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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-05

be given next Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. Abboline Barnes at her home.
X X X
The Misses Matte McGarry, Ellen
ga Lillian Foulger, entertained forty
of their young friends at a party Sat
urday evening at the home of Miss
McGarry. The parlors were decorated
in red and green with vases of red
carnations, and the dining room was
in pink and white Games and music
were features of the evening and punch
and refreshments were served. The
hostesses were assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. McGarry, Mrs. Foulger and
Mrs. Baldwin.
Mrs. E. E. Lamson is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Horace Holly Smith, in
Washington, D. c. She viii visit her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Tracy. in
Plainheld, n. J., end viii return in
June TO Salt Lake, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Smith. who after a three
years residence in the national capital,
will make their home In this city.
X X
| Mrs. Thomas Jennings and daughter,
/ Mrs. Arthur Shepherd, will return to
Salt Lake in May, where the latter will
spend the summer with her children be-
| fore Joining her husband, Professor
| Shepherd, in Europe, where he will re-
main for some time, taking up course
of musical study.
Miss Margaret Cahoon will leave
Wednesday morning for Park City,
where she will be a guest Of Miss Birdie
Beattie for the week end.
| X X
Mrs. Sarah McChrystal and daughter
and Mrs. Edward C. Parsons, who have
spent most Of the winter in Ocean
| Park, Cal, will return the latter part
of the week to Salt Lake.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Thatcher of
Logan are visiting friends in the city.
X X
The many friends of Mrs. P. S. Keogh
will be glad to know that she is con-
valescing from a serious attack OF Ia
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hooper are enter
tanning for a few weeks Mr.. HoopeTs
sister, Frances Hooper, VINO is on her
way to New York.
X + +
Mrs. Joseph A. Rees Of Santaquin is
spending a few days IN the city with
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. T. G. Odell are at home
to friends at So K street.
! X x X
Mrs. c. S. vadner and children have
returned to Salt Lake after spending
the winter In southern California.
X
Mrs. ]. G. Paine of ogden is visiting
in the city at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Marshall. Later she will join her
daughter, Emma, in New York, where
they will SAIL May IL for an European
trip.
* X 4
Mrs. Malcolm McAIlister has been
spending a few days in Ogden.
| * X
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Roy Brown are
spending the week in Idaho.
x x X
Mrs. Aaron Keyser has returned from
a visit Of several months on the coast.
| X \
Miss Lyndale Barlet is spending her
vacation with friends in Pueblo and
Canon City, Colo.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-05

be given next Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. Abboline Barnes at her home.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-05

Mrs. Thomas Jennings and daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Shepherd. will return TO
Salt Lake in May, where the latter will
spend the summer with her children be-
fore joining her husband, Professor
Shepherd, in Europe, where he will re-
main for some time, taking up a course
of musical study
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-05

AS these patterns are purchased In
New York, ana he orders must be sent
there, from ten days to two weeks
should be allowed for receipt of pattern
after coupon has been mailed to this
office.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-05

Mrs. E. E. Lamson is visiting with he
daughter, Mrs. Horace Holly Smith,
Washington. D. c. She will visit he
daughter, Mrs. Howard Tracy.
Plainheld, n. J., end Will return
June to Salt Lake, accompanied by NJ
and Mrs Smith. who after a thrt
years residence in the national capita
will make their home In this city.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
s c T a 8.

ssSn Zone Star, finf3e1h Wtei.
len BON 9fusf, bat man eillcn Neger
namens sSSobnion, Der elm Srduleill
&eooen, So6ter oes &onItahlers Ser
@egell0 iiberfallen unb erlnorbe.
batte, perbrannt.
81. .. 9iiogeipap in @eatber-
foro, 6isber 8ertreter oes II. 81
ltrifts i'll Der 2egislatur, uno IS. 30.
Sanger in 9eeipton, bisber @ertrc,
ter bes 20. 9iitrifts, balt,s1 fire
slenter nieoergelegt, 10 Dab aud)
oieIe 8afan5en in ser Spe5ialpabl
am 80. Sufi auseefiilt perOcn mill
len.
= @ermann 8orpabl, ein be-
fannter giirger Don 2aocrnia lit
BORT i'm Sitter BON fiinf5ig Sabren ee.
ltorben.
Die Sommeridule uno Cont
mer-georntali6ule Ser Stuatsuniber.
litat III 9lllltin 1T eroffnet.
Sn Slt=9eros lit Der goG-
8eepil mieoer iebr 8ablreid) aufge-
treten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21

5nfrieoengeItellt l6eint, edbr1 es IN
ser 6eleioigten offentliden Ufcil1nrg
ueiter. Die 0emonitrotionen pno
TroteIt=Geriolnnlungen. en- oenet
2eute aus allen S6idten scr 9e-
polferltng teilnebmen, oauerl1 in per=
i6iebenen Stdoten oes 2anocs, io-
mol i1n 9eoroen mie I'M S'iioen, in
fatboliI6en nie in protefia,1tiiden
2onoesteiIen unefitpest fort. vi.
gentiinli1er @eile fontlnen in
Staoten NIT iibermiegeno fatboliiGer
gepolferung Die Groteite piel idGr-
fer gum slusbrud. als in ben pro-
teltantiiben. 60 lou 3. 9. inn bor-
miegeno fotbolil6en geiiruherg in
9apern als oenlonltratiper Yrotelt
Elm 2utber-9enfnal erri9tet nerben
unO in Stuttgart plant man anlaB.
li6 Oes unleioigen 3tpildellfoaes ste
@rridtung eires groBen Jfefornta=
tions-9enfmoles. (Soffentlid miro
man BEL rubiger lleberlegung sic
Soee mol pieoer fallen lalIen)
= Cine Depei6e aus Del Gio i'm
Staate Sonora iaet, es iei fir
naditen Sonntae Elm allse,neincr
9lufitano eeplant. S0dit ipubribeil..
li6 miro bieier .allgemeine Muf-
iton0" ltnterbleiben. Mufit0nbe Sic
porber anoefiinoigt iperbell folnnlcn
geipobnlid nidt 5ur slusTiibrune.
SIN lebrigen ideint iid Die 9teeie-
rllng ouf alle Woglidfeitcn nor5u.
bereiten. 8ie oielelbe Gepeidle
mel0et, bot iie eine groBe Waelge
SolOoten uno Nuroles nod, ierer
@egelro geianot. gead elmer atoern
0epefd)e i6eint es, ols luelnt man
oen General 9fepes, oer iid) lett
auf Ser Seimreiie beftnoet, ino Den
in Monterep perbafteten Mabero
NIT Dem geplonten slufltano i'll Ser,
binoung bringen min.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
9entid=amerifaniider SsatipmalbmaS.

SoH Delll SeIIeNr OeS Se1Q2
Sfaatsperbonoea bes 8elttlb=o,ne-
rifanii6en 9fotionalbnnoes, ge6t lns
naditebenoes 9iunoIhretbcn 0es
Hraiioenten 5ur @eroffentli1uag 5il:
San s(ntonio, Seras, Den 81.
Suni 1870.
@eebrter Serr!
Sesn l1ebereinitimnung hit einem
bon 5tpei 8ritteI Ser grefutiubeall=
ten oes Seras Staats-@er6uu6es oes
Deutl6 @nlerifanii6en Notioilal=
gunoes an ben Brdiiocuten Ses
Seros Stoats-8erbanoes ge5eidne-
ten @elude, gum 3tpede eiuer rllog-
liden 3n0oriierulg zines @puper-
neurs- -aanoiooten nno geIpredln,a
anoerer gogesfraeen, iiebt iid) Ser
Braiioent BEG Seros Staais -&erbuil-
beg peranlaBt Iout 8oragrap1 Ser
lanlmlungen" Seite 6 ser 4onltitli-
tion beiagten 8erbonoes eine loldye
fir ben 4. Sltli 1910, @torsens 10
ltbr IN oent 9lusitelliingsplete
(Sair @rolnos) an5uberallileH. Sc
Ser orsaniiierte gountpper6ulo iii
6erehtigt, 10 piele 9elegaten 5u lel,-
ben, mie ielbiser ipiini6t, oarf aber
|nur 6urh eine Stin1nle bei Den Ser
banolungen pertreten iein. Der ger-
|treter zines lol1efi goultD=!crbolt-.
oes nll1B in regnldrer 8erianlinlung
ertDablt II. oas 8eglaubigl;nes =Gerti=
fat bonn 9r1fioenten uno Sefretar
leines 8erbanoes unteraeidnei lem,
Inn @iiltigfeit rebit Sis lulo Stlnl-
me in Der 8eriammIung all boben.
Hur SolGe nit regular nerleDenet
gegIaubigllnes- -Gertififateu iinb be.
re1tiet, nit Sib uno Gimme iin
BEL ben itatt5ufinoen 8erbanOlungcl1'
uilo gebotten 8ll beteilisen.
Stelfbertreter iino erlauht, lpenlt
Elm Colder 6as fir oeu regllidr er.
|mablten 9eleeoten unter5ei9ncte
Wanoat neblt leinem nnter5eldneten
llebertrag auftpeiiei fam. Gie @o-
item Der gteiie bot ieoer Ielegat
lelbit 5u troget ba Der 1erag
Staatsberbono nid)t Die 9iittel Bot,
9ppropriationen 8il Dieiem 3ipetfe
auf5ulegen.
| Cigar Sdjrantm,
9r1iioent oes Seros GtaatS.
@erbanoes oes ldl-ameri-
| faniiben @otioual-9nuoc5.
glnmerfnng: 8itte beabtcn Sic
auf Seite 6 Der 3onititlltiorl Earo-
graph 5, 6 un6 T..
S. @inblinscr, sdriftfiiDrer.
Sm 9lnidluB bieran uno i'll lie.
6ereinitimmlng nit ben gnorolllius
gen BON Bralibent S1rouml Dot
9err Haul Meeri6eibt, Der Sefreiiir
oes 2ofoIperbanoes fir Gan 9(ntoitio
lun6 8erar County, cine Gelegatens
periammlung bes 2ofolperboltoes
auf Sonntog pormittog 10 l1br ltad
| Der geetbopen-Sale ein6erufet. gllle
0elegaten meroen eebeten, ompeleno
| All Iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21

W1ontog nod Seem gorf uno orbei.
tete n1ebrere Stunoen in ser 9teoaf>
ton bes uSutloof" mo- lbHl eine
eigene Office eingeribtet lit. $50 iui
mer er iib ouf Der StraBe lebelt
lieB, iammelte ii6 cine erobe Ofeu-
idenmenee um ibn nno beqriipte ibn
our6 3urufe. 9lm 9toblntttoo
mobnte ct Der Srollllng leines Soh-
nes sbeooore init Sri. @leanur BUT
Ter @leranoer in Der 8rssbDieriiUei
Stride an Der Siinftelt 9lpcliue BEL.
Ser 8eneralanlpalt Don 0tii-
iouri bat Dor 6em Suprelnee 8eritbt
oes staates ein 8erfabren geeen oic
flint S6la6tbaus-@e -@eieQidaften 9ir-
lnour 8ading 60, Maorris & 81,
Slpift & 60, Somp1ono fodln9
60. ulb ct. 2ouis 9reiieO Seei
ano 9roniiion Gomponp eingeleitet.
oas ben 3lped fat, ben betretfenoert
@eieai6aften Die 8ere6tigung, i'm
Staate Miiiouri @ei1dfte 81 betrei-
benL 5lt ent5leben uilo lie allberoen
meger llebertretung Der anti-Eruit-
@eiebe oes Staates nit idluelen
Strafen 81 belegen.
Sn einen1 Salonn III atelp Sr
leans muroe Sobn @. Mulen aus
Godport, geras, eridoiien. Der BE-
iiter oes Saloons Senrp S5roeoer
mnroe perbaftet.
9as Gepraieiltonten6auS Got
Die Snlnibus=8ia fir offeltiide Qe-
bail6e angenommen. 0ieiel6c entDolt
cine groBe Menge 9emiaisungen fir
Seras.
Der 8reisfanlpf 8lpii6en Self
ries uto SSobnion miro in G2no, Ge-
paoa, 5tattfinbell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21

Gin Genie mirft iiber ben Sar-
fen, mos gum Saufeil geb0rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
(Ginaeianbt.l

@ollettspiGe, 20. Suni 1910.
Inter Sinrpeiilrrg ouf ole 9e.
ldliiiie IN Ser am 81. 9lpr:l 5. S.
IN San 9lntonio abgeboltenen Gor.
pention oes 0elti6-@merifanliGen
8unoes fin Seras, i1lieBen l6 Die
0iitglieber bes 8. 81. 9unoes Don
2abpca County ben 8ei6liilion oes
8i1iom Gountp gerbaloes, 9err1
Cigar S6ramn's 9feiignatio,l be
treffeno, on uno perlangen oas 3rt-
riidtreten oes Serrn Cigar
S6ronlm pon leinernYoiten ais Br1-
iibent oes 9. 9[. 9unoes fir 1eras.
Sm 9[uftrage oes 2ofol-9Serbanoes
BON 2aooca GountD:
6. 8. goctGel,
GrGIioeat.
@. 5. 6epe, sefretdr.
= Ser Mogen bot mebr S5cittagc
ols Oos Sera.
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Gum 4, Snli.

Ser gierte >Smli riift berau,
Ser Sag, an benz geburen
Die Sreibeit ,umrbe, bic mns jett
0ebt nadJ nnb mad berlnren.
9ie 2ebrem, bic nns @aibimstpm
tlnb Sefferfon geseben,
Die gelten bemte gar ni6ts nteIr
Sn bem pplit'iden 2eben.
Gs silt,bp BITE &pnititmtipn
Mls oddities ber 8eiete
tlnb MAIDEN ipllt' man ieber Seit
Sais man iie nid]t nerleBe.
Spd bemte benft man gar nidt mebr
an bieie beil'gen Hfltdlten
ttnb fud]t ben alten Jreibeitsgeiit
Sn tbr nttr 81 Dernthten.
Msan bat in ber 2egislatur
8efete id5pn nerbrpdjen,
Sn benen ber 9erehttgfeit
8rab5m tptrb Sppbn seipruhen.
9afJ anseitantmtem Wenihenred)t
Wie tn ber 8Dr5ett Sagen,
Sa mill bet 8aiierntnfer Sd|aar
Sfpm sar nid]t mebr mod fragen.
So mirb Der @ierte Suli iett
geinab snr Beriiflase,
@enn th bies redlt bebenf, 10 fumrt
Sd jebesmal in Stage.
9'rmm anf, ibr Sreibeitsfreiinbe, mnh
gefantpft bic Wsnderbanbe,
9ie jebe Jretbe t6ten m5d)t'
Sm bieiem iib5nen 2anbe.
., iebet bpr Gnh tn benz @las
Sas Mlamp 8ier blinfen,
3br ipllt' an bieiem @1ttertrant
Sud MIN Courage trinfen.
8erbieten ipa nns bieien Srant
gtid)t mmferiifjes Streben.
Gen Bierten Smli laiien mir
Sn u Ia NJ o 8ier leben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
Gun, ,peiken @DB'l.

@artenpirtI9aft uno @eitaura.
tion. 8or5iigli6e Slide, ansge5eid.
nete @etrdnfe. Iufmerfiame 8eoie-
nll1g. @arme nnb folte Speiien gu
ieoer Saees5eit.
Gbilipp 8eifler. gisentiimer.
Mfiiiion 2oop, nabe gerg's MabIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-21
AaSiealbsiluna
9ferpeni6pd6e

S6pad5e, nerb5fe 9erfonen. eepIoet bon Soff.
nuneslpffgfeit unb fcbIetten 9rdumen, erf6bp.
fenben 9tusfliiffen, @ruIt., 8iiden. iinb 9opi.
f6mer8en, SoarausfaIi, et6nabme bes GebSrs
uno @eft6ts. fatarrb. Moeenbriiden, etubIber,
ftnpfung, Miioiefeit @rroten, 8tttern, Ser5ilop.
fen, Bruftbeflemmune, aengitlt6feit unb 4riib.
finn erfabren aus benz ySusenbirtunbn pis
stnfaf, id)nell nnb btlltB alle nnnathrit.
f,cn Yerlnite nnb aubere Uplgcn jusenb.
lidhcr Werirrunscn srtinbltd seleilt uns
DpIle 0einnbbett nnb sSrpbfinn tuteser.
trlanst nerben fbnnen. Gang ueues
Geilperfabren. Seser iein etgner Mr,t.-
EieieS auBeroroentIib i1tereiiante uno Iebr.
rei1e Sud (Deutf6e 9tufIaee 1900, fpeI5es
bon lung uno oIt, 92dnn unb Srau, aelefeU
per6en follte. fam aegen @infenbung bon as
Gents in Bricfmarfen beriteseIt be3oeen tperbeH
bon oer
9Sripats9liHif, 1876. 9lpenue
ftenn 35nrk, u. d.
Daau erfp6hne bic Hreie Rrefie :. 8eunS
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Giienbaba=Jabrplan.
5. & g. q. ga5n.

5. d v. N. gabR.
@o.s Nwom gsoroen. .e.45 obenos
yso. 81 8om Noroen. .6.45 mora
gso. 7-2ocal bon Searne 1000 mora
No. 9-2ocal bon Baleitine =.
So - Bon gesitio. .i.5o nosirps naalp.
No. 12-2ocal bon aareoo (sen,iibt) :.
:. 800 nlora.
go. 4 Mad Dem goroen. 1.55 ,1othm.
So g. Na9 benz Norben. 800 absnbs
Io Social nod Raleitine .7.3O mora
gfn 10 erpreb mad 9earne. ;.
$50. 5 -9aad 9aerifo. 100 100 mora sass
SO. II -aoeal mad 2areoo (gemidt) :.
g. ". & u. q. Babm.
anfunft-
$50. 1-9ouiton II. B. aiifte. TOO nadm
yto. 3-Sonfton u. b. @iiite 700 porn
$50. 5-&iiiten1tdbte. .1:15 nadm
$40. 40 @on &errbiue. .9:45 borrr
g{o. "A Son &errbille. nltr Sonntaas
abfabrt- ''u'9A'
go. 2-9ouiton IL .. @iifte. 1925 BORN
go. 4-9orfton II. 3. &iiite $3.50 abenos
SO. 6-&Mftenitdbte. g. 40 nod1m.
No: 43-3a6 &errbiIle, aussenomner
Sonntags.. :. :. ..4:25 nad,n
No. 41-0a6 &errbiIfe, MIR 6onntaas
-. :. -. ;. :. ;. $40 t1ahrn
g.. s. & g. u. (Saupt-amie).
Infunft--
No. 9Egom Often 7:95 PORN
go. 7.gom Often. ;. :. :. $500 na6r
go. 10-@l gafo IT, 8eften. .7:SO nohrn
$50. 2-8on Sci 9fio.. 1880 bonn
SO. -aa6 81 9aio unD @eiten. T..
$40. 1o-aa5 5. @eiten. 1880 obenhs
go. 8-gsad oem Often. 1900 BORN
$40. 1-@od 9eI 9fio. 400 abenos
gieturia 9iuiiion, g. s. & g. q.
$40. 3o5-guero, gietoria. 1880 nod,m
Mbfabrt--
go. 3o6--gnero, @ictoria. 500 Ioorm
ID. g. & s. gabn.
So. 2l1-@on 9OuftOn uno @alpeiton
SO. 235-a,om gaorben. .7.sO borrliti.
0o. 231-gom Norben unb $onftcn
:. ;. :. :. 4. ;. 1928 iladlm
$50. 9-8om Norben. ..7:45 abenbs
Gbfnbrt
$50. 244-saad benz Norben u. Soniton
>. ..1.1O o0rm
$50. 10-Na1 benz Norben. 10000 born.
So. 236-Nad bem Norben. -. ;.
:. :. :. :. 300 abenbs
SO. 242-Na6 benz Norben itnb @al.
befton. :. ....11.50 abenos
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en- aprn 0efinben 6es heJtid,pn

= Ssn Dem 8efinoen oes oeatihen
8aiiers lit bereits cine n1erfliDe Nei-
ieruug eingetreten. Die Sduellulg
am 8nie, cine Solge Der &autoh.
fdiirfung rno Ger Sebnenentaiinourg
om redten inneren &niegelellf, bic
ser &aiier iid beim 9ieiten 3iGe8ogell
bot, gebt 3uriid. Der 3uitano glebt
oud nidt su Der leiieiten @'elorgniS
Mnlai.
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WablsMn5ctge.
Stir Gtaatsienat: /:

ssiir Gtaatsienat:
ggir iinb aiItoriiiert, 5errn s II tn .
ReaI aIs 3anbibat fir Wiebertpahl
fin Sen Gtaatsfeu a a,sutiinbiaen
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-05
Campaign For Congress Comes to
Close With Both Sides Claiming
Safe Majority in the Lower House
AN EDITORIAL


The News Democrats has too
deep an interest in the schools
OF Paducah To urge other than
one caution on the voters In this
city who go TO the polls Tuesday
TO select members for the school
board and that caution Is that
they give the matter OF select
ing the men to MI these import
ant positions, serious and earn
est consideration and vote for
the ones who, In their estima-
ton, will. In their official capac-
ity, bring the best service to the
schools OF Paducah. This done
and they Will have done their
duty This Is a question which
should appeal to every home
builder In Paducab: a question
which has It's foundation on the
very hearthstone and forms one
OF the most sacred trusts which
voter can take upon HIM
self. In the measure that the
schools OF Paducah radiate their
beneficial influence. In the same
measure will men and women OF
tomorrow show evidence OF this
benefit. The schools of Padu-
cab cannot be made too well
equipped or efficient. The boys
and girls OF Paducah deserve
every benefit. in an educational
line. that can be given and the
worth OF the schools depends
largely on the wisdom OF the
school board having their man
agement In hand. The one duty
above al else before every voter
who goes TO the polls next Tues
day Il to assist in the selection
Of the men best qualified TO
bring the schools to the highest
state OF general worth. This Is
the one and only issue on the
school question. 80 far as we can
see it-News-D Democrat.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-05
Barney B. Claery. Of Paducah
Is Reelected as Business
Agent-..Chicaeo Man Pres.
ident.

After a two days splendid session
the members OF district council, No
10, of the Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
and Helpers Of the Illinois Central
system adjourned this afternoon
after the annual election of officers
to meet in Clinton. H.. in February,
l1912. The delegates will return to
their homes tonight and early tomor-
row morning. They were warm in
their praise of the hospitality ex-
tended during their visit in Paducah,
and extended vote of thanks to the
Paducah committee, which had
charge Of the arrangements.
The election Of officers was char
acterized with friendly rivalry. Bar
ney b. Claery, of Paducah. was re-
elected business agent of the council
s. j. Osten. of Chicago, was elected
president; NJ. F. Carr, the retiring
president, who presided over the
meeting. was honored by election as
vice president. Thomas Yates. OF
OF Chicago, was reelected secretary
treasurer. S. l.. Stewart, of Nc
Comb, Miss; ]. NJ. Cross, OF Padu
cab; and w. +. Baumeyer. of Cen
traila, H.. were elected trustees; and
Edward King. of Chicago and ]. II
Cooper. OF Clinton, H.. were elected
members OF the executive board.
The sessions were held in the Cen
trail Labor hall. and were devoted to
the interest of the blacksmiths. C.
lh Glover. second vice president. of
the International Brotherhood OF
IBlacksmiths and Helpers. OF Chicago
was present at the meeting and as
sisted the delegates. The delegates
went on record as favoring the rail-
way trades department OF the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor The time
of meeting was changed from No
vember to February and the next
Injecting will be held in Clinton, III.
the first Thursday in February, 1919
! Last night the members OF Padu-
cab locals. Nos 203 and 1928, ten
dered the delegates with a banquet
at the bricklayers' hall, and a de
lightful evening was spent. Genuine
Kentucky hospitality and the dele
gates were delighted.
The delegates present were: NJ. +.
! Carr. Clinton. ILL.,; Cooper. Clinton,
I'M: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yates,
Chicago; S. ]. Rosen, Of Chicago; ].
l.. Edwards. of Chicago: W.. l.. Bau-
meyer. of Centralia, ILL.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Belgium, of Chicago:
Edward King. of Chicago; Dan Nc
MILAN. OF Water Valley. Miss; Mr..
and Mrs. S. l.. Stewart, of McComb.
Miss; +. p. Vented. OF Memphis;
J. T. Hutchen, OF Paducah; +. NJ.
Gross. of Paducah; b. B. Claery. OF
Paducah; Young, of East st. Louis;
and J. f.. Baker, of MattoOn, III.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-05
JOB FOR THE HOUNDS
WAS THEN OVERLOOKED

Spying an unknown man prowling
around In the back yard. Mrs. Hal
,ene Mason. 1923 South Sixth street,
exhibited rare pluck last night when
she fired three shots at the intruder,
who made his escape by leaplng the
back fence. Her Workmanship was
a trlne bad. but the shots served the
purpose OF defeating the prowler,
whom. II Is thought. was n chicken
thief.
About 10 O'Clock Mrs. Mason heard
a noise in the back yard. and secur-
ing the pistol she went to the kitch-
en-. Looking out the window she
could see the form distinctly and
fired
Tracks could be distinguished dis
tinctly In the alley. The police were
not notified OF the shooting until
this afternoon or the new blood
hounds might have been assigned "a
the job OF looking up the prowler
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-05
Bank clearings, week. $775,995


This week has been good in local
business circles as reflected by the
bank clearings of this week. All
lines of trade report excellent bust
ness. The most interesting news of
the week Is the movement of freight
by the Burlington railroad. The
first actual shipments were received
in the city this week, while yester-
day the first freight was transferred
from Paducah to the Burlington at
Metropolis beginning December l,
and possibly November IS. the con-
tract between the Illinois Central
and Burlington railroads for the
transferring OF so cars day will
become effective. Freight business
with the railroads is good, but hard
ly as rushing as Il was few weeks
ago.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-05
THREE THOUSAND
DOLLAR VERDICT
In DAMAGE CASE
Largest Amount Awarded By
Jury at This Term OF Circuit
Court.
Little Boy Receivers Against
|. c.
HARD FOUGHT TRIAL ENDED

The largest verdict returned at
this term of circuit court was
brought in this morning by the jury
in the personal injury suit OF Ray
Ethridge against the Illinois Cen
trail railroad when $4,000 was
awarded to the plaintiff.
IL was a case that was closely
contested, and occupied the greater
part of two days for the evidence
and arguments. Ethridge Is a small
lad In short trousers and last year
was injured while at the intersec-
ton of the railroad tracks and Jones
street near Sixteenth street.
The defense sought to prove that
the lad was hanging on the rear of a
freight train. while the plaintiff in
troduced testimony to show that a
freight train backed across the
crossing and struck the lad, crush
ing his leg and making amputation
necessary. The plaintiff sued for
$4,000.
The evidence was heard yesterday
"hN th0 al buhCien Wtic tbutluutu
this morning. Attorneys Grassland
a. Grassland and Hon. John X. Hem
drick represented the plaintiff while
Attorneys Wheeler & Hughes repre-
scented the railroad.
A motion was made this morning
by f.. w. Stewart in the suit OF f.
w. Stewart against ]. e. Smith and
T. J. Murphy to have a receiver APP
pointed for the Listerine Soap COM
pany. He claims that the company
is operating at a loss. The motion
will be heard on November IL.
The trial docket for Monday Is:
Ruby Parker VS.. the Paducah Box
and Basket company.
Ernest Elmendorf VS.. II. s. Wick
ers.
Elizabeth Zeigler VS.. Illinois Cen
trail.
Sweet Jones VS.. L. c. Hibbs.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-05
NATIONAL GUARD
OFFICERS RESIGN
SHOW RESENTMENT BECAUSE
SERGEANT AT DALLAS WAS
CONVICTED.

Dallas. Tex, Nov. 5.-Major Il. II.
Roach, Captain II. w. Kinnard and
Lieutenants j. Caller and Tracy
Berry. Dallas national guard Off
GERS, have resigned from the service,
moving their resentment at the
conviction OF Sergeant J. C. Manley,
who bayonetted Louis Regenstein,
when the president was here last
year. Kinnard today asked the ad-
utant general to muster out his
company. as he would not order his
men to do guard duty when they are
subject to conviction by civil au-
thorities for obeying military orders.