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La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05
Summons.

State Of Colorado, county OF otcro.
81. In the distrc, court
The Colorado Machinery and supply
Company. corporation. plaintiff
VI. W l.. Hess. John Weisthem-
er. The Cheraw Alfalfa Mil Com
pany. corporation. Mary J. Hauck.
and The Atchison. Topeka and
santa Fe Railway Company. cor
poration, defendants, SUMMONS.
The people Of the state Of Colorado.
To W. l.. Hess. John Weisthemer.
The Cheraw Alfalfa MIN Company.
a corporation. Mary J. Hauck. and
The Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway Company, a corpora
ton. the defendants above named.
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you Ly
the above named plaintiff In the dis.
trict court OF otero county. state OF
Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
service hereof. II served within this
county. or. II served out Of this
county. or by publication. within thir'
ty lays after the service hereof. ex.
elusive Of the day Of service; or judg.
meut by default will be taken "A gainst
you according to the prayer of the
complaint. And II copy OF the
complaint In the above entitled ac'
ti0u be not served with this sum
mOus.or II the service hereof be made
out u this state. then ten days add
tiUull TO the time hcrcinbcforc spect
fled for appearance aud answer viii
BE- allowed before the taking Of
lud ment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought TO re-
cover against the defendant, w. l..
Hess. In the sum Of t2.l9O.30 togcth.
~ With attorneys fees aud costs on
account Of machinery and building
ma rails furnished by the plaintiff
10 aid defendant aud for decree OF
fDrrciosuro OF mechanics lien on
Crfiain property In section 80. town.
ship g. south Of range - west Of
th" sixth principal mcrlllnn In
Otnro county. Colorado. including an
alfalfa meal mill situated thereon. ant
10 ell said properly to satisfy said
claim and judgment, to forcclos" all
interest of the said ". l., Hess. John
NHisthcmcr and The chcfaw Alfalfa
MN Company. a corporation. In aud
tD said property and mill. aud for
all other and further proper relief
the premises considered. nv will more
fully appear from tho complaint In
said action 10 which reference II
hero made: copy Of which II at
thghed hereto and served herewith.
And you are hereby notified that
u you fall 10 appear. and TO answer
The said complaint ms above requlr
cd, the said plaintiff will take judg
mont against you according TO the
prayer Of said complaint.
Given under my hand and the sea
Of said court at La Junta. In said
county. this twentieth day Of Sep
tombsr. A. ID. 1910
tsEALD. A. 3. MARSHALL.
CIssk Of the District Court.
La Junta tribune., 1910-11-05

essary to point out how much more
power man identified with the ad.
ministration must possess. than It is
possible for representative of a
minority party to have. no matter how
able and conscientious he may be.
This Is a fact worthy of the con.
sidcration of women voters.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
BIIssFUL IGNORANCE.

If ignorance is bliss, our local
morning contemporary must be in an
exceedingly merry mood when It
approaches public questions, as evil
denced by its innocent attempt at
sarcasm this morning in reference to
Governor Wilson's trip to Washing
ton, where he presided at the open
ing of the meeting of governors. One
paragraph in particular-the para
graph. no doubt, which the writer
thought contained the sting of 1t all
strikes a responsive chord in the
heart of one, who enjoy unconscious
'humor. 1t runs:-
Strange to (sic) these fits of de-
parture from the scene OF duty have
a way of coming on him when some
important question is before him for
disposition. The duty of assigning
the local option bill TO a senate COM
mittee was before his face, and in
stead OF facing the issue delightful
paradox squarely he at once hies
himself to Washington and leaves
the matter to Lieutenant Governor
Cox"
If the same paper has not been so
profuse in its compliments of Sena-
tor Eaton for aiding in defeating a
rule, which would take such author
ity out of the hands of the lieuten-
ant governor and place Il in the
hands of the president pro TEN of
the senate, we could assign some
cause for so gross a blunder. II
may be the editor does not read any
paper excepting his own and does
not know that the senate has been
adjourning from day to day, because
the lieutenant governor is not pre-
siding and nobody, not even the
president pro TEN himself. wishes
the temporary presiding officer to
assign the county unit bill. If Gov
ernor Wilson did have the right to
assign bills to committees, a very
different story would be written
about this session of the legislature.
But while we are on the subject
of blundering editorial comments
we might as well refer TO an en-
Tightening treatise Tuesday morning
concerning the governors appoint
ment of state auditors agents, and
their compromising tax suits. The
governor does not appoint these
officers and the law specifically pro-
hibits their making compromises
without the concurrence of the coun-
ty attorneys.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
WASHINGTON NEWS
Continued from Page ono.)

10 further discussion of the urgent
deficiency appropriation bill.
The session was somewhat enliven-
ed by a criticism of Roosevelt by
representatives Harrison and Fitz-
gerald. of New York, the former de-
nouncing him for appointing the rep
resentatives to ahe third maritime
conference to be held at Brussels in
April without due authority of law
and the latter because of his numor-
GUS violations OF the civil service
law.
Cannon ruled that Roosevelt acted
without specific authority OF law in
appointing the representative to the
Brussels conference. by sustaining
Harrison's point OF order against an
appropriation for the continuance OF
the service of these representatives
When Fitzgerald called attention tc
letter from the secretary OF the
treasury requesting that the govern.
ment employees appointed temporar
lily and by executive order be placed
Va NAt ~ lNAA uuufI the NlNl
service law. Harrison again attacked
Roosevelt, declaring that he violated
the spirit of the civil service law lGs
times. or fifteen more times than an,
of his predecessors.
Tawney, in charge OF the bill. re
sented Harrlson's charges. and Gil
lett, of Massachusetts,. declared Roos,
welt excepted only a small number o
persons compared TO Cleveland.
BY vote OF 43 10 33 the appoprli
ton Of employees for work in con
hection with the currency was sus
tained. The increased cost OF livln,
was brought into the debate by Fltz
gerald when the provision for an ad
ditional appropriation for army "a
tions, owing TO the advance in prices
was brought up.
ITS the maladminlstration OF tn
Republicans that has caused these in
creased prices" Fitzgerald declared
amid Republican laughter. you ma,
as well make a confession now"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
kentucky Kernels

George Gray. farmer, of Lebanon
dies.
Miss Ruth Robbins 8, dies at May
field of fever.
c. c. Shelton, Of White Plains
Hopkins county, dies.
Campton visited by $1,000 fire
incendlarism suspected.
Maggie Rogers and Charles Beas-
ley marry at Hickman.
Nicholas circuit court to probe
killing of Hiram Hedge.
Carl Deweese, Clinton, falls from
wagon and breaks arm.
Anniversary of birth of Gen. X. T..
Lee. celebrated at Paris.
Miss Willie Hamil and Mr.. William
Nimmo, marry at Hickman.
Eminence Commercial club to
hold annual banquet tonight.
Emmett Hoover, 90 accidentally
shoots himself at Henderson.
James Phelps. of Hopkinsville
found dead in bed at Nashville.
James White. convicted of assault
on white girl at Middlesboro, given
death sentence.
DR.. w. l.. Nuttall. former superin-
tendent of Feeble Minded institute
at Frankfort, declared insane.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
MRS. SASSBBN
DIES OF INFIRMITIES OF OH
AGE At MaNFIEID.
Her Daughter, Mrs. ". {. hilio"gh
of This city. Called 10
Funeral.

Mrs. w. c. Killough, OF $50 south
Thirteenth street. was called to May
field this morning by the death oi
her mother. Mrs. 5. c. sasseen' VINO
died at 6:sO O'Clock this morning oil
Infirmities of old age. The funeral
will be held tomorrow and burial
either at Mayneld or IN the family
graveyard in Marshall county.
Mrs sasseen was 30 years old
and resided with her daughter Mrs.
samuel Miller, at Mayheld. many
wears She was highly respected and
was well known in raducah, having
often visited Mrs. Killough.
she leaves three daughters and
two sons. who are: Mrs. Killough'
Of this city; Mrs. Miller, OF May
field: Mrs. Monroe Collins, of FAR
Dealing: and Messrs A. l.. Sasseen'
of Mayaeld. and william II. Sasseen,
of Arkansas. a sister, Mrs. Betsy
Dunn. of Birmingham. Ala, and a
brother, Mr. John Brown. of Texas
also survive. The deceased also
leaves a number OF grandchildren
living in Paducah.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19

low from the Hlnkleville road to the
mouth OF Island creek, and benefit
property out to the hills west of the
city. IL il clearly a county work, yet
the county officials, fearing the rural
vote, refused to join the city and bear
a small portion of the expense. The
fact remains that nearly all the
money the county would have spent,
would have been contributed by the
same people, who pay city taxes, but
il IL the policy of the county TO take
the city peoples money and spend II
in the rural magisterial districts.
The probation officer law is simply
the ill-conce!ved notion of ignorant
legislators: but that drainage ques-
ton should be revived and put up to
the county administration to see il
the city taxpayers cannot get some
direct returns from their revenues.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
The Favored Countries

Washington. Jan. 19.-The presi-
dent issued a proclamation declaring
that under the new tarin law Italy
Great Britain. Russia. Spain. Turkey
and Switzerland are entitled To the
minimum rates imposed by that act
Proclamations, which are identical
state that as said government elm
pose no terms or restrictions in the
way of the tariff provisions. trade OF
other regulations. charges or exac-
tion, or in any other manner. directly
or indirectly. upon the importation
into or sale in said country of any
products OF the United States which
unduly discriminate against the
United States or the products there
Of. and that ssid government pays no
export bounty on or imports no ex
port duty or prohibition upon the ex-
portation of any articles to United
States which unduly Discriminate
against the United States or the pro-
ducts thereof, and that said govern
ments accord to products of the
United States treatment which IL re
ciprocal and equivalent"
It is thereupon proclaimed that all
articles imported into the United
States from other countries be ad-
mitted under the minimum tariff pre-
scribed by the tariff act OF 1903.
The proclamation takes effect March
81.
In connection with the proclama-
tion there was made public a table
showing the total trade OF the six
countries. with the share of the
United States therein also showing
the imports and exports OF the Unit
ed States with the six countries for
1909. together with an increase as
compared to the year 1899.
The importations from Great
Britain increased 7G.1 per cent. from
Italy 9S.5 per cent Russia 1903 per
cent, Spain 1886 per cent. Swltzer-
land COT per cent, and Turkey 1902
Expectations from the United
States TO these countries for 1909
show increases as follows: United
Kingdom, Sc per cent: Italy, 1873 7
per cent; Russia. 1872 per cent;
Spain. 116.S; Switzerland, 1904 per
cent; Turkey. 3S2.2 per cent.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
TOBACCO
MOVEMENT WILL BEGIN IN
ABOUT TEN DAYS.
Association Warehouses Not Expect
ing Consignments This Week.

"We are not making an effort to
sell tobacco just at present" said Mr.
NJ. NJ. Tucker warehouseman for the
Planters Protective association here
today. Tobacco is moving SLOWLY
and will not begin coming in from
the other parts of the western dis
trict before about ten days" How
ever. Mr.. Tucker believes there will
be a big movement here in the next
few weeks.
He explained that tobacco all over
this district has been shipped to priz-
ing houses and the pTizing is about
completed. Immediately after this
work is finished shipments will be
made here. The new salesman, Mr..
u. n. Farmer. of Murray. will not
take charge here until the movement
begins. SO far no additional store
house has been arranged for and this
will probably not De done before some
time until the shipments necessitate
more room.
A small amount Of the crop Is on
hand here at present. Buyers will be
plentiful and good prices will be paid
for the unusually excellent weed this
season.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
RAILROAD NOTES


l.. f. McCabe, assistant superin-
tendent of the Louisville division,
was in the city today conducting an
investigation of a small rear-end
freight wreck several days ago A
caboose was caved-in. but nobody
was injured and little damage was
done.
Harry Judd, the popular pattern
maker. was taken III with malarial
fever yesterday. Today his oondi-
tion was only slightly improved
A wrench fell yesterday afternoon
and struck Ike Alsman, carpenter,
on the head. A cash about an inch
long was cut and he was knocked
unconscious for short time.
Theodore ROeder and Frank Mill
ken were in Central City yesterday
on business.
U. II. Clark, division storekeeper'
has returned from Birmingham, AL
where be completed a trip over the
division
qMr. Duke Caldwell returned this
morning from Chicago, where he
went on business.
Fired McCreery has returried 70
work. after slight illness with the
grip.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
CAN'T BE SEPARATED.
Some Paducah People Have Learned
How To Get Rid of Both.

Backache ana kidney ache are twin
brothers.
You can't separate them.
And you can't get rid of the back
ache until YOU cure the kidney ache.
If the kidneys are we'll and strong.
the rest of the system is pretty sure
TO be In vigorous health.
Doan's Kidney Pills make strong,
healthy kidneys.
Mrs. Freddie Helwlg, 317 Norton
street. Paduc,h. Ky. says: "A mem
Der of my family has used Doan's
Kidney Pills for attacks OF kidney
trouble and the greatest benefit has
been received. have also heard
other people speak very highly of thi;
remedy. Any person who IL suffer.
ing from backache or any other symp-
toms of kidney complaint will make
no mistake in giving Doan's Kidney
Pills a trial"
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-Mlburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-
and take no other.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
SOME STORIES
AROUND TOWN

DR.. j. G. Brooks has received a
special Invitation from Hon. William
o. Smith, president of the senate of
Honolulu, Hawaii. to attend the an
nual Floral parade there, which be-
gins February %. The celebration
there is attended by thousands from
all parts of the world annually but
DR.. Brooks will not be able to make
the trip this year. Mr.. Smith and
DR.. Brooks are close friends and
former school chums. The parade is
advertised everywhere by attractive
posters. Also post cards, heralding
the occasion. have been sent abroad
1t says those attending can be as
sured of ideal weather as they have
no other kind.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
FOWLER MAY
LEAD G. 0. P.
REGARDED As THE STRONGEST
REPUBLICAN IN TENNESSEE.
At Present He Is Assistant Attorney
General of the United States
Succeeded sanford.
SLATED FOR GovERNORsHIP,

Nashville, Tenn. Jan. 19.-From
present indications it appears that
Hon. James A. Fowler, of Knoxville
may have the gubernatorial nomina-
ton at the hands of the Republican
party of Tennessee this year If he
wants it. The names of DIR. r. @
Lillard. of Lebanon, John Overall
of Nashville. G.. n. Tillman. of Nash
vile, Asblry Wright, of lockwood
r. S. Sharp, of Chattanooga. and A
A. Taylor, of Knoxville, have beer
mentioned in this connection. but
the present "tip" is that Mr.. Fowlei
is being most favorably considered
provided he can be induced to ac'
.cept
Mr.. Fowler is at present assistant
attorney-general of the United State:
having succeeded Judge f. T. San
ford in that position.
Leaders OF the Republican party in
this state declare that Mr.. Fowler Is
considered as perhaps the strongest
man they could select as their state
leader this year.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Notice 10 Parents.

The new term of the public schools
opens Monday morning, January 81
1910. Every child that expects to
start TO school should be ready for
that day. Parents having children
not vaccinated should have that done
at once and not wait until the term
begins. New classes are formed in
all studies and parents should see
that all OF their children of school
age start promptly.
All children six years Of age or
over will be admitted II yaccinated
and otherwise eligible.
Remember that a good start and
prompt and regular attendance are
necessary II children are to do good
work in school. Very truly.
j. A. OARNAGEY. Supt.
January II, 1910.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19

Washington, Jan. l9.-After clean
ing up the calendar by passing about
forty bills. a majority of them Of a
private character, the senate adopted
a resolution requesting the secretary
of the treasury to advise the senate
II the newspaper report Is true that
the custom house at Newport News
will be closed in observance of the
anniversary Of Gen. r. E. Lees
birthday.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
WHERE TIE CITY LOSES.

It NAV seem fair at first glance for
the city to pay half the salary OF
a county probation officer, on the
ground that most of his duties lie
within the city; but when one con-
siders the fact that the citizens OF
Paducah pay by far the greater part
of the county taxes. II occurs to him
that this makes the city pay practi-
cally all the salary of the probation
officer, who is appointed by and made
responsible to an officer elected by
the rural vote. Some day this sort
OF injustice to cities will be corrected.
OF course, we must consider that
the country is as valuable TO the city
as the city is to the country, and the
money spent on country roads and
bridges benefits the city as the mar
ket place; burt there is an immense
aggregate of salaries paid TO officials
at the court house, taxes are levied
by men who live outside the city,
paid BY people who live in the city,
and all, save what goes into public
MoyldingPispent outside the city.
big drainage proposition.
Two Reels rly attended to, would
thwestenn section of
nundations and stop
- ding through the hol-
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19

Republican insurgents acknowl-
edge that they have been put in a
hole by their Democratic allies. They
only wished to insure a genuine IN
vestigation Of the Ballinger-Pinchot
case, and expected two conservative
Democrats to be named. How con-
servative our own Ollie James IS
when he has an opportunity to hit a
Republican administration, we all
know. and Rainey is usually in
splred, so they say, by the same
non-partisan spirit as James.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
wuAr rHE SCHOOLS GEr.

Bills are introduced, providing for
county truant officers, for medical ex-
aminers for schools and So per diem
for school trustees The cause OF
education is receiving attention at
the hands OF the peanut politicians
but not the kind, perhaps, the school
agitators expected. This little graft
becomes insignificant compared to
the plan Of placing all the teachers
their pay. their rating, their schools
and their books in the hands of an
elected state superintendent That
will be a more Influential job than
being governor. 4 the bill passes.
And Kentucky TOW has at the head
Of her system a school man for the
first time in 25 years.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
Nnpoleon's Grit

was OF the unoonquembic. r"rcr-say-
die kind. the kind that you need most
when you have a bad cold. cough or
ung disease. Suppose trochos, cough
syrups. cod liver oil or doctors have
all failed. don't lose heart or hope.
Take Or. Kings New Discovery. sat
siaction Is guaranteed when uPcd for
any throct or lung trouble. II has
aycd thousands OF hopeless sufferers.
masters stubborn colds. obstinate
oughs. homorrhages. Ia grippe. Group.
asthma. hay fever and whoopins
cough and Is the most safe and GER
tain remedy for all bronchial arcc-
tons. soc. 800. Tr.ai bottle free
.at all druggists.
Mr. Perry Mclean ioft today for a
trip on business through The south
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19

Deep waterway advocates have not
vet quite recovered from the bump
they got when President Taft recon-
mended the "nine foot stage from
Pittsburgh to Cairo" and forgot the
fourteen feet through the valley.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
MIR. LANES L. WALL.

Expert matchmaker and jeweler,
formerly Of this city, but for the past
ten years OF New Orleans, has re-
turned to his home town and will be
glad to meet his friends at VOLTS
Jewelry Store.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19

Dick Fowler from Cairo at I a. m
~. b. Richardson from Nashville az
$3.50 a. m: Bette owen from Brook
port: George Cowlmg from Metrop-
oils at a. m. and ? y. m: Anna 5.
Cooper from Brookport at G a. m;
Ohio from Golconda al II a. m.
Today's Departures.
Dick Fowler for Cf,to st s a. m;
George Cowling Tor Metropolis at /
"a. m. and i:3O y. m: J. y. Richard
son for Nashville az 1880 y. m
Ohio for Golconda a. .. IN; Bet'ie
owen for Brookport; Cooper FOR
Brookport az 1850 a. m. Clyde FOO
Waterloo. Ala. at G p. m: Nellie
Willett for Cumberland this morning
River and Weather.
Gauge at Z a. m read 25.S feet
indicating a rise OF eight-tenths of q
foot In "a hours Weather cleaf and
warm and business good.
Heard ON the Wharf.
Al Ritterhouse weat TO Cara on
the Fowler the morning for a yisi,.
Capt. Mark Cole. who recently re-
turned from New Mexico. was VS.
itor at the Wharfboat early this morn
ing shaking hands with old friends.
With good trip the J. . Richari-
son came in port from Nashville al
1880 O'Clock this morning. She de-
parted early this afternon for a re-
turn trip there.
The towbos, Nellie willett depart
ed for the Cumberland river this
morning and " Il bring out a tow Of
ties
Capt. :. J. Shrodes went 20 ST.
I Louis yesterday to take charge ~ ~.
crew OF men which Is washing out
the ice under the Eagle Packet COM
pany's beached wharfboat at the foot
OF Vine street. The rock ballast O.
being removed from the wharfbJat g
hold and IL will be shOred up 20 await
a rise IN the river when the he is
washed out
Braced up with jackscrews and tim
bers the wharfboat OF the st. Lou.s
and Tennessee River Packet com.
pany at 81 io1is l. IN a safe pls'-
tion from the ice.
Capt. Harry Davis will leave ri
day or SATURDAY. 10 attend the inject
Ing Of the Grand Harbor at Washing
ton, ID. C.. to which he was elected
delegate from ST. Louis Harbof. 40
2S. Capt Davis went to 81. Louis
Monday. where he attended a moot
ing of that harbor.
Receiving several carloads Of buggy
timber at Turner'S landing last night
the Dick Fowier uulOaded the ship
ment al Metropolis and did not ar
rive at Paduoah until l O'Clock this
morning. She is doing a fine busi-
ness between here and the Egyptian
city.
Much activity on the wharfboat
was noted to-day and a splendid busi-
pess is being conducted.
As there is plenty OF water in the
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19

In Brooklyn. y. Y, two holdup
men shot a mans toe of because he
had only So when they held him up
Contemplate what they would do TO
a fellow who is "clean broke. -
Owensboro Inquirer.
II it had been a woman, now
some of her hidden wealth might
have rolled out.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-01-19
DcfnmIter Sentenced

Chicago. Jan is.-John n. Hcss.
defaulting tax collector Of Hirfdalc.
pleaded guilty today and WA sent
cnced To an Indctorminate term Ia
the ponitcn;iay.