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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
MRS. LAURA A. SIMMONS DEAD

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 2O.-Mrs.
Laura A. Simmons, wife of w. A.
Simmons, died at the family home,
1907 Seventh street, today following a
short Illness. She was As years of age.
Besides her husband she leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Virgil Flint OF Los An
geles, and a son, Clarence, Of this city.
The funeral will be held at the Bresee
Bros. & Todd undertaking parlors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
CHURCH GIVES NIGHT PICNIC

POMONA, Aug. 2o.-The progressive
picnic supper given at Ganesha park
by the ladies of Pilgrim Congregational
church was a successful affair The
grounds were lighted with lanterns and
the tables were decorated with flags
of various countries. Several ad-
dresses were delivered after the sup
Der.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
rv OF Events from the Cities of Southern California

Il cents. The new rule provides that
the rates to intermediate points be-
tween two terminal points shall be
made over the rate to the closest ter
minal. Hence in the case of this city
the freight rate from Los Angeles will
be equal to the rate from East San
Pedro to Long Beach, or 41s cents.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
ANNOUNCE BAND PROGRAM

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 20.-Greg-
ory's band will play the following pro-
Beach park: March, No. 2, Gregory;
overture, William Tell, Rossinj sex
tete, Lucia, Donizetti; solos by Denisi,
Bellella Berkart, Donzi V. Gregory and
Pupillo; grand selection, Carmen, Bizet;
selection, Mefistofeli, Bach; Ave Maria,
Gounod saxophone solo by Bellalla;
Wattmater the Theater; American
Fantasie, Herbert.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
NEW WORKERS TO PICNIC

VENICE, Aug. 20-The fourth an
nual picnic of the New York state So
ciety of Los Angeles and vicinity will
be held at Venice August 30. Special
preparations are being made here for
the entertainment of the members,
which include many prominent Los An
geles people.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
TURKISH BATHS

Or II. 2. HOWLAND, N. D, AND DIR.
Adele Howland, Electric Specialist (former
managers of Hotel Green Turkish baths),
have now established an Institution of
Psyscultopathy at 50 Mary St, one-half
block west OF car barn. TURKISH BATHS,
Electricity, Vibration, Massage. etc. Phones
Home 2s44, Main SoH N. d. IN attendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
PAsADENAN OFF FOR ORIENT

PASADENA, Aug. 21.-William F,
Knight, chairman of the board of trade
bridge committee, member of the board
Of education and officially and past
officially connected with numerous
other organizations, left yesterday for
San Francisco, from which place he
will sail Tuesday on the Korea with
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21

It,a a. easy to secure a bargain in a used
automobile, through want advertising. o. It
uSrd to be-and stil is-to secure . horse
and caTriaGA -----.~--.-.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
PASADENA SHOE HOSPITAL

MEMS 6yWED SOLES AND HEELS, 81;
ladies', s5c I54 N. FAIR OAKS AVE. s-1-lmo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
PASADENA CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE--I HAVE 79-l0O or SHARE OF
the North Pasadena Land and Water Co.
stock that wish to sell; make me an offer
for it, some Of you people IN the dry tract.
Address G, W. T., 3jl0 Torey st., Los An
geles Cal. 8-2O-3
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
King Entertains Roosevelt.

Rome. April king Victor re
ociyed Roosevelt az the palace this
morning. The audience With King
Victor lasted two hours one OF the
longest audiences ever granted ex-
ccpt on political occasions. II Is
sad the King wanted to hear Roose-
vclt's side OF the Vatican story. After
Roosevelt and Kermit left. the klrg
said he considered Roosevelt one OF
the greatest men In the world toda,t
and the meeting strengthened the
impression" lie refused TO divu'ge
the details OF the interview. Roose-
veit visited the Pantheon and placed
a wreath on the tombs OF Kinrs En-
manuel aud Victor Humbort. Hun
dreds gathered around the automobile
whenever they stopped. They re
oeivcd a visit from the Cabsu minis
ter ard Drs. Tipple and Clark. from
the Methodist College called on
Roosevelt King Victor wiz take
Roosevelt driving tomorrow morning
II Is an unprecedented honor.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Health Report.

"The death rate is stlll too high -
said the health officer today In maxi
ing out his monthly report for March
TO be submitted To the city health
board. This is a warning to people
TO clean up their alleys and get rid
of all trash piles and manure. War
rants will be procured against yio-
lators II they fail to comply with
the orders from the health depart
ment."
There were 80 deaths among rest
dents of Paducah last month. Is Of
these being colored people. That
Is almost one death for each day
in the month. Four deaths were
from tuberculosis Only one deaf I
was accidental. The health officer
Is convinced that the death rate can
be lowered considerably by strict OBJ
seryance OF the rules of health and
the orders given out by the health
department. He believes the people
OF Paducah will cooperate with the
health authorities in stamping out
contagious diseases as much AZ
possible.
The birth rate in March was con.
siderable lower than In February
The total number was 2S. Ten were
white males six white females. -four
colored males and eight colored
females The total number of births
for February was 80.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Governor Wilson Offers
Thatcher's Place TO McKen.
zie Todd...Tater Day al
Benton...News Of State.

Marion, Ky, April 4. Especial. -
AS If in answer to the charge of the
Legislative committee that the efforts
of the state military in the Black
Patch did not produce a single con-
viction of a night rider. Boon Bush
was convicted and sentenced to one
year here for participating in the
raid on Dycusburg, when Henry
Bennett, formerly of that town, but
now of Metropolis, ILL.,, was brutally
whipped. Capt. Carl Henderson, for
mer county attorney, who was in
command of troops during the night
rider war. is chiefly responsible for
the success of the. prosecution. As
commander of the troops, he used
his knowledge of the law to make
effective the evidence and confes-
sions secured, and he has worked in
defatigably since to vindicate the
state government in its course in
suppressing lawlessness.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Work Already Ordered. But
Not Started May Come Un-
der Ten Year Plan...Health
Report For Month.

The general council Will meet in
regular session tonight at 1880
o'clock at the city hall. One i'm
portant matter that may be acted
upon will be the question of taking
steps for immediate street and side
walk Improvements. as the new Id
year assessment bond bill has been
made a law However. before any
action is taken the bill may be test
ed for its constitutionadlity. as some
members of the council have Their
doubts. Much other routine bust
ness will come up for disposal to-
night.
IL Is probable that sidewalk work
already ordered on Clay and other
streets may come under a bond issue
and the ten-year assessment plan.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
TAFT BELIEVES
BILL WILL PASS
THINKS RAILROAD MEASURE
WILL BE SIGNED BY HIM
SOON.

Philadelphia, April Am aged
hysterical woman. he saw attempting
to burst through the police Hines yes
terday occupied the attention OF
President Taft this morning. The wo
man tod the policeman she had kiss
ed T'aft when a child and wanted TO
kiss him again. The policeman turn
cd her away. Taft lunehed and dined
last night with his aunt. Della. He
visited his old schoolhouse and swim
ming hole.
En- route to Washington today
President Taft discussed his railroad
bill, now In congress, and said he
had reached the conclusion II would
come to him for signature as he
wants II. The president dictated a
letter OF thanks to the traiu service
convention. which presented to him a
medal. Railroad men are satisfied
with Taft's view of the labor prob
lem.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
FISCAL COURT In
SPRING SESSION
WILL ELECT PHYSICIAN AND
FIX TAX RATE FOR THE
YEAR.

Tomorrow will b. the busiest ses-
sion of the fiscal court since the new
administration entered Office, and the
court house will be the mecca for a
number of politicians The county
physician will be elected for two
years.
The county tax rate will be fixed
tomorrow, and 1t is said that il will
remain the same as last year, $1.16
on the 500 valuation. II is possible
that the road and bridge fund may be
Increased, because the mileage of
graveled roads will be increased this
year. The apportionment for last
year was: County levy fund, is
cents; pauper. cents; road and
bridge fund "a cents. and sinking
( fund "a cents. This makes the coun-
ty tax rate sc cents, while the state
tax is so cents.
Bids for the improvement OF the
able that it will require two days to
dirt roads in the county will be
Opened. aud the contract awarded
for the districts II is not improb-
transact the business.
This afternoon the poor house and
the road committees were in session
preparing their reports for the court
tomorrow.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
MOVES TO QUASH
SUMMONS IN CASE
MIR. Fades CLAIMS HIS WIFE
WAS NOT RESIDENT OF
THIS COUNTY.

On the grounds that Mrs. Woodson
Coles Fades. who has fled SUIT in the
McCracken circuit court for divorce
and alimony from her husband, Will
liam Eades. was not resident of Nc
Cracken county at the time of the
fling of the petition. attorneys for
the defendant filed a motion this
morning to quash the summons and
the return by the sheriff. The de
fense says that Mrs. Fades did not
reside in this county, and, conse-
quently. the suit is not in the juris-
clctlon of the McCracken circuit
court Mr.. Fades has employed
Campbell & Campbell and former
State Senator ~ w. Utley to repre-
sent him, and hard fought battle
through the courts is expected.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
PatIucah Presbytery.

Deaoons and ELDERS will be install
ed at the First Presbyterian church
next Sunday. and April 10 the Padu-
cab Presbytery. South, will meet
here. 1t is the regular spring meet
ing. On Sunday. April II, DR.. II.
w. Burwell will be installed in the
pastorate OF the First church by the
Presbytery, The Rev. DR.. Cummins,
of Henderson, will deliver the
charge.
There was one addition TO the
church yesterday morning. Or. II.
w. Burwell preached on "The Regu-
lating Principle of All True Chris
tian Character" His text was
Whatsoever He sayeth unto you do
it''-John II. Is. BY placing the
emphasis on different words in the
sentence, Dr. Burwell showed how
each reflected a phase OF Christian
duty: but the full obligation OF Chris
tian living Is summed up in obedience
to the commands of Christ.
At night he preached a powerful
call to those outside the church to
stand up for faith. taking his text
from Exodus XXXII. 26. There
were two responses.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Truunf'S Mother is
Anxious About Hin,

Willie and intended sending him TO
the country In order to keep him
away from the Carter boy and let
him attend school He disappeared
that day and the last she heard of
n i'm was an account of his arrest AT
Louisville In the Evening Sun. Yes
terday she received letter from, him
stating that he guessed she would
be surprised to hear from him in
Louisville" Mrs. Raburn was sur
prised and as no address was given
she is unable to communicate with
him. It was supposed that the Louis
willie authorities would return the
boys to Paducah. Mrs. Raburn SAYS
her son Is easily led and she would
rather have him in the house of re-
form than to have John Carter al
his heels. Willie is ~ years old.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Princeton Prcsbytery.

Two, good services were held at
the Kentucky Avenue Presbyterian
church yesterday and two members
were received. The Rev e. B. Lam
dis. Mr.. John G. Miller and Miss Bes-
sic Hovenden, will leave tomorrow
morning to attend the Princeton
Presbytery of the Presbyterian
church of the U. S. A. at Hopkins
Vile, where the Rev. Mr.. Lands VIII
preach the opening sermon tomorrow
night. On the way to Hopkinsville
the Rev. Mr.. Lands and Mr.. John G
Miller will stop at Princeton and
attend a meeting OF the board ol
trustees of Princeton Collegiate In
stitute of which Mr.. Miller Is a mem
her
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

Benton, Ky. April 4. Especially
All roads lead to Benton today, and
large crowd was present to cele-
brate Marshall county's unique day,
''hoss and tater day." Hundreds OF
farmers are around the court house
exchanging sweetpotato seed and
preparing for the spring planting.
Circuit court began also today. and
the grand jury was empanneled. and
the session of court inaugurated. Cir
cult Judge william Reed presided,
but the session of court is expected
to be short. Many people from Padu
cab. Mayfield and Murray arrived to-
day.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

Az to what disposition the Louis
Vile police will make OF john Les
lie Carter and Willie Raburn, wild
west" youngsters of Paducah, is not
known. Mrs. Eliza Raburn. mother
of Willie Raburn. called on Chief OF
Police Slngery this morning, seeking
information, but the chief was un-
able to enlighten her as he has re-
celved no word from Louisville. The
boys were caught there last week.
hungry and penniless.
Mrs. Raburn. who Is a good woman
says Willie's fall from grace Is due
directly to the pranks of John Leslie
Carter. the worst kid the police have
ever dealt with. She says a week
ago. Thursday afternoon she dressed
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
BIDS ARE OPENED
FOR FIRST NATL
BANK WILL DOUBLE UP WITH
GLOBE BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY.

Bids for the erection of the new
building of the First National bank
we're opened this afternoon. There
we're several bidders, but the COM
mittee did not award the contract.
The bids will be considered carefully
by the directors before the contract
is awarded. While the new building
is under construction the bank will
occupy the building now occupied by
the Globe Bank and Trust company
The two banks will consolidate and
remain in the building at 500 Broad
way until the new home is COM
pleted.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
SHIPS COLLIDE AND
MANY MAY BE Drowned

Falmouth. Ind. April AT least
20 lives were lost In collision on
Lands End. Belgian tug. John Bull.
arriving here. reports that while she
was towing the British bark Kate
Thomas am unknown vessel cut Kate
Thomas in two. All aboard were
Lost except the cabin boy. who chung
to piece OF vreakage. The boat
sank Instantly The Captain of the
John Bull states that is is not known
how badly the other boat Is injured
She may have sunk. The captains
and mates wives we're lost in the
wreck.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Married at Metropolis.

Metropolis. ILL.,. April tspeciaD
Magistrate Llggett has started on
with a good record for April, having
married a couple Saturday, Sunday
and today. They were, IN the order
Of their appearance. as follows; Jas.
B. carrlgan. OF Cunningham, KY,
and Maud Epperson. OF Melber; Hen
~ white. a carpenter, and May Bar
ton. OF Paducah; Charles r. stephen
a florist. and Maud A. Craig OF Pa
ducah.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Livingston Protests

To protest against an increase in
the valuation of property in Living
ston county by the state board oi
equalization, committee from
Smithland passed through Paducah
last night for Frankfort to appear
before the board. In the commit
tee were: County Attorney Lal D.
Threlkeld, County Judge w. n. Clark
and j. l.. Abell. former county judge.
The valuation of Livingston county
was increased ten per cent by the
state board
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Star Witness Robbed

while returning home from Marion
Mrs Irene X. Robertson lost a pocket
book on the steamer Nashville Sat
urday night She was one OF the star
witnesses for the commonwealth In
the night rider cases tried last week
at Marion. and was returning home
on the steamboat with Henry Ben
nett and his wife. In the purse was
$3.50 besides a number OF small arti-
cles
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

suiis FiIed In Cnrun Court.

The Leigh Banana Case company
Of Chicago, filed suit against J A.
Rudy. The company alleges u rent
Cd building at III North Second
street. hut on account OF refuse and
water from the kitchen OF the New
Richmond hotel the company was
forced to abandon the building. u
was unable to suitcase the building
and seeks TO recover damages.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
MIR RreedloNe Here.

Mrs Arthur Breedlove. who caused
the arrest OF her husband In Okla
homa and then refused TO prosecute
him. 10 now In Paducah with her in
fant child. dependent on the Charity
club. Several days ago Acting Mayor
Ed Hannan and chief Singery gave
railroad ticket to her sister. Miss
Ida Harmon, who went to Central
city.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Farmers Union Rally

State Secretary r.. l.. Barnett OF
the Farmers Union will attend a
county unicn meeting at Dixon In
Webster county Wednesday. Next
Saturday the Marshall county men,
bers Will hold a county union meet
ing at Gilbertsville. Secretary Bar
nett will attend both meetings. and
inform the members of tho progress
made by the union. and the expecta'
tions for the future.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

Washington, April THE census
bureau made public the names of
the Kentucky clerks who will serve
in the census bureau in this city The
appointments are the result of an ex-
animation held In January and the
appointees all possessed a high aver
age. Among them are: w. T. jew
ell. Livingston; Fabrun Armbuster,
Hickman; R. R. Gilbert, crittenden.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Going 20 Normal school.

Misses Jessie Ackcr. Kate Stein
hauer and Mildred Pieper left yes
terday at noon for Bowling Green,
where they will attend the state nor
NAL school. They are members OF
the February graduating class of the
High school. but will return in time
to participate in the commencement
exercises.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
PRESBYTERIES OF
THREE CHURCHES
MEET THIS MONTH
Cumberland Church Conclud.
es Session At New Hope
This Afternoon.
Princeton and Paducah Pres.
byteries.
BAPTIsTs HAVE REST ROOM.

Tonight marks the close of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church 4
Presbytery that has been in session
since Saturday at New Hope, and all
indications point to most successful
finish. The Rev. Mr.. Munnau is
moderator. The addresses have all
been OF the highest character and
all visitors have been royalty enter
tanned. The following was the pro-
gram:
10:30-Opening exercises.
11-Election of moderators.
7:30-General mass meeting.
7:i5-Address "Why Are We
Here" by Miss Lorraine Wilson, oi
Bethel College, Mckenzie, Tenn. y
s-Address. What is Our Mission
as Christians" by ]. NJ. Grass.
S:15-Address "The Past, Pres
ent and Future of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church" by the Rev
Mr.. Copeland. OF Wingo.
S:30-Address "The Life OF Pow
err" by Ward Rudolph, of New Hope
S:45-Address "old-Time Rellg-
ion." by Morgan French.
Sunday.
9:30--Sunday school.
11-Sermon. by the Rev. Mr.. Bar
bee. of Nashville. Communion serv
ice by Rev. NJ. ID. Jones, of Dexter
and the Rev. ]. V. King, OF Wingo.
2 p. m.-Meeting OF Women''
Presbyterial Missionary society. Rec
hation by Mrs. Eureka Sharon, read
ing by Miss Maggie Cain. The col
lection amounted TO 500.
7:SO--Sonr service.
S-Sermon, The Love OF God" b.
the Rev. S. b. Rudolph.
Monday.
S: :20-Devotional service by Mis-
Ethel Rudolph.
9-Presbyterlal business.
2-Presbyterial business.
Final adjournment.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
II. A. q. Grants Raise.

Baltimore. April At was learn
ed this afternoon that an agreement
between the oflicials OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad and It's engineers,
who are demanding more pay has
been reacheed. IL Is understood that
the Baltimore and Ohio Is TO raise
the pay Of engineers on the main line
from $3.50 to sf,70, and on the
branch lines $3.50 to $3.50.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
WI Have Rest Room.

Two large congregations attended
the services at the First Baptist
church yesterday and two additions
10 the church were received. The
building next to the church on Fifth
street that was formerly used as a
parsonage will be turned into rest
room and reading COON for the mem
hers of the church.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
&. w. II. NJ. Meeting.

The Christian woman's Board OF
Missions will meet with Mrs waddy
Lang on Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Topic. "Our Southern
Neighbors: Mexico. Mrs. Jettie Ell
lott; South America. Mrs. s. Is.
Pulliam; Jamaica, Porto Rico. Mrs.
II. c. overly. Roll call, quotations
bearing on resurrection.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Mayaeld Pastor to Leave.

Mayfield. Ky, April 4.-Rev. Eu-
gene Kuntz. who has been pastor OF
the Presbyterian church OF this place
for the past three years. has resigned
as pastor of his church here and he,
together with his family. will cave
here on the 26th of April for Black
well. Okla. where he will take
charge Of a church at that place.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
PADUCAH. KY. MONDAY EVENING. April 4. 1910.
Alleged Night Rider Convicted
by Jury Of Engaging in Dycusburg
Raid and Whipping Henry Bennett
ROBBERS MAKE HAUL.

Lincoln Neb., April 4.-The .
First National Bank, Randolph .
Nebraska, was dynamlted today .
and robbed of $4,000 IN gold .
and currency. Marshal Carroll .
was held up on the street by .
three masked men, bound and .
gagged. He was placed In a Z
back room They. wrecked the Z
safe with seven charges OF nitro Z
glycerine, and escaped with the Z
} loot. Z
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

Frankfort. Ky, April 4. Especial }
In his charge to the grand jury
Circuit Judge Stout directed it to
investigate the charges of bribery
made by Senator Watkins in the
legislature.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Tobacco Factories CLOSE Down.

ouisville, April 4. (SpeeialD--
Following an order from New York
two of the American Tobacco COM
pany's largest leaf plants it the
country here were closed indefinitely
as the result of the strike. \ Zig
crowd of striking women and girls
tried to slart a strike at the Mengel
Box oWiks and other plants. but
we're prevented by the police.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
DistiIIer's Son KiIIs Himself.

Owensboro. KY, April 4. (Spe-
cial. daniel Monarch, son of a
well known distiller. committed sui
eide by firing a bullet through his
lungs. Depression over financial
affairs was the reason.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04

An unknown burglar tried to
break into the residence OF Mike Ket-
tier. 226 Farley pace. this morning
about O'Clock, While prizing at
a rear door he overturned a box. and
the members OF the family awakened,
but the would be burglar had fed.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
In Bankruptcy.

Judge f. w. Bagby left this morn
ing for Benton to attend meeting
of creditors in the bankruptcy case
of j. ID. Fades, a bankrupt merchant
of Birmingham.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Fatal Balloon Accident

Breslau, Germany. April a.
Professor Abegg. a noted German
scientist. was killed at Breslau to-
day in a balloon accident.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
CHICAGO Market.
THB WEATHER

The predictions and tempera-
tr-e for the past twenty-four
hours will be found at the top
OF the seventh column on page
four.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
GENERAL BOOTH
SERIOUSLY ILL
AT LONDON HOME
AGED Salvation Army Com.
mander is Rapidly Fail.
ing in Health.
Roosevelt will Not Visit the
Vatican.
EXCHANGES ARE AMICABLE.

London. April Gen. William
Booth. OF the salvation Army, Is Sc
riously ~ al his home today. He
tainted yesterday aud cancelled all
engagements for the week lie Is 81
years old and failing.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Vatican Visit l. on.

Rome. April i.-The audience
which II was believed Rooscvent
would have With the pope Tuesday
viii not occur. owing to conditions
which the y1;irau imporea, which
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
DIR. Amoss Arrested.

Hopkinsville, Ky, April 4. (Spe-
cial.) Irving Glass and DR.. d. A.
Amoss. indicted for the raid on Hop
kinsville, were brought to this city.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-04
Union Miners Return to Work.

Central City Ky.April 4.-(Spec-
ial. All union miners returned to
work this morning, pending the set
tlement of the new wage scale. An
agreement is practically assured.