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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-07
w'cALLA FUNERAL.

SANTA BARBARA, May 6.-The
funeral OF Rear-Admirai McCaila
viii be held Sunday afternoon. al
Trinity Episcopal church. The re.
mains viii be taken to Los Angeles
for cremation in accordance with
his expressed wishes.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-07

The republicans Of Bisbee are eX-
ceedingly long or promises. bat these
promises may be regarded no more
seriously than the republican prom
ises Of the past, including that
one which deluded fool democrats
to vote for a republican delegate to
congress in 1903 by the fool cry that
his election would bring IMMEDIATE
statehood
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-07
THE REPUBLICAN
PLATFORM.

THE REPUBLICAN
PLATFORM.
The Bisbee republicans responsi
bic for the republican platform as
bid for votes in the coming cit,
election, evidently had in mind
drag-net when they constructed the
thing. The platform endorses nc
party or principle. but consists who'll!
of a string of ridiculous promises
and impractical pledges.
The first section promises econ
omy and that the affairs Of the
city shall be conducted in a bust
nessiike manner. We have no rec
ord of any candidate. since the world
began promising less.
The second section condemns the
present city administration because
is has seen fit 10 put the city as
sessment of property in Bisbee on
the same basis as the county assess
ment, to-wit: 80 per cent of the act
uaI valuation. This is the basis OF
assessment in Douglas and why
should Bisbee property owners be
put on a higher scale when there is
no necessity for it, The presen
city oouncilmen are in a position TO
best Jrdge requirements in this mat
Ter.
The republicans come out strong
for municipal ownership. Such a
proposition is ridiculous at the pres
ent tine under existing conditions.
u would require a bond issue OF
from three-quarters to one million
dollars to have bunicipal ownership
as outlined in tie republican plat
form and the people would hardly
agree to shoulder such an obligation
at this time. In the future municipal
ownership might be. desirable. but
not now. The present city council
has already taken the first step
towards q municipaIly owned water
system by installing the present sys-
TEN for fire protection.
Another section of the republican
platform condemns the present sys-
TEN OF handling the garbage OF the
city. Formerly the city provided all
garbage and scayenger service free.
this cost the taxpayers from $500 10
$1,000 per month and great many
taxpayers who had connected their
premises with the city sewer received
80 benefit whatever from this city
expenditure. Also restaurants and
other business houses received much
greater benefit than those who had
only houses 90 be visited by the
scayenger wagons. The present 80
tenn was substituted as being more
equitable for all and Il has resulted
in causing additional connections
with the sewer which certainly is de
sirable from sanitary ana health
point OF view. besides it has re-
iieved those. who received no bench
RON the scayaneer service. iron pas
ing Tor this service for other people
The section regarding saloon regu
iation simply promises condition
20 FAR as The saloons are concerned
which already existed aud which hal
been brought about BY the Dresrn
cts administration.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-07

Bisbee sends congratulations to
Tucson on the occasion Of its oele.
brations Of the 5. p link giving
the Old Pueblo direct connection
with the West Coast railroad in
Mexico. Arrivals in Bisbee say
that the Tucson did herself proud
entertaining her invited guests
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-07

Entered at the Bisbee. Arizons
postofiee for transmission through
the mails as second class matter.
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GEORGE v SUCCEEDS
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addiess ali Communications 10
THE 6IS5EE DAILY REVIEW
Bisbee. Arizona
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
RRUPTIoNs THROWN OFF sun
Masses of Luminous Gas 10000
Miles Long.

Chicago. March 30.-Strange erup-
tions have appeared on the sun, ac-
cordng to a statement by Prof. Ed
win B. Frost, director of the Yerkes
observatory at Williams Bay, Wis.
THE eruptions which shoot from
the surface OF the sun like sky
rockets" said Professor Frost, "are
easily discernible at the edge OF the
disc. One Of them shot out to a
length OF 100000 miles. as near as
we could estimate. II then detached
itself from the main body and sped
through space, mass of luminous
gas not dissimilar TO a comet. Be
fore II disappeared II had reached a
distance from the sun OF about 250,-
900 miles. The eruptions are proba-
bly, caused by the release of pressure
on some particular spot of the sun"
Professor Frost said the sun dis
turbances probably accounted for
brilliant auroral displays which have
been seen in Chicago and vicinity re-
Gently.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
THIEVES PROBABLY FOUGHT.
Blood Found In Room Of Richmond
Postoflice Robbers.

Richmond. Va. March 30.-Bloody
mystery has entered into the excite
ment of the startling robbery OF the
cashiers safe in the postofiice rob
berry which was discovered here.
Stains of red were found on the
floor OF a room In the basement or a
cheap hotel near the Temporary post
Office building. TO which thieves have
been traced by detectives, who have
a theory that the thieves quarreled
and fought while packing the booty
preparatory TO fight on one OF the
night trains out of Richmond.
II was reported by a railway detec-
tive that the government inspectors
had ascertalne where the stolen
stamps were sent and that the plum
der Will be seized upon arrival at
destination.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
TO STOP MERGER
GENERAL ACCUSATION OF FRAUD
AND MISMANAGEMENT.
companies Are Flayed by Man Who
Claims He II ON the Inside of
Insurance Deals.

Louisville, March 30.-In a suit
filed here late by which william G.
Rau, a stockholder in the Citizens
Lie Insurance company. asking 90 be
allowed to sue for himself and other
stockholders. seeks to head on a
merger of the Citizens Life and the
Citizens National LAfe Insurance com
pany. He asks that the officers and
directors OF the Citizens Life com
pany be required to come into court
for oral examination as TO the finan-
cial condition OF the company and
produce the books OF the company. 80
that II may be asoertained az To ths
financial management, and. II Il b,
insolverlt, that a receiver be appoint
ed 60 take charge OF the company's
Affairs and wind up its business.
The allegations or charges mad.
against the company may be sum
married. as follows:
That the directors and officers o.
the company are mismanagng Ia
affairs and paying the officers larg.
and exorbitant salaries greatly ou
OF proportion OF the services rem
dcred.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS

PALMER-iR. l.. Cecil. Louisville;
f. u. Irvan. Murray: H. +, Hughes
Hardin: Dan NJ. Taylor. 81. Louis
Rufus r. Foster 81. Louis: Nat +
Dortch. Hopkinsvile; ]. c. Speleht
Mayfeld: @. NJ. Cox. clinton.
BELVEDERE - WAIVER McElrod
Mt. Vernon. Ind: VIII Fleming
Flemlngsburg: II. J. Carpentis. Lou
lsville; Abe Eichel. Evansville: r. w
Benson. Memphis: r. ID. Simpson
Murray: ID. J. Travis. Eddyyille; Ed
ward Davenport. Hampton.
NEW RICHMOND. c. Malone
Mt. Vernon. Ind: VI. A. Pape. Mem
phis: ]. r. Hildrcth. Tyler; r. ]
Evans. Jordon; T.. c. Ross. Vioks
burg. Ky: W. y. Grisom. Mayheld
W. b. Holland. 81. LOUIS. Ella Girls
SON. Mayheld.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Kentucky Kernels

Cynthiana wants 100000 Fed
eral building.
Tom Chancellor, of Crab Orchard,
accidentally shot.
Chas. Hais. millionaire pork pack
er, OF Covington, dies.
Albert Morgan, 10. of New Castle,
dies from gunshot wound.
Mrs. Jane Denton, SO, dies at
Robards, Henderson county.
James p. Helm, one of most prom.
inent attorneys in Kentucky, dies al
Louisville.
Miss Essie Jones, of South Fulton
and Mr.. Walter Eastwood, OF Arl
ington, marry.
Mrs. ]. S. Henry. wife OF Baptist
preacher of Marion. drops dead
while dressing.
Former Sheriff John Nagel, o.
Newport, fined 5000 for failure t
close pool room.
Newman Baylous dies at Catletts
burg, Saturday and his wife dies II
asylum at Lexington. Leave eigh
children.
Wholesale arrests made and
wagon load of whisky and parapher
MALTA captured by Todd county on
GERS in raid OF blind tiger at Elktor
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
AMERICAN SAVINGS.

Heretofore lacking statistics of our
own, excepting those compiled by re-
form associations to show how bad
we are, Americans are amazed at
figures indicating the thrift and
homely virtues OF other nations. Then
We are amazed again when shown
that our own figures excel all others
An exchange says:
'More money Is put into the GUS
tody OF savings banks. against the
proverbial rainy day, by the average
American citizen, than by the resi-
dents OF any other quarter OF the
globe. Figures made public by Will
lam Hanhart, secretary Of the saw
ings bank section OF the American
Bankers association, and compiled
from reports OF the comptroller of
the currency aud the national none
tary commission, show that the aver.
age deposit in American savings
banks is almost four times as great
as the average for Europe, Asia
Africa, Oceania. Canada. etc. RnC
that the average deposit. per capita
is almost six times greater in tn.
United States than in the other por
tions OF the world mentioned. The
statistics given out place the tota
savings deposits in the world at SIS.
389,672,014, and of this enormou
sum s5.67s.735.S7s belongs to Amer
leans.
"Oue American in every six OF th'
total population has money in a saw
ings bank, and the average deposit /
s3Sl2s. In the rest of the work.
The depositors number one TO ever.
eight of population. and the averag
sum TO their credit Is s1O1.66."
This refutes the argument that for
eigners send money TO foreign gov
errment banks, and a postal saving
bank would call money out OF hiding
Money sent home by immigrant
more likely is sent to relieve the dis
tress OF kinsmen In less favored coun
tries.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
HIGH SCHOOL BOY
(Coutlnued From Page One.)

teachers called him by name but the
boy never moved, and assistance was
summoned. superintendent j. A.
Carnagey was standing in the hall,
and was one OF the first to reach
Mitchell's side. 1t was believed that
he had tainted. and after water was
dashed on his face he stirred, looked
dazed for a few minutes, and re-
marked that somebody had struck
him.
Little heed was given the state
ment. as the discovery of the rob
berry was not made until a short time
later, when Miss Noble found thai
her desk had been rified and s29.9t
placed in her keeping by Miss Nil.
dred Gardner, student, as well al
one dollar belonging to her, had beei
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

about for some man suited in the
democratic party to nominate and
carry the party to victory for COVER
nor at the next state election.
We had hoped that our fellow
townsman Judge ]. f. Robbins. who
is a sterling Democrat, capable and
popular, would have consented to-
have been a candidate for this office,
but since he has decided not to enter
the race, and since our popular con-
gresham, ollie NJ. James, is a can
didate for the United States senate,
and OF course cannot be considered
at all In the gubernatorial race.
We have been looking out over the
field and find that Notwithstanding
Senator James b. McCreary is rather
advanced in years, yet we believe at
present he is the most available
Democrat. His Democracy has never
been questioned. He has led the par
ty to victory in many fierce cam
palgns. His fidelity as an official,
and his character as man are be-
yond criticism. He has discharged
the duties of all the important posi-
tions, which the people OF the com
monwealth have confided to him,
with marked ability and fidelity. He
is the soul Of honor, and bears him
self always as a gentleman. He Is
an ideal candidate, without danger
ous alliances with any faction in the
party. He is conservative, fair and
liberal. and always considerate OF
the opinions of others. His action
as a lifelong Democrat is a platform
in itself.
Possessed of this record and these
characteristics, we feel no hesitancy
in presenting his name to the DEM
ocrats of Kentucky, believing that
he can unite all of the discordant
elements in the party and crown our
efforts with a glorious victory. Sur
veying the field of possible and an
nounced candidates, no one OF them
appears with the positive strength
which he possesses to begin with,
and certainly none can hope to arouse
such a general and enthusiastic fol-
lowing throughout the state. Some
one may be stronger in a given 10
cality. but IL so, he is unknown and
without following in every other
quarter. But Senator McCreary is
strong everywhere, and numbers his
personal and political friends not
only among the people of every dis
trict but of every county In Ken
lucky. He needs no introduction
either to the Democrats or the peo-
pie Of any locality, and no one will
be required to explain his personal
OF political action, OF called upon 20
make defense OF either. Under his
leadership our campaign may be an
aggressive and not merely a defens-
|, i've one. II he shall consent to stand
for the nomination we predict that
} in a short time, not only the masses,
but the leaders OF the party will rec
ognize HIS eminent fitness, and that
he will, by acclamation, be accorded
the post OF honor. His nomination
will Danish strife from the party and
give us an old time Democratic vic
tory.
Senator McCreAry has always been
popular with the First district Dem
ocrats; there has never been a time
in his long public career that his pop
ularity was not supreme with Graves
county Democrats.
II now looks like he is the avail
able Democrat Moses to lead the par
to to victory at the next state elect
tion. Messenger.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

one yesterday and consigned 1t to
the waste basketball President
Taft is disgusted with the presi-
dency and will not be a candidate
for a second term: because of the
opposition to the Payne tarin. In
stead of being a source OF worry 10
the president the opposition to the
tariff and the insurgent movement
against Cannon and Aldrich are
really instruments by which the
president can secure the very re-
forms he is seeking.
The split in the Republican organ
ization in the house offers the presi-
dent his opportunity TO play one rae
ton against the other in erecting
desired legislation, and there are
ample evidences TO the open-eyed
that he is doing that very thing;
while the clamor about tariff revi-
sion with congressional elections
pending, may enable him to force
through congress the appropriation
of s250,OOO for a tariff investiga-
ton.
No sane mind can disagree with
President Tafts statement that
tariff legislation has always been a
matter of barter and trade among
Republican and Democratic congress
men. and that no general scheme OF
tariff revision based on the princi-
pies of fair protection for the whole
country, has ever been evolved, for
the very good reason that no one
has possessed the necessary data on
which to plan such a scheme. He
purposes to put scores of statistical
clerks at work, gathering data In
this and all other countries, as TO
the relative cost of production, the
sources of supply, the wage scales,
the cost of living. the means and ex-
pense OF transportation to factories
and the market, and all other facts
essential to an intelligent under
of the subject This data is
TO be placed before the tariff COM
already appointed by the
president. who will prepare a re-
port LOT COnBTeSS.
II is well understood that the
representatives of the interests
thought the tariff commission
would be a harmless fad of the
president and without the clamor
that is being raised, 1t is probable
that congress would refuse the ap>
preparation necessary TO carry on
the work.
This investigation entails almost in
estimable work and elaboration. All
the facts heretofore submitted to con-
gress on the tariff question have
come from interests desiring high
tariff on their products or no tariff
on their materials. and all the oppo.
sition to the schedules has come
from districts, where the articles are
consumed and not made or produced
Disinterested and unquestionabl'
data prepared by experts and laid
before the country would arm the
press and the true representatives oi
the people with knowledge of all the
subjects touched upon, and the con
gresham or senator, who would
vote unreasonably high or low tar
lin, would be in the embarrassing
position of explaining his conduct
otherwise than by an appeal tC
spread eagle patriotism.
We believe that the Massachu
setts election and the insurgency are
clubs In the hands of the president;
and smile as he may, there be thoss
in high position at Washington. who
know that he understands how tC
hold tight rein and how to throw
lash into the flank of a whee
horse.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
MayGeM News

Mayneld. Ky. March 80. (spec-
ial.-Mr. Freeman Holbrook died
at the state asylum at EIopkinsyillo
this morning at IL o'clock. lie had
been in bad health for several years.
brought on by hard fall. His III
health affected his mind and he was
sent 20 the asylum about month
ago. Mr.. Holbrook was one OF the
oldest residents OF Graves county,
being about &c years OF age. and
having spent the greater part OF his
life in this county. He was wen
known both In town and county. be-
ing related TO some of Graves coun-
TVS most prominent families. The
deceased was a member OF the First
Baptist church OF this city. The fun
eral arrangements have not yet been
announced.
Rook Club.
The Rook club met with Miss An
ME Melloo. at her home on Broad
way. The usual number OF games
were played and the first prize. a
dainty piece OF lingerie. was won by
Miss Marion Happy. A handmade
combingjacket was the guests
prize and the lucky visitor was Mrs.
Mack GLASGOW. while the consolation.
a nobby little dust cap. went to Miss
Pauline Pitman. The score cards
were large hand-painted pink carna-
tions. the work OF the hostess. A
delicious salad course was served to
the following club members and
guests: Misses Marion Happy. Ma
bel Norman. May Blossom Beau
mont. Pauline Pitman. Lew Gard
ner. Agnes Carter. Jean Carter.
Debbie Taylor and May Morrow.
Mesdames. Walter Bell. Walter An
drew. Thebes Farthing. Frank Pry-
or. Mack GLASGOW. Joe Duflot, J. W.
Green. Geo. Covington and Hunt.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

While the western cities are pro-
claiming advantages OF the commits
sion form of government. with in
itiative and referendum and recall
attachments, cities operating under
charters are proving the inadequacy
OF the old way.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
An Inquiry.

Editor SUM- notice in, the col
umns OF your paper that an effort
will be made to make the property
owners on Fountain avenue and the
northern part of the city construct a
brick sewer ten feet in diameter to
carry OF the sewerage in district No.
3. Why should the aforesaid prop
erty owners pay for such an enor-
nous sewer when the sewerage of
districts No. l and is provided for
with a tile sewer pipe 22 inches in
diameter?
WEST END.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Notice.

Prof. John Mailer and wife will
open their children dancing class,
saturday at 3 o'clock, in the Wom-
ans club building.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
What a Foolish Question.

A Swede entered a poStoffice IN
the northwest and inquired:
Ban any letters for me today?"
"What name, please?"
"Ay tank de name is on de let
ter. r."-Eyerybody' Magazine.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

The High school robbery case
should be probed to the bottom, not
only for the punishn mt OF the guilty.
but for the justification OF the limo
cent.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

The resolution to Investigate the
presence OF a ship subsidy lobby, in
dicates that one congressman was
overlooked.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

Conviction of every man tried for
murder at the present term Of cir
cult court in Mayfield will make life
safer In Graves county.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
Daily Thought

"Neyer ask favor Of another un-
I'll you have first shown a man that
you are worthy OF his friendship"
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

Hon. ]. C. Speight, of Mayfield, is
among those prominently mentioned
In the news dispatches these days.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

Two meetings OF the council and
the aldermen were held last night
FOR the purpose Of passing the tax
levy ordinance, which fixes the city
tax rate for the year 1910 at s1.s5.
The city will receive 81 so on every
500 valuation and the schools 80
cents.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

Roosevelt must admit that those
Cairo college boys show some college
spirit.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

Bah Jovel The house Of lords Is
going to vote that II has no right to
vote, don't y'know?
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

The greatest variety OF type
writer papers from onion skin to
heavy ledgers. and in sizes from half
letter to legal, at The Sun office,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
CIRCULATION FEBRUARY. 1910.

1nCrtASo .s.ss- ''''
Personally appeared before me
this lst day OF March. 1910, r. ID.
MacMillen, Business Manager of The
Sun. who affirms that the foregoing
Is 4 true and correct statement OF its
circulation for the month Of February,
to the best Of his knowledge and be-
Lief
PETER PURYEAR,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January 10,
1917.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

THE PRESIDENTS OPPORTUNITY
Repeatedly Washington CORES
pondents have sent out inspired
Ftories-The Evening Sun received
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

YoU DON'T HAVE To WAIT.
Every dose makes you feel better. Lar
Fos Keeps your whole insides right
where Price SOC.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

The Available Man.
1t is about time the Democrats OF
Kentucky were beginning to look
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
sun and Moon.

Temperature today; Highest, 20;
lowest, 30.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30

If IT'S ONLY A HEADACHE.
Why Cornelison rteauache Liver Pill
will cure that. 10 cents. Guaranteed
by all druggists
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
The Weather

showers tonight or Thursday.
Cooler.
Illinois: Washington, March 10
Thursday probably fair and colder.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-30
STATE PRESS.

> sssv go
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-30

FOR SALE s1100-40x93 feet on South
 Highlands car frontage; one-third cash, bal one and two years, at per cent;
 all street improvements. Don't tele-
 phone. Come in to see us. Weakley &
 Rosenstihl 2120 1st ave 4-292t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-30
ONE GENT 4 WORD.

RATEs-One ceut word n day, no aa. taken for less than 25c for first inscr- tion. Cash must accompany order.