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building Contracts

P. J. Knudsen with ss-Nicholson company
To erect a two story and basement frame build
ing In line OF Sacramento street. 252,1 W Of
Taylor " 22.f1 by " 90; $3.50.
j. W. Doubleday with Reese & ROuntree-Ali I
work except alterations for elevator and paint
ing for W. & j. Sloane building. in Sc line Of
Mission street. 275 NE OF Third. SS.6, SE
I6O. SW sS:6. NV 100; $3.935.
l. Quasi with J. NJ. Winter-An work, ex-
crete and cement work. terraza and mosaic. for
a three story frame building IN E line OF DehOn
street, S5 OF Seventeenth, % by E SOs
]. ]. Moore with c. j. King-To erect i've
story and basement apartment building in "
line of Post street so W OF TAYLOR 60
w 4O:6 so, Z 1915; $50. .073.
The Union trust company with w. 2. Fuller
* Co.-Glass and glazing. except Luxfer prism
for building at NE corner OF Grant avenue and
O'Farrell street. E 40115. NE 40. NV 99.23t
W to Grant avenue. 120; S3. 229
W. +. Eckhardt with G.. M. Ackerman-To
erect a one story and basement frame cottage
in Sc line Of Arlington street. I37 SW OF
Lucien Brand with W. Il. Commary & Co.-To
erect a two story and basement brick and con-
crete building In line OF Grant avenue, 1875
n Of California street % by 1885
S13. .SS4. 50.
DIR. W. +. McNutt. BY r. n. Burgess. with
the Turner company and Pacific IRE extinguisher
company gas fitting and electric
wiring for building in line of Pine street,
1875 T. Of Jones. 94:6 By 1876: IS. $50
Mrs. Kate j. Higgins with Pendrey & Fry
To erect a story and basement frame cot
tage in line Of Henry street, $50 OF Cas-
tro; 1000.
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Proposals AND BIDS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office of the
Supervising Architect. Washington. D. G., April
2S 1910. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
18th day of June, 1910, and then opened, for
the installation of heating plant pumps, well.
vacuum cleaning plant electric wiring alter
atlons to building, ETC., for the United States
Customs House and appraisers stores building
at SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, in accordance with
may be obtained at this office or at the office
of the architects, EaInes & Young. Wright build
ing ST. Louis, Mo- at the discretion of the
Supervising Architect JAMES KNOX TAY-
L0R Supervising Architect.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Henry E. Chandler ct al to Margaret joyce
lot in ) line Of Maynard street, 400 Of Cong
Emanuel Lewis Investment company to Charles
F. Abrahamson and wife, lot in Sc line Of Mad
by Sc 100: $40.
Metropolis trust and savings bank to F. D.
Marsh, lot in line OF street, % f OF Forty
fourth avenue 20 by S 100; $40.
Frederick ID. Marsh to Genevieve B. Marsh. lot
nue. e 20 by 100; gift
James Coyle and wife to Louis C. Mayer. lot
Bay Shore building company to WinsIow W.
Anderson, lots % to e. block %, Reis tract,
and two other lots; $40.
Rivers Brothers to Emil A. Nicholson, lot a.,
block 4 Lakeyiew; SO
Jacob weissbein and wife to Andrew c. Lmd
and wire, lot IN line OF Iwenty-ntnth avenue
100 Of A street. % By Z 120: $40.
Maude NJ. Young to Thomas n. Coleman. lot s.
block "a, Refs tract and two other lots; SO
Ignatz Young (deceased) by administrator 70
T. n. Coleman, same; 1.5O0.
Maurice Rosenthal and wife to Dong Toy lot
in f line Of Grant avenue. 20 $ OF Jackson street.
AZ, E 90. y 20. W 20, y Is. W 20; $40
Angelica Brodwolf to Sol Getz s sons lot in
80 by W 100; $40
Clement Rambaud to John sullivan. lot at NV
corner Of Twenty fifth and York streets. .
J. w virgins & Sons investment company to
avenue, $50 n OF NJ street. . BY W 100; $40.
William Brown and wife to Louisa Bingham.
lot at SE corner Of Thirteenth avenue and Balboa
street. so by %; $40
William Brown and wife to Louisla Bingham,
lot in line OF Eddy street, IS Of Broderick.
Z - by 55:6; $40.
Frank w Fuller to IOuisia Bingham lot st
Ne corner of Oak and Fillmore streets, E 25 by
S7:6; $40
Louisia Bingham to william Brown. same;
$40
Jacob Heyman company to Emil F. Kraut lot
In NE line OF Shafter avenue 250 NV OF Il
street, NV so by NE 100: so.
Robert George Brown and wife to Robert Mil
Ter. lot in W line OF Harold avenue. 200 n OF
Grafton street. p BY W 1925: $40.
Christine G. Hencken to Edward J. Skelly and
wife. lot In W une Of Vicksburg street. 14O
n OF Twenty-third. 27:e by W 117:6; $40.
Charles Oscar Feck to Leopold Weinstein, loe
in Sc line Of Hardness street. 90 NE OF Goettin-
gen. NE 80 by Sc 100; SO.
Giuseppe Cavaglieri to Joseph GOrsich., lot in
W line Of San Bruno avenue, $50 5 Of Eight
eenth street. % by W 100: 81, 400.
Jeffreys Martin to Julia Lyon. lot at SW cor
ner of Geary street and Van Ness avenue, 5
80 by W 1876, and two other pieces; gift.
Julia Lyon to Jeffreys Martin. half OF same;
gift.
Western Pacific land company to Judson estate
company, lots IL. 30 to 80, block S31, Case tracts
$40.
T. NJ Manning and wife to the Judson estate
company, lot SO, block 3S1, O'Neil s. Haley
tract; $40.
Golden Gate syndicate to Frank shea. admin
strator estate OF William Hale. deceased, loc
s, block 10. College homestead; SO
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FINANCIAL
INVESTMENTS

p NJ HARRIS & CO.. BROKERS.
75I-753 PHELAN BLDG, TEL SUFFER- 1925
WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,
SUBJECT:
5000 Monterey Coal Co.
3 600 La Blanc Oil Co.
/ 600 Alaska Coal and Petroleum Co.
/ 600 Templor Ranch Oil Co.
900 Columbine Oil Co.
100 Yellowstone Oil Co.
500 shares Alisal Oil Co.
500 California Pressed Brick Co.
100 Jewell oil Co., at 27c.
La Zacualpa Rubber Co.
Playa Vicente Rubber Co. (cheap).
5000 Lady Washington Oil Co. (wanted).
$500 Ventura Oil Development Co. (wanted).
l. 500 Liberty Oil Co. (wanted)
/ 1000 Coalinga Mohawk Oil Co. (wanted).
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN il sold at once: new IL story
house, rooms. up TO date; paneled dining
room; beamed ceiling line and blocks
from railroad station See owner any time
at building. 2S25 San Jose av.
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HoMEsrEADs AND TIMBER CLAIMS

Within 100 miles Of San Francisco. We guaran
tee $500, 600 feet Of marketable timber TO th
location; good roads and close to transporta
tion; good soil; finest hunting and fishing il
F. A. GODFREY. 514 PACIFIC BLDG.
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BERkELEY REAL EsTATE

FOR sale elegant homes in the swelIest resi-
dence district OF Berkeley; polished oak doors:
grand marine view: also 10 lots 4Ox12O:
terms. Inquire HENRY ROWE. owner. 5S
University terrace: phone Berkeley SO.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
WENTWORTH & CO.

VIII give you your pick from so or more cot
tages and bungalows; prices ranging from ST.
500 to 5000; monthly payments. including In
terest from sls 70 $50; first payment required
from $3.50 to $3.50 Among these homes are
many that are new and nicely located
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RrsINEss CHANcEs-Continued

So. 9.000-Warehouse, storage, van and express
business Including gilt edge. centrally located
city real estate with a frontage of $50 feet;
2 story galvanized iron warehouse; story
barn and cottage; also wagons, buggy,
horses and all necessary tools for conducting
the business: this business has been estab-
lshed Is wears and IS now paying big divi-
dends; reason for selling is retiring from
business
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BARGAIN-Owner's new room home for sale
or exchange; oak noors, sun porch; make ofer.
Phone Oakland 77s5.
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WENTWORTH & CO..
1908 Grove St. Cor Goth and San Pablo Oakland
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FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE

-FOUR room modern cottage, restricted district;
lot 30x125: = block 10 cars; street work all
done; worth 81 500: cut TO 81 .SO0 $500 down,
balance like rent. Make offer s. A. PLEAS
ANTS. 3S01 F. 18th st. Fruitvale.
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RrcoRD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
mems private diseases. Sold only by E. B.
J0RGENSON. GA Kearny ST.. San Francisco.
Mail orders speciality. Send for circular.
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IoUo dfOVe st. COr zULn anu san FaDIO- OakIand-
SEEN this? Lot 50x150, large house and fruit
trees; East I'D st. and oath av.. East Oak
land Inquire GEORGE PALMER. 621 Mis-
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MERGED COLONY

Alfalfa, corn and fruit lands adjoining the city
limits OF Merced, In small tracts; prices SIS to
$3.50 per acre; easy terms; irrigation water 81
per acre; transcontfnental railroads and main
county roads traverse Me>ced colony; markets.
churches, schools, stores creamery, alfalfa meal
mill. all convenient; literature on application.
COOPERATIVE LAND AND TRUST co. .
595 Market ST.. Balboa building, San francisco
Merced.
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MY wife, LEORA G. WOODMAN, having left
my bed and board, l will not be responsible
for any bills contracted by her from this date,
May 1G, 1910. EBERT A. WOODMAN.
MY wife, PEARL DURANT, having left my bed
and board, l no longer liable or responsible
for any debts contracted by her.
r @. DURANT.
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Snap neat room homes. sunny. convenient;
81. 600 down. on bay property trade. K. BAN
GLE 1402 9th av., Oakland.
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OIL. OIL. OIL

OIL, OIL. OIL.
j have two small blocks OF stock in twt
different ground floor propositions in the hear
of the Midway for sale. I can guarantee thi
stock 10 be the best ground floor investmen
that 7 have ever had in the Office. I sold stool
Ia this same neighborhood. one section north
near Maricopa. the 1Ith Of January for 25c
share. worth now $50 q share. and [ conside
this as good a prospect as the other was a
that time. See me personally regarding this.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
UNION
AND EQUITY POOL
WILL ACT JOINTLY AND EVENT
UALLY WILL CONSOLE
DATE.

Although a consolidation was not
effected because the entire member
ship of the executive committee OF
both organizations was not present,
the Kentucky Farmers Union and
the Society of Equity will cooperate.
r. l.. Barnett, state secretary-treas-
urer, returned yesterday from Cen
trail City, where the conference was
held. The Farmers Union was rep
resented by a quorum of the state
board, but there was not a complete
attendance of the Equity officials.
However, the agreement was
reached that the two organizations
should cooperate for the sale of this
seasons pool. and it Is certain that
later they will be consolidated, al
though another conference has not
been arranged yet. Harmony pre-
vailed at the conference, and the two
organizations will sell the pools at
the same prices. and will work to-
gether practically as one organiza-
ton.
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Police Department.

The police department had fairly
good run during November. There
were 1873 arrests. Thad Terrell made
AZ trips with the patrol wagon at
night and Henry Seamon, day driver,
made 80 trips. A taibulated report OF
the arrests is: DRINKS, So; carrying
concealed a deadly weapon. 5 drunk
and disorderly. s: breach of peace,
"A: petit larceny, 3; disorderly con-
duct. s.; attachment, 1: disorderly
house. 4; immortality, 6; breach of
ordinance. IA; malicious cutting, l.;
stating from common carrier, 1; con-
rerting money OF another to own
use, 1; HOUSEKEEPING 2; malicious
assault, 1; lunacy, /; flourishing a
pistol, l. forgery 1; grand larceny,
~; malicious shooting and wounding,
IL; malicious shooting without
wounding. 1: violating Sabbath, L.
Stock Officer Lycurgus Rice had
duh month. He rounded up only
16 dogs and few head of horses
and COWS.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
FRANK V0GT VICTIM
OF THE WHITE PLAGUE

Frank Vogt. 21 years old, died
at 9 O'Clock this morning Of tuber-
culosis at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Mary Vogt, 1217 South Tenth
street. He had been i'll three
months. Mrf Vogt, was a member
of the st. Francis de Sales Catholic
church and was born and reared in
Paducah. He formerly worked In the
paint shop at the Illinois Central
railroad shops. He leaves a wife,
Mrs. Gertrude Vogt and two girl
babies, Leila and Catherine. Besides
his mother he is survived by one sis
ter, Mrs Clorence Ogilvie, OF san
Francisco. Cal, and three brothers:
Messrs. John Vogt, OF Nashville;
Joseph vogt, OF Little Rock, Ark.
and Martin Vogt. of this city. The
funeral arrangements have not been
made.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
FOUR BILLIONS
IN SAYINGS BANK
GOVERNMENT REPORT SHOWS
OVER NINE MILLION DE-
POSITORS.

Washington, Dec. 1. Omitted
Press. )-Reports concerning saving
banks issued by the comptroller OF
the currency carry some of the larg-
est figures in the government records.
The latest report shows that there
were 9,142, sos depositors and the
number OF saving banks was 1,759.
The total amount of the deposits was
81, 07O. 4S6.245, an average of s445.-
20 to each depositor. The states in
which the saving deposits aggregate
more than 500, 900, 900 are in round
numbers. New York $500, 00O,-
900; California, s334.0O0. 900; Mas
sachusetts. 1851 100000; Connect
cut, 1000 900; Iowa, $16S, 0O0,-
600: Ohio, s126. 100000; Pennsyl-
yania size. 900 900. ard New Jersey,
s106.0oo,000.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
CLAYTON Not An Applicant.

Knoxville. Tenn. Dec. 1.-Prof.
p. p. Claxton Of the University of
Tennessee. one Of the most distingu-
ished educators in the country, states
that he would not accept the appoint
ment to be state superintendent of
public instruction were it rendered
him. The only APPLICANT from or
him. The only applicant from or
Prof. J. r. Lowry. superintendent OF
schools for Park Cit1 one of Knox
ville's incorporated suburbs Mr..
Lowry was connected with the city
schools Of Knoxville for a number
of years and was later superintend-
ent of schools at johnson City. He
is a republican. He is making an
active fight for the appointment.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Three are Killed.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. IA woman
and two city firemen were run down
by a hose truck and fatally injured
early today. as the entire fire depart
merit struggled TO check the spread
Ing OF a fire that destroyed property
valued at 100000.
The firemen were practically help
less with inadequate water pressure.
the result of two years drouth.
broken only by light showers. Be
fore a stin gale the flames swept two
city blocks. destroying SO dwellings
and the Buell. Planning mills. The
cause OF the ames. originating In the
Buell. plant. has not been deter
mined.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
BOAT REPORTED SUNK.
American Packet and Seven Men
Lost In Coast storm.

Cherbourg, Dec. IA fierce gale
Is raging along the coast and the
battleships Of the second division OF
the United States Atlantic feet have
been forced to stand on shore under
full pressure. II S reported that an
American packet boat has been sunk
and seven men lost.
A launch from the battleship Lou
islana today made a gallant rescue
of the crew OF launch from the
French armored cruiser Du Pick,
which was swamped by the heavy
seas.
Many OF the American bluejackets
are ashore. unable 20 get back to
their shipss u.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
HIDES STOLEN FROM
VOOLFOLK AND BOWERS

The third robbery in as many
years occurred last night at the hide
house OF voolfolk. Bowers & com
pany. OF South Second street, and
hides OF the value Of s45 were stolen.
The thief priced the front door
hinges loose and then walked right
in ard made himself at home. From
the stock on hand he selected 20
coon. 55 rat and % 'possum hides.
and then escaped. The robbery was
discovered when r. c. Goodman,
manager OF the store, opened the
store. The Police department was
notified and are at work on the rob-
berry.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
TWO MISMATED COUPLES
APPEAL TO THE COURTS.

Two unhappy wives filed suits in
circuit court today asking for divorce
from their husbands. Zuda Payne
filed suit against her husband, Bert
ram Payne for divorce. alleging aba1-
donment. The couple married No
vember IA, 1907, and separated Feb
ruary 4, 1909.
Laura n. Perry filed suit for di-
vorce from her husband, John A.
Perry. alleging abandonment. The
couple married September 8, 1899,
in Henry county. Tenn, and separ-
ated November 20, 1909. Besides
the divorce. she asks custody of their
child, Marietta Perry.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Young Jap on Trial at Denver
For Murder Of White Woman
.--Erbstein will be Tried
For Bribery.

Louisville, Ky, Dec. I'm the
Vending case this morning Or.
Rudy, a dentist, identified the filing
in the teeth of the child found in
the church cellar as those he fixed
for Alma Kellner. Henry Michels
identified the shoes as those he sold
the Kellner child. Frank Fehr and
Mrs. Muena testified but brought out
nothing new. Mrs. Muena told of
meeting Vending in Texas after the
crime. Vending represented him
self as a single man. Mrs. Muena
was the woman who put the detec-
tives op Weddings track.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Building Permits.

There was the usual slump in
building operations in November
The aggregate cost of improvements
shown on the list of building per-
mits was SLIGO. The permits were:
John Armstrong. frame, on Caldwell
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
cost s75; Mrs. Elizabeth Budde,
frame, Tenth street and Broadway,
cost $3.50; Wright and Baker. brick
addition on Broadway between Fifth
and Sixth streets, cost $500: Bodley
Smith. frame. Seventh and Harrison
streets, cost SIS; City Purchasing
and Improvement Co, brick on
Broadway between Fourth and Fifth
streets. cost $3.50; Home Laundry
Co.. frame, Third and Adams streets,
cost $40.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
'HELL ON EARTH" SUBJECT
OF TONIGHTS DISCOURSE

Hell on Earth" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. A. c. Holders ser
mon tonight at the Third Street Meth
odist church. Last night he preached
on the subject of "a Run for Life. "
lie said people we're racing for hap
piness and the only happiness was in
Christ. There was one conversion,
making five additions since the meet
ing began Sunday. The meeting is
growing in interest and will continue
until Sunday.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
FRANK NOEL FALLS
AND is BADLY HURT

Frank Noel, painter working on
the new residence of MIR. j. Moore,
street and Broad
way, fell this afternoon about $3.50
O'clock and was seriously injured.
Noel was injured about the chest,
back and body. He suffered severe
pain, and was removed to a hospital
for treatment. Physicians were
called but a thorough examination
will have to be made before the ex-
tent of his injuries can be learned.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
CIRCUIT JUDGE REED TO
RETURN HERR SATURDAY.

Circuit Judge William Reed, who
is presiding over the Graves circuit
court as special judge, will return
the last of this week and will take
up the docket Of the McCracken
circuit court next week. This Is the
last week of the regular civil term,
but because OF the absence Of Judge
Reed the term will be extended.
Business next week will pick up
around the court house.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Thieves steal Books.

]. T. Donovan, local agent for the
l. C. railroad. reported to the police
that a box of law books was stolen
from the freight house about Novem-
Der 70. The box contained law books,
histories and German and French
books shipped here to Attorney J..
c. Cheek. The box mas not been To-
Gated and the police department will
aid in the search.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
New Gorcrnor Of Macao.

Lisbon. Portugal, Dec. 1.-The
Portuguese colony Macao, in China,
is restored to normal conditions to-
day The mutinists, sailors and
soldiers. abandoned their revolt after
their demands were granted by the
governor, who then resigned The
governor was charged with protect
ing religious orders not tolerated by
the new government. Marquee Vidal
was appointed today as governor.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Fire DEPARTMENT.

November was a busy month with
the firemen with record breaker for
the large nnmber of fires and small
damages resulting. During the month
50 rlarms we're answered, while the
fire loss will not exceed $1,000. The
rush was caused by the dry weather
and the excessive number OF grass
fires. Seventeen grass fire alarms
we're answered. while 81 fires were
al houses. Fortunately the fremen
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Street Department.

November was busy month for
the street department. Street In
spector Ernest Bell had full crew
of men working steadily and i'm
provements were made from the
river to Union street. between Nor
ton street and Broadway. The
streets on the south side are in ex-
cenent shape for the winter months.
Supt. Bell says the Meyers street Ill
is nearing completion.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Riverside Hospital.

The report for November of the
Riverside hospital is: Patients No
vember 1, 20; private patients re
oeived. 49,; city patients received,
IS; city patients treated. 90; private
patients treated. As; births. o; dis
"a: deaths. city patients, 3;
private patients, 2; city patients De-
cember 1, 10; private patients De-
cember 1, Z.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
TEXAS PREACHER
RECALLS APOLOGY
DEMANDS CONFERENCE INQUIRY
INTO MMURRAY AFFAIR.

Galveston, Texas, Dec. 1.-The
Rev. w. s. Andrews, OF Houston,
Texas. created a sensation here to-
day. in the Texas conference of the
Methodist church South, when he
withdrew his apology to the Rev. w.
f. McMurry. of Louisville. KY, who
had charged hdm with SANDER An
drews Immediately renewed his
charges and demanded conference
Investigation.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
X. T. Christmas

The Christmas observance by the
knights Templar viii be held Deem
Der 20. The Paducah oommandery
win observe the day with the service
at the lodge room in the Fraternity
building. A committee composed OF
II. W. Whlttemore and Fred Acker
has been appointed for the purpose
OF arranging the program.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Burlington Agent Here

Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Mack arrived
in Paducah last night from Rock Is
land, H., and will reside in the city.
Recently Mr.. Mack was appointed
commercial agent of the Burlington
railroad in Paducah. and transferred
from Rock Island to Paducah. His
office will be with the city ticket and
freight Office of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & st. Louis railroad, 42s
Broadway.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01

Denver, Cob, Dec. 1.-The trial
of Genkyo Mitzunaga, a Japanese
boy, charged with numbering Mrs.
Katherine Wilson, in her home on
fashionable Capitol Hill, last May,
was commenced today. The Jap ad-
mits he was in the Wilson home, but
charges that a Caucasian man COM
mitted the crime. The prisoner was
fearful in court. The district attor-
ney denies he has ordered the arrest
OF a white man in connection with
the murder.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
CUMMIN'S COLLEAGUE
CHARGES BAD FAITH

Des Moines, Dec. i.-''Lafe"
Young. temporary successor to the
late Senator Dolliver. in his Daily
Capital" today charges Senator
Cummlns with bad faith and broken
promises. Before going 10 Washing
ton last night. Cummlns declared
against the election OF Young be-
cause he IL not progressive.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-01
Revenue Report.

November was busy month with
Ira c. Byerley. deputy revenue col
lector During the month s16..2S9.-
i6 was collected. while 1900 coupon
stamps were issued The number Of
sales stamps issued Is: Distillers. Sc;
breweries. 4; tobacco and cigars, al;
and Wholesale liquor dealers. 81.