In.
junction and Advocates
Bureau OF Mines...Terrible
Daeth Toll is Showh.

Indianapolis, Jan. ls.-Fifteen
hundred were present at the opening
OF the national miners convention at
romiinson hall this morning. They
were welcomed by Governor Mar
shall and Mayor shank. The re-
sponse was made by President Lewis.
Most OF the day will be devoted to
organizing.
THIS afternoon the credentials
committee reported and the presi-
dent appointed his committees.
Tellers will report the vote OF the
officers tomorrow. II II practically
assured Lewis will be reelected.
Edwin Perry elected secretary-treas-
urer and Frank j. Hayes. OF Illinois.
elected wce-presldent. II Is believed
the convention will finish its work
In eleven days.
Some rumor that the Lewis regime
expects that the opposition OF friends
OF John Mitchell will be felt through
out the sessions.
Lewis Report.
Lewis makes n number OF recon-
mendations for the betterment OF
the organization. lie declared the
strikes cost much money and energy
and should be the last resort A
gratifying feature OF the situation Is
the disposition OF managers and
miners In the anthracite districts TO
settle their disputes locally. lie
recommends the division OF the Unit
ed states into scale districts; the
anthracite country 90 be one dis
trict: Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas.
Oklahoma. Texas. Illinois. Indiana.
Michigan. Iowa. West Virginia and
western Pennsylvania. another. etc.
lie declares the mining industry Is
second only 70 agriculture in impor-
tance and the government should
protect miners lives. For each f6,-
$40 tons OF coal produced in 1908
one life was sacrificed. or rs lives
for every 5000 men employed.
He recommends bureau Of
mines. He condemns the use OF In
junction as n strikebreaker.
vice-President Il. S. McCulloch's
annual report declares the great
slaughter OF human lives In coal
mines is due to the greed of mine
owners and their meager provisions
for safety appliances. lie charac-
terizes as a national disgrace that
no relief is to be hoped for except
through the efforts OF the miners
themselves.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
DETECTIVEsSHOT
AT FULTON BY MAN
WHOM HE ACCUSED
Laban Burton Puts Three
Bullets in Ernest Ray Of
Nashville. s
He Says Latter Opened Fire
on Him.
IN HOTEL LOBBY

Fulton. KY, Jan. IS. (Specis., -
Laban Burton, liveyman and
prominent farmer, today xhot AID
seriously wounded Ernsst ~Rs.y. OF
Nash Vile. Ray Is in a serious condi-
ton and may die as a result of his
wounds. Burton surrendered to the
authorities and says he only fired In
self-defense.
Ray has been in Fulton about five
weeks. He was brought here as a
detective by the mayors of Fulton
and South Fulton. to run down boot
leggers. He had been here under an
assumed name and posed as a boot
logger himself This morning he
swore out warrants against nine
prominent me- OF Fulton and Burton
was among the number
Burton and Ray met in the lobby
of the Meadows hotel 3bout noon
and Burton said he addfesseds Ray,
whereupon Ray drew a tvolver and
fired at him one time. Burton fired
three shots. hitting Ray each time, in
the abdomen and breast.
The incident created a sensation in
Fulton. No one believes Burtoh
guilty OF the charge. The hotel was
thronged with travelling men at the
time of the shooting and there was
great scrambling to get pt OF zone
of fire. u
Ray Sas removed TO N;fsNflle this
afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
DOCTORS FAVOR
THE COMPROMISE
THINK SMEDLEY SHOULD BE
SENT TO PEN AS SOON AS
POSSIBLE.

Another conference between at
torneys was held today in an effort
to compromise the indictments pend
ing against Hiram Smedley. Com
monwealths Attorney John G. Low
EFT arrived in the city last night
This morning DR.. S. e. Holland, DIR.
c. p. Burnett and County Physician
l.. +. Young examined Smedley, and
reported that 1t was advisable foI
the commonwealth to let him serve
a term of six years and dismiss the
other indictments. The physicians
said II is almost impossible to treat
him properly in the county jail
where there are many chances to OBJ
tain morphine from other prisoners.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
Nicholas MonfSarrof
is Hurt in .Wesv YORK

New York, Jan. IS. Especially
Nicholas Montsarrat. formerly Of Pa
iucah, and prominent in the organ
.zatlon of the old Paducah and Eliz-
abethtown road, but now president
of the Hooking Valley system with
headquarters at Columbus, Ohio. was
seriously hurt here last night when
taxi-cab In which he was riding,
skidded on the ice and crashed into
an l.. pillar. He was taken to a hos
pital for treatment and thence to
his hotel He is suffering from the
shock. a, scalp wound, cut. on his
cheek and severed artery behind
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
He and Combs. Of Lexington.
Jockey For Delay Of Ad.
1eurnment....Both Houses
zser Cantrill's Bin. 81

Frankfort. Ky, Jan. IS. tSpecial)
The house and senate this morning
adopted a resolution, expressing ap-
proval of the amendment of the Sher-
man antitrust law, as introduced by
Campbell Cantrill, permitting the
combinations OF tobacco growers and
labor unions.
IN the senate each side Is watching
The other for some move on the
county unit bill. but each side re-
mained quiet and practically nothing
was done except to second the read
ing OF old bills and the introducing
of few new ones.
After a Org scrap over a motion
to adjourn and much parliamentary
squabbling between the unit and anti
unit people, the senate adjourned.
The fight was led by Senators Eaton
and Combs OF the anti-unit men to
prevent an adjournment, and BY
Thomas and Burnam to secure an
adjournment
Senator Newcomb introduced a
bill. creating a telephone commits
sion to be the same as the railway
commission, and fixing the maximum
rates. The bill will not affect the
rights or privileges of towns touch
ing the regulation of telephone COM
psnies except as to maximum rates.
The commission Is given power to
make investigations, etc.
Among the bills introduced were:
Carter-Creating a tax book COM
mission. to provide a uniform system
OF tax books.
Huffaker-Providing fo- the repeal
of the school law in force in Louis-
vile. and the election OF five mem
bers of the board at large 7-
Senator Combs-The state board
of education measure. providing an
assistant state superintendent and an
inspector of schools at $2.5OO an
nually each.
Senate Bills.
The following bills were introduced
in the senate:
p. j. Beard-Act to eradicate
tuberculosis from the dairy cattle of
the state. This is the agreed bill to
enforce the tGberculin test.
p. j. Beard-Act to refund pay
ment of inheritance tax on. legacies
paid by mistake of law
p. j. Beard-Act relating to liza
bility of common carriers on ship
ments of live stock
p. ]. Bcard-Act relating to law
of contributory negligence in dam
age actions.
New Bank Examiners.
+. Bertram-Act creating bipartl-
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
Governors Meet.

Washington. Jan. is-Governors
OF thirty odd states met today for
three days conference with the OBJ
ject OF furthering the uniformity Of
state laws They expect TO have
great Influence In tie future legisla-
ton of the states. After the organiz-
ing. Governor Wilson. OF Kentucky.
outlined the object or the conference
They adjourned 10 attend luncheon
at Metropolitan club and later Will
call ON President Taft.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
MAYOR SUGGESTS
JUVENILE PLAN
CITY MUST BEAR HALF EXPENSE
OF AN OFFICER OF THE
COUNTY.

Mayor Smith received a communi-
cation from County Judge Bark
ley, calling attention to the fact that
under the Juvenile court law the city
must bear half the expense Of main
talning a probation officer. whose
salary Is fixed by the county. The
present officer, serving under that
title, has been receiving sl,gJ0,
which would cost the city 5000 a
year. Mayor Smith suggested that
II the city IS liable for half the cost,
city policeman could be detailed to
attend TO the business OF the court.
The communication was subsiited to
City Solicito- Campbell.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
ohild Wants Roth.

GAINESVILLE. o.. Jan. is.--Judge
Smith says the decision In the
Christy case will be influenced by
the child's wishes Mrs. Christy Wis
tied the child. who said she absolute
ly refuses TO give up either her faith
er or mother The mother believes
this means each parent will have
Natalie part OF the time.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKER
WILL ARRIVE THURSDAY

DR.. w. w. Smith, who is to deliver
course of six lectures on Child
Life and Education" in Grace church
parish house this week, will arrive
Thursday evening and the first lect-
ure will be that night at 1870. All
public school teachers, all Sunday
school workers, all parents of chill
dren, and any interested In children
are urged to attend. DR.. Smith
comes endorsed by the local Pastors
association and the City Union of
Sunday Schools. ...s
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
JOHN CLARK DELIVERS
KNOCKOUT BLOW TO THIEF

John Clark. former marketmaster.
has not got a reputation as a pugil-
list, but last night he came within an
ace of giving an unknown negro a
Knockout. The negro was prizing at
a rear door, and Mr.. Clark heard
him. lie did not believe that IL was
a burglar. but opened the door. and
was startled to find the negro stand
ing there with bar lie drew back.
and swatted the negro q BLOW In the
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
ENABLING ACT IS y
WITH COMMITTEE
SENATOR W. V. EATON INTRO
DUCES CITY MEASURE IN
.. UPPER HOUSE.

City Solicitor James Campbell. Jr.
received a letter this morning from
State Senator w. V. Eaton. stating
that he had introduced a bill, en-
abling cities to issue special assess
ment bonds fer public improvements
and give the property owners ten
years in which to pay for it. At pres
ent the bill is in the hands of the
committee, but will not be passed
upon before next week Mr.. Camp
bell and Alderman Ernest Lackey
will go to Frankfort next week, and
appear before the committee.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
Against a Rainy Day.

Evidently IL was hungry thief
looking forward to famine, who
yesterday at noon stole a so pound
can OF Rex lard and Go pounds of
Rex bacon from the commission
house OF Hassman a. Rankin. on
First street between Broadway and
jefferson streets. A short time later
a dark negro. weighing about 1876
pounds. and presenting a greasy APP
pearance, was sighted behind Fried
man. Keller 4 eompany's building.
but he disappeared as suddenly as he
was seen. There is no other clew.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
BASKETBALL DOUBLE.
HEADER FOR TONIGHT

Two more lively basketball games
between teams in the city league will
be played tonight, when the Elks and
lndians and the Knights of Columbus
and the Light and Power teams line
up. Since the first all of the teams
have spent several hours getting into
trim. and it will take speedy team
work to win The Elks. c. c. & w
and the Light and Power teams have
a perfect percentage record and each
Is intent on sustaining the good
record.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-18
MIR. KOLB PURCHASES
THE BAUER RESIDENCE.

southeast corner OF Eighth and Mad
ison streets was sold to Mr.. Louis
Kolb. Jr. yesterday by Mr.. J Andy
Bauer Mr.. Bauer has removed to
Los Angeles. and has decided TO 10
cate there permanently. so disposed
OF his residence in the city The con
sideration was private Mr.. Kolb.
who is a wholesale druggist and a
member OF the board OF public
works. will move into the residence
about March 1.