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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-11

W. d. Torian. who spent some
time at Leighton. Ala. has returned
home. Mrs. Torian will not return
until about the first of April.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-03-11

The Col. John Green Chapter D.A.
R. will meet Monday afternoon at 8
o'clock. with Mrs. Mary E. Bro
naugh.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
CHRIST APPEALS
As HUMAN BEING
sN REV. 4. n. DEALE.
Loses None of His God-Like Form Be-
cause Of This Fact, Pastor Says
At Lenten Service.
sN. REV. Z. n. DEALE.

ITO the majority OF human kind to-
day Jesus Christ appeals as human
being, and. in this sense OF his hu-
n:anity, he loses none or His Godlike
FORM" said the Rev. Charles II. Beale.
OF Milwaukee, in his address. in the
Detroit opera house, Thursday, in the
MONDAY Lenten services. The the
alter was filed in almost every seat on
the lower floor and few late com
ers sat In the balcony. In contrast TO
past seasons, men and not women, are
in the majority. and there seems to
be a growing interest on the part OF
business men in the services.
Jesus loved the word teacher,
than which there Is no richer term In
the English language, except the word
mother" declared Dr. Beale. "All
men were alike To Him and He loved
equally the mystic and the plodder.
In this material age Of ours. We are
not universal in spirit-we may like
to read poetry with Mary, but we
prefer to board with Martha. There
are times when we are all in the
moods of penitence. curiosity. or med
itation. Again we are militant, strong.
uOptIui anu dnAAOuo W ChtCt eho hoAe
against disease, against labor condi-
tons, against political corruption.
When in this mood, we should re-
member that the greatest banner OF
all to follow is that Of Jesus Christ.
One of the greatest mistakes In this
world is the obsession OF some that
all men should think alike. act alike.
and the individual who dares to have
a mind and will Of his own. is classed
by them as wrong no matter which
road he takes. II pleased God the
Father that the Son should the full.
ness thereof and He is the answer to
eternal energy as He Is OF eternal
life. God the Father and God the
Son are equal to all needs In life and
death"
Fred Butler sang a sacred solo
called 1.-The Shadows"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
From Another Point of View

Illinois is said to be bankrobbers also
Sf-e ~
ioe' A"NeAe NNN
Bailey take that chance again
Remember the
a Thomas f. Ryans dog but
In mentions
Balnger successor one Oh
inscriptions enemies
destroyed golden wedding anywhere
else the Anheuser-Bush
An m
he supersttious enough to make 1t IA
by any ther much
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
Y. M. c. A. TO HOLD CONVENTION
state Meeting VIII Be Held In Battle
Creek, March 1919.

The state convention OF the Michi-
gan Young Mems Christian associa-
tons will be held In Battle Creek,
Saturday and Sunday, March 1873.
The convention committee. which
consists of James Schermerhorn.
Harry L. Pierson, Victor II. Lane and
Burton B. Johnson, has arranged
program full OF interest and a large
representation from the various
branches Is assured.
President Tug. Of the Detroit Y. M.
c. A., will preside when the meeting
begins Saturday morning, and ad'
dresses will be delivered by DR.. Z. l.
Bosworth, of Oberlin; DR.. George L.
Robinson, Chicago: David r. Porter
of New York; Amos 8. Musselman
Grand Rapids; DR.. j. Percival Huget
of Detroit, and many others.
Plans will be discussed to give
greater efficiency to local organiza
tons In general, to furnish specialists
in an advisory capacity for the pur
pose Of aiding in the solution OF Local
problems, and to extend the work into
new fields.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
BAND MAY HAVE
PREACHER's BOIL
Police Think They Have Clue a. To
Present Possession Of Pastor
waterbury's 500.

The Rev. 8. ID. Waterbury. OF Cokes-
vile, N. Y, came TO Detroit, last FRI
day, to assume the passionate Of the
Fort Wayne Presbyterian church. He
had not been In the city day, when
he lost an envelope containing 800
in $40 and $40 bills.
Thursday morning. a German band
was playing In front OF the home or
the Rev. Angus II. Cameron. No. 2b9
West Grand-blvd.. where Mr.. Water
bury Is stopping. Suddenly they
ceased right In the midst OF the dulcet
strains of Mendelssohn's Spring Song.
One OF the members OF the band was
seen to stoop and pick up an en-
velope. Then the entire band retreat
ed precipitately north on the boule-
ward.
Now, the police are mildly wonder
ing II there Is any possible connection
between the loss Of the clerical bank.
roll and the sudden cessation OF the
clerical serenade.
Mr.. Waterbury was interviewed
about the matter Thursday morning
and takes quite charitable view OF
Il. He admits that his suspicious
were for time aroused to such q
pitch that he was constrained TO con-
fide them to the police department.
But he says that investigation has dis
PEELED what was at first we'll
grounded suspicion.
The reverend gentleman regards II
as most unfortunate that Mr.. Men
delssohn's Spring Song should have
come TO such an abrupt and COM
promising end right In that portion
OF 1t where the flowers begin to bloom
and the trees to put forth leaves.
But he insists that his investiga-
ton prompts him to completely exon
crate the Teutonic gentlemen who
were sCrenading him this bright
spring morn. The police. however.
are still trying to figure out what an
ocean of book beer can be purchased
for $780, sA
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
NO MAIL TO MEXICO.
Postal Communication Across the
Border 10 Practically Cut or.

Postal communication across the
Border 10 Practically Cut on.
Although no reports OF personal VIC
lence To Americans who now happen
TO. be in Mexico have been received.
Detroiters who have relatives In that
turbulent section, are greatly wor-
ried. There are number OF Detroit
interests there.
The worry necessitated by the war
fare there has been greatly increased
through the fact that in the last week,
1t has been impossible to get mail
across the border.
James Mulch, a Detroit engineer.
who is now at the Ell Triunfo mines In
the state OF Sonora, succeeded in
getting a telegram to Detroit rela-
lives. This Telegram was received
Wednesday by Mrs. E. A. Shannon.
No. 90 Calumet-ave.
The message said that no mail need
be expected from him, az all commun-
ication by mail Is cut OF. Detroiters
are greatly relieved now that troops
are being modified In Texas. 1t IL
regarded az safety measure to
Americans and American interests In
Mexico.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
The young man went outside
with the clerk and pointed out

The young man went outside
with the clerk and pointed out
half dozen neckties; the clerk
got in the window, took them
out, wrapped them up, got the
young mans money and the
transaction was over-where-
upon the young man said:
"Well, you have made me a
customer all right.
81 HAVE READ YOUR AID
REFRESHMENTS IN THE
NEWSPAPERS. l had a little
time to myself this afternoon
and l thought / would MAKE A
TEST that / have had in mind.
II went into the store below
here and the clerk wouldn't sell
me the ties displayed in the win
dow, although he tried to get me
to take some in the store which
he said were identically the
same, but which were not.
81 came here to ascertain if
you were on the level. find that
you are. Hereafter my trade
goes to the stores that advertise
and BACK UP what they adver-
tise."
There is no need, is thereto
point to the MORAL in this
story, but ! will.
BUY OF THE MERCHANT
WHO ADVERTISES and who
gives you a square deal.
Ito be continued.)
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
ADVERTISING TALKS.
(Continued from PAGE onsJ

store, as you say, why don't you
have duplicates in QUALITY, if
not the same design, in the
store? And if q customer sees
some designs in the window that
he likes, why not sell them to
him? What good does it do you
i'm the long run-to advertise
in your window IF YOU DON'T
MAKE GOOD IN THE STORE +?
"The neckwear you are show
ing me here is nothing like your
window display. You are trying
to fake me. Your store ought
to be driven out of business. It's
your kind of a store that hurts
every LEGITIMATE store in
this neighborhood.
81 have never seen an adver-
tisement of yours in the news
papers. You would not dare to
advertise in the newspapers.
You just rely on men coming in
here in a hurry and buying
something and getting out as
quickly as possible. You never
expect to see them again and you
don't care if you defraud them. Z"
The young man left the store
and walked up the street a block
and looked at another window
display of neckwear. He walked
in the store and asked the clerk !:
"Do you ever sell to a custo-
mer anything that is displayed
in your window
"Why certainly. What is there
in the window that you would
like? / will be pleased to sell
YOU anything you want"
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
Editorial Page Of The Detroit Times

maintaining army calling fathers and sons
offer their and legs and lives and mothers wives ana
Of the sacrifice the interest PROPERTY
repeat conclusion that the interest Of our government
seems to be- people the WEALTH
gobd SPECIAL INTERESTS with army
navy behind protect while they continue their
pagn of exploitation. So
repeat also that the shocking possibility Of exchanging
silver lumber and railway concessions
keeping history wholesale killing the OF war ro
the beginning
Property territory brings out the guns
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
NEGREsS ROBBED OF $l75.
Misses Money After Visit From oypsy
Fortuna Teller.

A gypsy lady from, Toledo, called
upon Miss Ella Broadhead, Negress.
in her home. No. 46 Beacon-st-, last
Friday, and the susceptible Ella con-
cluded to have her fortune told.
You are about to lose something.
something you may never get back,
dreamily murmured the gypsy, as she
stroked Elias left palm.
The prophecy came true sooner
than Ella expected. About an hour
after the gypsy left, the girl looked in
drawer where had reposed SITS.
II was gone. So was $25 watch that
had lain upon the table.
Police Justice Jeffries issued . war
rant for the gypsy.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
Mayor outman Holds Reception.

Aid. Gutman, who Is acting as
mayor Of Detroit today In the absence
OF Mayor Thompson, In Lansing, held
an informal reception for his friends
in the executive Offices. Wednesday
forenoon. The reception was not OF
his own making, however. The idea
started with Charles Gadd, OF the city
clerks office, who called up. officials
1 nevery department and informed
them CURLY that the mayor wished
to see them. When they arrived. they
looked all through the place for the
mayor before getting wise" TO the
fact that BILLY" Gutman was on the
job.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
To Pick Arbp. Ryan's Successor.

SCRANTON, Pa. March 9.-The
bishops of the province OF Pennsyl-
vania met at the Episcopal residence
here today for the purpose OF select
ing the names Of three candidates for
head OF the archbishopric Of Philadel-
phia, to succeed the late Archbishop
Patrick ]. Ryan. The names Will
later be sent to Rome. 1t Ii believed
that at least two of the names will be
those Of Bishop Dennis Doherty, OF
the Philippines, and Bishop Kennedy.
head of the American college, at
Rome.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
MAN DIES IN HovEL.
Death Reveals Son Hasn't Left Place
In Two Years.

George Henry Croufovnd. "a years
old. died without medical attendance
in an attic at No. ga Michigan-ave..
Wednesday night. and Coroner Roth
acher's investigation revealed q pitt
able state of affairs.
For the last two years, George
Crouffound, the son, has not been out
side the miserable quarters, where his
father died. The coroner has notified
the Associated Charities OF the situa-
ton, and the boy will be removed.
1t Is thought the father died from
natural causes, but q postmortem ex-
animation will be made.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
MURTHA's MOTHER HERE.
Brings Papers In Effort To Refute
Charge Against Senator.

The parents of State Senator James
A. Murtha have arrived in Detroit in
the hope Of clearing him of the ac-
cusations made by Mrs. Julia O'Don.
nell. Of Brooklyn, N. Y, In. connec-
ton with the revelations by Gov. Os.
born, Of Michigan. Mrs. Murtha want.
ed to go to Lansing to interview the
governor. but the senator dissuaded
her. Murtha says he has receipts
showing that Mrs. O'Donnell relin-
pushed her claim against him for
$1,000, but that he gave her $3.50 in
addition.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
Soldier and Girl Of IL Arrested.

Charles Hoge, Fort Wayne private,
and Mabel Stears, only IL years OLD,
were arrested in the village OF River
Rouge, Wednesday night, and taken
to the county Jail. Hoge, accompanied
by the girl. is said to have tried TO
rent a room in a River Rouge hotel.
The father Of the girl. who lives In
the village of River Rouge, said,
Thursday, he would ask for war
rant against Hoge. charging serious
offense. Both Hoge and the girl were
taken to Justice Burke's court, Thurs
day afternoon. for q hearing.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
TOWNSEND Is Ill.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, March 8.
-Senator-elect Charles e. Townsend
Is I'll at the sanitarium, suffering from
the grip, which he acquired in Wash
ington last week. Townsend is not
registered and remains In his room
most of the time.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
Sues TO Get Fathers Property.

The case OF Anna Stella Hulan, who
IL suing William II. Shannon and his
wife. Matilda, her sister, before Judge
Murphy, to secure her fathers house,
at No. 66S Fifteenth-st.. was resumed
Thursday, with Miss Hulan's father,
John Hulan, "a years old, on the
stand. Mr. Hulan Is Bohemian and
an interpreter was necessary. Miss
Hulan claims that her father, for
whom she has cared, promised that
the old homestead would be given
her, but that the sister and brother
in-law Influenced him to sell them the
property for $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
100000 BLAZE IN kAzoo.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March g.
Fire which started at 10 o'clock last
evening in the plant OF the Upjohn
Co., did damage estimated at 100000.
For time 1t was feared that the en-.
tire plant, which covers nearly a quar-
ter of block, would be destroyed.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
viii Probe Magazine Question.

WASHINGTON, March 8.--Asso-
ciate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Charles z. Hughes, and former Sole
itor General Lawrence Maxwell were
today appointed by President Taft as
members OF the commission to investi-
gate the proposed increase in maya
zine postal rates. The third member
will be a prominent business man not
yet selected.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY.

LANSING, Mich. March 9.-Sena-
tor Albert G. Kingman, of Battle
Creek, announced today he would run
for state treasurer in 1912.
SANFORD.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
FAvoRs PROBE OF FAIR.

LANSING, Mich, March 9.-The
house judiciary committee will today
report fayorably on Senator F. ID.
SCOTS resolution for an investigation
of the state fair. SANFORD.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09

l
We want to suggest that You
enlightened this very probable that your news
has not told and that will have to put 1t aside ana look
Jour encyclopedia Mexico and under the snoheaans
Minerals"
There you wealth Mexico stands in the front
INK and that her riches practically nexhaustble
All found Mexico but there is more silver
than anything else.
In 1900 it was estimated that the yielded
1lth Of the silver then current in the world
From l77e to 1925 the Valencia mines are said to have produced
900 in seventy years
encyclopedia Said Silver
that has absorbed much Of the enterprise of the country
md may be said to have shaped its history"
which words this writer anticipating the order of things
which exists in Mexico today and the bottom of which SILVER
Washington purpose of mobilzng these
oop constituting regular the United States
4 and these battshp, is simple matter of maneuvres
president and the navy departments tell that the
made for the training the officers and co-opera
tvs work between the land and the water forces
also explained simply answering critics who main
tain that the country unprepared for sudden call
These explanations hardly satisfying however view Of some
sf the facts
THE FIRST PLACE THE TROOPS ARE EQUIPPED WITH BALL
MARRIAGES. WHICH ARE NEVER USED IN WAR GAMES OR MAN
1UvREs
Again. companies arerymen have
BEEN pressed into service nntymen which most unusual pro-
THERE Is THE THIRD FACT THAT ARMY AND NAVY AP
rRoPRIArIoNs Low EBB AT THE PRESENT TINE AND Al
MoRE MoPPoRTUM TIME FOR FINANCING "MANEUvREs" COULD
unprecedented to call the
army a this of the year.
Therefore believe telling that there
troops than Of training
<tf
There training guns unless
greatly mistaken.
Diax president dying his country hobed Of
revolution
The waking Mexcans that understanding which
imagined who have for long tolerated what
system peonage dictated finds them in
gent last election this country found insurgents here
And the issue in Mexico is not unlike the issue here
Bangerm just terminated element which tended to the
tprng the insurgents here and to their charge with ballots
greatest element in the dissatisfaction of the Mexican
Subss in charge with bullets
Mexican have stood by and witnessed the
Of their mineral deposits by foreign capitahave been COM
ED witness the digging out and carrying
he wealth country the powerful money interests WaS
md England
national the big
with the of the Of that country where is
they invested down there with Naz their great pro-
sc DEATH and the overthrow Of Diazim
IL We leave to you:
very though insurgents ped against
odds than the oppressive D their fight for
con the wealth the country which belongs hemi
view the here though the yoke lifted
the passing Of Daz the rebels will still confront 20 900 United States
pop representing capital waS there
viii stand by while Bshers dig
W their silver under the protection Of the Monroe
We hopes first that the troops going
ply in effort to lift the censorship that has
Sozld the real condition Of the oppressed subjects
~ We had hopes that the troops and ships the
ns justice and humanity but forced the
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
Mrs. Gates Wants

Mrs. Gates Wants Divorce.
Annie Gates has fled suit for d.
vorce from her husband, Barney
Gates.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
Thursday. March 9.
1911
TAFT GOES
SOUTH TODAY FOR REST
VIII Speak at Atlanta and Then
spend Ten Days Of Rest and
Recreation.


WASHINGTON. March s.-Presi-
dent Taft needed the call, OF the south
today.
With his golf sticks packed and
trunk full OF lightweight clothes, the
executive will leave Washington ana
cares OF state behind him late this
afternoon, TO spend ten days or rest
and recreation at Augusta, Ga.
There will be only one speech OH
the trip-before the Southern com
mercial Congress at Atlanta, on Fri
day. The president arrives at Angus
Ia on Saturday and will remain there
until March 10.
ATLANTA, Ca, March 9.-Interest
I'm the second days session OF the
Southern Commercial Congress was
given an impetus today by the arrival
OF former President Theodore Roose-
Welt. who Is to address the congress
tonight on 1.-THE South's Obligation In
Statesmanship and Business Endeav-
or" Col. Roosevelt was given an ova-
ton by the delegates.
Today was primarily "Latin-Amer'
lean day" at the congress. The Pan
anna canal, Mexico and various other
countries OF South America and their
community OF interests with the
south were described.
The speakers included Ex-senator
fernando Money, OF Mississippi; Am
bassadors Bryce. OF England and JUS
serand, Of France; Hon. Charles II.
Sheriff.. minister to the Argentine
and John Barrett, director OF the Pan
American Union.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.,, No. is John R--st Call
Main 1928. or City 1886.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09

There may be some doubt in your
mind as to Just why this government
has modified 10000 of its troops
and two fleets of its battieships near
the Mexican border.
And this doubt may exist because
YOU have tried to come upon the
object of this step in reading your
newspaper.
We want to suggest that If you
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
CAPITAL NOTES

Navor Farrell of a house,
here Michigan told
of the Wednesday that
I - - | Michigan manhood and the most
In
member followed by telling them that they
handsomest body since the house OF o. Then
the hou
the state industrial school visited both houses OF the
Some of the honor marks
sleeves They cordially received
Wednesday
of
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09
|he Reason We Are
Sending Troops to the
Border Is PROPERTY

W. Hsd Hopes u Was To BE =
Step on the Side Of Humanity,
But Such 10 Not the Case
Silver 10 the object.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-09

SOME NEWS
FOR THE
LEGISLATORS
Evening journal., 1911-09-18
TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS RErAlRED, RENTED
exchanged. sold; cash or time payments
Ribbons and carbon. Typewriter Supply Co,
o26 Market Dclmarvia Phone afo-1m
Evening journal., 1911-09-18
NEW CASTLE
NEWS NOTES
Town Postal Bank VIII Open
on October 7---Many Auto
Parties Visit
RED MEN WANT ALL
INDIANS AT MEETING

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Sept 1S--It was
automobile day here yesterday. Every
description of car from a New York
touring car, or a local runabout, TO a
Virginia five-passenger We're in evi-
dence. Owing to the building of a
piece of country road below Hare's
Corner, all cars going south or north
came through New Castle. IL is need
less TO say the autoists were delighted
with the macadam streets.
Postmaster George W. Yantine has
been officially notified that the postal
bank will open here on October z.
Alfred Wright. cOlored, and two
other men. were thrown from a wagon
on Saturday during a runaway The
horse was attached to a wood wagon
when a trolley car came along. The
horse started 10 run away but the
men could not hold IL and the animal
jumped over the stone wall at S. s.
Dcemers gate. The shafts parted com
pany with the body Of the wagon and
the mon were thrown out but suffered
only slight injuries.
Tho ST Peters Catholic Club this
ARN''H''A
and on October . viii open the sea-
sons
The Tuesday Evening Club Of I'M
manuel Church. has been reorganizod
and will meet tomorrow evening.
Seminole Tribe. Improved Order OF
Red Men. will hold am important
meeting tonight Every member of the
tribe in the city is expected TO be
present
Elbert Grant has returned homo
from Media
Mr.. and Mrs. Unruh, of Philadcl-
phia. have been the guests of Mr.. aud
Mrs. p G. Madden.
George Deitcher created consider
able disorder I'm New Castle on SAT-
urday night. He was returned TO the
Farnhurst authorities yesterday
Miss Emma Jolly. OF Philadelphia,
Is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. James
Kline
William T. Lynch. of Wilmington. Is
a new clerk in Challenger's drug store
while James r. Challenger IS off be-
cause of a sore hand.
Evening journal., 1911-09-18
DEATH OF n. NJ. nlWS0N

The funeral of Howard NJ. Dawson
took place today. Intcrmcnt WAS
made IN Riverview Cemetery. Ni.
Dawson died IN Swedesboro, ~ j.. and
was ~ years of age, was we'll known
IN this city, whore DC lived until
three years ago. lie was a graduate
Of the 1902 class OF the Wilmington
High School and graduated from the
Wilmington Business College IN 1909.
In 1909 he graduated as a public ac-
countant from tho University of
Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1911-09-18
NOTES OF THE HORSES

The PAGER Alcelia. 2.07 1-3 by Gem
cral Forrest, 2.0S, died at Newark, re-
Gently.
Three OF the best money-winning
trotters out this season are in one
stable-R. T. c.. Belvasia and Charley
Mitchell Thomas w. Murphy is the
driver
Herman r. Tyson won two good
races at the Prospect Park (Balti-
Dore) meeting. John W.. by Alverton,
won the 21S trot. and Charley K. by
Jarl. the 220 trot Charley X. has
now mark of 217 "a.
Frank ID. Hall announces a good
days sport, running. trotting and
pacing. AT the Belmont track this
afternoon. The trotter Captain George,
2.09 IA. by Admiral Dewey, will go
an exhibition mile.