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PlIfn THE PADUCAH EVENING SUN rUTtHDAY OCTOIlttH its +

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AFTERNOON AND WKCKIY

amt DnusiiiNa COMPANYIncorporated

F M FISHER Preild nU

R J PAXTON General Manager

Entered at the postomce at raJucan I

Kj a second cla i matter

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TRill DAILY BCirBy Carrier per week 10

By Matt per month In advance 25

By Mall per year In advance ISOO

TUB WIJKIY SUNFor year by mall pot ae paldnOO

Addren TUB SUN Paducah KyOfflee 111 South Third Phone IIS

Editorial ItoomiiOld Phone SS7 New Phone 158

Payne ATounsr Chicago and NewTork representative

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Dalljr ThoughtWhere there Is no hope there can

bono endeavor Johnson

Whenever tho people of LexIng-ton

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complain that their police areIdle they go out and arrest two orthree hundred gamblers to provethey havo their eyes openaid knowwhat is going on

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BRAINS AND THE TARIFFThe New York Post Illustrates the

iniquity of the tariff by enumeratingpcparately the articles of apparelj

upon the baby next door and tellingwhat the tariff on each article isIt finds that the flannel band Is taxed33 cents A pound its bootees aretaxed 44 cents a pound and so forthOf course it all sounds big but whenone considers how many pounds °taeach a child wears tho tax upon theparent is not so outrageously heavyafter all amounting in the total per¬

haps to a tow pennies It Js one ofthe favorite tricks of these apostlesof protest to take a specific exampleand then instead of reducing thefacte to the fraction represented by

the example loading tho whole bur-

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of taxation upon one small babyThat Js the tariff case as it applies

to one citizen Now as It appliesto all let us put the tariff defamerson tho defensive awhile Howwould they raise revenue to supportt

the government Jf they should abol ¬

ish the tariff Would they add tothe burden of our land and Personalproperty already heavily taxed forthe support of city county and stateDo they think a direct tax any lessburdenronie than ono that Js Jaiiupon Importations from foreigncountries brought In horo to coray x> with our own manufactures

niJ distributed among all the peopleto evenly that it can tost them bua few cents each

Theres a deal of rot abo t this de ¬humhug ¬

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acteristics1

Even if they would as eomc sayput the tariff on a revenue basis in¬

toad of talking about what theare now why dont thejo experts faywhat rate they would put ore thebabys flannel Its rubber rattle itsbootees Its knit jacket JU highchair etc Surely they must knowWhat rate Is Just else they are presum tJous In saying tho present raterila unjust Let eomo of our criUca othe Payne tariff tell s what the ratesof the Payne tariff are end then toll1us wherein they aro wrorrg what ratwould bo right and why it would b-

righto

This is not asking too muchn critic should havo a reason for hiscriticism If a man ehould toll youyour house 10 constructed badly youI

would expect him to tell you whereintho fault in construction lies aridwhat must be done to rectify It Youwould scarcely permit him to recthe bouse and try to build it againwithout having some definite planother than the wrecking of it Yetthat Is just exactly what the critics Iatof the tariff would have us do untt

settle business and lay American in-

dustry¬

and the wage scata under thethazard of competition from cheaptEuropean labor whose products aretto be brought over here r govern ¬

mont subsidized ships and dumpedon our markets

Brains are just as valuable inthinking about the tariff as In thinkfag about anything else

oA LESSON FROM TilE CENSUS

Lots al get together and makeCadiz the town It ought to be sagethe Cadiz Record-

Whether that was a carefullythought out expression or only thehurried language of a twoline flierit speaks to the point The censusreturns bow some towns makinggains of more than a hundred percent In population and others almost standing sUllyet we doubtwhether Investigation would showthat thorn towns which grew thomost did any more wind boostingthan those that stood still Ofcourse tho most phenomenal gainswore mode in the new country thatten years ago had no population torpeak of and In those cities whichprofiled by the opening of new tribu-tary sectionswButthese exceptional conditions we opprebend that the towns grew most edwhich were most ready for growthIt Js much easier to find t eople readyto go forth and talk and write about fi-

The advantages of a town than to

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LAWRENCE ON DEFENSIVEr

Editor George Landrara of theSmith land Banner not having thonene to endorse tho action of Chrisman Wells and Utley In their feeble

senatyrlqldistrictII

lice seems to be In sympathy withtheir highhanded methods andspends his time and space abusingand misrepresenting the editor of

RecordWe It understood that weare not squealing on account ofIfwhatwo cant go before tho people nndget them to endorse what we arefor then we are not entitled totheir support and should not winII

nut Landratn yells longabout the action of tho committeeIn calling a primary to renomlnatoJudge Nunn last fall and says wowere the ringtailed lender In thatmovementIf been as anxious to telltho truth as he had to misrepresenta man whoso friend he had protossed to be ho would have ascer-tained

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the facts before making thisstatement The truth is that wo ref-

used to call that committee to-gether for an early primary untilasked to do so by a majority of thocommittee as provided by the partylaw notwithstanding the tact w ewere Judge Xunca friend It Isfurther true that when the proposI-tion

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for an early primary was votedon we were one of the three whovoted against It Dan Flscr of Mar-

shall and W F Bradshaw Jr ofMcCracken being the other two

Landram further says that woplunged the bloody knife politicallyspeaking Into Judge Reed and JohnLovett This Is also maliciously un-

truei

We never did an injusticeJudge Reed in our life and as toJohn Lovett we were his frIend ItII

time in his life when ho needed nfriend and while he has always saidhe wanted the opportunity to repaythat friendship his action towardus at the meeting that called JudgeNunns primary may bo taken as anIndication that his gratitudelonger exists and tho fact that hoand Judge Reed both while not llvIng in this district are now takingsome hand In the fight in this dlsIitrlct may bo for the purpose thatthey know we will not do the bid-

ding of their friendsIt is further charged by Landry m

that wo are trying to jut JohplItllinIiidrlck out of business nnd tuatJWare tors rich mans primary tnominate a state ticket In reply

Induce people to create or develop 1

those Advantages Now peoplo are 1

attracted tto a city that Is healthful I

has good streets and sewern goodschools pretty homes well keptproperty and prosperous lookingcountry about It All other thing-

t being equal climate considered thewlP choose that sort of place inwhich to live they will aZvertlsb twith their compliments after a sailto 11 and the town will just natural-ly

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I growThe first thing for the urbanized

citizen of a town to do Js to canvas-s and sum up its advantages and die¬

advantages natural and acquiredThen they must study the hemmeans to overcome or eradicate thedisadvantages and improve the ad ¬

vantagesWhat does the city need In the

way of Improving its health condo-r

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tions moral conditions schools andappearance What Is the nature ofloll and climate with relation tomarkets that can be utilized in de¬

veloping the agricultural resources o tthe section to its highest wealth pro ¬

ducing activity What are the com¬

mercial and industrial conditionswith relation to the markets itsriver and harbor facilities and rail ¬

road connections and rates Whentcan be done to mako these the tbestnnectiok athe most advantageous

Inviting peoplo to come to a townthat Is not prepared for them lha

a glance dlnproveg all that basI

been sid of it is only inviting 1JCOEpIe to come and carry away 1tthem a bad opinion to bo advertise-throughout the country Wo know

Is a widespread fad for windboosting of towns over the countryand professional windstorms are ovenhIred at lanai prices to do the blow-Ing but we bettors tho census willshow that population follows naturalchannels

The lesson fo Paducah is obviousNow railroad protects promise toopen a bright future for what willbecome the chief crowing of the Ohioriver but unless the city >Is ready Cfor the opportunity and she cannotIItakethe harvest In wealth and populationthat is coming to her

It isnt tho plzo of tho town thatNcountsGofWtaken precedence over quantityo

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STATE PRESior

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Variety In ciliherlaBayou has been quite dry for awhllo but had plenty rain last G

Tho weather being fine last Sat-urday

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quite n lot of people attendthe fair at Golconda J

Mr W K Chlpps came to townThursday evening with a fine cat F

sh and said It had been rainedbut no one else It seems has been

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to this we will say that ColonelHcndrlck has permitted n low falsefriends like Lnndrnm to put hint outof business already anti ns to thos nto primary wo wont it understood that wo are not for any planthat will place a property quallflcaUpn upon any mans right to runtarn state officeThen Lnndrnm takes a whack nt

John Keys of Calloway county anddoes not like it because wo havelined up with him and his friendsWe want it understood that we area friend to John Keys and ho Isours and wo do not care two hurrahs whether it suits Land ram orany other of the crowd with whomho Is now training

Wo are nt n loss to understandwhy It Is that Landram will netsrepresent us as he has done duringthe last two issues of his paper afterassuring us that ho was our friendNot that ho was for us for statesenator Even a difference of thatsort should not cause n man whohas the right sort of heart in himto accuse us of everything fromstealing to murder

Wo hero been told that ConnLinn has repeatedly said that howould see to It that we wore not hissuccessor In the senate and It lookslike he has Landram employed toassist in his efforts although Landram bitterly denounced tho actionof Linn during tho last legislatureand has pledged his friendship to us

It all shows that when n mantries to be half way honest whethera private citizen or an aspirant foroffice there Is nothing too mean forhis opponents to do whan theyrealize he will not servo them regardless of right or justice

to- yWe may not be elected to thosenate It may be that wo shallnever be a candidate but wj willsay that ever since we havo heldofficial position In the party we lovewe havo never done anything w

would not do again under the sans o

circumstances If that falls to pleaseGeorge Landram and the gang o-

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political pirates with whom bo 1isganging at present we can not helpit and do not Intend to try

We shall continue to pursue thoeven tenor of our way serving thepeople and their wishes as best wecan and If we are to remain in pr-orate

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life because we will not sufferourselves to be used by a band whorare nothing for the public good nor

peoples rIghts we shall acceptofna our tat and will never tom

plain at the result Cadiz Record

o lucky Bayou Cod LivingstonEcho

Collowny WeatherThe Callowny county water carnl

val opens today at MurrayIadu1oneIyfospect for n people deep In sorrowand disappointment Nobody real-

t Izes more fully than tits tho Gallo ¬

way folks last Wednesday morningthat it was water water watereverywhere nnd not a drop ttodrink Murray Ledger-

sylmeghe lllcseednceN a 1lh-

In n recent Issue of the TribuneDemocrat wo chronicled olght weddings In a week und thought Marshall county was doing herfull re ¬

ligious duty along matrimonial lineswhen lo and behold tho I

Interior Journal published an account of eleven weddings In Lincolncounty last week Wo would kindlyotter as a friendly suggestion to time

editor of tho Interior Journal thatlhe man a marked copy of that lestto Cot Roosevelt and forever st atrest too colonels tear of taco siftclde especially In Lincoln countyKy Benton TribuneDemocrat

Kentucj KernelsGamblers raided at LexingtonBoyletcountySmlthland

Echo again in financial

bloodI ¬

houndsWadesInfant at Pembroke choked

to death by bandageR II DqTrevlllo and J B Gal

breath charged with embezzlementat Hoptown

Heard in the Lobby

PALMER HOUSE LivingstonChicago J P Smith Cairo EBanta Atlanta M Dale Loulwlllo

G Beale Evnnsvlllo C II SmallJackson Miss A W Lucas

Wavorly Tenn J II Rice St

LouisBELVEDERET Hardnor

York L Grimes Fulton J Hre Memphis C PhllllpB Murray

T Griffith Indianapolis J OAcklln Now York J W WilliamsHazel W D HIne La Center O

Farmer FultonNEW RICHMOND Louis J Laird

JXMilsvIIlo J B Jones LyanvllleDick Willis Brookport I Watson

Infield Emory Crotchet SmUhVary Oonkle Smlthland E O

Henderson Brookport W D Smithloond 1 Mr and Mrs W J Babb

and daughter CarruvllloST NICHOLAS C II Metcalfo

Terre Haute M B Pace BentonA Lowry Clinton F P Far-

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Kevll Roy Jackson MattoonW Show Dawson Springs W E

Smith Mayfield W R ManockSpringfield Mo

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Every pair made to order in a factory devote-

to fine shoemaking for women where it is nevera question of how many but always a question offhow good A sole made from leather of special Solattictanning process ai velvety springy and wear rciiiting a s

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TIi0 rSSIOMlm HH<xmi >sllla 7l TillS AITKHXOOX

Pmlurnli anti MndlMinvllIc ugh eon ¬

tent on the Gridiron

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Tills aftprnoon tho High Hehoolfootball teama of allumh and MadtonvHlo are battling at Ixsiguo parkIn tho first game to decide the Highschool championship of WesternKentucky Neither team has boonscored upon this season and each 11Is tho victor ot two games A goodsize crowd was out to wo tho paddedwarriors

The Madlmnvlllol players arrivedlast night aol will remain ln thedip until tomorrow at noon Theteam is a buky bunch and shouldmake a hard game for tho loeat ladsCoach C D Collate oceomimniixiMadlPonvJIUsI to Paducah Tlio teamaCragotl 100 pounds In weight

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The totems lluo up I

Paducah MadlwnvilloMitchell llo RoesElliott 1 tIt RamseyJones I GoldJ Hart is 0 WIctKing y rg Llt4ng tenI Browning rt Eastwood aHumphrey roo Hnloiimn

fytlMmondYarbrotighorOgtlvle

rh HoffmanHuffhoa v fba Scott

This evenIng at the High schoolthe RtudcntB and faculty will give anInformal reception In honor of thevisitors

Paducah Ky October 14 1910This certifies that I have been sail ¬

ing Halls Texas Wonder for sixyears and

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lie to bo the IotetnBdyntlatlAlavaland niiciimatloever hold Sixty days treatmentfor flOO J bLI Ochlschlaogor

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The Tfz hor nsioolatlon willmeet at Barlow Saturday Ortoter33-

be old joldlcrs reunion will takeplace Oct 2022 at Fish Lake

Mr J C MoCracken of aroIIIIas hero Monday proiwlng

FRuITISPECIALS

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SATUHDAV sal SrXDAV

Fancy JinlnRii and Tokny< ruptM 2 HM oriciHG-

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STOCK IX TOWN

New arrival of large red Ore-gon Apples fonry r

fruitPears and all other OranJosI I

LOUIS CAPORAL

419 Broadway j

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He wants to Install water work andelectric Kadis In our town

Protracted meeting began Uiosecond Sunday at the Oscar iMolhodiet church conducted by the pantorRev H B Term who II assisted byiBLv Cterles A Coleman of sowburn Tonii Six new membow hawbeen added to tho church

The Rv Keener Rudolph JuniorP C of Kovll circuit vanducUxl aiimecoMful revival 4ait week at NewLiberty MethodlitI church alllttd-br Rev H B Terry of La CenterIS conversions

J II RdwardR and wits ofvteltInJnewtay morning for thpr homoTao Blandvillo school lass an ou¬

rollment of TO

The grading ofthe county recedehas been completed for tho yen rM10

S T W<wt and wife left Saturdaynight for Unfontown whose they go-

on a vtet to their ton who hat IKTko meollng tit the ChrMlan

chtiroh in Barlow dosed last weakwith six acMlttang to lime church

lire Morris pastor of the Curlsflan obwvli ot Blandville and Hidboldlingnchurch In Hnwlvlllo

A T Whltno spout n few >aifthe pait week in Tonnenee at hisold homo Ho returned Sundaynight accompanied by hIs father DJ Whltnvl

Thaw wlU bo mOM at Settle Brostrack near Oscar on SaturdayOctober SO

Mr W linrlan of Bowling GreenKfi was here Ionm4-kouso

looking for ato rent Mr Hdriand wiLl prize

toiiwco at Barlow Advanee-

BROOKPORT NEWS

Mr Jesse Steel lens returned toIPndurah after a visit to relatives

Mr henry Obormnrk has gono toPaducah on business

Mr George hush line returnedfrom IPnducah where ho wont onbusiness

Mr Earl Mann baa returned fromMetropolis whore ho wont on busl ¬

noseContractor John Woodruff who is

building the sidewalks hero wentto Paducah Thursday-

Mr and Mrs Johnson have re ¬

turned from PaducahMr Henry McGee has returned

from Paducah whoro he took aload of produce

Mr and Mrs Frank Hllormnnhave returned from a visit in Pddu

cahMr Llge Lynn has returned from

PaducahMr Lcopor wont to Padu-cah Thursday on business

Dr Waters has returned fromPaducah

Miss Mabel Meyer lens returnedfrom n shopping trip to Paducah

Mr GIll Cnglo has returned froma trip to Paducah

The Rev I D Natal of Rosebush Iopo county took dinner withthe Rev I B Games hero last

Ifr I D Garner havogono to Hodgovlllo for n visit toMr and Mrs Stephen

Sticking plaster Is the kind thatdos not tall from the colling

IIKXT ItKDUCKTo reliable parties Nlco cotago four blocks from post

office Apply B02 South Sixthstreet I

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RIVER NEWS

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Pittsburgh 42 02 fnllCfticJnnnlt 95 OC tallUtulsvlKti e 101 00 fallEvnnnvlllo 107 17 fallMl Vornon 135 11 faNMt Cannot 176 02 fallNashville 92 05 fallChattanooga 26 OI tallFlorence 18 J5 rllloJnhiKonvIllo 23 KO ld-Oilro 22C 14 laMSt Louis 39 07 fallPaducah 1GO lC tallRuriwMo lS 03 tallCArthage 99 01 taM

Itlvrr IorroiHlThe Ohio hone will continue to fnll

slowly for several days

TixInyH ArrivalDWc Fowler Cairo

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OlioGeorge

L GowndlfIllobortioii Owens hunting

Brookpo t and llvlnstfton Point

TixlnyH IIepnrturs

CairodCowling Metropolisf IIxiwry BvnnsvNIn tfKentucky Waterloo AlnHoberteoni OWOHB kunHng

Ilrookport and Ihiflg Point

mlT IllppllngKAfter lying In the Ihanks Next soy ¬

eral weeks for repair Uio lKwumkyU again qoadp for tho Tenneeworiver buslnora and will leave Ion Witfor WnJterloo Ate In place of < heJ U inkhardmn which hat been intho trade Tho Kentucky was takento the wharfboat yesterday after ¬

noon whn the Rlctmrdfon returnedfrom llrookvort The Ulrbwrdiwnreturned from Urookvort The Richnrdiwn will Ho hine several days andmay reenter the Paducah nad Nashrllo trade Monday In titace of therah Dudley If there to sufficientwater The Kentole will bate abig trip out of hero tantRht

Gauge at 7 a m nmriMd1 1C fiwtIndicating a tall of lC feet since yoatyrdny Woathw dear and wawnor

With a tow cf Mons to bo usealon the Ullllllttpi for ifottrrnmeutrttwiri the towboat Fred HnttwKttied out of tho CumborUBdi slyertale Iialmminy aftdrnoon on her waylo Cairo

Ixut night was IdealI I for an oxwrstop and the feroHiont RoIwrUoncarried A largo tuowd to Metropotlreturning at 11 ortooU

Tho Dodo Kowtor retunicd nt 180oofook tMa morning from Calmafter eiHpylnga We buflnowi 9hodid lot getaway until noon ywt rday owing to roMlr Velng made toono of hOt rudders Site toil furCairo at S oclock this laornlsg andwill return early tonltjtit

The John U IxiwrT whfcli was dueIn port yesterday did not arrtvodfrom Hvnn rtll until loony Slitwill to the Bvansvllte boat Momlny-

Tbe Cutawar I went to the Tonneswo river today after three poleruns for the A II Bnrftfi IItuercompany Till Cutaway 11 lion boonbeanhod on tho levee for an userhawing

Trio tnwbart W 0 Walton paswrt

Insomniaa I have been using CatcircU for In

amictedforan1Dtbercertainly recommend them to my friendsis being all that they are represented II

Thos Glllard KlKin III-

Meannl rIIble Potent Tactt Good

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fThe Weather

a jKorwa t for Imliirnli mill vicinity

UYwrnlly fnlr tonight mill HiindnyTemperature today Illuliol seilow oM IIII

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BUYING your winterOvercoat is an easy

matter here Lots of

models to select from betsides the price is a biginducement r

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omptpfTneI lugIainoseco river reeds within a > hortlime Sirs bM boon iy1 u At limehCuronilelet wags at St LoutI for Iepairs

The teftttintt IteaMr of the WestKtfHliwky <Joal e mmninya fleet 1getting ready to into a tow of coalsouth

i TIll Ohio aid CowLing were Intort today ouch Joint a good bunt-

seea fliratMriltt Courier ae John

IITileI one of the males on thsteamer Dunb r whisk was rmlillylakoi off Of the WrunjvHJoPadu litrade meted HM to Cumberland riverfor repair wrtaa In tko fiy iliac

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1i Itt JIMk to the Ih teakIIAt Iroot net Uito ftowwin Thwi wiInot ke oar other bout from thott

jCMtteftAml rivets to eke TKT placeTfco heads hate btmt nltandomd

Yell IMIMT IIAVI3 TO WAITBvrry doe inakni ytiu reel batter UsFa5 keeps ywur wltaU malt MKIHI

Helil on the MunrylUek plan every-where Price foe-

NIlcei ContractorThe city W to take bids ou tho Im ¬

provement by grading and rulnc 0

of tile folloc4 street In Oak o ov e-

iretnaIrry nildHion The eels l fif hof Mlllir tlftt Font ntnrt fromMJDer lo Koffliwi Foreman lr et-

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