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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-04
Our factory is built for quantity prOduc

ton. (2s5 complete FORD cars have been
turned out in one day.. We can make 10000
ears cheaper than we can make ten thousand
Where labor costs one dollar, our overhead
expenses cost a dollar and half. Our factory
is built TO profit from quantity production.
Thus, by reducing overhead cost per car we
will build $4,000 ears for 1911 at less ratio
of overhead cost per ear than it did to make
the 10000 ears in l9l0-though materials and
labor command the same prices.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-04
From the beginning all FORD efforts have
The ideal FORD Model was attained in

1908. Since that time there has been little
change in its design, but continuous refine
mcnt IN mechanical construction, each year
bringing the Model II nearer the perfect
automobile.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-04
.odel 7 Touring Car $3.50

without the following equipment Extension Top
Automatic Windshield, Two 6inCh Gas Lamps O7nn
Generator and SpeedOmeer OfVV
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-04
The FORD Model T costs us the same to

make this year as it did last year and there
has been no sacrifice in quality because of the
lower price.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-04

The treason why can be given in very
few words: We are in the position to do bust
ness on small profit
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14

Found Mans gold watch-fob,
Owner can have same by calling
at Chieftain office.
To Trade Five passenger, model
f, Buick automobile. for city
property or land Address Stat
ford, Chieftain office.
Mr.. Aria Fidler has purchased
an interest in The Holly Invest
ment d. Loan Co.. the name and
style OF the firm being Davis d
Fidler. Mr.. Fidler is a brother
in-law of Mr. j. Y. Warner. who is
now happily established on the
old Irving place near Hartman.
Mayor McAIurtry made IA hur-
ried trip to Kansas last week, re-
turning Oh Wednesday,
Two clothing venders of
Oriental cast blew in from Den.
yer last Monday, having on hand
large consignment of 'uncalled
for express packages. but owing
to their inability Of procuring suit
able storeroom to conduct the
bargain sale" gave Holly the
slip and went westward.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14

W. L. Simpson of the Postal
Telegraph Co. at La Junta, ar
rived last Monday to check up the
books of Local Manager George
Williams, resigned, who goes to
Denver III few days.
j. A. Brummeler of Denver,
telegraph operator of wide expert
enoe, has accepted the position of
local manager of the Postal Tele.
graph, vice George Williams res.
igned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Goss are
happy over the arrival of ten
pound boy who came via the stork
route on Jan. 5, last. 1t goes
without saying that the Goss home
is happy in consequence, and
Jesse feels like a boy again.
Coates thread, six spools for 25c
at White Bros. Dept Store.
The tender iesves Of harmless lung .healins
moun.siss.s shrub. give to Dr.. Shops Cough
Remedy lie marvellous curative properties.
Tight, tickling. or distressing coughs. quickly
Weld to the healing. soothing action Of this
splendid prescription-Dr. Shops Cough Rem
edy. And it is so safe and good for children,
% WE'LL Containing no opium. chloroform. or
other harmful drugs. mothers should in safety
aIwys domand Dr.. Shoop's. II other remedies
are offered. tell them No! Be your own judgel
Sold BY ail dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Lasner Martinez Dead

On January 6. while warming
himself at the bungalow near the
near the Holly Sugar factory,
Lasner Martinez. Mexican age
81 years. keeled over on his side.
and when picked up few
moments later by his associates,
DR.. O. w. Swope was called,
but found life extinct. The cause
Of death was probably heart dis
ease.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Union Revival Services

Beginning Sunday evening Jan.
16 at 1880 in the Baptist church
Sermon by the Rev. w. X. Wright.
We believe the indications are
bright for good revival. The
Sunday morning services will be
in each individual church as
usual. Everybody Welcome.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14

heorSe Barrett, an experienced
plumber, has established himself
in the King blacksmith shop and
is ready for business.
Paul Elgin, formerly with the
Sugar Co. garage, is now working
for himself, having rented the
Robert King shop.
E. NJ. Mears was confirmed as
postmaster of Lamar by the L. $.
Senate last Tuesday
The Electric theatre has become
the popular resort to spend pleas
ant evening. Take the children
with you.
Copies of The Holly Chieftain may be
found at the Office of the Colorado State
Commercial Assn, of which we are a
member, at No. 1876 Stout street, Den.
yer, where you can read them at your
leisure. This paper is kept on file there
for two weeks.
Come and hear the latest songs
at the Electric theatre. Admission
lOc.
All the latest and greatest songs
of the day are being sung at the
Electric theatre. Don't miss it. It's
IA rare treat. Admission 10c.
Two replies have already been re.
ceived from the Holly advt. in
the New Years Rocky Mountain
News, for painter and wall paper
dealer, and the probabilities are,
more are on the way. 1t psys to
advertise.
Start the New Year right, and
use The Holly Souvenir Envelopes.
One hundred uf them with every
subscription to The Holly Chief
tain.
Eng 'neer-in charge W..K. Pal
mer came in last Thursday from
Kansas City in response to adj
vices from Engineer Wood.
For short time only, 100 Beau
tiful Souvenir Envelopes with
every subscription to The Holly
Chieftain.
Barber Sam kemper has moved
into the storeroom in the rear of
the First National bank.
George Pugh, the well known
barber, has been engaged to work
for Barber Haberstroh, and will
begin tomorrow.
Jeweler WA. Griffith has moved
from the old Chieftain building
to the Schager billiard hall. where
he has rented window space.
Ladies' muslin underwear at half
price. White Bros. Dept Store.
Mrs. Helen Simpson has ex-
changed her property in and near
Holly for property in Edinburgh,
Ind, with Messrs. Allcntharp d
Oxier, who are expected here any
day now The latter gentlemen
will establish an extensive stock
ranch on the Simpson place east
of town on a scale that will make
the oldest inhabitant look twice.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
he M.y Get Over II. But-...

Proprietor Bill Moore of the
Coolidge hotel became impatient
at the slow progress of his heating
stove in the hotel Office last week.
and seizing a can of kerosene
poured the innocent looking fluid
into the stove In less time than
it takes to tell it, n seething fame
was wrapping itself, like monster
serpent, around the person of I'LL
Moore. and but for the timely ar
rival of his wife and young Moore
their parent might have been
burned severely. As good fortune
would have it, however, he escaped
with slight burns, although his
clothes we're burned from his body,
and he retains few ugly scars as
msnaentoes Of the occasion. The
young folks an nowhumming HE
May Get Over'ft, hut He'll Never
Look the Same"
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Five Stars Coming

The next number of the Lyceum
series will be The Five Stars Con
cert Co., at Jones Opera house,
Friday. Fep. 4. They are said to
be an exceedingly strong attrac-
ton. Don't forget the date.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Hon. C.. d. Ford Reappointed

Chamberin's Cough Remedy is not
common everyday cough mixture. 1t is
a meritorious remedy for all the trouble
some and dangerous complications result.
ing from cold in the head, throat, chest,
or lungs. Sold by The Holly Pharmacy,
Ikelman Bros. propr's.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14

Ladies' m!slin underwear at
half price White Bros. Dept.
Store.
Ray Appel OF ened ii roller rink
in ApleI's hall.Est Mondav.
Mrs. Brulah Hinesman of Vic
tor, Colo. has accepted position
as vocalist in the Electric theatre.
Mr. George Borstner went to
Denver last Saturday on business.
Mcssrs George Finley and
Eugene Hardy of Victor, Colo,
we're Holly visitors Monday.
They are interested in the Hart.
man Alfalfa mill and may remain
indefinitely.
Calico, 4c per yard, at Waite
Bros. Dept. Store.
Rev. A. Mcintyre of Garden
City, Kansas, father of Mrs. John
Robson, visited the latter last
Sunday and Monday.
Ira A. Prisbey of Las Animas,
Colo was among the many callers
at The Chieftain Office the past
week. He is connected with the
Leader at that place. being a
printer of the old school.
A Successful Contractor
Will Van Petten is gradually com.
ing to the front as a successful
contractor and builder, and his
work is his best advertisement
as the various owners will testify.
He has recently completed two
splendid houses just northeast of
town for the A. V. S. B. a. l. Land
Co., painting included, which are
living monuments of his handi-
work. Also the cement block res
idence of w. e. Waterman. lust
finished, which attracts the eye of
the passer.by long before he ap.
proaches it.
Mr.. Van fetten has Just re-
ceived the contracts for number
of buildings in the northwestern
part of town, also for two fancy
cottages inside the corporation and
the first bungalow in this district.
to say nothing of another set of
buildings just out of town.
To make Holly prosperous, pat
ronize home contractors and pat.
ronize home industries of all kinds.
And Mr.. Van Petten's prices are
within reach of all, as reasonable
as any man could expect to have
good and dependable work done.
Purchasing his lumber in i'm
mense quantities as he does, Mr..
Van Petten can buy at much
lower figures than ordinarily, con.
sequently he quotes the lowest
prices on all work.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
MEN AND THINGS
Epitome Of the Weeks Doinas in
Holly and Vicinity
IN GEN ERAL

been assisting Postmaster Nc
Creerv for some months past. re-
turned to her home in Coolidge
yesterday. Merle McCreery will
henceforth do the honors.
General Cox is now IA bloated
hotel proprietor. having rented
the entire building from Jud
House. His first rule. as laid
down for the benefit of misguided
public. is. those failing to pay in
advance will have TO advance in
pay.
The many friends Of }. J Pierce
will be.saddened to learn of his
mothers death in Missouri several
DAYS ago. the telegram announcing
it reaching him at Amarillo,
Texas. Owing to illnses at the
time, he delegated Mrs. Pierce to
make the journey which she did,
but was too late to have one last
word with the dear lady.
Lost Lady's gold bar pin.
Finder please leave at Chieftain
office and receive reward.
DIR. d. M. Bodwell returned last
Wednesday from Denver, where
he was in ATTENDANCE upon the
twelfth annual session of the
Colorado Osteopathic association.
Calico, 4c per yard, at White
Bros. Dept Store:sase
Wanted To buy dry land in
Colorado. Please give description
and price in first letter. Address
Box 206 Stafford, Kansas.
Nearly new, fine upright piano
1925. Apply at Chieftain office.
New subscribers are coming in
constantly. We will always en-
deavor to give them their moneys
worth
Wanted A small furnished cot
tage or couple of furnished rooms
for light housekeeping by young
couple. Address, stating terms,
V. L., Chieftain.
Contractor W. B. Waugh of
Joplin. Mo-, who is to construct
the Holly sower system. came in
last Thursday and was an interest
ed spectator of the City councils
special meeting.
Charles New, the tailor, has
moved into room 7 over the First
National bank, where he is ready
to do cleaning, pressing and mend
ing,
W. G. Simpson has torn down
his building on Main street to
make way for "A new and handsome
structure.
AL Wilson. last Saturday, pur-
chased from George w. Stevens
the two lots east of the Huberstroh
home, for a conservative figure,
and will erect modern home in
the near future.
Coates thread six spools for
25c at White Bros. Dept Store.
Jesse Goss. who went to La
Junta last month for an operation
returned last Friday. much i'm
proved in health, although it was
found that an operation was uu-
necessary.
| FoIcy's Kidney Remedy will cure any case of
kidney or bladder trouble thnt is not beyond the
reach OF medicine 1t invigoraies thu, entire
syst IN and s,reng,h hens the kidneys so they
eliminate the impurities from the blood Back.
ache rheunatism. kidney and bladder troubles
are all cued ty this great mcdi, inc. Holly
Pharmacy. lkelmon Bros RS.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
An Eminent Lecturer

DIR. Ernest j. Sias, who held
forth at the Opera house last
Monday evening under the aus
pices of the Lyceum bureau, de.
liyered his famous lecture, The
Lost Chord" to "A large and ap-
preciative audience.
The Doctor is lover of Simon
pure, unadulterated harmony, and
mixes much of Ebert Hubbard
philosophy with his own, making
al. ideal blend and one that cannot
help but attract, as his logic is
comprehensive and purely COM
mon sense.
The Lost Chord deals largely
with persons out of tune with the
worlds vibrations, and is truly an
antidote for the person who sees
the world through the bedimmed
vision of either prejudice or
hatred, at the same time being
Just humorous and pathetic enough
to hold an audience anywhere.
The Chieftain hopes that the
Lyceum bureau may again see fit
to send us more celebrities of the
same kind in the near future.
Hon. c. d. Ford Reappointed
Official advices from Washing
ton make certain the reappoint.
ment by President Taft of Charles
d. Ford as register of the United
States land Office at Denver
Register Ford has been in the
land Office twelve years and is one
of the most astutc federal Office
holders in Colorado. and he is
true blue ue-every inch of him.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
KICK ON THE ROADS

Many complaints have been registered the past weeks the
condition the approaches the bridge spanning the Arkansas
having been unable last week. Although the bridge
passa the condition Of both approaches still remains making
difficult for the average driver
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
. Furniture For Sale

Owing to our removal from this
city, we offer all of our furniture
for sale, and request all those in
terested to examine it.
Mrs. Sidney Hamilton.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
STEAM LAUNDRY FOR HOLLY

Mr. Ls Psbey. the expert sundyman who desous of
establishing s.ss plant Holly spent Sunday and Monday here
taking thorough look the and getting for
able building He Of the opinion that 6rstca laundry would pay
well here and declares that his will be of that kind
Although papers drawn up. understood that he will
close the for suitable building he
his private affairs which probably will be the coming spring
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
For Sale.

Forty.acre farm for sale or rent
at Aillwood beet-dump, near good
school. Inquire of
T. Lynch, Grand Mount, Iowa.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14

Mrs Albert Cline, from the
southern envroins, is visiting her
mother Mrs. AL Thomas.
District Attorney Bill Merrill Of
Lamar came down last Tuesday
and hobnobbed with friends. talk
ing business all the time.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
Ladies' Aid

The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. J. G. Chriftopher next We'd
nesday, Jan 10. Come prepared
to tie comfortable. All members
are requested to be present.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-14
For Sale.

Pure bred black Langshan and
blue Andalusian cockerels, fifty
cents to one dollar each.
Frank Riney, Holly.
The sun., 1910-06-26
PARKER QUOTES ROOSEVELT
In DefcaalnG the ConAtltuilOa mefofe
New Hampuhlre Lawyers

NEwcAsTLE. y. H., June 3S.-AltOn D.
Parker made an address to-day on the
Lawyers Opportunity for Patriotic Pub
lie Service bsfore the New Hampshire
Bar Association. In which he spoke OF the
need Of defending the United States Con-
siitutiOn from Executive usurpaticn.
Among other things he said:
The action of the founders in enbody-
ing the already established rights Of civil
and religious liberty in both Federal
and State constitutions seems 10 put the
matter beyond the reach u either the
executive or the legislative or the judicial
departments Of government. or all Of them
acting together. What. then, remained
TO do but eRiOy the fruits Of the STRUGGLED
so the people thought. and then acted
accordingly. Thev have seemed to be
and in fact they have been ignorant of
the truth that eternal viRilance 10 the
price Of liberty. a. well after constitutions
Are made as before They have failed TO
appreciate that even this safeguard may
be undermined How. indeed. can Il
bs possible, does any one ask let a
President OF the United States answer
Said the then President In a speech at
Harrisburg, Pa We need through exec
utive action. through legislative and
through judicial construction and inter-
pTetation n law. TO Increase the power Of
the Federal Government. I've fail thus
10 increase Il We show our impotence.
These are weighty words pregnantw with
meaning. They are not the words of an
IDLE dreamer. but oG purpNseflil aud re-
sourcefM man, holding the highest az we'll
as the most powerful ONCE ia tho gift Of
tho people.
They mean just this. that tho people
have withheld power from tho Federal
Government which the Executive thinks
u should have and therefore proposes
not that the people should grant the COW
eted powers but that they should be
taken from them by force And further
that each department of he Government
should participate in tho usurpatiOn.-
Oliver y. Branch Of Manchester. for
merly United States Attorney Tor New
Hampshire in speaking Of The Conserva-
tlOn of the Constitution" said:
The time has not yet come IN rswrits
the american Constitution. 10 amend
tho Bill II Rights. IN rslorm tho common
Law OT IN revOlutioniys ths principles Of
the law II toTts and contracts Tho hand
that may rsWTite tho national Constitution
will not he that ~ an alien anarchist NJ a
domestic dsmagogue He will no a man
"ducated N an American public school
and N an AMERICAN college and who has
drawn his ideas Of government and Law
from blackstone and Kent. Story and
Marshall and not from Karl Marx "r
"a mall NMaMHH
The sun., 1910-06-26
WORE BRIBERr INDICTMENTS.
Lee O'Nen BFOWne l. One HIs Jury In
Chicago II stllI out

SPRINGFIELD. III. June IS Five in
diCtments charging bribery. conspiracy
~ bribe and per jury were returned to-
day by the Sangamon county Grand Jury
that has been investigating alleged legis-
iative COrruutiCn In connection with the
jackpot fund The men indicted and the
char ges are.
Representative lee O'Nen Browne ~
ottawa. cons piracy 20 bTibe. Represent %
alive Robert 2. Wilson Of Chicago. con-
splraCy 20 bribe: Louis D. Hiraheirnc-
president ~ the State Board oi Equaliza-
ton, Pittsield. conspiracy 20 hribe
Frank J. Traut of Beardstown. con-
Hnirucv 10 lrile. A B Johnston Of Spring
eld perjury and bribery
With the exception of Johnston all
the men were indicted in connection with
alleged cOllusiOn in the defeat Of the
S,ats Fish Commissions bill which has
been under Grand Jury scrutiny for
three WEEKS
CHICAGO. June 25 Judge McSurelv
declared this evening that he would keen
the jury m he csse n Lea o. Neil Browne
charged with bribery in connection with
the elsS iOn ~ SENATOR i,OrimeF. out Ave
DAYS u ueressary 70 reach An agreement
b" iurv balloted all dag long without
r"aghing an agreement The vote was
aald ~ be ~ n I for conviction
The Browne Jury has been out since
IS o,clOck on Friday afternoon A. ~
o. clock tonight Judge McSurely ordered
tho jury locked up over Sunday
The sun., 1910-06-26
ar TTNEDO PIRK.
Outdoor sporting Events Arranged. In.
CIudinE TrottinE and PaciRE Races.

Outdoor sporting Events Arranged. IN.
cIUdinE TrOttinE and PaciRE Races.
TUXEDO PARK. June 7S.-Ths hot
weather this week brought out a large
gathering of well known people 20 the
Tuxedo colony. where the weather 10
delightfully."- cool in the Ramapo hillA.
A series of midsummer outdoor sport
ing events have been arranged and the
usual sports on Independence Day will
he more attractive than usual In ad.
di,ion % the field sports there have been
arranged for the week ends a number of
trOtting and pacing races on the Tuxedo
horse show track 4 large numhsr Of
en- ries have been received The first
Of these events will take place next Sat.
urday with a majority Of Orange oOuntyS
hes, horses entered. There will also be
yach'ing races for a special cup and weekly
golf an tennis games
Mr and Mrs. George Grant Mason have
returned to kinCraiR for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis " Morris have taken
the Van Cortland villa. Mr and Mrs
y. l. Burrell are IN the McKirn cottARe
and Mr. and Mrs Henry Enmet are IN
Nif Masph Jones CuAlMRe
O.her arrivals are Mr and Mrs
Rowland Pell in the Gallatin villa, Mr.
and Mrs J.. W. Ogden In the Davies cot
rage and Mr. and Mrs James D. LaynR. Jr
Mr. and Mrs Hoffman Miller viii oc-
cupy THEW cottage this summer and Mr
and Mrs Schuyler SchieRelin have taken
the Tuckerman house for the season.
Mrs. Newbold Edgar has gone abroad
Tor the summer and Mr. and Mrs. " p
l,arey will 20 10 Manchester. Str. and
Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil Jr.. will summer
at Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer enter
tanned az a h0use party this week and
Mr. ana Mrs Arson g. Beard. who are Ia
the Collier house entertained a large
party. Others who had week end parties
were Mr.. and Mr. Grsnville Kane, Mr.
and Mra X = Cutting. NiFs Charles W.
Cooper and Charles r. SAMPSON.
Mr. and Mr. Alfred Kessler arrived az
The Tuxedo club This week Others regis
tered At the club arc Mr. and Mrs George
". Hall Mr. and Mrs Michael Gavin.
MT and Mrs Dulany Howland, Mrs.
David y KING Miss Ruth King. Mr. and
Mrs. =. = loTillard. Mrs Rohert FrAnlSa.
Miss Franks Mr. and Mrs. Charles "
Gay. MOnciIre Robinson, Mrs. ~ NJ
Howe and T. A. SNOW
The sun., 1910-06-26
BIG SULPHUR sMUDOE.
Burning Of Plant 81 CORstabse HSok
sets IlayOnne sneeEinE.

The plant Of the National Sulphur
Company at Constable Hook Bayonne.
adjoining thu plant Of the Standard OIL
Company. was destroyed by fire last
night A number oi employees were
overcome by fumes from the burning
sulphur, but no one was seriously hurt
The loss is estimated at $4,000
The plant consisted oi two big brick
buildings. The fire started in the mill and
spread 70 the ssorshousc. where wer.
stored several hundred tons u refined
sulphur
The Standard Oh Company blew its fire
whistle and turned out it, : 900 employees
working in its own plant az thu time n
assist the 2.OOO employees NJ the sulphur
company in lighting the fire. Four Of
the oil company's 3 tanks. each containing
1. COO barrels of nAphthR. Wers grouped
together not moro than fifty feet from the
burning buildings. These were kept
drenched with water and were sAved
Sx Standard Oil and Erie Railroad tugs
fought the fire from tho river. while the
city fire department and the employees
fought II from thu land
The smell ~ the burning sulphur filled
Bayonne last night and caused many
coughs and much snoezing.