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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-12-01

(Uy United Preaa Leassd Wirel
PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. with
in a few minutess after he had
married Miss bertha r. Burdick
at the home Of her parents. III
Thirteenth street. last night. Hugh
Z. Smith, a young real estate man,
was kidnapped" by his friends and
held prisoner until q few minutes
previous to the departure Of the
early morning train for Seattle,
which Smith and his bride succeed:
ed in catching just as It pulled out
Of the station. -. 1
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Plan
TIE-uP OF ALL
WESTERN ROADS

BY UNITED Press LEASED Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1.-The strike referendum now
being taken among the engineers Of western railroads prob
ably will result in endorsement Of the strike proposition
corng to labor leaders here this afternoon who have been
talking to the men, Leaders say that the vote has been
conducted with great secrecy and the only way Judge
the way the poll is going is by talking with the men and
getting the sentiment.
The vote Of the engineers in Medford ore was 50 per
cent in favor Of strike which not surprising to the
leaders They were surprised however that ntmaton
Of the actual result had been given out as the vote was
result indicated the evident sentiment among the at
least on the Pacific coast roads. nas
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GOVERNORS TO MEET
~ NEW JERSEY NEXT

! LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 1.--Gov-
ernor Thomas r. Marshall presid.
ed today over the conference OF
governors In session here. The
governors selected Springlake, N.
u. for the conference meeting place
next year. Little other business
wa aMfrtnsacfofl IN 4a
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SEATTLE 70 STUDYING
apOkANEs0 CREMAToRY

what do YOU think? Seattle
, is studying Spokane's crema-
, tory. Well, now wouldn't that I
}. jar you! Seattle studying our
} crsmatory. "H00rah!" A. A. 4
J Braymer, secretary Of the de- 4
} partment Of health and sani- \
tation In the Sound city. Is
here looking us over and he
} took lunch with DR.. Grieve
} yesterday.
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n o. i4s' q
a. Governor Gillett today
oaps and Assistant Forester
.orestry aid c Conservation
g, December 5 and 8.
Plea.
No. D. Hillman, the Seattle
Irged with using the United
lnH m federat court here this
hlty to all the indictments
IA interstate commerce com
The hearing Of evidence on
lds.
hat the Berkeley University
Victoria to meet the British
eith cup, which is the symbol
Die is no further doubt.
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BIG R.R. S''
POLICE AGAl
cA|g!bo s1RAl
BY United ~ 81 ,eased wire,

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Whil
ing garment workers and q
consultation at the office o.
today and many Of the riote
Among the hundreds of q
two girls who fought like ~
into insensibility before they
The police took 20 rioters q
sent to hospitals to have min
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Representatives Of the strik-
4 former employers were in
Igor Busse, rioting began
EMere dubbed by the police.
ating men and women were
sons and had to be dubbed
Zuld be placed under arrest.
he stations and q few were
wounds dressed.
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Continues on Page Two.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
OIL LAMP EXPLODES AND
DAMAGES A RES SIDENCE

BY the explosion of an oil lamp
this morning at 2 o'clock, fire broke
out in the boarding house of Alex
brewery. eolored, 715 South Sixth
street, and burned the roof on the
residence. The fire started I'M a
room on the second floor and before
it was discovered had gained good
headway. When il burst through the
roof the flames we're seen by Patrol
men Beavers and Gillette. who pulled
box "a at Seventh and Jackson
streets. Hose companies Nos. 1 and
4. and truck company No. respond
ed to the alarm and soon extinguish-
ed the fire with two streams of wa
ter. Considerable water was neces-
sary to extinguish the fire and the
household furnishings were dam
aged The loss is estimated at 5000,
partially covered by insurance. No
body was injured in the fire.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
ROOSEVELT WILL
VISIT KNOXVILLE
ACCEPTS INVITATION TO AT
TEND EXPO. AND TALK
CONSERVATION.

New York. July 15.-A COM
mittee OF Tennesseeans. headed by
w. J. oliver. president of the appala-
chian Exposition, called on Roose-
welt this morning and invited him Ia
attend the exposition at Knoxville
in October. They presented to
Roosevelt a slab of polished Ten
nessee marble, incrfbed, Greetings
to Citizen Theodore Roosevelt on his
return from abroad" Roosevelt ex-
pressed his thanks.
Roosevelt accepted the invitation
to make an address on conservation
at Knoxville. October z. week
later than Taft's address. The COM
mittee explained that the exposition
is in the interest of conservation.
David Z. Thompson, ambassador
to Brazil, came to his Office with the
third term boom. He said he had
Investigated through the west and
believed the concensus of opinion is
that Roosevelt should be nominated.
He said he hadn't time to go into
details with Roosevelt, but intimated
that he expected to later.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
new WAGON
REACHES THE CENTRAL FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
Chief woods Plans Meet Desires Of
Other Chiefs. Who order Five
of Design.

The new combination hose wagon
for the Central fire station has
reached Paduoah. and Is now az the
new station. Il has not been put
into service but will be in few days
Il Is one OF the latest model hose
wagons. and has ali OF the modern
Improvements. Incorporated In the
construction OF the wagon are several
original ideas OF Fire Chief James
Wood. The wagon Is wide and low
and graceful IN appearance. 1t has
rubber tires and Il ls almost impos-
sible to turn Il over. II Is equipped
with automobile breaks on the rear
wheels. ~ the front there Is a
chemical engine for fighting small
aros. The bed OF the wagon is di-
vided so that two lines Of hose may
be laid at one time. In appearance
the wagon Is one OF the prettiest
ever seen. II IL painted a dark red.
The wagon was manufactured by the
American LaFrance Fire and Engine
company OF Elmlra. y. Y.
When the wagon was ordered by
the committee. chief Wood announc-
I'd his specifications and his ideas.
and so favorably Impressed we're fire
chiefs from other large cities that
they ordered five OF the wagons, du-
pllcates OF the one purchased for
the Paducah fre department.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
ROOSEVELT TRIPS
ONE COVERS TRIP THROUGH
WEST. OTHER SOUTH.
Itineraries Given Out for Two
Swings Around the
Circuit.

oyster Bay. July i5.-Rooseyelt
gave out the itineraries OF the two
tours he is soon 10 make.
one into the west late in the sum
mer. and the other through the
south in the early fall
Tht itneary Of the western trip
Is. August 25. leave New York:
27th. arrives Cheyenne; 29th. at
Denver; 31st, Osawtomie. Kansas:
September End. Omaha; 3rd. Sioux
Falls. s. D.; 5th. Fargo, n. D.; 9Th,
St Paul; 7th. Milwaukee, Sth, Free
port. H.. and Chicago; 10th. Pitts
burgh: 1lth. arrives in New York.
The southern trip: October 9th,
leave New York: Sth at Atlanta,
Ca: 10th, Hot Springs, Ark; 11th,
Peoria. H.: l3th speech in behalf OF
senator Beveridgo tplace not set)
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
G. B. & Q. WILL BE
IN METROPOLIS, I'LL.
BY SEPTEMBER 1
First Authentic Information
Concerning Progress Of
Track Laying.
Engineer in Charge Says il
will be Six Weeks.
ADvERTIsEs FOR EMPLOYEES.

The first authentic information
concerning progress on the construc-
ton OF the Chicago, Burlington &
Quinceys Herrin Southern branch
from Herrin, d., to Metropolis. u
miles below Paducah on the Ohio
river, was received this morning by
telephone from c. b. Weatherly. en-
gineer in charge of the construction,
who Is advertising for negro track
men.
The steel has been laid from Her
rim 10 Marion. H., and the work Is
advancing at the rate Of mile
day. At the present rate he expects
to have the line completed for traffic
to Metropolis in six weeks That
would put the time for beginning
operations CT the line September 1.
The double incline here il being
built. the big transfer boat is under
construction. and as soon as the ex-
tension is completed the company
viii be sending freight over this
branch TO connect here with the
Nashville. Chattanooga & st. Louis
for Memphis and the gulf ports This
arrangement viii be in force until
the bridge Is built a. Metropolis.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
HONDURAS SCENE
OF NEXT REVOLT
BONILLA SECURES ARMS AND
WILL CALL A LATIN Ma
TIONAL ELECTION.

New Orleans, July 15.-The
steamer Utstein. which cleared from
Mobile, Ala. today, after being held
or the allegation that carried the
arms for Madriz, is said to be bound
for Honduras instead of Nicaragua.
Followers of Central American de-
velopments say the Utstein is laden
with arms for Former President
Bonilla Agents of Bonilla are said
TO have been fitted the boat aud ex-
pect a revolution to start on its ar
r.val Bonilla was unseated as the
result of the war in Nicaragua three
y ears ago. He has been planning a
revolution for years. II is now be-
lieved he is ready to strike at Presl-
dent Davilla.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Directors Approve Stand Of
the Executive Board, While
Trainmen Vote 10 Go Out
on Lines East oiiPiitsbureh

Philadelphia. July 15.--When the
general committee of the Order Of
Railway Conductors and TraInmen
OF the Pennsylvania Lines went into
session today the breach was wider
A strike order. ueing up the entire
system east OF Pittsburgh Is expected.
Negotiations are suspended. Action
will be decideds on today. The men
are firm In the demands for an in
crease in wages and a hour day.
At a special meeting of the board
OF directors of the Pennsylvania
railroad this morning a resolution
was adopted, approving the position
OF the executive officers In relation
20 the demand TO increase wages OF
employees. Such a position will be
maintained.
Employees and officials OF Ponnsyl-
gania Lines west of Pittsburgh are
n conference this afternoon. This
division. representing ten thousand
men. also is ready 20 strike. The ao-
tion depends on the outcome OF the
Philadelphia conference.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Work In Metropolis.

Metropolis, ILL.,. July 15.-J. c.
Calvert. chief engineer OF the Bur
liugton. has been in town the past
week-walking In over the line from
Herrin Mr. Calvert looks for trains
to Metropolis by sepscmbcr LIST.
W iR Ficlas. the bridge man, Is
also here with a couple OF engineers
doing some work across the river
The Burlington will build a
freight depot az the corner of Ferry
and Second streets-the !. c. will
buid a good freight depot at the
foot OF Metropolis street-this will
be used Jointly by the two roads as
a passenger depot until the Union
depot is built on the grounds OF the
colored Baptist church on West
Seventh street.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Carpenters, Tools stolen.

The second theft of carpenter tools
in the past two weeks was discovered
yesterday when Contractor william
Karnes found his green tool chest
containing a full set of tools, missing
from the Ellis apartments under con-
struction at Ninth and Jefferson
streets. A short time ago Clyde
Cooper, a carpenter, reported the
theft of his tools and the police be-
lieve the same man stole Mr. Karnes'
property.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
CRIPPBN WROTE
OF WIFE'S DEATH
TO HER SISTER
While Her Body Was Being
Eaten Up by Quick Lime
in His Cellar.
New York Police Search In.
coming Liner.
BELIEVED TO BE IN LONDON.

London. July Scotland yard
authorities have abandoned the
theory trail Of Dr Hawley Crippen
and Ethel Glare Lenevc. his stenog-
raphcr bayo fled England. The In
quest viii be held tomorrow. It is
expected TO show that Mrs. Crippcn
Was poisoned and mutilated after
death. The reason for the continued
search Of the house Is that some
lsrger bones are missing n Grip
pen Is captured Il will be hard 20
convict II s impossible legally 20
Identify his Wife's body. Crippens
letter 10 Mrs. Mills. his wifo's half
sister. .s a masterpiece I n criminal
art
Csppcn's letter 10 Mrs Mills. said
rc'atitc 20 California was 100. and
needed iomeone 10 look after the
estate It's wife had con ented to
80 in haste. and therefore didn't
stop In Brooklyn Il told how she
vas taken ~ With pleuro-pneumonia
and died. lIo said the body would
to sent back to London. The letter
pas written while the body ~ his
wife was being eaten with Quicklime
.n the basement of his house.
This afternoon the police iaid the
keeper of the shop adjoining the
Crippon home said be heard revolver
shots and cries four or FIVE months
ago Tie was accustomed 10 noises
from me house and paid no attention
Tho shopkocper believes this was
VheR the murder occurred
The search for Crlppon reached
the r'dicu 'ous this afternoon Papers
announced he had heen seen In every
part Of the civilized globe, Halt Of
London turned amateur detective.
The police admit they are al the end
of their ciev They don't believe he
vii be captured unless BY unexpected
luck.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
JOHNSON'S VICTORY TOO
MUCH-OR WAS 1T COKE?

Chicago, July t5.-Apparently
crazed over the victory of Johnson
and cocaine, a negro. giving the
name of Jim Goldsmith. looted a
bank in the black belt and probably
was fatally wounded in a fight with
a mob today. He hurled a brick
through the window of the bank
owned by Jesse Binga. colored. and
dashed in shouting: johnson said
get all the money in the world" He
slached Binga with a razor and
grabbed $500. He was pursued by
mob and beaten and stabbed.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15

The b u. Hook baseball team will
lineup against the strong Benton
team at Benton next Sunday after
noon The Hooks have one OF the
strongest amateur team in the city,
and have defeated some OF the best
teams In this vicinity Benton has a
strong team and an of the Paducah
teamg have fallen before the Mar
shall county lads. The game between
the Walersteins and Benton for sun
day was cancelled Stilley and Nil
Ter will compose the battery for Ben
ton, while Manager Zlba Williams
OF the Hooks. will work Council and
Wagner. The Hooks will line up:
Wagner. {, Council. p; Henneberger,
10. G. Harper. 20: Cox 3b: Monroe
Es; Birton. lf; Williams, cf; G. Har-
per. r.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
FANS MUST SUPPORT THE
GAME AT HOME BETTER

Paducah and Hopkinsville are
playing the third game of the ser
les this afternoon at the reservation.
Il is ladies' day and a larger crowd
was out today than yesterday Yon
and Deems warmed up for the
visitors while Gruesser will be be-
hind the bat. Gwinn and Overton
were selected TO compose the bat
terry for Paducah. Unless the at
tendance by the Paducah fans is bet
ter the league cannot last long. Al
though the teams have been playing
close games and good baseball, the
attendance has taken slump. At
the smaller cities the attendance is
much better than Il is in Paducah.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Seeks New Trial.

Attorney Thomas Hazellp will ask
for a new trial Of Ned Pullen, ccl-
ored, charged with using insulting
language to a white woman. The de-
fense contends that it is a case of
mistaken identity. Mrs Oliver, who
swore out the warrant, did not posi-
lively recognize Pullen as the man
this morning, the attorney says
Ned Pullen, colored, who has
driven an express and baggage
wagon in Paducah for 20 years. was
fined $50 in police court this morn
ing for addressing Mrs. Oliver, a
white woman, of 9O5 Clay street.
last Friday afternoon while he was
passing her house on his wagon
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Two Great Racer Runs Dead
Heat For $4,000 Stake at
Epson Downs-..American
Jockey Rides One.

London. July 1.-two more
deaths from aviation we're added to-
day. In Client. Daniel Kinet, a
Belgian, according to a Reutger dis
patch, died last night of injuries sus-
tained in a fall from his areoplane
Sunday. Kinet, held the worlds
record for carrying passengers. At
Coventry, England, Viola Spencer, a
parachute jumper. died of injuries,
the parachute failing TO open.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
100000 SEE MANEUvERs.
Military Review at Long Champs
Draws Immense Crowds.

Paris. July IA crowd number
ing three-fourths of a million, in
cluding thousands OF American tour
lists. witnessed the annual military
review at Long Champs today in eel
ebration OF the anniversary of the
republic OF France. The occasion
was made more notable by the pres
enoc OF King Albert and Queen Eliz-
abeth, OF Belgium Sixty thousand
troops participated
Following the review the new mil
itary dlrlgible balloon Liberte exc
cuted a series OF evolutions over the
parade ground Later the street
fetes. dances and other features Of
the celebration we're in full swing
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Baldree's Trial.

The examining trial of +. c. Bal
dree. charged with false swearing.
has been set for 10 o'clock Saturday
morning before Magistrate John ].
Bleich. Baldree was arrested yes-
terday afternoon by Constable A. c.
shelton, and he executed bond Of
$3.50 for his appearances.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Galloway Bridges

County Judge T. w. Patterson
Magistrate ]. w. Wade. Magistrate
w. J. Guern and W. o. Hargroye'
road and bridge commissioner, of
Murray, were in Paducah 'today en-
route to Vincennes. Ind, where they
will inspect concrete bridges. Gallo
way county is contemplating the erec
ton of a number of new bridges and
the junket was sent out to investi-
gate.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
HAMMERSTEIN IS
DOWN AND OUT
NIPREsSARIO SOLD OUT FOR
MILLION AND HAS NERV-
Gus BREAKDOWN.

New York. July 15.-Broken in
health and admitting he is discour-
aged, Oscar Hammerstein, who ac-
cepted one million to stop his fight
for control of the grand opera bust
ness in this country. arrived on tho
Lusitania today from Europe. lie
explained that he had a nervous
breakdown lie denied reports that
he has come back to get into the
opera game.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
COFFEE IS TAKEN TO
BENTON BY SHERIFF

Noah Coffee. whose sentence In
the city jail has not expired. was
taken 10 Benton, this morning by
Deputy Sheriff H. H. McGregory to
answer a charge OF housebreal1ing.
preferred against him by J. w. Pro-
vine, OF Gilbertsville, following the
confession of Ford Jackson that he
and Cohee robbed the store July g.
A warrants has also been sworn out
against Jackson but ne is being held
here on a charge of obtaining money
10y false pretenses.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Lnwyers Return Homo.

On their special coach the delega
tion OF Paducah lawyers who attend
ed the annual meeting of the Ken
lucky Bar association, which ad-
iourned at Mlddlesboro. KY. yester-
day after a three days session. will
return home this evening at O'Clock
About twelve Paducah attorneys
were present at the meeting.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
FOREST FIRES DO
IMMENSE DAMAGE
LOSS IN THE NORTHWEST WILL
AMOUNT TO NEARLY TEN
MILLION DOLLARS.

Spokane. July 15.-Forest fires
are raging in the northwest. Il is
estimated that seven to ten million
dollars damage was inflicted to
standing timber. There will be more
unless help arrives to assist the men
now fighting the flames.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15

London, July 15.-Demberg and
Neil Cow, the two greatest race
horses, ran a dead heat today for
the Eclipse stakes of $4,000, at
Sandown park. Dillon rode Lem
berg and Danny Maher. an American,
rode Neil Cow. The purse was di-
yided. The race was a mile and
quarter.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
scarch steamship.

New York. July 15.-Detectives
boarded the steamship Lusltsnia
when 10 was docked today1 and
fcluhci Cor Or Crippen. No one
answering his description wa
aboard. but a thorough search was
made la every passenger under the
belief that Crlppen might have sue
cessfully disguised himself
During the search OF the vessel
there were several false alarms.
Detectives sighted a bag with the
initials OR. ~. II. C." They rushed
for tho owner. II was not Crippen
but Mrs Glnnett. a friend. Her
opinion is he sailed on the st. Paul,
due tomorrow.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Blacknall Cases.

The liquor cases against c. e.
Blacknah. a restaurant keeper at
Eleventh street and Broadway that
we're set for this morning in the city
court were left open on account of
the absence of witnesses. No date
has been set but they will probably
be tried next week.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
GIRL AvENGER RELEASED.
Killing of Spannacchio Probable
Justifiable Homicide.

New Orleans. July 15.-Josephine
Mayella, the Italian girl who yester-
day avenged the murder of her
father In their home by shooting and
killing his slayer. Giuseppe Spannac-
chic. was today released from the
parish prison under $1,000 bail
bond. The girl was released and re-
CURED to furnish merely a nominal
bond. on the ground that the killing
bore the appearance of justihable
homicide.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Meter Infant.

The seven-months-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Meter. of Hamlets-
burg, H.. died last night with stom-
ach trouble. The burial will take
place this afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. Pryor conducting the services.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Eat With Cowboys.

Denver. July 15.-Roosevelt to-
day accepted an invitation by tele-
graph from here to attend the old
fashioned cowboy breakfast on
August 90 They will bring a num-
ber of old fashioned "chuck wagons
here to furnish the colonel an old
fashioned meal.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15

Earline Jones. the S-months-old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. w A.
Jones. of Lone Oak. died at z o'clock
last evening Of summer complaint
The body was shipped to Wingo, KY.
this morning for burial.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Heap Big Chief Here

Mr.. August J. Klein. of Louisville.
special organizer for the order OF
Red Men Is in the cityl today and will
be the guest Of honor al big meet
ing tonight Of the Red Men at the
lodge. An Ga SalA
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
One Killed I'm Wreck

Quebec, July 15.-One man was
killed and many injured in a Cana
dian Northern train wreck near here
today. Six cars containing 300 Eng
lish immigrants were shattered and
they took fire.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
AMERICANS TO VISIT
THE MIKADO TOMORROW

Toxic. July 15--Secretary OF War
Dickinson and party will reach To
kio tonight. Tomorrow they will
have an audience with the mikado.
Later they will lunch with Ambassa-
dor O'Brien.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
THE WEATHER

The predictions and tempera-
ture for the past twenty-fOur
hours will be found at the top
Of the seventh column On page
four.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Taft Exercises.

Beverly. Mass, July 15.-Presi-
dent Taft spent an hour at work
with Professor Parker, his physical
Instructor today before motoring to
the links He golfed with II. Clay
Frick. and John Hays Hammond.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Illinois County Census.

Washington, July 15.-The follow
ing announcements from the census
bureau is made: Mclean county. Ill.,.
6S,00S; Mantague. Texas. 23,12S.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Pennsylvania Railroad Strike
Situation Grows More Strained;
Both Sides Are Firm in Position
ELKS OVERCOME.

Detroit, July t5.-The great
automobile parade marked the
Elks' convention today. There
were many prostrations from
heat Five hundred have been
prostrated since the convention
celebration started.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
Two More Auiators Meet Death in
Drops From Clouds---Man Who Held
Passenger Record For Aeroplane
FIGHT PICTURES.

Boston, July 15.-Mayor .
Fitzgerald today received notice .
from the moving picture syndi- .
cate, controlling the fight pict- Z
} ures, that the syndicate intends q
} to fight the edict against the Z
display of pictures here. Z
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-07-15
School Per Capita
To be -Four Dollars

Frankfort. KY. July Is. Especially
State superintendent Regenstein
announced the school per capita at
81. the same as last year.
Want John Boaz.
Frankfort. KY. July IS. Especially
The governor has made a requisi-
tion on the governor of Tennessee
for John Boaz, wanted for house
breaking at Hickman.
Ropke May Plead Guilty.
Louisville. KY. July Is. Especially