the paducah evening sun. (paducah, ky) 1909-10-15 [p...

PAnI votm THE PADUOAH EVENING SUN FRIDAY OCTOHKn 18 111> 1m n = un C

iIePadueab Sunr AFTERNOON AND WEEKLY

Tina nUN runusmxa COMPAHV> Incorporated

F Sf PIMIKIt PrnldratK J IWXTOY Gen Slgr

Entered at the poitoftlce at PaducahKy all secondclass matter

sunscuiimojf HATESi

Dy Carrier per week 10c By Mall per month in advance 2 +

By ISalL par year In odvancea09T-IlE WUUKIY SUN

Per year by mall poiBe paldr100AddreaT1 e SUN Paducah Ky

Office 115 South Third et Phone 38Eilltnrtil Hooiail

Old Phone 3S7 New Phone Z5S

Payne and Young Chicago and NewYork Iteprcaentatlves

TUB SUN can be found at the fol ¬

lowing placen D Clements k CsVan Culln BroPalmer Home

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1011 LABELr

FRIDAY OCTOBER 13

CIRCULATION STATEMENT

September 10-091tG923 J 17iroi67372 J1c af11 6t1Se rcG74G3 ISi20i i i 67-424M6126 21t < 07-437rTi7 722r C7-438rtltjj39 23 6743

961224el6744100738 25i C747

11674327a1a v 0730I13 0734 2red Qt 147K 32

166735Total 103373Dully average for Sept 1909 0735Dally average for Sept 1908 5098

Increaseoooo 1037Personally appeared before mo this

11th day of October R D MacMlllen Business Manager of The

r Sun who affirms that the above state-ment

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of the circulation of The Sunfor the moth of September 1909 Is

true to the best of his knowledge andbelief PETER PVfliYEAR

Notary Public McCracken CoMy commission expires January

10 1912

iDally Thought

When you hear one man trying tobelittle another Its a safe bet thatthe other Is his superior

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Indian tUmmer will noW occupythe boards for a few days Give Itan encore

oMorses friends aro going to ask

Taft to pardon him Dont you feel1sorry for him T

eHonus Wagner and Ty Cobb would

i make good lecture cardswhy somo enterprlIng theatrical manhas not thought of that0Have a little patience neighborIt is not the psychological momentto spring that affidavit yet Youknow Haiellp has It Let us play thegame as wo see it-

oWe want to see that Perkins creek

bridge before wo stdo with JudgeLgbtfoot or Magistrate Broadfoot asto whether Bert Johnson should nothave a little extra for the ulco Joblie made of It-

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False Abuse yJ upKraJlqnand countercharges wjlijoj t groundnever hive and never will availanything for tho political candidatewho tees thisl way of gaining officent his oppjnenlg expense This hasbeen tho course BeleCledtip MrHazellp IInljlg rac fOrcounty Judgeand as vW nlWayu bo tticf case theresult 181telling says tile NewsDemocrat

The News D mocrat should pub ¬

lish tho charges Mr Harelip hasmade and let Its readers Judgewhether theyaro true or not Every-thing

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thai ho has said os true andSir Barklcyg only defense has beenthat he is not responsible for thenotions of any one but himself

Mr Harelip charges Mr Darklerwith being too hasty In settling withSmedleys bondtmien and Mr Barkley replies that the bondsmen wereso nlco about wanting to pay tho

fv shortage and that Smedloy had hisbooks to show what that shortagewas that he Just made tho settlementwithout nay further Investigation

i Mr Hazollp charges that nearlyevery county fuud IB exhausted onaccount mismanagement and MrBerkley offers no defense to this rnm not responsible for that Is hisanswer

Mr Hazcltp says he Is not attack-Ing Mr Barkleys personality nor thoDemocratic party but te merely plac

f lug the record of the administrationsbefore tho yblers so they may Judge

I whether It has been good or bad He-r cfcdIU Mr Barisley with doing many

good things when ho first went Intooffice but says his weakness has alhewed other to close his flyw towrongdomp

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PEAKY1 DOES NOT DISCREDITi COOK

fitter a month busily spent by himfwd his friends and a few legal adY eraIiiI preparation Peary gavo hisstory out yesterday In which bestates hj reasons for bellorlng that

W Cook did not reach the pole Ac careful perusal of the articlel by a laymanJleads to pn one eolicluslonthatt-i o

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Peary Is basing his charges upon the rword of two Eskimos who nro saidto be Ignorant and not credible Un ¬

less ho can produce some strongerevidence than that tbQ popular mindwill give Cook full credit Cooksattitude throughout the whole affairhas been oneto win him praise whilePeary has been criticized from oneend of the county to tho other forthe way he and his friends havetalked and acted Dr Dycho headof the department of natural historyof the University of Kansas whomade trips to the north its a memberof both Cook and Peary parties andwho knows both explorers well saysPearys statement to him Is Incredi ¬

ble Ho saysTho most astounding part of Com ¬

mander Pearys story It seems to meconsists of a statement that Dr Cookgot to the north part of the landbordering on the great Arctic oceanthe point for which he had strivenfor a month enduring tho hardshipsof Intense cold and tho rigors ofarctic climate with amplo suppliessleds and Eskimos all in firstclasscondition and then simply turnedback apparently for no reason

now unlikely It Is that a manwith over twenty rears arctic ex¬

perience fired Wlthan amtfltlon of alifetime would glvo up Just at a timeand place when one of the greatesttrophies tho world has to bestowupon a bravo and daring explorer

beckrloningI

A woman suffragette broke In onJudo Gaynor candidate for mayorof New York to ask what aboutwomans suffrage and like the wiseman he jIf be referred her to hiswife

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Kentucky Kernels

Depot at Mlllorsburg robbed andsafe rifle-

dMrsLiulo Adair sues for divorceat Mayfield

MissI Daisy young of HIckmandies of lung trouble

lrsFlorenlQ Maybrlck visits pen-Itentiary

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fit FrankfortJohn C Edmunds Barren county

farmer commits suicideBen W Hail of Mt Sterling noml ¬

nated for county judgeTwoyearold son of County Judge

Suttda dies of croup at BettyvllleValuable saddle hone ot J1 +

NicollSon of Wobdburn poisonedDr H P Clark resigns is mirr

of Falmouth to serve as ccnsqs supervlsjor

William Ilepktnsor Louisvilleoldest tanner south of the Ohlorlyerdies

Albert O Hamilton of Elizabethtown dies at Dawcon Springs ofdropsy

Br atHUf county + 5ourt adjourns8 suddenat Jackson after one dayssession A

Two Democrats given heavy finesat Louisville for buying registrationcertificates

Morris Wllcoxln wIlD killed JohnMontgomery In Itarrcncounty heldfor murder

rA D McAimtor of Sealtje Wash

ckargedIwitha

embezzlementlandSundaySchoolOwensboro October 2224

THE PUBLIC FORUM

Dr AngeHi necli lcfor XcepingYoung °

sDr Jaines D Angell lu reply tocongratulations on the completion of I

his long term as president of theUniversity of Michigan telcgralilisthe Word Tho lesion I have learn-ed

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In my thirtyeight years serviceIsI that lifelong Association with eellego etudents secures one the bless-ing of remaining optimistic andyouthful In spirit

This is a trIbute of a kind whlcfccollege students are not accustomedt

to receive from college presidentsSomo good thing It appears maycome out of Nazareth In splto ofrtpfootballJ

once of tho recipe Dr Angell givesfor keeping young Klngslcys oldLord Stltlre It will bo rememberedmade It a point to take the timefrom tho rising young fellows as ev¬

ery man ought who wished to go withthe world

Similarly Dr Angell recognizesthe Importance of keeping In touchwith the now generation from whichcome the boldwlrollessI

chines or Inspire the reforms whichmake for progress By as ocotlpnwith the young some of the enthusi ¬

asm for life may be retained whichIn tho old is the best antldoto fordecay It liD bettdr remedy thansourmilk microbes and much easierto takeNow York World I

buatlnewlomat Ho wlllprobably retire now tojChicago resume business and showTaft and Knox that there IIs somegood in him anyhow by making fif-teen or twenty million dollars i

Several years ago tho teFai Shirt-Sleeve

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Diplomacy was applied totour new method of dealing with forj< Ign nations We believe It beganduring the tlmo when John Hay was1tetrotarr of state At first we Amer ¬

leans took great prldo In It but MrItepturtherN

rou YOUR IIAIIU

Hero Ave Facts AVo Want You toITovc at Our Ilkk

Marvelous as it may seem Roxall93 Hair Tonic has grown hair on

heads that were ouco bald Of courseIt Is understood that In nono of thesecases were the hair roots dead norhad tho scalp taken on a glazedshiny appeearanco

When the roots of tho hair are ent-irely dead and the pores of the scalparo glazed over wo do not believethat anything can restore hair growth

When Rcxnll 93 Hair Tonic willdo as above stated It Is not strangethat we have such great faith in It1and that wo claim It will preventbaldness when used In time It actsscientifically destroying tho germswhich aro usually responsible forbaldness It penetrates to tho rootsof the hair stimulating and nourish ¬

ing them It Is a most pleasant toiletnecessity is doicately perfumed andwill not gum nor permanently stainthe hair

Wo want you to get a bottle ofiHcxall 93 Hair Tonic and use itas directed If It does not relievoscalp Irritation remove dandruff pre ¬

vent ue halr from falling out andpromoV4In increased growth of hairand Intfbry way give entire satlsfac

+ come back and tell U9

tlOnf3I1l question or formalityback to you every pennyfor It

Wctlbnf our endorsement to Rcxall33H and sell It on this

guaftfi t vtibellcvo It IsIbe 11mTonic ever discoveredIt sizes WcesSO centsand llbO Roraomber you can ob ¬

tain It only tit our storeTho BefallStoreW D McPherson Fourthand Broadway

rnJ y add created a form of Undershirt DJiijomacy

sugseitlvat

the part Iof tho Anforlcan characterIt was a misnomer and was unfair toJohn Hay to ao dub his methods

Mr Hay was the first Americansecretory of state who adroitly andmagnificently brought the power ofthe United States Into respect alongthe Yellow Sea He mado for thoopen door Ho was strong In his dip¬

lomatic movementsforceful andthere was nothing In him of the boorof tho rough neck or the collarlew

manItmay be counted treason If wo

venture that a coati with corns on hishands la not quite able to cope withIplomatslofsuch is the fact nevertheless

Mr Crane may have been a veryfine groceryman or ironmonger butas to diplomacy ho shows himself tobo far away from headquartersMemphis Commercial Appeal

DAVII ItlTTOIP BUYS TillPOLLOCK HANKnUlT STOCK

Trustee A E Boyd sold the stockof Louis Pollock a bankrupt Jeweleryesterday to David Rlttoff for 815while an automobile was sold for

350 L S Shelton had a mortgageon the machine for 350 and thereis a preferred claim for rent amount-Ing to 5250 Pollocks liabilitiesamount to about 2000

SOCIETY WOMENS HAIR

A Simple Treatment That Will MakeIt Truly FanclnalliiR W J GU

bert Guarantees ItNowadays every uptodate woman

has radiant hairWhat a foolish creature a woman

would bo If she lost tho opportunity-to add to her attractions

Yet In Aherica today there areImndrdOs ofthousnnds of womenyitirMiarah faded characterless hallwlipiJo not make any attempt to 1mtrove It

In Paris most women havo beautyful hair and In America all womenwho use Parisian Sage have lustrousand luxuriant hair

And any women reads of Time Suncauhovp attrictlvo and lustrous hairIru arfqw efaa U ebI using this

Igrpat hair rojnvunator Parisian Sage0Ur Jj Gilbert sells a largo bottle

fop1j0 cents and ho guarantees It tol uUUdandruff stop falling hair and

moneybackItonicItotleading druggists everywhere Thogirl with Auburn hair Is on everybottle Mall orders filled by Amen ¬

can makets Giroux Mfg Co BuffaloN Y

Our shoe repairingis in a class by itselfBest quickest Werepair shoes so theyregood for more ser-

vice¬

Phone 102Well send and getyour shoes andre ¬

turn them quickly

DOandjIWomens sewedpeg or50c71heel100IiOle1

THE SMITHS AREI

IREMARKABLEFAMLY

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AND HAVE ItKMARKAULE LOTOF NICKNAMES

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fvtu CScwiHtloiis of Them Arw Steams ¬J

Pilots tin Hie Locnl tierslbolltI

NEVK11 HAD AX ACCIDENTI

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l Paducah can Boast of a second IJj

anlllIOldolUSmith family It Iis said that duringtheir service on the rivers none have

I met with an accident and this Is asremarkable a record as the fact thatall are star gazers

1 The list is William II YellerDam Smith Joseph X Smith Pa-

ducah Billy Smith George SmithLouisville Billy Smith Roy Smith

Nathan and Dennis Smith Williamand Joseph Smith are both pilots ontho towboat I N Hook at PaducahThe former Is known to river men as

i Yaller Dam Smith and few knowhis Christian name Paducah BillySmith Is n pilot on the Clyde and hisfather n former pilot is a chipcaulker at tho marine ways GeorgeSmith Is distantly related to Joe and

Yaller Dam and Is a pilot on theKentucky Ho was married to a

° datighUjr of Yaller Dam and Is aKeptucklan

I Louisville Bhlt1s a pilotoa limotowboat Reaper owned by tho WesKentucky Coal company but Is norelation to Joo and Yaller DamHoy Smith Is steersman on tho Ken¬

tucky and Is the son of Yallor Dam

IFewIherI rpilot by Iho name ot Smith Is Nathanwho has been piloting tho Ayer RLord Tie company towboats for soy ¬

eral years Ho came here from Clif¬

ton Tenii and Is not related to Joe

tDamt there are so manySmiths add all of them pilots Is elg

commentledI

deceased was the father of YallerDam and Joe Ho piloted for yearson the Mfwlsljpl river on tho notedRed Cloud steamboat He IIs said toduringIn tho Missouri Tlver Efforts havebeen made by Ills sons to trace backtheyjtajiposetl there wet several generationof pilots by thli>namd and a distantrolatlonshlp among all

YOU IJOVT IIAVK TO WITKvory dose make you feel better lAXKOI keep your whole Inside righteveryher

IIUTOHKIITPWX COMMON IlKKItOX TAI TOMORROW AT IOUALLKMIKKfiH

IV ITS OVIY A IIRAnACnKWhy Cornclliou > headache Liver Pillwill cure that 10 cent GuaranteedbyI all druRgltti

Dont forget tho auction ofhorses at Glaubers stable October 1C

Saturday Specials

IDEAL MEAT MARKET310 nut 512 IlroiuhvnyI-

B going to sell you grapesIImrgo basket Concord

Smallfresh

frothbasket

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Concord GrapoattIIvory basket i

4ottucc 3 heads MoFancy Cauliflower 20c and 2Sc3 cans tine Corn r 2Cc-

Ji cans fancy Tomatoes 25o i

3 dozen Lemons i 4uc3 colas Belgian Peas 48c3 kinds shelled Nuts per lb COn

3 sacks Gold Medal Flour 2io13 cans Salmon 26cExtra large Olives quart 4Sc17 lbs Granulated Sugar 100Herrlug of all kinds per doxJOc1 cans Mushrooms COc

prick Choose per lb20c1Jrb-urger Cheese per lb 20c i

Imported Swiss Clioepe per IbSSKosher good of all kinds t

Baltimore Oysters Soled per qt ocINoodles 3 roe 2 3cFrog legs per dozen 20c

18 lbs Granulated 1003 bottles Old Virginia

ChlU Sauce 25o3 bottles Old Virginia

Salad Dressing 20c15c bottle Prepared Must ¬

ard 10c3 bottles Luncheon Olives 25cPint bottle Maple Syrup 25cQuart bottle Maple Syrup 50c2 bottles 3uc2 bottles ISc Catsup 25c2 pkgs Shredded Wheat 25c7 bars Star Soap 2oc

HAZBLIP AGAIN-

ATTACKS RECORD

Coutluyed from Pago One I

tho bonding company u per cent com ¬

mission ior Smedloys collecting the

OWII1pocketOf the penalties duo by tho bondingcompany Then he said Mr Barkey took the 20 per cent for collectbig tho sum which was duo himCUarkloy oft of tho amount due thecounty luetead of requiring tho bond-ing company to pay tho commissionand turning over to tho county time

amount dueII

Mr Barklcy mado a dcfcneoot hisactions In the Smcillcy settlementand devoted much of his tlmo to ex ¬

plaining Ills action Ho was not Insuch a great hurry but said thoing company hud acted so nice that

n1lihouldSmedloy for collecting the liesaid tho state auditor bad given himpermission to not follow out thestatute In regard to collecting thepona1tltsIcredit for the long list of duties hohad performed and congratulated Himupon them but said a study had re-

vealed the fact that nearly every duty

aaumlulstratloni>

como ollgslllo for membership J9 thesecret society known bft tbo gangliaicllpsaidI

every Jerk on tho ring through hisnose He showed how Mr BarUlcyjudgetorbheChlposolflarkley told 111 story of Sir llaiellps running eRr police judge andMr Harelip Tcsjldhdea that lie was acandidate for pollco judge before therottenness of the gang had cometo light Then ho said ho realizedthe voters worn rick and tired of themachine so sought tho nominationfor county Judge on tile Republicanticket

Tdnlght tho debate will bo hold atLone Oak and one of tho largestaudiences of the campaign Is expect¬

ed Saturday afternoon Haglnnd willbo the scene of action while Satur ¬

day night Mnxon Mills will hear thegospel of reform The encouragement I have received from all overthe county has stimulated me andmany Democrats who have neverscratched before say I will rcolrotheir support simply for tho host In ¬

terests of tho county said Mr Hazelip last sight

ODONAGHDB

MAYI I1H CIIOSKV AS IIISIIQP OPIOlISVIMK

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The bishops ot the province ofClnclnnat held a meeting at tho reel ¬

deuce of Bithop MooJIor in Cincln <

nntl yesterday for the purpose ofdiscussing the selection of a bishopto succeed time lato UU Rov BlthopMcCloakoy and although tho strictrule of the church Imposes tho sealof silence upon all that transpires at

thothf91dtlt

oppositionIfroming 165000 CathollrsIThose nttopdlng the mooting were

GLASS BROKEN

Cull 311n

WARRENTHEIIII North Slxtii

Saturday Specials

BOSTON TEA AND SPICE COOld IMinne 08H i00 UROADWAV New Iliono UfO

Sugar

Flavoring45c

whole

money

3 Ibs Iowdored Sugar sue2 cans 20c Llttlo Fellow

Peas 3Gc

2 cane Mince Meat 23c1 lb 100 Pin lead Tea 75c1 lb POe Imperial Tea COc

Best Patent Flour porsack 8Bc

1 rb Black Pepper 2fc-C lbs Navy Bean 25c2 pkgs Macaroni 13c2 pkge Spaghetti 15e2 pkgs Vermicelli I rio2 pkgs Egg Noodles I Go

Our Coffees are best because >vu get them fresh right from thoroaster sable day they are roasted with all their original Uavorn

and strength

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As the cold weather reminds you

that its time to think of heavier clothes 4

we want to remind you of the best

place to get them IITf

You find bitter values here fforlbl

r 10fThis store is fast becoming known t

as the best place to buy good clothes at T

iiipopular prices All wool Suits and 11c

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Theres also a spirit of accomoda

tion here and a sincere desire to pleaseI t

thats winning us new friends and satis 4

ffying our customers

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Bishops Cbotard ot IndianapolisAlordlng of Ft Wayne Macs of

Covington Byrne of Nariivllle FoIcy of Detroit Richter of GrandRapids Hnrtloy of Columbus andFarally of Cleveland

In Indianapolis iBIshop ODona

civiclaffairsja platform lecturer Ho 1Is a man otmost engaging personality a diplo ¬

mat and a line business man tI

iatIGREAT PACIFIC TEA COFFEE1

rONDUIUNT

Prunes 3 Ibs for7 Ibl Graanulated Sugar41 Ibs Light Sugar 2

2 caps tor15c-I Tomatoes 2r c3 Ieas5c-I can qCp Bartlett2 Cherrios15o2 cano3 LIbbys2 cans Ieas40c25cjj

1 ran Cocoa30cor

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< > x ioitx JtiinvirpooitMexico 15 The Moxf

can congrcso today passed A bill turn ¬ 1 tporarily cxomptng corn fromdut Largo quantities hereafter willbo bought In the United States to re ¬

hove tha famine sufferers of t+ r

crops on account of frostsfloods lion caused the price of corn to +

soar sat high the poor cant afford toIt

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New Phone 1171 Tidal and Jackson Streets Old pliouc 171 W

CEO MGR

25c43qt

Brown Hc-Corn

rnngcans hOc

Pcfars 2Cccars Plo

Table Peaches 2Bccans Soup 2Cc

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3Gc Hiiylerslib ODe green black

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12t lb bog Pat Flour8ric t1 hot Morachlno cherries 19c t r

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1 hot 25c Snydcrs Cataup20ebbb0 I

1 hut Red Snapper SaiicolOc ff1 hot Swtot Mixed ItcltleslOci125c1 bot Popper Sauce 20c 44

2 qUI lure Apple Vinegar 15c1ISraporatcd Apricots 2lbs25o3 bags Salt lOc

J ilOcEvaporated7 bars Star Soap 2Cci llb lluylurs Hitter Choco ilate 35C

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2 tOe boxog i5lurng I5e1 lOc botllo Extract aoc3 ltis 23c Coffee C5c

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