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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-05-13
Let the Truth Be Known
Occur d Alene Press, Rep. J

Reports from Boise that effort being made among the
officials and politicians hush land board scandal that
made public result Of the resignation of NJ Church. for
several the register OF the board The scandal involves
Governor Goodng administration well that of Governor Brady
and the people OF the state mood to have the facts
suppressed and the scandal shed up possible for the
administration do The public landsespecay those belong
ing the schooare heritage which the officials bound
protect and if they fail do the shortage be made good
by taxation The people know the valuable
timber lands have been appraised $0 and sold lumber
ydcaes without being examined Such transactions this
take place without the knowledge of the members of the
land board The governor that investigation will 10000
The money would be well spent $4,000 and such
will be accepted by the people of this state 1t partisan
but the whole and the truth become
known Let the probe back to the beginning of statehood and let
have full and complete investigation regardless of who caught
the Governor Brady cannot afford to become party its
suppression Both he and Former Governor Goodng posing
eorme and the time their sincerity Let the probe
be inserted and the corruption howt will benefit the patient
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-05-13
That Law and Order League

The editor of this paper had the pleasure o. T for e pu
Mr. Cooprider the gentleman who recently Vu & T,v News
pose of organizing Law and Order League says 'e From
Rep) We learned few things from this pleasant en- @ purpose
conversation we had with him became conVte r than the
Of the organization was to boost the Brady machine rd the
audabe desire that the laws are enioCe or I'M
liquor laws We in hearty sympathy with any rs + comes TO
organized effort to abolish the liquor traifc Dut % oct the
sending out men over the form pohCa and then
money from people the preext OF law m 1r traffic
political asset for hungry place and political e cbta ar yer
story of different color. Mr. Coopdel e1o Brady
This same , ,e po',O d @ seem TO think Speaker Clago1s %
should the endorsement the prohibition people sincere in
who has ever known Mr. Brady knows that he was % is so
his pretenn NV tb I or question Now that sentiment p ~
Overwhelming in favor the adjustment OF the saoi notca league
becomes very much interested in the formation OF ~ On
organized r9de ' b oa f Law and Enforcement League
the committee this league several Of aod Braq and ali Of
e % be found. while Mr.. Clagstone IS eie9 Ie Of the inner
Tie friends of Mr. Caestone find themselves ous Who has
rce Of the league There man IN ldaho ,e [ and vet
e onetentl much abolish the saloons a. TO sheve
mere is an effort on the part of few political cla
Na'Worker for hypocrite
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-05-13
Our State Land Board Scandal
(Troy News, Rep.)

Church no longer register of the State Land Board He
b Grating and Governor Brady asked for his resignation
s handed 10 the Governor by Mr. Church Public ohcas
% - the dishonest officials Governor Brady getting the ap-
- e subsidized press for ferretng out the dishonest ocal
PdI - lin, 70 resign If that all that could be written
anu M Scandal our governor would from the field at least
ahed However there was an inquiry held and m that inquiry
was ne 70 know Evidently the people and the tax payers
at % % ngorance Of of their servants Instead OF our
ip being our it looks as though they were our masters
- nc have right know anything concerning the acts
and tna a ia good many people have become enriched
rob favorm shown by our state officials IT. 1 le me lG %
lorous rarv will New will have to be nominated Dy
the e republicans there will be democrats & ms as N M
% @ Brady will have go with the rest OF 'ne' ne ii
MADE GOOD
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
WOODRUFF FIRED SHOT
ACROSS COWLINGS BOWS

ENcitement was created on the
steamer George Cowling this morn
ing while she was en- route to Pa
ducah from Metropolis. when Wal
ter Woodruff, native of Union
county, Illinois, is alleged TO have
drawn an automatic Colts pitols and
emptied several shots over the riN-
er In rapid succession. When the
boat landed at the wharfboat Pa
trolman Andy Stewart was called
and Woodruff was taken to police
headquarters and locked up on a
charge of carrying concealed dead
ly weapon. When searched ladies
gold double-case watch was taken
from him in addition to the gun.
Inside the case was engraved the
name OF Irene Drake. with the
Initials 81. ID" on the front Of the
case. Several cartridges and a quart
bottle of whiskey were conflscated.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
ALBANIAN REBELS
DEFEATING TURKS
IT IL BELIEVED REGULARS IN
TEND To SLAUGHTER THE
INHsBITANTs.

Vienna May 5.-Reports received
today from Uskub say the Albanian
rebels were successful In all engage
ments yesterday with the govern
ment troops. and unless the latter
are heavily reinforced they will BE-
unable to hold the positions they
now occupy. No reliable estimates
are received OF the casualties In yes
terday's fighting. but II is believed
hundreds were killed. Wounded
soldiers are streaming into Uskub
and they say the battlehelds are 1T
orally covered with dead From the
feroclty OF the campaign conducted
by the government troops. Il IL be-
lieved they are under orders TO sup
press the rebellion by stamping out
the entire Albanian population n pos
sible. Several Albanian villages
have been destroyed and non-com-
batant the population slain, accord
Inf TO reports from PrIsrend.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
,t The star.

Reynolds and Lewis a company
In a clean. rcfned German diaisct
domestic comedy ent't,,d Der Fader
Land" introducing yod'e ,insng and
limitations u musical ins1ruments.
using Little VISITOR" by way OF O.
sultration ~ "Steep Baby Saoop. will
be one OF the features Of The show.
M,ss Dean will render some Of h..r
newos, sougs and Is rire 90 make "a
hlt In both her songs and dance.
l.augton A Edwards Ia a singing.
dancing and pianoiogue act are said
10 be the best IN their une. Mr..
Langton. among other funuy stunts.
does some good piano playing vhEe
standing on his hsad.
The ever popular Prank Long h.s
n fiDe song and he knows how 10 sing
u. Two reels Of moving pkuur.s
VIII De given al usual az an extra
feature. For Friday night there VIII
be an amateur contest.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

tions. The government census taker
the city directory agents and the
school census taker all are working,
and some OF the more ignorant peo-
pie, especially those who cannon
read, are afraid and conceal facts.
Then, too, they move about ire
quently, and change their names
about as often as they change their
|habitations. II means dollars to the
schools for the name OF every child
between the ages of 6 and 21 to be
listed, as the state distributes the
money among the cities and school
districts in proportion to scholastic
population. The colored people
should take up this matter and urge
their own people TO turn in any
names of children missed by the CEN
sus taker.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
Kentucky Kernels

Kentucky Beef Cattle association
Capitol hotel. Morganfield. burns
Lexington races financial success
Bank of Henshaw will not reopen.
Courthouse at Frankfort remodel
led.
Newport hotel struck by tighten
ling.
Bluegrass league opens season to-
day.
Farmers State Bank at Green
willie.
The Maysville cotton mlils closed
down.
DIR. r. e. Garnett. SIS. died ait
Glasgow
Night usders DESTROY barn oear
Augusta.
Ben Bruner endorsed for congress
in Fifth.
Rural school teachers must wait
for pay.
A new company OF militia at
GraysonA
OIL tanks at Somerset struck by
lightning.
James w. Berry II. died In Har-
nson county.
Secretary OF state ready 10 enforce
new auto law.
Roy Brooks fred on. IN automobile
near Henderson.
Hopkinsville Eiks VIII entertain
r. p. A. delegates.
s. X. Sneed retired banker, of
Henderson, browns.
Chlodys Hodge and Paul Picker
ing married at Fulton.
The residence OF B. l. Simpson at
Buckesvifle. destroyed.
Marshall Hawkins. formerly OF
Fulton, killed in Texas.
The Owenton Telephone sold to
the Central Home company
Mrs. Lena Macey lost diamonds
valued al $500 in lexington
Mrs. Ida Crockett. Covington. SUI
cfdes while playing with baby.
w. X. Hodcomb. given eight years
for killing of Isaac Hun in Harlan.
John Benighaus and wife filed a
Joint application for divorce at New
port.
w. r. Taylor, manager of the Big
Hfh Coal company. died a Rich
mond.
Prof. Chas. X. Hammond success
sor OF Ellsworth Regenstein. as
superintendent of Newport schools.
Members OF Pilot Oak and Water
Valley Baptist churches. KY. vindi-
cate the Rev. e. Ridgway for get
ting divorce.
The annual convention Of the c.
W. b. NJ. auxillaries and the Bible
OF the Christian churches
ninth district in Lexington Friday.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

The Methodist quadrennial confer
ence at Nashville will consider a dis
continuance OF the itinegant minis
try. which now limits the pastorate
to four years in one place. We
can't blame the ministers, II they de-
sire II discontinued. In four years a
man just manages 20 take root in a
community. and four years OF the
companioDships formed by their
children In school are factors in life
II seems sometimes cruel to sacrifice.
These are real sacrifices the itintrant
minister Is forced to accept. In the
other hand. there, are perhaps, COM
pensations in the new friendshaps
formed. They are not allowed to ex-
haust their youth and talents on a
people, who grow cold and indiffer-
ent after they have sapped the very
life out OF their spiritual shepherds.
This Is an experience the Methodist
minister Is spared.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
SWOPE DRUNKARD,
SO WITNESS SAYS
DEFENSE BEGINS PRODUCING
TESTIMONY IN HYDE MUIR
DER TRIAL.

Kansas City. May 5.--The defense
opened its side OF the Hyde case by
calling J. w. Spangler, for seven
years Swope's confidential man who
testified that Swope drank excessive
ly up to eleven months before his
death and collapsed and swooned in
his Office frequently. Strong stimu-
lants were necessary to revive.
Before spangler took the stand
Attorney Walsh for the defense,
moved that the court. In view OF the
evidence submitted By the prosecu-
uon, peremptorily Instruct the jury
to return a verdict of not guilty. The
motion was denied.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
CENSUS FIGURES
AND STATE GAINS
DEPARTMENT HANDS OUT SOME
GUESSES As To THE
RESULT.

Washington, May 5.-The census
office issued today unofficial esti-
mates Of the population of the states
OF New York. S.S65,722; Pennsyl-
vania. 7.346,117; Illinois. 5.S16.-
745; Ohio, 4.462,761; Texas 3.S61.-
S93: Missouri. 3.534,143; Kentucky,
2. 4S7. 713: tennessee, 2.273,714;
Mississippi. 1.s12.94O; Kansas, L.
.7O7. 400; Oklahoma. 1851, 514;
Arkansas, i,49A917. The estimate
increases since 1900 are: Missouri,
472.47O: Kentucky 2SS.53s: Ten
nessee, 253.09S; Texas, Si3,1S3;
Oklahoma. l,2S1.lS3. Mississippi
gel, $40: Kansas, 236l99G, Arkan-
sas, lS3,357.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
THE MISSIONARY SPIRIT.

In Chicago thousands of repre-
sentatives OF all denominations are
in session under the name OF the
missionary congress. The evangeli-
zation of the world is the object. II
is an inspiring sight. and the in
spiration catches and holds the mil
lions. who read descriptions of the
proceedings and the words of the
famous men. who address the con-
vention. The Imagination is stirred
by the messages they convey and by
accounts of the enthusiasm mani
Tested. "The World for Christ" is
their motto. and from this meeting
the delegates will carry back to
their home churches some of the
fire kindled under the psychological
influences of the crowd, and the
frontiers of Christendom will be
pushed forward further into the
heart of heathendom.
No thinking person can doubt the
practical benefits of foreign mis-
sions. Whether he has regard for
the white mans burden" or not.
he must see that the extension OF
trade and international relations is
inevitable. and that the comfy of
upon which nations negotiate to-
gether. II there is racial and re-
ligious antagonism, relationships will
be strained and negotiations unsatis-
factory; II the religious barrier Is
broken down and men confer upon
plane of brotherhood, negotia-
tions will be satisfactory and peace
will be promoted. This is a practi-
cal benefit, which even the scoffer at
religion must admit.
But the man, who talks large
about foreign missions. and does not
try to live the religion he processes
at home, is contemplate. or what
benefit will 1t be to us to extend the
boundaries Of Christendom, II Chris
tendon itself is to be permitted to
lose its virtues? AS the boundaries
extend To include new groups OF
races, either they will be elevated
by the contact and be stimulated by
their new zeal; or each will be de-
bauched by the evils the other
brings into the association.
Upon each individual of the ma
ton and world rests the burden of
precept and example. The kind OF
citizen the man in Paducah becomes
affects through his associates and
their associates the distant relations
of this country and all other coun-
tries with the peoples of the orient.
Digging down into ones jeans for
coppers to give to the missionaries
does not constitute the sum of a
mans obligations TO his fellowmen
on any hemisphere. The average
citizenship of America makes the
United States. as far as its influenced
extends in the world outside. and
that citizenship is expressed In the
individuals dealings with his state
and city and with his neighbors.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
GETTING AT THE CENSUS.

With an increased enrolment In
the public schools and a diminished
number OF vacant houses in the city,
the scholastic census should show a
gain, instead OF loss. In this re-
spect the census enumerator is not
altogether to blame. The fact that
he has increased the white total i'm
dicates that he has canvassed the sit.
nation well; but in the coloned sec.
tions the problem Is yariously com,
plicated. The parents sometimes
both work away from home. and re,
peated calls fail to find anyone tc
answer questions; frequently child
under 21 years OF age works. and the
parents fear the enumeration is JUS
a scheme by which the school au
thorities are securing information
for the use OF the truant officer; anC
then there is an ignorant fear on th'
part of some about all this lenrollins
OF names on imposing Looking book
by officials, who ask famik1r ques
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
COMMISSION REVISING
ASSESSMENT RY BLOCKS.

The commission recently appoint.
ed to revise the assessment in Pa
ducah with the block map began its
duties Monday and has organized
George Emery was made chairman
and w. VI. Jones secnetarY. The 9TH
er member is Harry George. The
commission begun at Washington
street and will list all property m
the business district first before be-
ginning in the resident portions. The
block map is nearing completion and
by the time the commission gets
through with the present books that
have been completed the Others Will
be ready.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Good Work.

The park commissioners received
the following communication today
Park Commissioners. Paducah, Ky.
Gentlemen:-I. as a citizen OF
your county of McCracken. have the
honor and the pleasure to present
you my congratulations that you are
engaged in the work of marking. by
suitable tablets. the historical sites
of Paducah.
Thereby by example you impress
that our vision OF the future must be
related to all the facts Of the present
and to all the values OF the past.
am confident that future generations
will thank YOU for your excellent
work. Yours respectfully,
REV A. REINHART.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
PRINCETON TUTORS PAY HIGH

Princeton. N. j.. May 5.-That a
number OF men have worked their
way through Princeton by tutoring
and that the total sum earned by
them for one year was $4,000, was
made known today in report issued
by the Princeton Tutors association.
This is an organization OF under
graduates. Tutors get from 81 to
81 an hour and some OF them have
made SIC a day and cleared 81 ,0GO a
year.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
JUDGE GRossCUP HOME.
Says He Disagrees With Roosevelts
Cairo Speech.

Chicago. May 5.--Judge Peter s.
Grosscup. OF the United States cir
cult court. who preceded the Roose-
welt party through Egypt and Italy,
returned to his home here.
The Judge took issue with Roose-
yelt's Cairo speech. In which he ex-
presses the belief that Egypt IL bet
ter on under British rule.
The turist said he was astounded
In Italy. which country he predicted
would outstrip France In the next
twenty-five years.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
Earn Only iax Cents An Hour.

Washington, May 5.-The report
of the Bureau of labor upon the
conditions at the Bethlehem Steel
works of South Bethlehem, Pa,
which were submitted to the senate
says that 2,322 men worked twelve
hours a day for seven days a week,
a lange per centage OF these labor
|ers earning only 12h cents an hour.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
serenty-Eirhth nIrthdnr.

Mrs. Wells. mother OF Judge A. ].
Wells, celebrated her 18th birthday
Monday at the home Of Judge. There
were "a children and grand children
present and a very pleasant day was
spent with the good mother.
Mrs. Wells Is one OF the pioneers
of the county, and is held In high es-
TEEN by a large circle OF friends.
May she live to celebrate many more
such days.--Calloway Times
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

Paducahans have made good since
leaving Paducah. MIR. Cobb is hu-
morist on the New York World. Mr..
Carney is manager of the Union
Carbide company in Chicago, as well
as manager OF the Kentucky theater
Mr.. Nash is interested In a large
cooperage company in Mississippi.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
Saloon License Fraud.

Chicago. May 5.-A fifty thousand
dollars saloon license fnaund in West
Hammond, Ind. Is charged by the
IGolsen-Doan Coal company in suit
flied here today.
The bill alleges that fur Of the six
members of the village board of
trustees are saloon owners and the
board for three years has been issu-
ling saloon licenses below $500. the
lregular fee. In this manner. the
village has been defrauded of legal
tax. The coal company asks an in
junction restraining the trustees -
Isuing licenses below $500.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
FINAL RrroRr Is MADE.
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Awarded Damages

Washington. May 5.--Nine years
labor finished and damages q 81
3S7.Si5 out OF claims aggrcgating
Sos. 900. 900 we're awarded when the
spanish treaty claims oommisshon
made a finai report 10 President TAFT
today and went out OF exis,eDce.
Claims OF SAG American citizens
were passed upon.
More than $4,000. 900 was claimed
by i52 members OF the crew % the
battleship Maine.
Roswell p Bishop. Harry@K. Dan-
gherty. W. l.. Chambers. W. A.
Maury aud aJmes p. Wood we're
members OF the commission.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

Next sunday will be Ascension
Sunday. and II viii be observed
with a special service at the Broad
way Methodist church. Paducah
commandery. Knights Templar. has
accepted the invitation OF the pas
tor, the Rev. G. T. Sullivan. and viii
attend the service In a body.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
Moon Renominafed.

Chattanooga, Tenn. May 5.---COn-
gresham John A. Moon. OF the Third
Tennessee district. was nominated
by the district Democratic conven-
ton without opposition 20 succeed
himself
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

Chicago. NAV 5.-JOhn Kling sierl-
ed a three war contract with the
Chicago National L-agie Baseball
club late today. subject TO the trms
OF the National commis'slon's rul-
ing" THIS means thai Kling VIII
90, q salary Of $500 for the season
This Is the fioal move In the famous
hasehall case.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
In Police Court.

Breach OF or54asuoe-iyee Foiey
and Otta Belle Smith. colored, fined
$40 each. G.. w. Brown. fined IS.
Breach Of peace-A. J. johnson
and Rush Scott, continued until to-
morrow; Ruth Latham and Aggie
perry. oolored, fined IS each
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
INCOME TAX AGAIN DEFEATED

Albany, May 5.-A second at
tempt to pass the resolution favor
ing the federal income tax failed in
the assembly. BY vote of 75 to 81
the house refused to sustain mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which
the resolution recently was defeated.
Only one vote was lacking.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

Lightning struck and set fire to
the oil tanks Of the Standard Oil
company at Somerset KY, Tuesday.
Fortunately the tanks are not located
In the heart Of the city as they are in
Paducah. They burned for "a hours.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
The Weather

Fair In eastern. showers In west
ern late tonight or Friday. Frost
tonight In eastern portion. Warmer
Friday.
Temperature today: Highest, "a;
lowest, 30.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

The president amply fulfilled his
function to increase the gate re-
celpts" at ST. Louis. He was drag
ged to both ball games and the
grandstands and fields were over
crowded.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
NEWS OF COURTS
Deeds Filed.

Katie NJ. Robertson to Frank
Levin. property at the southwest
corner OF Tenth and Clay street for
s40O.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

A hundred million dollars OF in
crease in wages granted by railroads
of the United States during the year
Is not a bad showing for industrial
conditions.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

Theodore is becoming conservative.
He didn't refer to William Shake
speare as a nature faker o., account
OF the Hamlet myth"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
Snifs Filed in Circnit Conrt.

James E. Roberts filed suit for
divorce from Ida Roberts, alleging
abandonment. The couple married
in Illinois. In September. 1908.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

Something Is wrong with the color
scheme. Browne and White are out
OF harmony in Illinois. and Red"
has got Paducah going.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

Judge Barkley Is determined that
there shall be no Back From Elba''
movement in the county admtndstra-
ton.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

The next king, thinking Of maxi
ing a triumphal tour OF Europe, will
have to 20 and get himself reputa-
tion. e.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
In County Court.

Frank Harlan qualified as guar
dian of Joseph Marshall Gardner
and bond for $500 was executed.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

George L. Goheen, 21. OF Birm-
ingham, merchant, and Edward
Heath. legal age. OF Birmingham.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05

Increase -. @'~'
Personally appeared before me
the srd day of May, 1910. r. ID.
MacMillen, Business Manager OF The
sun who affirms that the foregoing
Is a true and correct statement OF It's
circulation for the month OF April,
1910, TO the best OF his knowledge
and belef.
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January
10, 1912.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-05
Daily Thought.

No man knows so well where the
shoe pinches as he who wears 1t
Lincoln.