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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23
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l. Needed.
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for Calomel.

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DIR Edwards, calomers old enemy
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All druggists sell Olive Tablets In
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stephens II was alleged that
Stephens was taken from his home
by force and dragged to a well sew
eral miles away and whipped. Attor-
ney Krone said he Investigated the
case in the capacity Of county attor-
ney and found at the well a lot Of
rocks. wire and hay. Mr.. Krone re-
fused 10 answer when asked II he
did not with others track the men 10
the well Mr.. Miller said Mr. Krone
was trying to avoid what he learned
when county attorney
Sanford Hall testified that Bart
Hodge was captain OF the lodge Of
might riders" He was not on the
raid that night but said Gray and
Hanberry told him about a. Hall
said 20 his best recollection he was In
Paducah on the night OF the
whipping.
The jury in the case were: II. c.
Lawrence, J. w. Moreheld, j. l.
Settles. ]. u. Alexander. u. p. Tays.
"A. b. Crawford. Tom Fair. r. J.
Fisher. w. S. Martin, p. p. Shsm-
we'll. c. l.. Cunningham and John
Lowery
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HIGH TO
MEET HOPTOWN
THANKSGIVING DAY FOOTBALL
GAME HERE.
Blue and White and Orange and
Black Colors Are Conspicuous.
THE OFFICIALS ARE NAMED

Blue and white were conspicuous
colors today and everywhere the
wearers were jubilant over the pros
poets of the colors triumphing over
the orange and black of the Hop
kinsville High school football team
tomorrow afternoon at League park
in the annual football game. All is
in readiness for the great game.
both teams are on edge, while the
weather man has smiled and an
nounced fair and cooler weather for
tonight with Thursday fair.
When High school completed its
last practice this afternoon the play
ers dispersed to meet tomorrow
afternoon on the gridiron at 3
o'clock to wrest the honor from
Hopkinsville, and by this victory
cause a tie between Madisonville,
Hopkinsville and Paducah for the
High school championship of west
ern Kentucky. No team can win
the honor, and the best is TO prevent
Paducah from descending lower in
the percentage.
Scrimmage work has been a thing
Of the past for several days. This
afternoon the players went through
snappy signal practice, but all line
bucking was tabooed, as no chances
were taken on the players receiving
injuries. Coach Hugh b. Craig Is
pleased with the work of the team,
which after its shifts has gained
much strength, and some speedy
work will be seen tomorrow. With
the gridiron dry and in good condi-
ton some speedy playing should be
seen and Paducah viii have better
opportunity of a victory. a wet
field would give the heavy players
from Hopkinsville a better oDpor-
tunity to carry off the honor. For
the last few days House, Carbon
dale, ILL.,, player, has assisted in
whipping the men in shape.
In the back field Paducah Is
strong and possessed Of a versatile
attack. Hughes in full is a good
kicker, speedy and a good line
bucker. Captain Ward Browning in
left half is speedy and usually finds
an opening somewhere. King in
right half won his position in the
last week by his heavy line charg-
ling, and Is much better than IN the
line. Pitman Harth in quarter is
young. but has acquired judgment
in calling plays and makes good.
On the wings of the line the team
! is in good shape Yarbrough, Hum
phreys, Troy Browning and Stein
hauer are good speedy ends and
good tacklers In tackles Elliott
and Hey Browning have accom-
plished splendid work and rarely
fail to make gain when a few
yards are needed. Jones and kolb
make aggressive guards although
this is their first year. Joe Harth
in center is the keystone to the
team. His splendid passing coupled
with his defensive work make him
one of the best High school centers
in western Kentucky.
The Hopkinsville team with a
band of roUters will arrive tomor-
row morning at o'clock. Paducah
has named Brown, of Illinois, and
Harbour, of Bingham, as two Off
Gals while Hopkinsyille will furnish
two.
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What's the Galley Boy Done Now?


A young man VINO is a leader In
the gilded halls of society, where
beauty relgns, where the long-tailed
coat is supreme, is as powerless out
in the great business world, where
men grapple and go down at each
others throats, as a newborn babe
and just about as helpless. He may
be roaring lion in the social world
going about seeking whom he may
devour. but imagine him. II you can,
Just for moment. battling with the
cold selfish business interests of the
country trying to make a living for
himself and family. He would be
nothing more than a sheep before
the shearer-yea even young lamb.
Give us the young man who wants
TO learn business. instead of society.
who had rather learn grease than
Greek. Raise your boys up In so
ciety and you have one of the kid
glove variety, when you need a man
to help you.-Benton Tribune-Dem-
ocrat.
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Real Estate Rargins.

II you have 5000 TO invest and
want TO put ii out on interest we can
make you $3.50 the day you invest
and 6 per cent on the money until
paid.
Five and 10 cent store stock for
better than so cents on the dollar.
$500 worth for $3.50. Some store
keeper could take this and sell II all
out by Christmas and double his
money.
Well located South Fourth street
barber shop near city hall. $500;
800 cash. Balance like paying rent.
Agency. Fraternity Building.
Phones S35.
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REVENUE RECEIPTS GROW.

Washington, Nov. 23.-The gov
ernment's receipts from internal
revenue touched another high mark
in October and showed increases
from all sources except playing cards
and oleomargerine. Receipts from
the new tobacco tax were more than
81 100000 greater than in Septem-
Der, and the taxes on fermented
liquors increased 100000.
November promises to make a
good showing also. The month Is
so far more than s1.O0O,OOO ahead
of the same month last year and the
present fiscal year to date is s12,-
000 1000 ahead of last year.
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Kentuckr Kernels

Blind tigers raided in Breathitt.
Robert Bear suicide at Louisville
Planters house, at greensboro
changes hands.
Redistricting committee at Louis
vile November 80.
Former State Treasurer Bosworth
wants to be auditor.
Prisoners, escaped from Hender'
son Jail, caught in Missouri.
Robert Clapp, 10, caught handing
sa VITO brother in Mayfieid Jail.
Some interesting persons will at
tend the conference of governors.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

Customer-Mr Cutter, why Is
bacon so high? Grocer-Because
ma'am the supply is limited; there's
only one kind OF animal that grows
it.-Chieago Tribune.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

Roy Wood. OF MoCracSen county,
farmer. andoPertie Hughes, Of Nc
Cracker county.
John Denny, Of MoCracken county.
farmer, and Mamie Holly.
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End-Wells, Michigan.
Tackle-Walker, Minnesota.
Guard-Benbrook, Michigan.
Center-Cornwell, Michigan.
Guard-Butzer, Illinois.
Tackle-Dutter, Indiana.
End-Dean, Wisconsin.
Observation-Disclosures (captain)
Halfback- Rosenwald, Minnesota
Halfback -Magidsohn, Michigan.
Fullback - Johnston, Minnesota.
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1Rgyy!:Ll n Ezsasslet
louIHurRsIo ntSkSpBcys


We wish 10 express our snccre
thanks TO thr many frlonts and
nelghbors and the different lodges Tor
the Kindness shown us during ths 81
ness and death OF our beloved daugh-
ter and sister. aiso Tor the beautiful
floral designs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcoreo Watson ana
Family.
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STATE PRESS.
ssss....ss.ss
Did You Attend the Spelling?

Several from here attended the
spelling at Black Sulphur Thursday
night. All report a splendid time
and a good spelling and after the
spelling a nice talk was made by Mr..
Sanduster.
Borned to the wife of Jesse Will
hanson, a fine boy.-Freewill Cor.
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Mrs. Blase-Have YOU begun your
suit for divorce? Mrs Highup-No,
but I've begun the suit I'm going to
wear when I get my divorce!-Puck
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In these days OF suffragettes and
womans rights mOgsrenis It is a
fine thing to witness a play like
1.-The Spendthrift" that says some
thing in behalf OF dowDtyodden man.
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THOSE VINO FAILED To m
CENE CARDS FOR Mrs. .. ~.
MILLS SOUVENIR DAY PLEASE
CALL AND GIT ONE. SPECIAL
PRICES on BLACK AND WHITE
BEAVERS. 3i0 BROADWAY.
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GOOD HOUSE FOR SALE
ON VERY EASY PAYMENTS

have n two-story frame huuro
corner Eleventh and Monroe. IN good
condition. modern convenience
furnace. which / oncr Tor sale on
easy payments r ~ Fisher
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The Weather

Forecast for Paducah and vicinity
Fair and cooler tonight; Thursday
fair. Temperature today: Highest,
40; lowest, ~.
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We wish TO thank our friends for
their many acts o. k.udneas during
the lilncss and death of Grace Can
ada.
MR. AND MRS A. g. BowLAD
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Hurry Up. Don't TantalIze Us.

Another wedding is reported to
take place right away. Guess who?
Courier.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

Some interesting persons Will at
tend the conference of governors at
Frankfort.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

Like all great men, it seems. Dia'
has his enemies.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

A rain will make the farmers all
the more thankful.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

We are in doubt whether 1t is
aliens or alienists Joe Vending
wants.
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Daily Thought.

We can hardly learn humility and
tenderness enough except by suffer
ing.-George Eliot.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

81 had not talked to him more
than fifteen minutes when he called
me an IDIOT"
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YOU DON'T HAVE To WAIT.
Every dose makes you feel better. Lax
Fos keeps your whole insldes right.
Sold on the Money Back plan every
where. Price soc.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

Joy is more divine than sorrow
for Joy is bread and sorrow is medi-
cIne.--Beecher.
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German prisoners are fed meat -four
times a year."
How can his majesty the Geezer af-
ford itr'

''The horse show opens soon"
Going TO exhibit?" 1.-TWO daughters
and one wife. Puck
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-23

THE RACKET STORE WILL
BE CLOSED ALL DAY THANKS
GIVING.
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If IT'S ONLY A HEADACHE
Why Cornelisons Headache Liver Pills
will cure that 10 cents. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
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New Mexico is safe and sane.
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NEWS OF COURTS
In Police Court.

Breach of peace. Jim Hale, fined
$50; Walter Whitehurst, dismissed
Carrying concealed a deadly weapon,
Sam Hall, fined s25 and sentenced to
10 days In county jail. appeal grant
ed. Pointing and flourishing a pistol,
Sam Hall. dismissed on motion of
prosecuting attorney. Housebreak-
ing. Mack Whitfield. continued TO
Friday. There will he no session. oil
police court tomorrow on acrount OF
Thanksgiving.
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.HANBERRY, AMOS
AND BENNETT

CONTINUED from Page one)
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Deeds Filed.

Deeds Filed.
T. Il. Coreoran to G. L. Robert
son, property in Worten's south side
addition, $500.
Evening journal., 1910-04-27
ON
AUTO TIRES

Although the customary riding pressure
for automobile tires never runs higher
than iOO pounds, it is interesting TO know
that i'm a long series of tests made by the
Diamond Rubber Co tires bore 300
pounds pressure without Blowing out. At
pressures ranging up to 800 pounds Dia-
mond Tire casing resisted blowing out.
but were blown off the rims The lateral
expansion pulled the tire bead out of the
clinch
The danger Of stone bruising is much
less when tire is kept well inflated I'm
service than when running partially soft.
I'VE agree" says w B. Miller, secretary
Of the Diamond Rubber CO.. that the soft
tire is more comfortable than one pumped
up hard, but the latter will give from 50
to 100 per cent. more service. both as to
period of time and mileage We are spend
ing both time and money to make this
fact plain. and if in every community we
can persuade just few car owners to
adopt the suggestion we shall accomplish
a great deal. The intending purchasers Of
machines as well as the present users will
always be guided more or less by the other
fellows experience"
Evening journal., 1910-04-27
KETCHELL IS
THE FAVORTTE
Picked to Win TO-NiGht'SFiGht
Over LanGfOrd on 6 to
5 Odds

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 27-The
immovabe object. Sam Langford of Bos-
ton and the irresistible force Stanley
ketchel of Michigan, meet IN mathe-
matical muss in the ring of the National
Athletic Club here tonight. Ketchell
rules TO favorite In the betting
Roth men are in the pink OF condition and
ready for the going to send them on L.eir
way decision ward soon after 10 O'Clock
Ketchel did not reach the city until 10
O'Clock to-day, and Immediately went to a
hotel TO rest Langford will leave Mer-
chantville, n. j., where he has been train
ing late this afternoon.
There is apparently no physical advan-
tage In to-nights battle. Each has his
special forte, and where one excels az one
end of the art of driving a glove. the
other has a speciality which recovers the
ground lost in the excess OF the other at
some special point.
tapsd hands who has a greater record
No fighter ever pulled a glove across
than has the marvellous middleweight
from Michigan who has an average Of ~
rounds per opponent Twice only has he
fallen to the floor beaten. Billy Papka
] nFnna
erly trained but the Assassin" repeated
back three months later and did the trick
for the Illinois Thunderbolt and grounded
him. Jack Johnson, having hfty-pound
pull In the weight. made the middle.
weight chamoion snore after clever
rounds after having once hit the rosiu
himself.
Sam Langford. under the skilled pilot.
ing OF Joe Woodman has climbed as few
fighters have in the records of the ring
He has gone down the line meeting any.
one who dared take the chances. Lang.
ford has never met the man who tucked
enough tckles under his defense to test
his grit Even Jack Johnson. the heavy.
weight champion could not make him bach
from borbardment.
Each OF the stars in to-nigh"s conflict
weight 165 pounds. Ketchei is the taller
and he ties Sam with a 17-inch neck
Iangford lacks ~ inches of Ketchel's
reach, but he comes along with 44-inch
crest. while Stanley measures but st.
Ketchei is two inches smaller about the
waist and an inch larger around the calf
being 16 inches He is half an inch small.
er around the ankle and an inch larger
about the forearm and an inch smaller
about the wrist compared with the colored
fighter. Stanley is four inches taller than
Langford and in the clinches will not
be able 70 bend over and lombard Lang
ford as he has the men his height
Ketchel win be handled by Johnny
LOTUS. Wilson Mizner and Bert Igo. Will,
Joe Woodman, George Cole and Georg,
Byers will be the seconds Of Langford
Jack McGuigan one of the best referee,
in the country will be the third man in tn,
, ring.
Evening journal., 1910-04-27
FUTURE GREATS
PLAY FAST BALL

The season Of baseball being here
youngsters in this city are in the game
for fair. Every afternoon after school,
in fact every spare moment during
the day, and all day on Saturday and
the greater part Of the day on sun
day, the youngsters are playing hard
a great many juvenile leagues and
teams have been organized already.
Wherever nine youngsters can get to-
gether they organize a team. They
pick out a name and the name always
starts off with Young" There are
Young this's" or Young That's ga
lore. They play ball part Of the time
and squabble the rest of the time
and they enjoy the squabbling as much
as they do the playing. Some of the
teams have preserved practically the
same organization that they had last
year. and they are pretty fast teams
for boys of their ages, putting up olev-
er ball at times. Just at prese.', thC
scoers are running high because the
pitchers are not in good shape ana the
flelders have butter on their fingers
but during the next month they will
send in scores of games that wiz show
they are getting into good form.
Evening journal., 1910-04-27
.BROOKWOOD
HAS FAST LINE
Manager TraynOr Announces
Men He Will Play in County
League This Year

Frank NJ. Traynor, manager OF the
Brookwood team of the New Castle
County League, has announced his
team personnel. II includes many of
the fastest semi professional players
in the city and gives promise OF being
contenoer in the pennant race.
August and Toppin will do the re-
cciving. anu Bannar and Wash tho
pitching. Wright win be at stcrt,
Hall and Dolan at first; McDolough
and Inderiied at second and Penning-
ton and Clark at third. The )Ltfield
win be composed of Russell, left: Al
gard, center; and Reed. right.
OF the men, Walsh. Bannar. August
Hall, Mel enough, Russell, Algard and
Reed are Of last years County League
! teams.
Although Dolan. Toppin, inGerlied
Pennington and Clark are new men
in the league they can be depended
on to put up fast quality Of ball
In Wash and Bannar Traynor has
a pitching staff that LOOKS as fast
as any IN the league. To assis. them
Trayn,r has signed Duldn but q Is
likely that the former Catholic League
twirier will hold down the first cor
ner the greater part % the season.
The opening game OF Brookwood
will be played on Saturday afternoon
at the Twelfth streets grounds, Ches-
ter, with the Edgmont team Of that
place. Many local fans will go up Ia
see the game.
Evening journal., 1910-04-27
RITTER LEADS
THE BOWLERS

BALTIMORE Md, April T.-Harry Rit-
ter. Of Philadelphia, heads the individual
bowlers at the National Association tour
nament by topping over $40 pins.
In this class S. Abel, OF Philadelphia,
was the only man TO score over 600 yes
terday being second with 6O4. w. Morris,
of Baldwinsville, was third with $685. and
J. Y. Radcliff. of Philadelphia, fourth
with 500.
The record for the two-man class in
the fourth anual bowling tournament OF
the National Bowling Association, which
will be brought TO a close here next Sat.
urday. was broken by George Burdine and
j. a. Eckstein of Washington, ID. c., with
score OF 1906. Both men made their
highest scores in the second game, Bur
dine getting 265 to his credit and Ecksteir
2H. Eckstein rolled higher than 200 in all
three games and made total score of 657
Burdino's total being 6is.
Evening journal., 1910-04-27
HERE'S THE "BIG
FOUR" SCHEDULE
county League VIII Meet To-
Night to Formally Adopt
the New Draft

nfessrs. Reeves and Mousley. who
conprise the New Castle County
reaa,ie schedule committee, have hn-
ished their work and will present the
schedule at the special meeting of the
los,s,,o to be held in THE EVENING
r0frRNAI office tonight. II viii be
accepted The resignation OF the New
Castle team from the league neces-
STATED the drafting OF the second
schedule.
roliowing is the schedule.
Nav dupont VS.. Riverview az du-
pont. Gas Company VS.. Brookwood at
Rivcfview.
Nav i4-duPont VS.. Gas Company at
dupont; Riverview VS.. Brookwood at
Riverviow.
Nav e1-duPont VS.. Brookwood at du-
pont: Riverview VS.. Gas Company at
Riverview.
Nav -Riverview vs. DUPONT at
Riverview: Brookwood vs.. Gas Com
pany at DUPONT.
May s0-duPont VS.. Gas Company at
dupont. Riverview VS.. Brookwood at
Riverview.
June A-duPont VS.. Brookwood at du-
Pont: Riverview VS.. Gas Company al
Riverview.
June li-duPont VS.. Riverview at du.
Pont. Gas Company VS.. Brookwood al
-Riverview.
June lS-duPont VS.. Gas Company al
dupont: Rivervlew VS.. Brookwood al
Riverview.
June 25-duPont VS. Brooiwood at
DUPONT; Riverview VS.. Broolxwood al
Riverview.
July 2-duPont VS.. Gas Company al
duPont: Brookwood VS.. Riverview al
Riverview
July 4. p. m.-duPont VS.. Riverviev
at dupont: Brookwood vs. Gas Com
pany at Riverview.
July s-duPont VS.. BroolSwood at du-
Pont. Gas Company VS.. Riverview at
Riverview.
july 1s-duPont VS.. Gas Company at
dupont; Brookwood VS.. Riverview at
Riverview.
July 2s-duPont VS.. Riverview al
Riverview; Brookwood VS.. Gas Com
pany at dupont
July s0-Brookwood VS.. dupont at du.
Pont; Gas Company VS.. Riverview al
Riverview.
August 6--Gas Company VS.. DUPONT
at dupont; Brookwood VS.. Riverviev
at Riverview.
August 13-Riverview VS.. dupont a
dupont; Gas Company VS.. Brookwoo,
at Riverview.
August 20-Brookwood VS.. dupont a
dupont; Gas Company VS.. Riverview a
Riverview.
August 27-Gas Company VS.. duPor
a. drpo,,t. Rroolrxvood - rsixror,,fe,
at Riverview.
September S-duPont vs. Riverview q
Riverview; Brookwood VS.. Gas Con
pany at dupont.
September o. D. m.-Brookwood V
dupont at DUPONT; Gas Company v
Riverview at Riverview.