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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
Rig ARRAY OF STATESMEN
ATTEND PEACE GATHERING,
MANY JuRIsTs, DIPLOMATS ANr
PHlLANTHRoPisTs ATTEND Sc
SION OF SOCIETY FOR JUDICIAL
SETTLEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia bril-
liza MT array of statesmen, jurists. dip
lomats and philanthropists assembled
here today for the second session OF
the Alaerlcan Society for judicial Set
Elements Of international Disputes
Theodore Marburg, OF Baltimore. sec
retary of the society. presided and
a,eo delivered an interesting speech.
Among the speakers today was
Henry McFarlan.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
MURDER AND ARSON CHARGE
IS MADE AGAINST WOMAN.
ARREST IN kENTucY FOLLOWS
SENSATIONAL CONFESSION OF
NEIcHRoR OF WOMAN NOW IN
CUSTODY.

tSHELBYVILLE, KY. Dec. Is -
following a sens -,tioral confession
Ey a 1eishbor, Mrs. Edsey Marin
wds arrested today, charged with
murder and arson. The neighbor
says she saw the woman set fire ito
the residence of Robert Townsend.
townsend was burned to death. Jeal-
ouSy is believed to have been the
motive.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

FIRE STARTED IN SUBURB o.
DuNkiRK, NEW YORK, cAuaea
PROPERTY LOSS AMouNTlne
TO s25o,ooo.

DUNKIRK. N. Y. Dec. 15-Two
huge boilers I'M the Bendure heating
plant 4. Fredonia, q suburb of thfe
city, exploded last night and Ero1
Bunill. night foreman. was kil1e4
Several other employees were M
jured and the plant was demolished
The property loss will amount n
about $225O 900.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

w. II. Peters sons, Will and Or
vile arrived Thursday night to
spend the holiday vacation with their
father and sister, Gladys.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
TWO GET GOOD JOBS;
APPOINTED BY TAFK

WASHINGTON. Dec. 16-PresidGnk
Taft today nominated e. s. Cnning-
ham, OF Tennessee. as consul at Bonm-
bay and ". B. Stewart, of Georgia.
as consul at Natal
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
HEAVY FIGHTING IN MEXICO;
DYNAMITE is BEING USED

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. 16-Heavy
fighting among the federals and ru-
rales and revolutionists is reported
today in western Chihuahua dn the
mountains. The wires have been cut
said that dynamite is being used in
the warfare.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
NAVAL. TENDER SINKS;
EIGHT or CREW DROWN.

LONDON. Dec. 16-.The naval tn
der Elfil collided with a submarDa
today ON the East Coast and the
Elfin was sunk. Eight of the Grew
drowned.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16
TURKISH TROOPS SENT
TO PUT DOWN REVOLT.

CoNSTANTINOPLE. Dec. Is =
Turkish troops to the number a.
$4,000 were today rushed to Vilayet.
Syria, to crush the revolt OF the
Bedoul1 tribeJmen.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

e. B. Putnam arrived Thursday A.
ternoon and Joined his family at Day
tona Beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

Only nine more days until Christ
mas.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-16

e ontinued on page four)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01

OOOOOOO inhabitants of the enthusiastic pro-
phets 2O0O0OOO
present suggest great world harbOr at
The bay itself shallow sheet of covering
and half square miles, in which
few oysters and few unsohscated minnows are
caught by holiday $500 of salt marsh
billions Of mosquitoes There are 42OO
additional acres salt marsh apart the main body making
the marshes 2S970 foryhye and
half square miles, which double the of Manhattan Island All
mOnOtOny this reay present is the aro
garbage works Barren island the western
end of the bay.
harbO the tdewaer terminus of the hOusandton
being built by the state at cost of $1OOOOOO
which expected bring 10;
annually Plans already afOot
provide for the barges from the Hudson by of the
Flushing and thence by canal eight miles long
Long Island Jamaica bay thus avoiding
the York haror and incidentally avoiding
also possible rough water the lower bay arges loaded directly
Lake be brought alongside liners where their
cargoe be a minimum expense-Technca World
Magazine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01
Down To The Last Penny

Possibly blamed, these people who
gratifying their DESIRES paying ant heed to what coming ahead
long they they do the time when they
they go merriy with thought that the day of
reckoning They the of people who
ahead but they usually happy
goucky people, who take pOtuck and still stay happyOr
which sometimes the thing That
that perhaps they ought not to be blamed seeing that they
made that waybut they wearing these people
have to have anything to do with them
This is the of people who figure in the statistics given
from Ellis Island for the past mOnthe people who went to Europe
knows how they accumulated enough
Europe just what they pleased long their held out
and then home seeage for want
other Two thousand of them in thirty days Another
thousand Americans the time in the
seeage cOnesdy the seerag passenger
the immigration authorities report
unexpectedly this mode of travel their money
given out
disgrace attaches travelling the eerage 1t greatly
credit travel that otherwise he do without the
journey There nothing degrading carrying
enough that way, while still spending fairly literally
abroad 1t is right spend his
within certain reasonable bounds If he chooses
hotels abroad in the that his affair
else.
it the drifting shife uncontrolled spending long as
the money sight without fOehOught the
that holds up contempt Perhaps ought
will himself he is way
him. he is likely to have just his last dollar before your
Two thousand people, procession of seventy every day
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01
Tinid Capital
Is Foolish

The link that Labor with Capital is not broken
not deny that it less cohesive than should be than ond
lions warrant Financially the country stronger than before
in its history Recovery from panic that of three
ago prompt comparatively complete
practically free from debt Money held by the banks in
abundance low And currency gold
because gold is it's basis.
Why then does Capital the threshold of investment?
The believe be plain 1t awaits adjustment of the rea
tons of government business such any is the plea and
constantly brought to bear executives and
make hasehase which, in opinion would result less speed
complications growing of nightly changed conditions call
for the consideration To settle question Ohhand
invite disaster Better settle all until
certainty felt that it be settled right Stability ever
Capitals primary requirement But the adjustment which de-
be effected in month and or
should be complete Elasticity the prime requisite Of changes essen
ta to Development
But Capital VIGOROUSLY timid present it is
absurdy foolish decision of court permanently impair
any interest ConfscaOn undreamed Of as com
pared with only years The dsnegraon of properties
Moreover the sharp revolt against
all cOmbnatOns-thOse that achieve great good no less u
that work injuis clearly yielding to study and reason NO %
person maintains that Enthusiastically
should be done as was done nall century ago III -
the of the individual competitor past but the oppor
ity wider within the corporation The
sole problem consists OF determining now government can
balance between aggreatOn OF interests on the one Manu.
and the whole people, the other protecting the latter against eN
tOron and saving the former from mad assaults. , A. i4
The solution not find for the simple reason at e
ton without precedent But is not progress being made along
sane and cautious lines! But e" years ago 'ne + ]
to be the of verabe obssOn TOR government owner
ship One political party officially advocated the purchase Oh GG
mines by the nation Another demanded hat cle acquire al
utilities Not nOw Acquaintance with the experience OF oher
countries and reflection conditions within our own nave con
WINGED great majority OF citizens mat Whe a.
regulate it should not and must not own ana manage; %
while the corporation must not be permitted to dominate ana use m
state the state itself must not impair ehceny N possessing W
corporation This believe to be the American sentiment
today 1t only remains to effect such regulation Dy law by e
definite rule instead of by officials holding the power oil FAVOR ana u
elimination.
solution Both will be safeguarded by its certain find
ng.-GeOrge Harvey, in the North American Review
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01
Greatest Port in the World

So they're going to give the port of New York grow
It's all settled Congress- the legislature City Council the
Board of Estimate and AppOrOnment
agreed the plans for the Jamaica improvements
the red has been unwound of a ap
preparations that ultimately aggregate $7OOOOOOO
has actually been made and short time will
fly or to put it literally, the mud will begin to flow
When it all the metropolis the hemisphere
be the worlds greatest seaport with the extensive harbOr the
most liberal allowance docks wharves upodae
facilities for the economical handling of freight be found
where. incidentally these things will help materially make the
city, the major part of which by that time will have moved
Long Island for lack of other which spread
metropolis of the world for by 1850 expected have
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01
The Explanation
What is the explanation?

The very pleasing that the Cadillac buyer gets more
than seasons out of his cdr-ha most of last years
Cadillac buyers driving the this year.
Speaking broadly, Cadillac do not deteriorate.
If they sold the end of season. they are sold for high
price If they exchanged the exchange usually generous
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01

month"; conessedly spendthsunft own money!
because long remained they couldn't temptation
little to do little little to buy
little until they pretty nearly Perhaps they
ought not to be blamed but the temptation blame them strong
New
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01

says Ii had it to do again, would buy Cadillac"
Observation-Disclosures alignment of all the parts Conse
quen removal of friction The economy that results theefrom
That the entire story of the of last years Cadillac
the Cadacs of the before and the magnificent Cadillac of
1911.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01
CITY MAUSOLEUM

The ideal system of burial The method being adopted
where throughout the civilized world Approved by the Hawaiian
Board of Health Plans and specifications approved by Marston Camp
bell Superintendent of Public Works The change from earth burial
the mauoRpan urgently demanded by conditions they exist
in Honolulu at the present time
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01
Standardization

The Cadillac does not deteriorate
because of the high state of
Standardization which exists in
each part and in the union of
all the parts. That is why so
many Cadillac owners use their
car a second season and a third
and a fourth and continuously.
That is also why so many who
have owned cars of a higher
price buy the Cadillac case
of equal efficiency and greater
economy. That. too, is why so
large proportion of new buy
erS choose the Cadillac. That
is why the Cadillac owner
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01

NEW YORK-75 Cadillac Thirty" their Thirty
of 39S,SS4 miles expense for
mechanical 1921, averaging per car
for the
DANTON-5O Cadillac owners drove their
l6S5SO miles at toal repair of
erage of but IL lie
INDIANAPOLIS-66 Cadillac aggre
gate of 252599 miles Total repair s7L3O averaging
$1OS
NET TOTAL191 cars-S2OO63 miles-cos S18O22 Average
cost of SO cents than thous-
miles
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-10-01

First, that Cadillac OpnerS almost
never change.
Second, that a majority of each
years buyers have never owned
a Cadillac before.
This is literally true
If you'll stop and think, can you
recall a single Cadillac owner
who transferred his allegiance
to some other car?
And yet, we know, as we have
said, that most of this years Ca
dillac buyers have never owned
a Cadillac before.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

Back at the bench and desk on Monday with
all the cob-webs cleared away, with brain and Drawn
ready for the duties of life
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

A steady week has been enjoyed
in business this week. and the clear
ings reflect a credftable increase over
the corresponding period of last
week. Rainy weather interfered
somewhat with retail trade, but all
other lines report splendid sales.
Manufacturers report good demands
for goods.
The best lndIcation of the heavy
business being carried on in Padu-
cab is the heavy freight business of
both railroads. Illinois Central Off
clals unhesitatingly say the freight
traffic is heavier than ii has been in
years. and 1t has been necessary to
borrow equipment from other divis-
ions in order to furnish motive pow
er for the long strings .of freight
cars and preventing blOckades.
The settlement of the trouble be-
tween the carpenters and the contrac
tors has helped clarity the building
line. All of the carpenters are busy.
and were out only one day on their
strike. All other lines of labor re-
port plenty of work.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
PADUCAH BECOMES
HEADQUARTERS OF
KENTUCKY 7. P. A.

Hopk nsvIsle. KY. May (Speciall
Is in the hands OF
the Travellers Protective Association
today. Everything has been turned
over TO the travelling salesm@ OF
the state. and they have had mer-
ny day. About $50 visitors from
state posts are present. Most of the
members arrived last night in prep
aration for the dayl The Elks lodge
kept open house last night. and ex-
tended every courtesy to the visitors.
This morning the business SESSION
was hold and the annual election Of
officers. I'D Wilson. OF Henderson,
was e'ected president succeeding b.
4. Evans Ernest Lackey. OF Pa
dncah was reelected sccretarystreas-
urer. By a big vote the members
decided TO return the state head
quarters TO Paducah. Two years
ago the headquarters were removed
10 Louisville.
This afternoon the members en-
joyed an automobile ride, and the
festivities will close tonight with a
banquet at Hotel Latham.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
IRWIN COBB GOES
FOR LOCAL COLOR
WILL WRITE MORE STORIES
ABOUT BANKER WHO WAS
HANDCUFFED.

Irwin Cobb, of New York. who has
been visiting his mother this week.
left for Savannah. Ga, this after
noon. to join his wife. who is visit
ing her parents there. In a few
days they will return to New York.
Mr.. Cobb will stop over at Atlanta
for visit to the federal peniten-
tlary. where he hopes to get color
and material for the next Install
ment in the series of "Mr. Trimm
stories he is writing for the Satur-
day Evening Post. the first of which
was published during the winter.
Mr.. Cobb's visit here has been the
occasion for number of informal
entertainments given in his honor
by his many friends, chief of which
was the luncheon of the Commercial
club Thursday noon.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
MURDER MYSTERY
DEEPENS THOUGH
new TRAIL STRUCK
Red" Jenkins. Of Memphis.
Stays Alive Too Long to
be Victim.
No Indictments Of Hale and
Guire bs Grand Jury.
ATTORNEY BRowNING's WORK.

Bert CURE and Albert Hale. who
have been held as suspects in the
Pool road murder case, we're set al
liberty this afternoon.
The AFFIDAVIT OF Mrs. Lum Thomp-
son that the victim of the Pool road
murder is not her son, arrived In a
letter from notary at Birmingham
today; but the letter indicates that
somebody in Paducah has been butt
ing-in" 20 the case, and using the
name of Commonwealth Attorney
John G. Lovett without authority.
The notary In his letter says that
Mrs. Thompson was the craziest act
ing woman he ever saw. She kept
him up all night and wouldn't sign
the AFFIDAVIT until O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. One time she would
say her boy was alive and the next
moment she would assert her belief
that he was dead. The notary also
says that Mrs. Thompson received a
telegram from Paducah, signed,
John q. Lovett, commonwealth s
attorney" advising her not to ad-
init the identity of her son or sign
the AFFIDAVIT, until she heard from
him Mr.. Lovett was reached by tel
ephone at the Union station just be-
fore his departure for Benton, and
he stated positively that he sent no
such message TO Mrs. Thompson.
The grand jury was discharged
this afternoon, and It returned no in
dictment against Guire and Hale,
Who undoubtedly will = discharged.
Attorney Brownin..s Work.
Frequently the attorney for the
defense undoes the work of police
in winding a chain of circumstantial
evidence around the accused: but
Attorney David Browning has the
distinction of clearing his clients
before they were indicted, by dis
proving the identification of the vic
tim of the murder After the police
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
BURGLAR FLEES
FROM BULLETS
"A. I. JENNINGS GIVES NOCTuR-
NAL PROwLER NOT RE
CEPTION.

Some unknown burglar found a
warm reception early this morning
when he entered the residence OF
A. }. Jennings. 1890 Broadway. In
honor OF his visit Ave shots were
fired at his fleeing form. but he
escaped injury aud successfully
made his escape from the residence.
Nothing was missed from the home
today. and II is thought he was dis
covered soon after entering through
window.
Mr.. Jennings is an engineer Tor
the Illinois Central railroad. and
did not reach his home until after
1 O'Clock this morning after return
ing from a trip. lie did not hurry
To bed. but this morning about 3
O'Clock Mrs. Jennings was awakened
by somebody slipping by the foot Of
the bed. Mr.. Jennings was aroused.
lie seized his pistol and started
after the intruder. lie could only
see faint shadow and emptied his
pistol.
Upon investigation II was discoy-
cred that the burglar priced open a
window in the kitchen and after
gaining entrance was slipping over
the house looking for valuables. The
police reached the house some time
after the firing of the shots had
awakened the neighborhood 4
search was made. but suspicious
person was not seen. The only clew
discovered was a button. which was
torn from the clothes of the burglar
as he jumped from the window In
making hasty retreat. The button
bore the label of a firm In Lebanon.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
State Adds Immensely 10 As.
sessment Of Corpora.
tions.
They will Go 10 Frankfort 10
Protest.
RAILROADS ALSO AFFECTED.

Just a cool million dollars in taxes
for the city with. the Assessment OF
the franchises OF the corporations is
the belief OF City Treasurer George
". walters. During the past few
years the city has received practically
nothing in taxes from corporations
on their franchise. Last year the
city was enriched only about 5000.
Not only will any amount of mon
ey exceeding 5000 collected for a
franchise tax be velvet, but the state
board OF equalization has almost
doubled the assessment OF three OF
the largest public utility companies
I'm the city. should the increase fixed
hy the state board stand, u Will
moan about $500 In taxes never
dreamed Of by the city officials The
state board gives the corporations
80 days In which TO appear before
the state board, and show cause why
the Increase should not stand. Il Is
certain the attorneys for the corpor-
atlons will make efforts TO have a
reduction made. but Il le the general
opinion that the state board will re-
cede only few figures II NJ all.
Not only are the largest OF the To-
cal corporations increased. but the
assessment OF the railroads II In
creased in proportion. and Paducah
and Mccracken county will be bene-
hted according to the mileage In the
county.
The Increases made IN the assess
ment OF the local corporations are;
Paducah Traction company from
$4,000 TO $3.50 900: Paducah
Llsht and Power company from
si0a. 200 TO 100000. and the Pa
dueah Water company from $751;
055, to sees 900.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07

had apparently positively identified
by his mother. the body of the dead
boy as Luther (Red) Thompson.
special sent from The Evening Sun
Office to the Chattanooga Times.
caught the eye of Thompson at Day.
ton, Tenn, and he communicated
with The Times. A Times man
wired to Paducah. Then Attorney
Browning. who had already busted
himself gathering evidence for a
very probable alibi, sent Bert Cures
brother to Thompson and had the
youth taken to Birmingham, where
he convinced his mother OF his
reality.
The police had an extremely
plausible clew and the corroborat-
ing testimony of those, who identi-
fed the dead. seemed to cinch the
preliminary details of the crime.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Third Legislator
Makes onfesSion

O'Fallon, and Representative II. J.
C. Beckemeyer, of Carlyle. Wilson
and Link. as well as White and
Beckemeyer, are Democratic mem
bers OF the legislature.
The indictment against Browne is
based on the charge that he gave
White $3.50 at a hotel in Chicago
late in May, 1909, as alleged COM
pensation for Whites vote for Lori
mer for senator.
Says Link Perjured.
The charge against Link was
based on his testimony given be-
fore the present grand jury. In his
testimony Link. II is alleged, swore
he was not In st. Louis, Mo. July
t5, 1909, and did not go there to
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Clark's River Bridge

Concrete work on the bridge over
Clark's river was completed yester-
day afternoon by the employees of the
vincennes Bridge company. Only
work on the approaches remains to
be done before it will be ready for
traffic. However. 1t will not be open
ed for traffic until after gravel is on
the concrete and the bridge is ac-
cepted by the fiscal court. The
bridge will be inspected by the fiscal
court at the June meeting.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
PADUCAH AND MAYFIELD
DATES WILL NOT CLASH

Secretary Rodney S. Davis. of the
Paducah Fair association. received a
long distance telephone message
from Secretary Lindsay Hale, of the
Mayfield Fair association, today, say
ing that organization has arranged
its July racing dates for July s and
.. so as not to conflict with the
meet in Paducah on July and S.
This is good news to the local asso-
ciat!on and a record breaking crowd
is expected here these two days. II
has been rumored that Reelfoot will
be matched against DR.. NJ. on either
of these two days and ii will be for
blood.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
Roosevelt May BE Envoy.

Washington. May President
Taft today. in response to an unoffi-
cial suggestion, considered the ad-
visibility of appointing Roosevelt
special envoy Of the United States
to attend the funeral of King Ed
ward. 1t was suggested that Roose-
welt. as former president, would be
a most fitting representative. The
president said he probably would
reach conclusion today or tomor-
row. lie probably will communicate
with Roosevelt in the meantime.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
MILLER'S CONDITION
REMAINS UNCERTAIN

Today John w. Miller, the timer
who fell from the colored Christian
church yesterday afternoon, was
resting easy at his home, 1855
North Thirteenth street. As yet his
physicians are unable to say whether
he will recover. He is paralyzed
from the chest down. Or. Horace
Rivers and Or. !. ID. Robertson at
tended him. Clarence Ingram. who
fell with the collapse of the scaffold,
was able to return to work today.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-05-07
THE yes Enter Store

Thieves cntered the wholesale
store OF n. G. Terrell a company
on North Second street sometime
) yesterday afternoon. The discov-
cry was made late yesterday evening
when George Wolf, shipping cherlc.
returned 10 the store. The cash draw
er had been priced open and Lin
coin penny stolen. Noting else was
missed.