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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14
BRITISH POLO TEAM
WINS FIRST VICTORY

NARRAGANSETT PIER. r. I. Au-
gust %. - The Ranelaigh British polo
team Won its first polo match IN is
present visit here by defeating New
Haven. TO So. in the tournament for
he Point Judith cups. In 4 second
match for the same cups the Bryn Mawr
team Of Philadelphia scored an easy
victory over the Cooperstown quartet
The New Haven team, in the match
with he Englishmen. scored one goal
more than It's opponents. but lost one
and one half goals through three fouls
Lord Hugh Grosvenor was the most ag-
gressive player on the Ranelaigh team,
scoring Eve Of the nine goals The
game developed the best exhibition Of
polo seen here this season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14
HENRY HAPA| MAY
Be ARRESTED
Refuses to Construct Sidewalk
Around His HiIo
Property.

Henry Hapai, registrar Of me treas
ury department Of the territorial gov
eminent. IS liable 70 De arrested on
criminal warrant within a few days.
Acknowledgement Lindsay 5 seriously
considering ordering the warrant TO be
issued. and # i Is. he viii proseeute
Hapai 70 the extent OF the law
The charge against the territorial Of
deer IS that he refuses 10 lay s side
walk along MS property n the bust
ness section OF Hilo.
For over year the Hapai property
n Hilo has been subject OF eonten-
ton. The supervisors Of the Big Island
have time ami time again declared that
Hapai must lay a sidewalk along his
property But Henry would do nothing
of the kind. Then Superintendent
Campbell issued an order that Henry
mus, have sidewalk laid. Henry paid
as much attention 70 the superintendent
Of public works as he had TO the super
vIsors.
Consequently. everybody got sore,
and when the delegates from the Big
Island to the territorial convention ar
rived n Honolulu, some of them went
| 10 Governor Frear. Attorney General
Lindsay and Superintendent Campbell
and wanted 20 know what could be
/ done about the matter.
Marston Campbell suggested that he
could have the sidewalk laid and charge
the cost 70 Hapai. but his did not
satisfy the Hilo contingent, Hapai had
defed them and ignored the government
and he must be made to suffer for it.
yesterday Attorney General Lindsay
stated that he had about lost patience
/ and was seriously thinking of having
Henry Hapai arrested under the Grim
! fnal clause Of the sidewalk law and
punished for refusing TO lay that walk
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14
OFFICIALS RUN CADILLACS.

BROOKLYN Eagle. Aagust 21:-Aunici-
paIicies in The United States are not
alone in their buying o. Cadillac cars
for the use Of their officials. From
Honolulu. the Cadillac Company 5 ad-
vised OF the purchase Of three Cadillac
ears for the use Of the governmental
~ One one of these ears j. provided for the
Governor OF the Islands, ". /. treaT.
The secretary OF the Territory and pres
ideur Of rhe board Of health f. A.
Nott-Smith. IS also provided WITH a
Cadillac. and a third one was lnstaiied
for Tie use OF Superintendent Of Pubic
WORKS Marston Campbell Secretary
ITo-+-Smfth. in addition 70 the ear as
stoned MIN by the government, mas
bought a Cadillac for his own private
IN the United States, Cadillac ears
are owned bv New York, BrookITn,
louisville. Kentucky. and HARRISBURG,
per7svIvaniz. and operated IN the ser
vice of me various heads Of the ei'E
Departments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14
CLAIM THAT THEY ARE
ILLEGALLY RESTRAINED

koon ko and koon Heen, who claim
TO be sons Of Lum Sung. for twenty
tao wears a resident of Honolulu and
a citizen Of the United States. have APP
piled for a writ OF habeas corpus 10 free
themselves from the restraint under
which they claim TO have been placed
by immigration Inspector Brown.
The two Chinese say that they ar
rived in Honolulu on the Siberia for
the purpose OF residing with their
father. but were refused a landing and
We're placed under arrest. They ask the
federal court to free them and permit
them to land. Charlie Chillingworth IS
their attorney.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14
| BRAVE WASEOAS
ON HOME GROUNDS
seaqo University Team on Way
to Japan and viii Play
Keio Also.

fae baseball team Of the University
Chicago has started for : tour OF
srY 10000 miles. 70 test the playing
lssr OF the teams OF the japanese
{erersities OF Waseia and Keio II
III There viii be twelve players,
<IH. orviIle Page, last years cap-ain
i,sa football team. viii De the playing
l,,assr. Prof. Gilbert \. Bliss viii
E,sent Director \. \. Svagg, who :
EsSs to make the trip. ana the fac
l..
He team Is one Of the best the Ma
gu have had for years + Is CON
Essd of a!l-arouud players who have
b considerable experience playing IN
4 around Chicago for the last few
bars The party viii consist OF Josiah
/ Pegues. captain: Frank X Ceilings.
E|,.ain- elect for 1911; Frank A Paul,
hi c. Steinbrecher. u. J. Sunderland.
[-o B. Roberts. Rober- ". Baird. John
ErIe. Glen G. Roberts. Ralph NJ
Fssrv. Hermann J. Ehrhoru. and Page.
The bows are IN good condition now.
Ii in order 10 keep that way VII play
j nany games as possible on the road
! tie Orient. They stopped Of at
Esispen. Montana. On Labor Day 70
ss7 with teams from Spokane and
ETsrptt. They reached Seattle. Sep
kuber lG. from which port they sailed
b the Eamakura Mara. which viii land
len in Yokohama sixteen days later.
sy viii remain in Toxic during the
Enih Of October.
While two Of the best players OF the
baAsal team VIII not 20 70 Japan.
gs,k &. Sauer and Walter : Kennedy.
No remain behind 20 try help Stage
n tie football championship, the Ma,
fars expec- % have a victorious trip,
Though not without a struggle.
The Iaraneka boys have learned base
kH from University Of Chicago
ssshes. Alfred W. Place, a former
Hsroan star. i an instructor az Waseda
/ which school he introduced baseball!
rarber Of wears ago. Last year the
ban from The University Of Wiseensln
vpns to Japan and was defeated three
ss Of four games. by the keio Uni
vsrsitv. winning two out Of three from
Tssefa. All the games were closely
INFESTED.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14
COMMITTEE READY
TO PREPARE SCOUTS
First Meeting Today to Take Up
Preliminary Matters-BuIlard
May Speak.

There will De meeting Of the boy
scout committee this afternoon TO make
the arrangements for the launching o.
the organization n Hawaii. Paul
Super, who was named as the chairman
of the committee has appointed with
him. D. Howard Hitchcock, Ed Towse,
T. R. Biddle and 4. II. Dondero.
The selections were wisely made and
the committee as it stands. is capable
Of making the most Of the scouts
Hitchcock thoroughly acquainted him
self with the scout movement while on
the coast and interviewed its officers as
10 the methods employed. He returned
loaded with data which viii all come
IN handy.
Towse has had plentiful experience
along the lines that the young scouts
viii be trained and viii be able 70 give
them first hand instruction and advice
Biddle. as a captain IN the Spanish
AmtrIean war. saw actual service and
i in i position Il impair. all the mill
-arv knowledge that the scouts VII
need and more. Dondero is the real
scout Of the committee as he was with
the Fifth Cavalry IN Arizona. having
charge of the Indian scouts attached 70
headquarters.
Lieurenant-ColoaelB Billiard. scout en-
chusiast-in-chief on the Coast. arrives
today on the transport Logan. The
committee meeting today viii take mp a
plar for Billiard 5 entertainment and
he NAV be asked to speak before large
gathering where the scout movement
VIII be formally launched.
Three or four patrols have already
organized themselves and are awaiting
orga nization and instructions from
headuuarters when il shall be establish
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14
LARNED TIES SEARS
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD

NEWPORT. Rhode Island. August -.
In * match brincul i brilliant tennis
IN the par, q both contestants. WI
liam 4. Larneti Of Summit. New jersey.
rve--lme champion u this country. de
tearad Thomas {. Bun5v % Los -
geles, California, Thursday af-e~-sel
three sets 70 NO, e., -. O.. IS.
ID, ana thereby won rs S-xc4 caau-
P-onshsp title a. we'll as becoming per
manenr owner OF his second champion
ship trophy.
By winning this match. I-arnei ties
the record made hv H. D, Sears. me frs
American champion these TWO players
now being the only ones - own TWO
national championship emblems.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14
|SatuIday, Sept. II, 10,
N HONOLULU HARBOR
Commencing at 9 a NJ.


p. = - T-onbv
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sqa. 50 p-iza az
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IS So po:-od- - Poa.s fs,iding
: seats Pnze, So ITopny r..
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sas+ss p-;za s2o Trorhv
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Is sa;l;r~ D.. tor Saa v,a,s Prize
AZ -. - -0' 20
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-14

After PLAYING in Japan the Naroons
vii caNe "trip II Manila and 70 a
hamoer 81 cities in China. The length
o. The tTip viii depend upon how many
games can De arranged for outside Of
JaDa1.
Here i q chance for Honolulu ball
promoters % GET the team 70 return BY
this port
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-24
Urat0Waf0 zycie cZfoWIe.
kOWi z Iowa..

Okropny gr6b zda~a} SIG zagra.
lac Robertowi Madison, z West
Burlington, Iowa, gdy po siedmiu
tYgodniach W szpita'u, c4terech
nailepszych lekarzy 90 opu6ci4o.
Wtenczas sic okazafa zadziwiajaca
moe leozenia Electrl: Bitters, Przez
przesz}o osiem miesiecy, okropne-
GO cierpienia, ma ohorobe watroby
> z6haozke, ME majqc polepszenia
cd lnnych lekarstw lub doktor6w.
ple6 butelek tego uiezr6wuanego
lekarstwa kompletnie go w~yleczy-
10. Jest gwarantowane jake ME
zawodne ma choroby zo]adka, wa
troby albo merck i nigdy ME "a.
-wodsi. Tylko SOC " apiece M. j.
Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-24

czem to - COS - polega.
- Zobaczycie %pa6stwo! -
~zauwazy} kto6, 10 piezadlu
go ca}y dom p6jdzie z dy-
mem. Ludzi ~niesumiennych
teraz lest dosy6,. coz sobie
gospodarz z tego 1obi, byle-
by on mia} .zysk?
- Nie!.- odezwa} sic :dru-
81, - ia juz Cd dawna wi:
DIE, ze dom mocno ME stoi
i niezadlugo nam sic ma glo-
we zawali. Natufalnie ze COS.
podarzowi O to chodzi, ably
Mkt sic ME w~yprowadzi]
vice znizeniem komornego
chcesnas uja6 aby6my W lynn
domu, grozacym upadkiem,
pozostali!
[ sfuzace byfy W trwod4e
/ przestrachu. Stara Kasia
juz dawno wiedzia}a i s}ysza
la, jak duch aieboszczyka
Twardygrosza chodzi 20 sic
nj i sklepach i. brzaka Ian
cuchaml. Ma gore sfyszano
takze przerazliwe ha}asy,
trzaskanie drzwiami i strasz-
live jeki j wzdychania.
To dom .zaklety, i g1u.
pi, kto W MIN bedzie d}uzej
s}uzy6 i narazac swe zycie j
zdrowie! = take :byto haslo
pomiedzy s1uzba.
Skutek tel og6]nej trwogi
wnet sic pokaza1. Lokatorzy,
kt6rych kontrakt sic skoh-
cyl, ma gwalt sic wyprowa.
dali, a inni woleli kwartal-
ne komorne straci6, zap}acic
i ~wyprowadzi6: sic, jak dtuzej
mieszkac W tym .domu, kt6-
ry gospodarz podai W
podejrzenie, gdy bez potrze-
by tax znacznje* zni5yf ko.
morne.
Niezadlugo nioszkania j
sklady " domu sta}y pustka.
mi, a poczciwy Krzykalski .
staral sic miejsce, DO j
on dfuzej " tym domu ne
chciat pozostac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-24

90 zdania, DO }agodny zawsze
pan P%rzyjemski przerwal mu
surowo:
Moi kochany panic
Krzykalski, ia jestem tego
zwyczajny, re mole rozpo~
rzadzenia wykonuja, a ME
krytykuja. Zr6b pan zaraz, jak
panu kaza}em! zawiadomie-
ME %pismienne odbiora loka-
torowie odemnie p6zniej.
Zdziwiony wyszedl odz-
e." .t ~
wierny, a przerazenie malo-
walo sic ma jego obliczu; "a
uwazy}y to iona i c6rka.
- Ma Boga, coz sic stale?
- Cos okropnego! vie
eel ME m6g} poczciwiec wy
m6wic.
- Czy ci s}uzbe wypowie.
dial? Czy musimy sic z do
mu wynosic?
- Mic z tego wezystkiego,
- rzek1 Krzykalski, gdy ME-
co sic uspoko'}. - Wystaw-
Gle sobie dzieci - nasz Cos
podarz dis nagle zwaryowaN
Rozumie sic, ze ami matka
ami: c6rka temu ME dawa1a
WARY, przeciwnie poczely po-
%dejrzywac, ze szanowny me-
zulo i o]czulo wiecej wypi},
anizeli koniecznie potrzeba
do zagaszenia pragnienia.
.Nazaiutrz jednakze przestaiy
watpic W jego s}owa, gdy is
'totnie pos}annictwo swe spell
nil i lokatorom ~oznajmi} wo.
lie gospodarza, kt6ry wcale
ME przeczuwa} jake beda
'skutki dobroci.
i.
Ottawa pred nieznanem
grozacem niebezpiecze6"
stwem ogarne|a wszystkie u
mysiy. Sasiedzi, kt6rzy do
0 siebie sic ME
troszczyli, zbiegali sic j wy
wiadywali sic, czy wszystkich
to Same ME spotkalo.
W tenn cos jest - u
wazali wszyscy, chociaz mkt
ME m6gf ~wytl6maczyc, ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-24
Zaklety dom.

Zaklety dom.
JUL trzeba przyzna6, ze ME
bylo czlowieka wiecej lubia-
nego " cslem miescie, jak
pan rzecznik P%rzyjemski.
Prawy, Szlachetny, bezinte.
resowny, a przytvm pe1en
humoru i dowcipu, pozyskal
sobie serca wszystkich, tax
re klient6w mia!!, co niemia-
"a, i chociaz %wymagan;a jego
ME by{v wyg6rowane, a tam,
gdzie widzial biede, nietylko
R4S e. .~'.-5. HN-EE -E-. -
mic ME bra}, ale nawet .po-
kryjomu dawal, mimo to wi
docznie mad praca jego "a
wislo b}ogos}awie6stwo i do
brze mu sig powodzi}o. Jako
radny miasta goraco zawsze
wystepowal W i%nteresie oby.
wateli, a mianowicie ubogich,
p~rzemawia1 "a oszczedno5cia
W wydatkach, a przeciw pod
wyzszaniu podatk6w; a gdy
razu pewnego " ostrej mo.
vie przeciwko wlakcicielom
kamienic, kt6rzy tax bez.
wzg1ednie podwyzszali ko~
morne wystapi1, mi}os6 niez~
mierns ku MENU sic wyro-
dziia.~ -
w tenn umar{ W miescie
pan Tytue Twardvgrosz, wuj
pana ~Przyjemskiego, bez~
dzietny wdowlec, kt6rego ca
fy majatek przypad} siostrzeh--
cowi, iako jego jedynemu
krewnemu. Pan Przyiemski
maio obcowa} ze swym WI
jem, gdy ten jeszcze zy}; "
domu jego bywa} nadzwyczaj
rsadko, gdy wazna do togo
by}a potrzeba. Trzeba bo.
wien wiedziec, ze pan Twar.
dygrosz by} sknera, chciw-
Gem ~pierwszego rzedu, NELL
tosciwym gospodarzem ola
swych lokator6w, a nawet
powiadali sobie, 10 potajem-
ME pieniadze wypozycza} ma
lichwe.
;gv
DO pozosta}o6ci pc SIP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-24

= TAX t. bywa, = mawia
odtad pan P%rzyjemski,
gdy cz1ek chce uszczesliwic
ludzi wbrew ich wolf!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-24

Twardygroszu nalezala take.
kamienica, wprawdzie ME
najwspanialsza, ale porzadna
i przyzwoita; lukatorami jej
byli ludz;e sredniego stanu.
Ma dole mieszka} Odzwierny,
kt6ry zarazem by} zarzadzca
domu.
Nowy w}asciciel majatku !
kamienicy przeznaczy} ma
samprz6d po}owe majatku ma
dobroczynne cele, ably ma
.prawi6 krzywdy, jake nie~
boszczyk wuj ludziom wy
rzadza}, a potem pocza4 pre-
gladac kontrakty d~zierzawy
swych lokator6w. z oburze-
MEM przekona} sic, 20 ME-
boszczyk wuj corocznie pod.
wyzszal komorne W rozmai-
ty spos6b uciska1 lokator6w.
"Bedzie to teraz inaczej!".
zawola}. "Pokaze ludziom, re
So w}aSciciele kamlenic bez
interesowni, ludz;e z SER
cem!"
Podczas gdy to szlachetne
checi zaimowa}y mySli pana
P~rzyjemskiego, wszed} dc po-
koju odzwierny, ably W ME-
kt6rych interesaoh zasiegnac
rozkaz6w nowego pana.
"Dobrze, re pan przycho~
dzisz, panic Krzykalski',
rzekl mu pan Przyjemski,
imam ola pana mile po!ece-
ME. Oswiadcz pan wszyst-
kim lckatorom, ze-od pray
sz}ego kwartalu komorne O
czwarta Geese bedzie znizo-
me-"
"Chcia}e6 pewnie powie-
dziec podwyzszone," zauwa.
zy{ Krzykalski z p%ewnoscia
siebie.
"Powiedzia}em: znizone!"
rzek} z przyciskjem pan
Przyjemski.
- Alez moi Boze, to rzecz
niepodobna! professional
Krzykalski. Rolwaz pan, ze.
Me m6g1 doko6czyc swe-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-11-24
Coraz popularnlejszy,
Severy ANTISEPSOL zdobyw,

Severy ANTISEPSOL zdobywa
coraz wiecej popularno6c' jake
najpozytecznieiszy srodek do utrzy
,nsnia csobis1ego zdrowla | czysto
SCI. Ma on szerokle pole zastoso
wanna, kt6re jest bardziej szczcg6
lowo opisane " ks a1eczce, :owin}e.
tel doko{a kazdej butelk'. Antisep.
sol utrzymuje " ozystosci jamt
ustna i oddech, utrzymuje W zdro
win dzias}a chroni zebY cd psu-
cla s.e. B}ony zaognione organy
odchodowe leczlG MONA skutecz1
ME przez szpryoowanle rozciehczo-
nym Antisepsolem. U aptekarzy.
rs cent6w "a butelke. Spor,adzony
przez w. F. Severa Co., Cedar Ra
plds. Iowa.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
FOREMAN AGAIN
PROFITS BY TIMD
PAT LAILY HAD
THE HONORS WITHIN HIS
GRASf.

II might have been President Pat
Lally. of the board of councilmen-
but II isn't. The clock again played
havoc with the political enemies of
President Al Foreman. On the occa-
sion OF his previous election the
clerks timepiece and that OF Council
man Wanner did not agree. Conse-
luently. the clerk called the board to
3rder before Councilman Manners
watch said was meeting time, and
when he arrived the election was over
and Foreman was elected. This time
when votes enough 10 elect LAlly
we're there. the clerks timepiece and
those of some of the members again
disagreed. and II was by some be-
lieved to be nearly eight when the
board was called to order. In the
meeting Foreman's allies had liter
ally talked Pat Lally out OF his ambl-
ton, and the Foreman slate went
through without a bobble.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
SECOND INQUEST
In SMEDLEY CASE
MAY BE SOUGHT SINCE HIRAM Is
SENDING OUT STRANGE
MESSAGES.

Attorneys for Hiram Smedley, II
is said. will ask for another trial for
lunacy for their client, as the result
OF his conduct for the last few
weeks. This morning Col. Gus G.
Singletona county court clerk, re-
ceived a note from Smedley. in
which he said he had been granted
a parole by the board OF control. and
would like to secure a position in
the Office. assisting Colonel Single
ton. When seen at his cell Mr..
Smedley said the parole had been
granted, and that he would be re-
leased from jail in few days.
Hon. John X. Hendrick said moth
ing of the kind had been attempted
but did not seem surprised that
Smedley had written the note II is
said that several notes have been
written by Mr.. Smedley threatening
to commit suicide There have been
reports that he was addicted to the
drug habit again. but this has been
denied by Mr.. Smedley.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
Ship Subsidy Bill is Introduced
in Lower House of Congress Today
by a Washington Representative
Railroad Steamship Lines Are
Cut Off From Benefits and
Tonnage, Construction and
Availability.

Washington. Jan. 4-Congress
convened after two weeks recess at
noon today. There was only brief
session OF both houses. On account
OF the death during the holidays of
Senator McIAurin the senate ad-
journed in nine minutes after 1t con-
vened.
The administration ship subsidy
bill was introduced In the house to-
day. Representative Humphrey, OF
Washington. presented the bill. The
measure Is the result OF a compro-
mise between dlsputing factions.
favoring the subsidy idea. The bill
provides for the payment OF a mail
subsidy. the exaction Of heavier ton
mage tax on foreign vessels and the
admission of foreign vessels 10 Amer
lean registry for foreign trade only.
Routes from the Pacific coast to
China, Japan. Philippines. South
America and Australia. where the
outward voyage IL over 900 miles.
20 get the proposed advances Of mail
subsidies. Ships must be built OF
iron or steel. and must be available
az all times for the use OF the United
States and cannot be sold without
the written consent OF the secretary
OF the navy. No ship owned BY rail-
roads. or TO which railroads give
preferential rates. can receive the
proposed benefit.
a change In the schedule In Taft
messages was announced from the
white house today. Since the con
ference with railroad leaders yester-
day Il has been decided TO make
some changes In the interstate com
merce message. II Is now announced
that the message will not be ready
until some time next week The
message. suggesting changes In the
sherman antitrust law. and the mes
sage. dealing with the Ballinger-
Pinchot controversy and the mes
cage on federal Incorporation law
al are expected within ten days.
Humphrey discussing the bill said:
l"If the people knew the facts there
would be no opposition 10 the bill. !
have frequently said stll expect war
with Japan. Japan has 2GO vessels
fltted to carry soldiers; the United
States perhaps ten. Japan could
carry 100000 soldiers az one time:
the United states 10000. Japan has
built so vessels suitable for trans-
ports and the United States none.
American citizens are not permitted
to attend Japanese schools and not
permitted to reside except In certain
quarters provided for that purpose.
A short time ago Japan demanded
and was granted these privileges In
America. Why2 All the rest know
our conditions; we are deceiving
none but ourselves"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
ALLEGED ATTACK
ON MAIL CARRIER
GETS MAN IN TROUBLE WITH
FEDERAL CRIMINAL
CODE.

Charged with assaulting a mail
carrier, Mitchell Canter, of Kevil
was arrested last night at his home
by Elwood Neel, deputy United
States marshal. This morning be
fore w. A. Gardner, United States
commissioner, he waived the exam
lining trial and was admitted to bond
In the sum of 5000 for his appear
ance In federal court next April. II
Is alleged in December that Canter
attacked Sanders Force, who carries
the mail from the railroad station to
the postoffice at Kevil.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
HISTORIC CHAIR WHICH
HIS FATHER OCCUPIED.

Hon. Jake Corbett has been pre-
sented with the chair that his father,
Col Thomas Corbett, occupied in the
Legislature for 20 years as a repre-
sentative OF Mccracken and Ballard
counties. The chair has been used In
the old legislature. but when the
'olOns moved to the new building the
Old historic furniture was abandoned.
The chair was made by hand 75 years
ago, and today is as substantial as It
was years ago. Mr.. Corbett is ex-
tFemely proud Lf the chair. and later
will present 1t to Master Tom Cor
bett. the son OF Attorney Hal CoThett.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
I. & N. TRAIN
is SIDESWIpUD
PASSENGER COACHES KNOCKED
OFF TRACK INTO A
POND.

Bowling Gresn, KY Jan. 4. (Spe-
cial) )-Three people were injured,
one of them, NJ. o. Hughes, of this
city, being seriously hurt in a wreck
at Oakland. near here. The engine
to the fast passenger train from Lou
isville side-swiped the rear coaches OF
the Bowling Green accommodation
on the Louisville & Nashville. bound
for Louisville. The coaches were
thrown from the track into a pond
Many had narrow escapes. Hughes
is a prominent Equity society man.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
STATE FARMERS UNION
BOARD TO MEET HERE

A special meeting OF the state
board of the Farmers Union will be
held here tomorrow at the Office OF
r. l.. Barnett, secretary. at the
Three Links building Mr.. John
Grady, of Gilbertsvllle. who is chair
man, will not be able to attend and
ii is probable that Mr.. Barnett will
be absent as he is confined to his
he'd with Illness. A representative
from Kentucky 10 the legislative
committee at Washington will be
elected.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
General Strike Win
BE Announced Shortly

Minneapolis Jan. 4-President Hawley of the Switch
mems Union today in interview, declared within week
there will be general strike of the organizations the rail
way department of the American Federation of Labor
throughout the northwest He said the statement his
and announcement prediction and
could be taken what it is worth The of
hostiltes must from Chairman Perham, in Wash
ingtonn he said but this is what believe is going to hap
pen Perllam is trying by every to bring about
peaceful settlement before issuing the call.''
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-04
Drunken Lovers Deed.

Leadville. Colo. Jan. 4.-Dell
Hedges. OF Kansas City. arrived last
night intoxicated and went to a
boarding house TO see his sweet
heart. May Conroy. lie accused her
OF unfaithfulness. They quarreled
and he shot and killed her and
wounded himself He is dying to-
day.