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Gives
Names
T
of
lecturers
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t
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State
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P
4ucsh
will
have
a
state
farmers
Institute
under
tho
direction
of
to
board
of
agriculture
with
sonic
of
tho
most
learned
men
on
<
I
of
agriculture
In
the
United
States
to
lecture
to
those
In
at
Me
This
has
been
decided
on
by
Commissioner
of
Agriculture
Hu
yreeland
who
announced
Ws
plans
yesterday
to
Secretary
Coons
Commercial
club
OTie
institute
Is
to
be
the
climax
of
the
county
Institutes
being
foster
fSe
department
In
southwestern
Kentucky
and
prizes
for
the
best
pcU
i
from
many
of
the
counties
will
be
offered
by
thostate
the
sessions
will
occupy
three
days
the
latter
part
of
October
and
ill
be
held
<
probably
In
tr
6
Kentucky
theater
The
date
will
be
decided
I
by
the
PaJucah
Commercial
club
and
the
county
Farmers
institute
t
Tae
commissioner
y
said
that
large
delegations
will
be
present
mar
Other
sections
off
ihe
state
as
agricultural
matters
always
Interest
meta
of
the
central
countiesIM
Teiterdky
SecreU
>
y
Coons
oftho
iDirclal
t
dub
>
spent
thedayIn
jUtfpjrt
Iltjfccln
the
Interest
of
the
DIOf
Paducah
and
McCracken
On
his
return
he
said
jivrar
Beckham
and
Commls
f
Vreeland
provided
me
with
iocafeents
appointing
Andreas
Bltschberger
of
Vienna
Austria
JA
cbaJmiMioner
of
Immigration
wrtc
la
connection
with
thePadu
Commercial
club
In
the
Inter
of
this
immigration
movement
goveriior
and
commissioner
ex
liithBaielves
as
being
in
hear
HMtkr
with
the
work
the
Com
rf
J
19
doing
on
Immtgra
ttH
the
governor
stated
that
he
Ss
<
to
b
present
at
theconven
fMtli
fourth
and
fifth
of
Octo
unLeag
some
thing
unforseen
pre
fchi
t
He
heartily
endorses
the
I
imercliil
clubs
immigration
e
with
the
caution
that
the
un
bl
>
lement
should
be
careful
i
iededout
some
tlmerthe
Commercial
has
been
making
efforts
to
se
-
e
fwxtrannuajjjtate
Farmers
itB
<
yesterday
Commissioner
Ui
agreed
to
give
Paducah
and
ejceja
county
a
special
meeting
>
state
institute
to
bo
known
as
fene
l
l
roundup
of
theinsti
li
for
lljo
years
work
at
which
Jfce
commissioner
and
board
the
following
men
of
na
il
l
utatlon
top
7uiiUe
jhe
sub
Mlgned
to
them
frj
IJueF
D
Coburn
secre
of
the
state
Aboard
ot
agricul
ot
Kansas
I
v
mlgratlon
Commissioner
gen
rt
Jf
Sargeant
of
tho
depart
i
jif
eommerce
and
labor
Wash
>
u
JC
-
ry
Gifford
W
Plnchot
of
TkirwHi
of
forestry
of
the
na
t
4epartment
of
agriculture
f
hor
Hon
Samuel
C
Gomp
bad
of
the
federation
of
labor
Dri
Syrus
O
Hopkins
dean
Agriculture
college
of
Illinois
Koid
Samuel
C
I
ancas
ioasultftfg
engineer
of
tne
ted
t
States
department
ofagrlcut
jm
ik4
Cora
Products
Prof
Holden
vice
dean
of
the
Iowa
MMeat
station
of
Ames
Iowa
Professor
Holden
wltnout
count
h
ablest
expert
on
corn
and
corn
t
la
the
United
States
and
-
y
any
other
country
and
to
kJ
lectures
and
hear
him
ex
da
details
the
wonders
of
the
>
r
production
of
this
great
sta
Mwell
i
worth
the
attendanceor
11w
rrerln
Kentucky
In
fact
ev
part
mentioned
for
the
various
tit
above
stands
at
the
head
Itfjr
profession
and
a
recognized
tTafriher
i
a
farther
favor
CommUslon
talld
wl
otter
a
number
of
ilkt
e
prizes
for
various
products
f
q
Southwestern
Kentucky
BW
date
for
this
meeting
will
be
aged
as
soon
as
the
directors
or
-
e
Farmers
Institute
and
the
Com
rclal
club
can
confer
on
the
mat
<
Probably
It
will
be
Lich
the
week
In
October
eeramlMioner
Vreeland
and
his
I
oclatfts
have
pledged
large
dele
lodi
I
i
for
all
the
easterncounties
I
It
Jiwains
for
the
local
citizens
I
tho
t
farmers
of
the
countyto
ethis
the
greatest
Farmers
dltCever
held
In
the
United
tH
TWillmitfcweat
Kentucky
Farmers
Intltute
will
be
held
In
Paducah
on
Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday
Oc
-
tober
25
2C
and
2i
PAW
O
QUW
XAUOHTV
KUWI
Church
Members
DIsolHy
Ills
Man
-
dates
AKinst
AVorldllncsN+
Sioux
City
Iowa
Aug
IoORev
GeorgeSoHr
has
turned
his
back
on
tho
First
Baptist
church
of
which
he
has
been
pastor
for
a
year
because<
Its
members
have
refused
to
renounce
the
world
and
follow
his
commands
When
Mr
Soltau
accepted
the
call
to
the
church
he
told
tho
members
he
would
stay
only
EO
long
as
they
obey
-
ed
the
rules
he
set
down
Ho
forbade
all
Sunday
amusements
and
attend
-
ance
at
dances
lodges
or
other
func
tjong
on
prayer
meeting
night
and
made
other
rules
which
went
hartl
A
good
many
of
the
members
fell
frcir
grace
and
Mr
Soltau
decided
to
quit
them
as
Incorrigible
Mr
SoHan
has
hasa
been
an
evangelist
working
in
almoa
every
part
of
England
and
America
He
will
make
his
headquarters
In
Cbl
cage
hereafter
KKXOSHA
MAYOR
1IATTKRS
FOP
Ri
J
Iluck
llndly
Beaten
by
dames
Gorman
In
Hitter
Conflict
Kenosha
WIs
August
30
As
the
result
of
an
old
feud
E
J
Hud
and
Mayor
James
Gorman
met
In
a
bitter
personal
encounter
in
tho
bar
-
room
of
the
Elchelman
hotel
Ian
night
and
Huck
was
so
badly
beaten
by
the
mayor
that
he
Is
In
bed
to
day
It
Is
declared
by
witnesses
that
Huck
Invited
the
attack
by
abusing
the
mayor
This
morning
a
warrant
charging
assault
was
issued
for
tile
arrest
of
Huck
but
later
It
was
withdrawn
and
Mayor
Gorman
went
to
the
county
court
and
filed
an
ap
plication
for
an
examination
Into
time
mental
condition
of
Huck
Gorman
claims
that
Huck
repeatedly
blllt
threatened
his
lite
SIASS
OK
imoniov
HONKS
Boy
Falls
1
om
Iliculir
Glllllry
mid
Will
Live
Evansville
Ind
Aug
30Cbarles
Perkins
aged
10
years
and
residIng
In
Cherry
street
fell
a
distance
of
28
feet
In
tho
now
Wells
BIJou
theater
building
yesterday
afternoon
and
was
seriously
Injured
He
suffered
a
dis
-
location
of
the
right
shoulder
a
fract
-
ure
of
the
upper
Jaw
bone
a
doutft
fracture
at
the
right
wrist
and
had
two
bones
broken
In
the
palm
of
his
right
hand
He
probably
owes
his
life
to
the
fact
that
he
broke
his
fall
by
strIking
the
floor
first
with
his
right
hand
That
he
was
not
killed
instantly
Is
I
a
miracle
for
hoplunged
to
tho
hard
pine
floor
head
foremost
JAlANKSK
DUALKltS
Convicted
by
Court
In
AlaskJi
of
Illuchlng
Washington
Sept
1
Tho
de
-
partment
of
justice
today
received
a
telegram
dated
Waldez
Alaska
to
the
effect
that
the
six
Japanese
were
convicted
of
attempting
to
kill
fur
seals
on
St
Pauls
Island
Five
oth
era
pleaded
guilty
The
case
of
an
-
other
was
before
Jury
When
these
men
were
captured
five
others
were
killed
State
Board
of
Agriculture
EC1
H
To
Meet
Here
DuringConvention
Xtitwt
Veeland
comrals
of
Mci
ulture
and
immlgra
geamised
Secretary
<
>
10
UM
C
Him
rcIai
clubthat
wjH
ijH
lw
state
board
to
meet
Pttdgck
a
lrl
lIt
the
immigration
i
but
onV
Oilier
4
udj
to
take
II
Itfcc
o6
v
itlon
and
becometI
more
familiar
with
the
importance
of
Immigration
and
also
to
put
the
board
In
position
to
cooperate
with
the
Paducah
Commercial
club
and
the
citizens
of
Jacksons
Purchase
Governor
Bcckhunr
said
ho
will
be
present
unless
something
conflicts
Secretary
of
State
McChesney
also
I
will
try
to
attend
N
+
L
r
L
S
TALK
IN
ENGLAND
i
CHEAP
BUT
POOR
Some
Strange
Conditions
That
For
i
incrly
KxiMeil
In
time
Mull
J
Service
Servicef
UOZEhrREAltwAlMlitl1Sii
DOZEN
nEAIt
ADMIIULS
TO
GO
A
i
>
i
WaS
ingtonTalk
Iwould
seem
trf
be
cheap
In
England
at
pies
anti
according
to1
information
received
itt
tlio
state
department
fhat
Is
talk
byVmeans
of
mechanical
devices
for
communication
J
between
distantpoints
for
the
Englishgovernment
finds
Itself
compelled
10
reduceito
u
great
extent
of
tolls
on
dhe
telegraph
lines
which
It
runs
In
order
to
compete
with
the
privatelyowned
<
telephone
A
rather
curious
condition
of
affair
exists
in
England
from
the
same
cause
that
has
left
her
far
behind
In
electric
railways
as
compared
to
this
country
that
Is
tho
municipal
owner
-
ship
craze
since
the
privatelyowned
telephone
Is
to
a
groat
extent
used
fIr
the
transmission
of
long
distance
messages
which
In
this
country
on
accoutn
of
greater
personal
convent
once
are
naturallffltent
l
bytelegraph
The
English
government
Indeed
finds
inoreaslii
difficulty
according
to
the
reports
Todeired
<
here
Incom
-
peting
through
Its
own
telegraph
lines
with
tho
telephone
about
the
only
thing
which
has
not
yet
come
under
the
control
of
munlcloal
ownership
In
-
King
Edwards
isle
But
oven
when
tempted
by
low
rates
the
Englishman
doesnt
seem
to
care
to
take
advan
-
tage
of
them
t
for
according
to
the
latest
report
of
the
census
bureau
Americans
csetho
phono
and
the
wire
many
Mmes
oftener
than
do
the
natives
off
the
mother
country
All
of
which
would
seem
to
Indicate
that
John
Dull
has
found
his
govern
-
ment
and
cite
business
monopolies
more
or
less
ofa
loslnt
game
Mail
Girrylnjj
Service
Competition
In
bidding
for
mali
contracts
particularly
In
rural
dis
-
tricts
Is
fast
becoming
a
matter
oC
history
according
to
postodlce
officials
Formerly
Uncle
Sam
found
carrier
for
many
of
the
smaller
route
for
practically
nothing
but
in
nearl
every
such
case
the
man
who
halls
the
Jobtiowad8ys
receives
a
more
or
less
adequate
compensation
Under
the
old
regime
the
most
extraordinary
condition
of
affairs
often
existed
For
Instance
tho
mall
barrier
at
Lake
Charles
La
was
under
contract
for
four
years
to
pay
to
the
government
the
sum
of
50
a
year
for
carrying
the
malls
by
steamer
a
distance
of
fiftyfive
miles
three
times
each
week
the
valve
to
the
carrier
being
found
of
course
In
the
business
standing
which
he
derived
from
the
service
This
contract
has
Just
ended
and
the
new
Incumbent
Is
to
receive
a
salary
of
JSOOQ
a
year
for
doing
Just
the
same
work
that
cost
his
predecessor
50
annually
A
still
more
curious
Instance
of
the
old
order
Is
found
In
tho
case
of
West
Brid
eton
Vt
where
the
carrier
for
going
twelve
timer
a
week
to
t
Woodstock
six
milesaway
received
the
princely
remuneration
of
one
cent
each
year
for
his
services
His
successor
now
receives
100
A
former
carrier
of
Freedom
NV
H
also
distinguished
Jimself
by
carrying
the
-
m
ls
several
miles
dally
for
two
and
a
half
mills
a
year
The
Job
now
pays
fl50
Altogether
Uncle
Sams
letter
carriers
aro
coming
Into
newer
and
better
conditions
to
which
the
automobile
as
a
future
means
of
dis
-
tribution
forms
a
very
attractive
If
not
yet
acUally
existing
addition
Shirt
Waist
In
Army
The
shirt
waist
man
who
came
struggled
against
criticism
and
dis
-
appeared
Is
likely
to
find
in
thr
United
States
army
the
perpetuation
of
the
custom
ho
attempted
to
so
Soldlersln
shir
waists
that
Is
tho
gist
of
the
suggestion
recently
mado
to
the
war
department
by
General
Leonard
Wood
commanding
the
Philippine
division
His
suggestion
in
particu
-
lar
Is
that
the
troops
of
his
command
be
authorized
to
wear
the
rank
Insig
-
nia
on
their
shirts
under
condition
which
make
it
admirable
to
dlspene
with
the
coat
Unfortunately
there
Is
no
money
available
for
the
pur
chase
of
additional
insignia
but
the
war
department
has
authorized
tho
use
of
khaki
chevrons
on
the
shirts
and
General
Wood
will
be
allowed
to
regulate
the
practice
of
leaving
off
the
service
coats
uniformity
however
being
Insisted
upon
In
the
matter
In
the
Interest
of
discipline
and
neatness
Dozen
Hear
AdmlriiK
The
navy
Is
to
lose
through
retire
rodent
In
the
next
twelve
months
Just
anjTovon
dozen
of
its
twentytwo
roar
admirals
among
whom
will
be
found
Rear
Admiral
Slgsbee
who
was
In1
command
of
the
old
Maine
at
the
time
of
her
destruction
In
the
harbor
of
Havana
Tho
effects
of
the
age
limit
will
not
stop
with
the
admirals
either
Blnco
with
one
exception
the
com
-
mandant
of
every
navy
yard
In
the
country
is
to
be
t
retiredFighting
r
Bob
Kyans
as
The
Is
generally
known
will
be
forded
to
take
a
back
teat
In
a
lltUe
less
than
two
years
Nor
Is
tho
i
retirement
of
prominent
officers
limit
ed
to
the
navy
for
on
the
16th
of
II
September
Lloutonant
General
Corblu
I
will
cease
to
be
tho
active
head
of
the
army
a
tact
rendered
rather
more
In
-
teresting
ben
It
Is
remembered
that
ifeutenant
generals
have
been
mar
of
the
exception
than
the
rule
In
tho
United
States
army
and
that
bcfoo
long
the
title
will
cease
to
exist
mfsiSKss
ox
CHAXOI
Products
Taken
on
Contract
and
Stowl
In
Storvliouses
s
Chicago
Sept
3Tltree
million
bushels
of
wheat
wore
sent
out
on
special
contract
on
the
board
of
trade
today
and
taken
In
by
storehouses
Other
deliveries
on
steamer
contracts
were
5000
bushels
of
corn
753000
bushels
of
oats
iWO
tierces
of
lard
2500000
pounds
of
ribs
and
2500
barrels
of
pork
MUST
BE
LABELED
BEFORE
SHIPPED
After
Ortobir
First
Packers
Will
Hare
to
Take
Chnnn
WHh
Present
Supply
SHCURTAUV
Ins
DOWN
JAW
Washington
D
C
Sept
lSec
retary
Wilson
Assured
tho
represen1
tatlves
of
the
meat
packing
Inter
-
ests
of
the
country
with
whom
ho
continued
his
conference
today
that
he
had
no
authority
to
extend
be
-
yond
the
first
of
October
tho
plic
Ing
of
labels
on
canned
goods
or
other
meat
products
He
told
the
packers
flatly
that
they
i
must
be
prepared
on
that
date
jlo
properly
label
their
goods
or
they
would
not
be
permitted
to
seud
them
through
the
channels
of
Interstate
commerce
The
question
Was
raised
astothe
status
of
goods
now
on
the
shelves
of
wholesale
and
retail
merchants
of
the
country
The
secretary
salt
I
Itwas
manifestly
Impossible
for
the
gov
ernment
to
Inspect
them
and
that
the
owners
or
holders
of
the
foods
ho
suggested
would
have
to
take
their
chances
on
selling
them
One
thing
was
certain
they
could
not
be
shipped
from
one
state
to
an
other
Tho
law
howevej
does
not
prohibit
their
sale
where
they
happen
now
to
be
The
disposal
of
such
goods
de
-
pended
upon
the
desire
of
tho
con
sumer
Wilson
said
that
the
packers
wero
anxious
to
conform
In
all
re
-
spects
to
tho
law
and
that
the
con
-
ference
had
made
evident
the
fact
that
some
of
them
would
be
unable
to
comply
with
all
of
its
provisions
by
the
first
of
October
because
they
had
not
been
sufficiently
forehanded
in
their
preparations
These
men
necessarily
would
be
obliged
the
see
retary
said
to
confine
their
business
operations
within
their
own
state
line
until
such
time
as
they
wore
pre
-
pared
fully
to
meet
the
requirement
of
tho
meat
Inspection
act
OIIIXA
TO
DOOM
OPIUM
TILVKFIO
novernnient
Rxjiefteil
to
Make
flans
to
find
It
In
TeA
Venn
Washington
Sept
1
China
has
awakondd
to
tho
necessity
ot
sup
-
pressing
the
opium
traffic
and
ad
-
vices
which
have
reached
the
state
department
show
that
drastic
meas
-
ures
to
accomplish
this
end
are
un
-
der
consideration
The
government
derives
a
revenue
of
about
4000
000
a
year
out
of
the
duty
Imposed
upon
opium
Imported
Into
China
and
-
s
loath
to
deny
Itself
this
Income
by
shutting
Its
doors
to
opium
It
Is
rev
orted
China
contemplated
entering
an
agreement
with
India
to
diminish
annually
the
Imnort
of
opium
Into
China
so
that
the
traffic
will
cease
In
ten
years
An
imperial
edict
Is
ex
-
pected
condemning
the
use
of
opi
-
um
and
forbidding
tho
employment
In
the
government
service
of
opium
raters
The
edict
will
also
order
an
annual
reduction
In
poppy
cultlva
ion
with
the
Industry
to
be
prohlb
ted
at
the
end
of
ten
years
XAP
AT
8
A
M
COSTS
IIIHDK
Girl
1
Finds
Fiance
Asleep
nailDeserts
Him
for
Old
Sweetheart
Rockford
III
Sept
IJust
before
he
was
about
to
leave
today
for
Free
porn
where
bo
was
to
have
been
mar
Tied
tonight
to
Miss
Vivian
Welnhod
William
Buscke
received
a
message
to
thoeffedt
that
ho
neednt
take
tho
trouble
to
go
as
Mies
WeInhold
had
been
married
In
Dubuque
to
William
V
Gleaeon
an
old
sweetheart
It
III1
learned
tthat
when
Miss
Welnhold
was
In
Rockford
one
day
last
week
she
called
at
the
home
of
her
fiance
at
8
a
m
end
found
that
too
was
still
Cumbering
It
Is
believed
Miss
Weln
hold
didnt
think
a
man
should
be
asleep
at
that
hour
and
that
this
caused
the
estrangement
SatMcribe
For
The
sun
c
T
rIfI
iIiIIo
fl
2
i
ItJlJ
I
P
FROM
MAYFIELDII
MANY
WILL
COME
Immigration
Convention
Promises
to
llo
irunt
Success
on
October
1
niul
a
LINING
Ul
THE
MERCHANTS
Tho
citizens
of
EMayflold
and
Graves
county
are
waking
up
in
splendid
shape
to
the
Importance
of
the
immi
gration
convention
to
bo
held
In
la
duoah
October
4
and
5
Graves
county
and
Mayfield
willII
probably
tend
a
delegation
of
at
least
2
<
OO
enthusiastic
citizens
for
thoImmi
-
gration
movement
and
the
upbuild
i
ing
of
Mayfield
and
Graves
county
and
all
southwestern
Kentucky
Mayor
Watts
has
appointed
the
following
del
egates
from
the
city
George
Kennedy
T
J
Murphy
J
W
Landuni
Dr
J
L
Dlsmukos
Will
Illdgeway
II
C
Xeale
J
T
Webb
W
J
Webb
J
E
Robbins
B
P
Key
It
P
Wright
II
J
Wright
J
R
Leeman
John
Watts
Gus
Thomas
R
0
Hester
It
E
Johnson
W
K
Wall
George
Pike
H
J
Moorman
J
L
Sherrill
George
LIgon
C
W
Wilson
H
A
Coulter
Art
Brand
W
A
Usher
G
T
Fuller
R
T
Davis
J
D
Watson
D
F
Ito
Mlles
Scott
Cook
Will
Brand
Joe
Hamlett
leo
Dupree
I
IToI
The
Commercial
club
appointed
the
following
committee
to
call
on
van
ous
professions
and
lines
of
business
in
too
city
and
explain
to
them
the
Importance
and
value
of
this
Imml
graton
movement
and
Interest
them
I
In
tho
convention
meeting
by
pledg
i
-
ing
them
to
attend
and
cooperate
I
with
the
Commercial
club
In
this
work
OrkII
and
also
to
arrange
rh
them
to
At
-
tend
a
general
mass
meeting
to
be
1
-
held
tho
latter
part
of
the
month
In
the
Interest
of
the
Immigration
conj
conjventlonI
vention
Committees
arc
as
follows
Traveling
Men
Stanley
DuBols
Finis
Lack
IsI
Retail
Merchants
Association
H
C
Rhodes
James
A
Rudy
Physicians
Or
Frank
Boyd
and
Dr
J
R
Coleman
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
C
13
Jennings
and
W
P
HummeV>
FactoriesA
J
Deck
Earl
bal
mer
and
J
V
Hardy
o
J
Wholesale
GrocersiyEdf
1
irlcy
will
Otark
and
Pat
lAll
>
rLI
t
Druggists
J
P
a
l
rtafilarsI
Bagby
GUll
Smith
t
h
t
Coal
denier
Transfer
fomtanloj+I
and
teamsters
P
Di
Pltzpatrlek
Tom
Barry
0
HM
Bndd
and
James
ODonoll
Banljera
W
F
Paxlon
J
6
Bleeeker
and
B
H
Scott
UNIONS
IN
PARADE
TO
CHUKCH
Led
by
Unfit
und
Itartcmleni
Work
-
men
Go
to
Hear
u
Semen
Terre
Haute
Ind
Sept
4
With
a
band
of
mur
+
c
at
their
headmom
bona
of
trade
union
last
evening
marched
to
the
FIrSt
Baptist
church
to
listen
to
the
Labor
day
sermon
b
y
tho
pastor
Rev
D
B
Cheney
The
Bartenders
union
was
In
front
nn4
moro
largely
represented
than
any
other
union
The
Bartenders
unlqn
adopted
n
ms
resolution
effective
tomorrow
to
flmi
a
member
Uli
for
rolling
liquor
after
11
oclock
or
on
Sundays
The
bar
-
tenders
eay
It
Is
purely
a
labor
move
ment
for
shorter
hours
This
action
Is
coincident
with
tho
advent
tomorrow
of
Mayor
Lyons
ad
-
ministration
which
commonly
has
been
expected
to
lift
the
lid
but
tho
mot
e
of
the
bartenders
may
prevent
this
ti
INDIANA
EDITOR
KECKS
DUEL
H
0
Hnnilliy
Mount
Vernon
Send
Challenge
to
SUite
Senator
Roche
Mount
Vernon
Ind
Sept
4
B
O
Handby
a
labor
leader
of
South
-
ern
Indiana
and
editor
of
tho
Una
fraid
a
Socialist
newspaper
published
here
has
challenged
State
Senator
Rocho
editor
of
the
Democrat
to
lIght
a
duel
Tho
challenge
stipu
-
lates
swords
pistols
or
brickbats
as
Senator
Roche
may
prefer
ana
as
s
-
him
to
name
the
time
and
place
Handby
has
been
very
bitter
against
Roche
In
the
paper
apd
Roche
has
attacked
Handbys
record
Several
days
ago
Handy
went
to
the
office
of
tho
Democrat
and
was
thrown
Into
the
street
by
Roche
WIPE
SUES
RICH
DETROIT
MAX
Mrs
Merrill
It
Mills
Ajqillm
for
Di
valve
on
Statutory
Grounds
Detroit
Sept
4Ilerrlll
B
Mills
of
this
city
who
Is
reputed
to
have
greater
Interests
In
stow
foundries
than
any
other
Individual
In
the
world
Is
heylly
Interested
In
Detroit
enter
-
prises
and
Is
a
noted
yachtman
Is
being
sued
for
divorce
His
wife
<le
-
a
daughter
of
Charles
K
Eddy
of
Saginaw
the
wealthy
lumberman
arid
In
her
bill
she
makes
statutory
charges
and
avers
cruelty
Mr
Win
will
contest
tho
case
1IdII
r1i
l
II
TOOUR
FRIENDS
t
We
are
in
the
shoe
business
cud
want
to
call
your
atten
I
-
tion
to
a
few
facts
you
should
know
y
land
Leather
is
higher
now
than
it
has
been
since
the
civil
war
and
we
are
compelled
to
pay
more
money
to
get
the
same
shoe
we
have
been
selling
and
of
course
will
have
to
charge
you
i
a
little
more
However
you
can
rest
assured
we
will
not
mis
-
represent
a
shoe
to
you
and
will
not
tell
you
it
is
just
as
good
as
you
have
always
gotten
for
the
same
money
if
It
is
not
We
can
give
you
shoes
at
any
price
and
we
guarantee
all
ol
out
shoes
and
our
guarantee
means
something
Call
around
and
see
us
and
we
will
give
J
you
thebs
proposition
you
can
get
anywhere
consistent
with
honorable
i
r
straightforward
dealing
Respectfully
Geo
Rock
Shoe
Co
r
t
Sellers
of
Shoes
and
Satisfaction
321
Broadway
Paducah
Ky
u
Home
Seekersr
LOW
RATES
TWICE
A
MONTH
u
TO
Oklahoma
Indian
1
erritory
and
Texas
Write
fog
liertnre
and
full
Information
IOklahoma
I
CORNATZAR
A
G
P
A
Memphis
Teun1
P
S
WKHVBR
T
P
A
Nashville
Teun
Hon
John
K
Hendrick
Makes
Y
a
Formal
Announcement
ofr
His
Candidacy
For
The
Office
of
Attorney
General
To
My
I
Fellow
Citizens
ofKentucky
1
take
this
method
of
announcl
1
nt
I
o
ofattornoygunornlof1Kentucky
cratlv
party
I
do
this
fully
apprectat
the
honor
to
which
I
aspire
but
feel1
one
off
nor
humblest
0111
when
he
I
putrlotfc
My
record
at
a
citizen
and
r
Mate
The
Democratic
party
ban
nov
called
In
vale
however
perilous
tho
If
I
shall
be
chosen
as
tho
cand
dldate
of
the
whole
party
and
not
t
clique
or
machine
Should
I
bo
so
I
count
myself
the
servant
of
the
and
shall
do
my
utmost
to
discharge
t
I
Ij
and
In
such
way
as
tn
ovarypar
promote
the
welfare
of
the
whole
II
as
little
expense
to
the
state
as
1
Modosty
forbids
me
to
speak
of
1
onlheI
187C
and
have
been
a
close
student
t
state
or
national
capital
In
dlscharg
my
fellow
citizens
have
honored
me
or
I
am
capable
of
discharging
office
If
they
think
I
am
as
woll
shute
IIII
theird
d
I
shall
endeavor
to
visit
as
many
but
tho
tlmo
is
80
short
that
It
will
ny
of
thum
and
1
shall
therefore
be
generously
to
assist
me
In
making
t
AUMonts
Yinfi
iv
TIIUST
CAST
InIlH1C
Agreo
t9
File
AflMnvlU
n
s
Ikvptreilths
llIlIuurl
Jefferson
City
Mo
Sept
1
Tho
Armour
Packing
company
and
Ar
ono
r
Co
of
Chicago
after
ask
-
ing
yesterday
to
file
modified
anti
trust
affidavits
with
the
secretary
of
state
and
being
refused
agreed
today
with
the
slate
department
tto
file
affidavits
In
regular
form
and
accompany
them
with
an
explanato
ry
letter
that
tho
affidavits
wore
sub
-
ject
to
tho
decisions
of
United
Stales
courts
In
antitrust
proceedings
now
pending
against
thorn
tn
Arkansas
Tennessee
and
Chicago
PLAN
NEW
PAUTV
Which
Will
Fever
Direct
11II
III
r
-
ule
Do
Illinois
limber
Men
Sprlnijfiold
III
Sept
1
IWhen
Oho
Illinois
state
twentyfourth
an
-
nual
convention
of
the
Illinois
State
Federation
of
Labor
convenes
In
Streator
October
15
the
decision
will
bo
made
whether
the
union
will
establish
a
now
political
partywhloh
If
formed
will
favor
direct
primary
vote
and
Initiative
and
referendum
1IUIIXS
WKKK
FATAL
And
Children
Who
Tried
to
Light
Fire
With
Oil
Died
Detroit
Mich
Sept
1
Anna
and
Blanche
Ignaslak
aged
13
and
4
years
reipectlfullywhn
wore
fright
-
fully
burned
earlier
In
tho
day
by
tho
explosion
of
an
oil
can
which
they
were
using
to
light
tho
kitchen
fire
at
their
homo
In
West
WyanJotto
died
late
this
afternoon
attemmnona
a
y
rete
i1nl
Cff
Y
Ql
Paducah
Ky
1
August
29
nOtr
111
myself
at
a
candidate
tor
the
of
iubjoot
to
the
action
of
the
Demo
Ing
the
I
Importance
of
tho
office
andI
that
Kentucky
will
cheerfully
honorF
hai
striven
to
bo
honest
capable
and
a
Democrat
IA
I
known
throughoutthe
rer
called
upon
me
for
service
and
hour
or
uncertain
the
ronsQquuuces
Idnto
of
my
party
I
shall
IM
the
can
the
representative
of
any
faction
fortunate
as
to
bo
elected
I
shall
whole
people
of
my
beloved
state
1
the
duties
of
tho
office
conscientious
Uoular
to
protect
the
Interest
and
s
state
without
tear
or
favor
and
with
possiblemy
further
than
to
aged
In
tko
practice
or
law
ilncu
thorof
except
when
engaged
at
the
ging
tho
finites
of
olflces
with
which
and
It
Is
for
the
people
to
say
wheth
acceptably
tho
duties
of
this
high
qualified
and
deserving
ne
any
oilier
bo
glad
to
have
them
veto
ror
mo
decision
whatever
It
may
DC
counties
of
the
state
an
practicable
doubtless
bo
Impossible
to
reach
ma
compelled
to
ask
my
good
friends
tbo
canvass
Itospcctfully
JOHN
KHKNDHICK
MAY
UK
TOTAIi
LOSS
1i
f
Xi
>
Hope
That
Rlnindcd
Wner
WillI
Hi
IhIII
Ill
IN
Held
Out
Honolulu
Sept
1
That
the
steamship
Manchuria
stranded
near
nearI
tho
Island
of
Oahu
may
become
ft
tI
total
lots
Is
Indicated
by
the
stole
mont
of
Captain
John
Motcalf
rep
t
resenting
Lloyds
and
Captain
A
F
Frauclecoo
Board
of
Marino
underwriters
who
have
examined
the
craft
They
ar
-
rived
here
yesterday
and
after
com
hog
ashore
from
the
wrccKed
boat
declined
to
say
that
ultimate
success
In
salving
operations
could
ho
ex
peeled
illtl
ENDS
L1KK
AS
MOTIIKU
DID
1r
llody
Found
In
lUvif
Whew
Wonuui
Wn
Bulcldo
Fife
fears
Ago
St
Louis
Sept
3The
body
of
1
Bertha
IUey
12
years
oW
was
found
t
today
In
the
Mlislsslppl
river
nearI
whore
her
mother
commlttod
suicide
psis
tfive
years
ago
by
drowning
Apparent
ly
I
she
had
taken
her
own
life
Thegirl
frequently
had
run
away
from
home
her
reason
being
that
her
life
wan
uit
Ullf
Yhappy
since
tho
death
of
her
mother
a
tS
MISS
WIIXOX
MAY
It
OX
STAGE
Dmifttiter
of
Swirliiry
of
Agriculture
SnlijiXt
of
Uejiort
In
NVnsliln
lon
Washington
Sept
3Vflrlous
rtrn
1
ports
have
been
heard
In
Washington
that
Miss
Flora
Wilson
daughter
of
j
t
f
Secretary
Wilson
Intended
to
go
upon
y
the
stage
She
Is
now
In
Europe
but
expects
soon
to
return
to
the
Unit
d
States
Secretary
Wilson
mate
no
comment
whatever
on
the
reports
i4
t
J
G