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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31
PREPARATION
OF Matted MILK

In the preservation Of foods. an art
which has reached considerable per.
lection In these days, It Is curious to
note how important a part Is played
by opposite forces Of nature. For In.
stance, after milk Is obtained from
the COW, It Is a wonderful stride to.
wards keeping II pure, to use cold Tin
the form OF natural ice, generality to
bring the temperature promptly down
until near the freezing point Further
IN, by prolonged heating of the milk
70 moderately high temperature. the
bacteria or germs which are unhealthy
are Killed, aud the milk Is rendered
safe for use by the infant or invalid.
and not changed In It's dlgostibility,
Both Of these methods are used In
their amplost form In the preparation
NJ H0rlicks Matted MIX, ~ as IA
obtain the highest purity Of the food,
But boiidcs this, The product II re-
ducod 20 dry powder form, In yacuo,
n low temperature since the absence
n moisture proves an ethcienl means
II preventing the growth Of bacteria.
and the product may be- taken ~ all
paltH ut tho world rrlalning AN tho
nulrltIye value ni matted grain ani
rich milk ana nt q m0mrnlH notice
furnish food drink that Is sustain
ing mylWralmg and drliripus ~ Tho
lHrin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31
FORT SHAFTER NEWS Il
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MISREPRESENTATION

For many months past there have
been radical changes eifecting officers
In this Iost. The June transport car.
rled away from this battalion, Major
8. w. Dunning. Captain George u.
Moore and Captain Charles W. Exton
Spg cial orders from headquarters, Ma.
Mia. y. I. make the following changes:
Captain ftobert w. Mearns from Com.
ertpany Is to Company II; Captain
George H. Estes. Jr,, from Unassign-
ed to Company G Captain Charles w.
Exton from Company q to Unassigned
and Captain Arthur W. Shipp from
Company II to Company b. These Of
fcers have not as Yet arrived but are
expected In a few days.
Practice Engineering.
Owing TO the fact that Tuesday was
the day before Muster @ Company
did not take It's regular weekly hike
Instead, training in the ar. of build
ing the fascine and gab.on, nipple
mcDts used IN throwing up breast
works and batteries and made Oi
sticks of wood was INDUCED in, The
Company did not go far and returned
To the post In time for dinner
Company H Hike.
The regular weekly hike was made
by II Company Tuesday morning. The
model Company left the post about
500 a. m. In fun field equipment,
they did not go far however, for they
returned TO the post shortly after
noon.
johnson In Hospital.
Private Johnson of Company II Is
In the post hospital for treatment He
Is regaining his health very rapid and
IL expected TO return TO his Company
IN week or 30,
Muster.
The regular monthly muster was
celebrated on Wednesday, The men
wore garrison equipments and assem-
hled ON the parade ground al a. m
AMER passing In review the different
Companies were inspected by the Post
Commander Prisoners were muster
,d noNt and ihen came tho Hospital
c1rps The remainder NJ Tho day The
men had a. lhemholyrs.
Hlkin0 Days Assigned
kpfrlal days ior practice mirrhrH
nnd nuld instruction have boon 90
tlgnrd ua lnllnWf Companies V pni
q hnlr thp lri hlh lllh e3nl AM
aalh Nhnp ~ and n lhp hlh liih
anlh ana aih ihoHr iHia Nlll rpp
sulwe M WTftl lHlH nul
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31
PINEAPPLE WORKS
DOING WELL

Twothirds of the seasons pack has
been put mp by the Hawaiian Zine.
apple Company, and the end of the
season Is In sight
Forty thousand cases were the mum.
her packed last week which was u
little above the average but shows
what can be done when the cannery
Ii run NJ full blast,
The pines nre received from all
parts 0I the island especially Wahl
ava ana pupnkea From the latter
place nearly an of tho or0p il ln
The pineapple Juice which h be-
lnE Phi up h n0 email item In the
days work about boO cases a day he
mg disposed nj
u h. estimated ilpt The pack ful
The srasnn VIII reach tho 900 uOp marx
easily AZ tho present lime there q
a nlBhl lurrp ~ Wmk 10 lhp rlnnply
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31

trict lie was finally caught at Ka.
waihae where he had gone TO catch
the steamer, II is reported that he
confessed that he had entered the
store and had taken the goods, and
that he implicated two other Koreans,
who he said had acted as his conled.
crates by helping him pack the plund,
or away from the store, All three
men have been placed under arrest,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31

Ross n Hospital.
Private Ross of Company L was ad-
mitted to the hospital last Monday.
Ross recently transferred from the
Coast ARTILLERY Corps to this battalion
and II Is thought that road pound.
ing" does not agree with him. II is
hoped that he will be able TO return
to duty with mis- company In a few
days.
Carroll Absent.
Private Michael Carroll of Company
q has been absent from his company
since Monday morning last. Carroll
took most OF his belongings with him
and 1t is thought that he shipped out
on some "windjammer"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31
ILLINOIS BABY WEIGHS
ONLY POUND AND A HALF

DuQuolN, H., Aug, IA baby
girl, weighing one and u half
pounds, aud less than twelve inches
In length, was born yesterday to Nh,
and Mrs Cherries Wallace, who live
on a farm east OF here The Infant
is 50 tiny thai a match win hide
one ut her ringers, while her head Is
about the sito of hens egg. The
de- tors say she Will live
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31
HAWAII'S SHARE
OF REVENUE
Ranks Above The Other
Continental
States
lspeclal Correspondence.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 49,
During the fiscal year which ended
ON June 80 last, Hawaii contributed
In internal revenue to the Treasury
OF the UnLed States the sum of
S2O9.I32.5l, according to the pre-
nmrnary report of the Commissioners
OF internal Revenue just made pub
lie Hawaii contributed more than
each OF the following States: Ala
bama, Arkansas, New Mexico and
South Carolina. The total cole =
tionG were s2Ss,72S,O14.72, as fol-
In,uu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31

lhrru arc some paiurra sp ounsil
lmei ihw ,yor}lhlus lhpl wlyea plrl
emo 40 plhplb sprmH iu 'hvm lmmn
Wl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31

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gIhb, npllrllp nu'lpr'' nnlfr
rhpnr Hahll
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31

10 fsf isn't fafds ~ ssls a.
lhs Hpllslln aihef
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-31

lnier islani ana u - Rhlpplng
hmlka lnl nalp IA 100 hullplin
uihip Nup pAVh
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
BIOGRAPHY AT LIBRARY

Armstrong. Lorenzo di Medici;
Bruce. Life of Sam Houston; Bern
hard. whistler; Barnes, Commodore
Ferry; Bruce. Women in the Max
ing of America; Butler. Ten Great
and Good Men; Brandes, Anatole
France; Chestnut. Diary From
Dixie; Chesterton. George Bernard
Shaw; Corning. William Mckinley;
Claiming, Thoreu; Campbell, Paul
the Mystic; Dubois. John Brown;
Daffan. Women In History; Frost,
Man of Destiny; Forman. George
Meredith; Froude, Thomas Carlyle;
Gladstone. George Whitfield; Glad
den, Recollections; Hale, Memories
of a Hundred Years; Hassall. Ma
.zarin; Henderson. Lady of the Old
Regime; lnnes. Cranmer and the
Reformation; Janvier. Henry Hud-
son; Lubbock, Samuel Pepys; Mil
mine. Life of Mary Baker Eddy;
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10

Moses. Louisa May Alcott; Mark
ham. Marvellous Year; Morse. JOHN
Adams; Nicoll. Ian McLaren; Pryor
"reminiscences of Peace and War;
Price, Old Masters of the Blue
Grass; Pigeon. Theodosia Burr;
Richard. Philip Melanchthon; Reisch
Woman Through the Ages: Shaler,
Autobiography; Sterling. Story OF
Sir Galahad; Stenton, William. the
Conqueror; Shepard, Martin Van
Buren,; Sanborn, Thoreau; Shea,
Lives of the Saints; Sainte-Beuve,
Portraits of Celebrated Women
Thwaites. Daniel Boone; Taylor,
Cardinal Democrat Manning; Van
Dyke. Renaissance Portraits; Wal
lace, Life of .Schopenhauer; Willert,
Henry of Navarro; Winter, old
Friends; Williams. Mr.. Cleveland;
Wedmore. Life of Honore de Bal
zac; Walker. Great Men of the
Christian Church.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS

PALMER HOUSE w. C. Thrcg-
morton. Marion. H.: X. y iiolton.
Evansville. =. u. BesTh Akin. q
-. n Robinson. Va hyille; Fred
Lent. Cincinnati. l.. r. McCabe
Pr.bccton. Nj and Mrs ". D.
steele. Henderson. G. B Orgic. ST.
Louis
bELNEDERE Ira Lutcs CHI
cago. r.. y. Lcibcr 81 Louis. r. "
Beaumont. St Louis. } e. Rfming-
ham. Montgomery. Mo. T. u. smith.
Murray: Mr.. I. Hopper and Mn NJ.
Philips. Kalamazoo, Mich. " s.
Mills. I.ouifyille.
NEW RICHMOND II. Dunlap.
Vicksburg: J. , Houncn. HIVES
willie: q. NJ. Ledbcttcr. iot Ranch.
okla W. c. Thorngton. Marion. A..
"A. Wymick. Calvert CITY. James
.lNN.s. BrookPort. Ira CHAR. Charles
ton. Mo
ST NICHOLAS y - LeWis.
Kansas city. Chas wInborn. Sayau-
nah. ChaF John. Hcnrhaw; }. q.
Glasgow. Murray: Joe Cohn. Chica-
20: ". G. Paviit. Mt Vernon. lll-,
J 2. Talber. ColWay. c. T John
ron. 81 Louis
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
e ~ Ii1l
Orders.

orders made were.
Woodson Coles Fades W. Nathan
william Fades: defendant permitted
to give bond of $1,000 Tor the re-
turn of personal property attached
In this action or its value so adj
Judged by the court.
T. l.. u. Tood. executor. vs.. Amer
lean Motor Car company; Foreman
a Gresham filed petition. IA. Wal
lcrstein filed petition.
Gray Motor company vs.. Jesse
We'll. trustee; plaintiff ilod general
demurrer to FIRST and second para
graphs OF answer of defendant. Jesse
Well.
MAY Robson W. Richard Robl-.
son: divorce granted.
Alonzo Miller vs.. J. W. Hart
Judgment filed awarding the plain
tin the sum of $50.
T. W. Whittcmorc. guardian. vs.
Emily Rivcs and Harold Riyes;
master commissioner directed to sell
property located In county aud
owned by tae minor heirs.
Nellie Farrin vs. Thomas B Far
rim; divorce granted.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
NEW rule roR roRTo RICO.


Washington. June 20 Tho gen
eral debate on the Olmatcad bill 10
create a new form Of civil govern
ment for the island Of Porto Rico
was concluded and the house began
the consideration of the measure for
amendment under the hvc-minute
rule. thus practically iusuring final
action ncit Wednesday
Commissioner Larrinaga. of Porto
Rico. spoke IN opposition 60 the pro-
posed form Of government OF the
island
Representative Garrett OF Ton
nesscc. and Helm. of Kentucky.
Joined the commissioner in his criti-
cism of the bill ~ falling to give 10
the Porto Ricans the degree OF self
govornment)to to which they were en-
titled
Representative Parsons. of New
Fork. citing the illiteracy of the
Porto Ricaas Ak being more than 20
per cent at hhe time of the last cen
sus. in 1889, insisted that the peo-
pie of the iland were not prepared
for self-gov,rnment
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
A NEW SPAPER MAN

When the city lured Kentucky
youth returns to his native town in
, the full bloom OF manhood and the
local paper refers to him as "col-
onel"; his honor as a prophet in his
own country is established Nothing
can be added to the reputation OF
Arch Pool. associate editor OF the
Courier-Journal. In the Purchase,
since the Benton Tribune Democrat
applied this appellation to him on
his recent visit home.
IL may not be known to the hun
dreds OF Paducahaus, who knew Arch
Pool during his newspaper career in
this city, that he has left the tele-
graph desk. which he so ably covered
for more then decade. and is now
those succinct comments
current events. which. when they
:, noticed abroad. are credited 70
mel Watterson; though the fire.
intelligent references to mat
1ui this end OF the state led read
"ee. aspect familiar hand in the
." m of them.
|rurnun IA a typical example OF
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
DORIAN SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Is
COMPLETED.
Interesting Exercises When Pupils
Complete Their Course of
Instruction.

The program for the first annual
OF the Dorian Pri-
vate school has been arranged. The
exercises will be
hell June l5 in the Knights OF Co
lumbus hall There are three mem-
.bels OF the. gradual ing class: Miss
Willie Mai Rascoc. Miss Mary Muir
rim Dorian and Miss Mazio Friedrich.
The program is:
Orchestra.
Opening Chorus Greeting.
Samtatory Consider the Lilies of
the Fed'- Mary Murrin Dorian.
Orchestra.
Essay. They Labor Not. Neither
Do They Spin"-Miss Friedrich.
Vocal selection. "Mrs. J. Stoddard
Robertson, Miss Friedrich. Mr.. Lloyd
Robertson. Mr.. Byers Staten. Mr.
William Wilhelm.
Naled.ctory. yet solomon in All
His Glory Was Not Arrayed like
One OF The.e" e"-WiNe Mai Rascoe.
Vocal solo-Mrs. J. Stoddard
Rohertson.
Presentation OF medals.
Graduates farewell chorus.
Orchestra.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
Kentucky Kernels

Mayor Black, of Berdwell, re
signs. .t
Mrs. Lucy Hackney. 80, dies neal
Mayfeld.
Contract let for Driskill school in
Livingston.
Carlisle county prisoners fail in
effort to break Jail.
Mrs. Eblen will be tried Monday
at Henderson for killing husband.
Henry Wommack, farmer. neal
Mavheld, kills himself with a gun.
Cunningham. Carlisle county
boasts two sets of twins for the
census report.
Frank Pitman. South Graves, sued
for $4,000 by Emma Howard and
Car. Kelly for slander.
Scott Farmer. convict at Frank.
fort pardoned to go home to sec
his dying grandmother.
Dog Island. near Smithland, sold
for s10.00O to l.. c. Hbbbs. Was
listed for taxes at $4,000.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10

the anonymity that goes into the
making of the great American news
paper. No brief brilllance of achieve
ment has made his name a house
hold word in the nation; but for
years he has wrought steadily and
consistently, giving the best that
was in him to the reputation and
character of the paper, his life a
daily sacrifice on the altar OF loyalty
His fame has been in the office
among those who worked with him;
his reward Is greater personal re-
sponsibility and deeper anonymity;
his glory is in the fruits of the ideas
he planted. He is the newspaper
man withou. any frills to him; sure,
reliable, true and never grown
stale" Arch Pools are more to be
desired than many fine writers.
Arch will blush when he reads
what the Tribune-Democrat says
about him:
"Col. Arch Pool. of the Louisville
Courier journal, who is enjoying a
well deserved and much needed vaca-
ton. was a welcome visitor at the
Office last Tuesday
having arrived home Monday after
noon. Col. Pool was born in this
county just north of town. AZ years
ago. and although coming from hum
BILE parentage, by hard work and
close application to his studies, ac-
quired an education which has fitted
him for the responsible and lucrative
position of honor and trust which
he now holds with so much credit
and honor to himself Every young
man in this county would do well to
study and endeavor to emulate the
course of this self-made man of
Marshall county, and instead of fool
ing their time away on the street
corner gossiping with the idle riff-
rsff. be putting in their time at
some useful work or study. Remem
bering all the while. that the only
limit to what a man can accomplish
IN life. In human endurance. The
Democrat joins host of
warm personal friends. in welcoming
this brilliant and versatile knight of
the quill to his old home. and bidding
him God speed In the arduous duties
he has chosen and is SO ably filling
In life"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
RailroaSIs Active.

Since the United States engineers
at Cincinnati have approved the
plans for the Burlington bridge at
Metropolis. Ill. activity has com
menced among railroads In this
vicinity again. and crews OF engi-
neers are working on approaches 10
the bridge. The actual construction
will be undertaken just as soon as
the preliminaries can be disposed OF
and the material assembled. II prob
ably wiM be fail before everything
will be ready
This morning the following sur
veying crew of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad arrived from Lou
lsville and began work surveying
out OF Paduoah toward Metropolis
lsnding. the Kentucky enl of the
bridge: W. p. Pearson, II. l..
Schmld. Samuel J. Carpenter. II T..
Moore. S. J Rand. w A. J. Weller.
j. Montgomery and II. C. Alexander
The Big Four has already let the
contract for its road bed inro Ne
Itropolis and the Chicago and Eag;-
lern limos y Only nNe HlieS dNiA
from the Illinois end OF the bridge.
The Big Four will give Paiucah d.
rect connection east to Buffai1; the
Burlington into St Louis and the
C. e. e. |, into Chicago.
The Nashville Chattanooga a. 81.
Louis. which recently strengthened
all its bridges and road bed. Is do
ing away with all trestles and is now
putting concrete bridges over the
baypus near the Union station. this
lcity Work of increasing the capa-
city OF It's terminals here also Will
he pushed siOce the company has
secured more ground.
The Nashville. Chattanooga a. st
Louis also is ready TO announce bet
ter train service between Paris
Tenn. and Paducah. when a train
wili' leave Paris at $50 In the
morning and arrive in Paducah be
fore 9 o'clock, leay'ag on the return
trip in the evening. Now shop
pers from Paris cannot get here
before 1880 in the afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
BURLINGTON
tCoutlnued From Page One.)

Wheeler, who spoke in behalf of
the local interests. said he never saw
a hotter fight against the width OF
the main span. Although zoe feet
was decided upon. the coal company
bitterly opposed anything less than
LOCO feet. A large delegation of
the combine heads went from Pitts
burgh and were strong against zoo
feet. The span will be 200 feet In
the clear and will be constructed on
the Kentucky side, which was deem
ed the safest. The bridge site was
approved and it is thought that no
other question will arise.
Pilot w. T. Campbell, OF Cairo,
who returned with the party. said
Brookport. H.. should be compli-
mented for her stand taken in the
matter. Messrs. Pell and Charles
Ford. representing the Brookport
Commercial club. were present and
naturally sought to have the bridge
built across the Ohio at that point.
They showed much zeal in the mat
ter and are boosting their town
Secretary Saunders a. Fowler. of
the Paducah Commercial club. and
MAJOR j. II. APhcraft remained over
at Cincinnati In the interest of the
work OF the Ohio Valley Improve
ment association.
Those who returned this morning
were: Messrs. c. S. Bookwalter
Brack owen. Charles X Wheeler. W
7. Campbell. of Cairo; George G.
Wallace. Capt. John T.. Rollins
Pilot Mat Fitzner. Capt. Ed Cowling
and Henry Rampendahl. Of Metrop-
oils Captain John VI, Phillips, super
lntendent OF the floating equipment
of the Illinois Central railroad.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
JOHN D., JR, PIQuED.
White slave Jury Did LittIe-Iudge
SilcnCeS Him.

New York. June lO.-John ID.
Rockefeller. Jr. who Is foreman of
January to investigate the white
slave traffic walked into Judge
|O'Sullivan's court al the head OF a
special committee of the grand jury
To offer a prcsentmont The judge
refused to accept Il and cut on Mr..
Rockefeller when he attempted To
speak
There have been no unusual rcvo-
lations by the grand jury in refer
ence to the alleged white slave traf-
ic. to investigate which IL was inn
pancled.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10

The Smithland Banner is pleased
with the work of Paducah contrac-
tor II says:
Mr.. ]. c. Craft, contractor and
builder of Paducah is doing a spien-
did piece of work In remodeling the
residence of Hon. c. II. Wilson. on
Wilson avenue. He built fine
stock barn also for Mr. Wilson on
his fine farm above Smithlsnd. lie
gives perfect satisfaction in all his
work and when his job on Mr.. VIII
sons residence is complete II will be
one of the most handsome residences
in Smithland. II will hace over so
feet Of porches and in every way will
present a splendid and artistic ap-
pearance. Mr.. Craft is a deserving
man and worthy of confidence in ev-
cry respect. He has all kinds OF
brick and stone work done and the
chimneys and fiues built and repaired
guaranteeing satisfaction.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10

The directory OF the Paducah
Home Telephone and Telegraph Co.
will go 10 press June 18th.
Call telephone No. ESQ on or be
fore this date for all changes aud
additions This directory viii con
tain the names and addresses OF over
500 additional subscribers since the
last issue and Will be the largest
this company has ever put out
Paducah Home Telephone and Tel.
egraph Co.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10

Only short session of circuit
court was held this morning. Yes
terday afternoon the arguments were
completed in the suit of Mrs Geor-
gina Tyner against the Mannheim
Sea and Alliance Insurance com
pany for the insurance on the
steamer Graccy Childers. which was
destroyed by fire. Judge Reed will
not announce his decision until hc
reads authorities submitted by the
lawyers. s{ NNR1
Next Wednesday he will pasI
upon the motions for new trials
filed at this torn OF court.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
"WillIam Allan white . sa,

"Willism Allen White" says the
N. Y. World, has been telling Co
lumbia University about the added
tousled old head" Of Louis XVI, in
the casket. but failed to explain to
the students how the head was 20 old
when the wearer of it few minutes
before he parted with it was only a
few months past thirty-eight Bat
an orator has not the time to explain
all his fine periods"
He only said that Louis had on
old head.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
~ IT'S ONLY a HUADACBm-
why CoFneIisons neaaache Liver Pill
will cure that 10 cents Guarantee
By all druggista
Happiness and sorrow.

In happness there are far more
regions unknown than there are in
misfortune. The voice OF rhlsfor-
tune Is ever the same: happiness be-
comes the more silent as II peue-
trates deeper. He IL the happiest
man who best understands his hap
piness: for ne Is of all men most
fully aware that IL is only the lofty
idea. the untiring. courageous, hui
.B,an idea, that separates gladness
from w.-Maeterlinck.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
Thrift.

An economical housewife drank
a quantity of silver nitrate by mis-
take. The doctor, who had been
hastily summoned. ordered large
drauehts Of the white of eggs 20 be
administered MARY, Mary" mur-
INJURED the almost unconscious pa
ticnt. save the yolks for puddings," -"
Success Magazine.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
FRANcE MUST KEEP ARMY.
Gang he Too Much Attached Ia
Peace, Says BRAND.

Paris. June i0.-I'remier BRAND
In ministerial declaration In tho
4 hamber of deputies. said that In
spite of Frances attachment for
peace. its rank in the world depend
cd upon its material strength and
its duty to its ally and friends i'm
posed upon the republic the main
tenance of the military power In a
high state of efficiency.
Consequently the government. he
added. would insist upon an early
vote on the proposed new naval
program.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10
A PalpabIe Hit.

Senator La Toilette said of a
notorious financier the other day
aocordIag to the New York Times:
"He got rather setback in a
talk he had last session with one
of our men.
Money he said. Bah, there
are thousands of ways OF making
money
"'Yes, but only one honest way.
our man remarked.
81 thought you wouldn't know
it, was the reply.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-06-10

We don't know whether Desha
.,BTeckinridge's motive is to avoid
personal responsibility or to give the
Lexington Herald the prestige of the
name. N placing Col. Wafon's name
over his column of pungent Ken
tucxy paragraphs. II is a good
feature, anyway.