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AFTERNOON AND WEEKLY
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I BY THE SUNPUBLISHINOCOINCORPORATID
INCORPORATID
K M KtsiltK PiCTtdent
KDWIN 3 PAIIO General Jtana er
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Eileredat the poiloacaat PiUhicat tj M
tcccnil clan matter
THE DAILY SUN
DT carrier per week 110
lij mall per mootb In KlT nce 40
Hj mall per year la advance 460
THE WEEKLY SUN
I Per year by null postage piUyIIM
r Address TUB SUN Paducah icy
Orricc 111 South Third TcLirnons sw
Paraell Young Chicago alld New York rep
rmeolatlTM
Tim SUN can be found at the followtiic
placetIt 1
ItD Clements ib Co
Van Culln Bros
Palmer House
John Wllhelma
t AVEttXKSDAY JUIA 4 I
cmctijyno
Juno 1398G
June 2198E
June 4 3970
r June E39C4
I June C4050
June 7 4058
june 83920
June 93919
June 11J1979
Juno 12 JI040
June 13 4087
June 144203
June 154241
STATKMUXT
STATKMUXTJune
June 16 4307
June 184111
June 101967
June 20 4043
June 21 4204
June 22 4044
June 233977
June 254094
June 2C418C
June 274110
June 284H3
Jtke294127
June 0415
Total T i 10688
Average for June 190C 4072
Average for Juno Ifi05 I i l3Pl
J If jII lf
Increase ± t P V I I fill I
Personally appeared before me
this July 2 190C E J Paxton gen
eral manager of The Sun who air
firms that the above statement of the
circulation of The Sun for the month
of June 190C Is I true to the best of
hit knowledge and belief
PETER PUUYEAK
PUUYEAKNotary
Notary Public
My commission oxplres January
22 1908
Daily Thought
Ones work Is entitled to his best
The developments at last nights
meeting of the school board point un
mistakably to the fact that It Is time
to break the deadlock on the auction
of an English toaclier SUch reckless
disregard for the welfare of the Padu
cah public schools as was jmanlfostti
by Trustee Byrd when from pure
malice and for political reasons hf
drew Into publlo discussion a rumor
In such a manner as to cast aspersIons
on the character of two member of I
the teaching staff can not longer be
abided by the citizens of Paducah
If reprisals are made on the other side
there Is no telling to what extent tho
school system may be injured by I this
wretched quarrel and the schools may
1
not recover from the effect tl for year
Tho schools never wore In bettor Wn
dltlon than they are today and If tbc
bickerings of the board affected no
one other than the trusties and their
political fortunes the public might
look on with complacency but the
names of the fuperlntendent the prin
CIpals and the teacher Involved are
constantly paraded In the discussions
and tho public entertains entirely er
roneous Impressions of the cause of
i the deadlock Both Prof O I tleb
l superintendent of the schools end
+ Miss Emma org n1Ie present in
1 cumbent of the chair of English have
been misrepresented In statements
given out from apparently authentic
1sourcea 1 and > by the pre s Neither
Prof IJeb nor Mis I Morgan have sane
y or ad the things attributed to them
by partisans in the quarrel and It will
require only a little explanatlon on
the part of everybody concerned to
effect an adjustment of this difficulty
Explanations are necessary became of
the overzealoutnefti of participants In
k the fight both Inside and out cf the
board The Sun has only one thought
and that is the goOd of the Paducah
Paducahf
f public schools and we can see no
J good In a continuation of this dead
1J 1 dock 0 > iV i
1 That British coroners jup had
better do eta duty according to that
+ old British Idea of Justice of which
z5 t we In America have heard so much
I or a favorite thumo ot a Jot of people
Who are not acquainted whh siatlrtics
will be forever lost to them The last
report was that a queer formalism
t had so far prevented the Jury from in
quiring Into the causo Ot thu accident
llil the reckless speed of America In
sf general to which ail pur accidents are
attributed abroad and Justly 10 in
most cases WQ rather proudly than
otherwfso ndmlt bat if tho coroners
I
Jury will ascertain how rant the Lon
be don special was running when ll
i J Jumped tho track wo will bo satisfied
i tallow the cause of the accident to
remain through time hidden behind
that L ponderoua British formaMsm
I We would ndlvdare to liUIinato even
I BekattVely the possibility that an
I lingUh official could be Influenced bj
ntiythlng eave a stern and rugged I
hcnio of duty
a
i 011e JamelTiad better notU toJ
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SHE WAS CONSIDERATE 1
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Miss QUdyai Art you fond of music
aMiss
Miss Gladys Then I wont uk Mr Never tep to sing
long across the water if he Intend to
run for governor In Kentucky Senti
ment may crystallzo on his as the
logical candidate of Democracy for
the presidency Remember what baa
happened to William Jennings Bryan
0
VVhen the sourre of the school
boards Information concerning nn
aXeged flirtation between two of the
te cl ers was questioned President
WlHamson replied that a little Byrd
told him
> f 1
Lax execution of the laws reached
Its limit yesterday Chief Lloyd
mole a Wane at lasagne park
before the eyes of at least two otn
cers and was not arrested It JfJ s
not his first offense either Ii
o
Never mind about the Ide rich
They da not constitute a tociolbglra
prob < D1fll PadTirah But we have
Same Idle poor hem who need poMee
attentionr
attentionegina I
H I beglns to look as though 6re
tart of Agriculture Wilson will not
get a vacation this summer He hut
to tee Gnat the moot Is properly
stamped and tho right labe on the
bottle
bottleOlre 0
1 Give heed to thee dayfor last one
fleeting moment Inform > bur chil
dren that this Js the one hundred
and thirtieth anniversary of the i
signing of the Declaration of Inde
pendence
pendenceElla o
Ella Wheeler Wilcox 16 1 of the opin
Ion that Harry Thaw should be set
free but as all of Ullaa opinions are
copyrighted as coon as born the rest
of us cannot adopt them
1
This is the day the small boy cele
brate Tomorrow Is the day his
patents monrn
D
What Is a sang Fourth Tim way
way they celebrate It In England
n
Dont blow yo powdetv Dont
i rock the boat
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Hot Days Hriirflclul
It Is strange we never stop to real
ize that tho hot days are good for us
They are tho Just as they are good
I for crops Nature Sends ibo hot days
to give us a good sweating IfI I
the use of the vulgar word Is perm Is
sable for In this way It eliminate
some of the poisons from our eye
tome If we would get out of doors
Instead pf sitting In the shady nooks
i and take two or three hours In the
open air with tho boiling sun boll
I fne us right we would feel I lots bet
ter andbe lots better
This Is a correct theory and Is the
theory that prompted the Invention
I of tho hotair treatments I am giving
with such success In my practice
When used In connection with Ostq
YOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT
Jtcryclolunaku JOllIed bitter tixPoi
etp < yoar whole oildei rlgbt field on tkr
moa baakbrewnry bra MI
AMOLEK
A RROW
airics mum OUAMU suit
II CINT LACK j a Pall IS CtNT
CLUCTT moor i CO
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apathy It Is a specific for the all
mints that give tin Paiucahan tin
most trouble malaria chills and fe
verand biliousness and I can in Jut
a few minutes show anyone sufferjnr
of these ailments why they yield af
readily to the treatment I can refe
you to people you know who will al
tact to my abatements
It you febl drowsy and tired fee
Hke yotrhnd a taut band around you
head which was being drawn close
all the limp It you are suffering o
Indigestion of any form a course o
Ostlop thrc and dry hotair treat
menu will bring a quick cure ant
do so withont the aid of anything
but aids to Nature
My offlce hours are from 9 to 11
and from 2 to 5 Dr 0 B Froago
SIS Broadway Phone 1407
NEIL iiKCoitn nv TYiiisimni
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tlinrlmA XI irh0lelst Salt lake City
t r Hrfiikii WorlVlN Mirk
larkJuly
Salt J ikci CttJ July 4 Clrarfc ±
A Nichols an employe of thQ Salt l
Lake Herald broke Ihe worlds roc
ord > for Itnotypo contpoiltlon last
night finishing at an early hou >
this morning Mr Nichols set 106
300 ems of nonpareil type corrected
In seven hours and fiffytwo mlnuto
actual working time The provlou
record for eight hours Will made by
George A Green In Chicago In 1891
at a meeting of the International
Typographical Union Nichols
average per hour Tor UM entire time
was 13287 ems which exceeds the
wprldH record for am hour Thr
type set takerup 340 Inches of a
standard width newspaper column
and 127 pounds of irfejal was cast
KKCKIVlm TAKKS TIIACTIOX CO
Toledo And 11estcrri InlT IIi IIIY In
ten st on Bonds
Toledo July 4A receiver was
appointed hero for tho Toledo and
Western Railroad company which
operate a traction lines ith sixty
seven miles of track front Toledo to
Payette 0 and with a branch to
Adrian lIch The company also
controls the Toledo Fay tto and
Western Railway company which
has fourteen miles of road It Is l
understood that thu cause of tho re
reivnrshlp Is 1 duo to the fact that the
company would be unable to meet
the July interest on 50000 of To
ledo Ka ette and Western bonds
IAllb > r Allen of Cleveland the
financial backerof the property
died some time ago
Cmii Ol > FIVK ItliSCUKS SISTER
I
Little Heroine Puts Out Fire Saving
v ClilliVn Jlfe mill Her Hoiiie
Carney Vie July 4lolet
PetcTfon 5 yearn of age proved her
self a heroine today by saving the
life of her sister and extinguishing
a fire that would have destroyed her
homoi Tlitf sister Is G Years old
The two were alone In I the house
The older girl tried to freshen the
fire with kerosene and started the
blaze Her dress aOroiBhci attempt
ed vainly to smother the flames in
a blanket Then she told Violet to
throw water over her Tho child
kept her head and obeyed her sis
lers commands and then drawing
water from the well extinguished the
fire In the kitchen which was burn
ing briskly
r
The thing that makes a pretty hat
Is I the face under II
RED TYRANT QUITS
THE CZARS PALACE
llcport of Treimffs Dlsinissa
Accredited
Bailer IK lI l > lnK to IMnrotn Diiinif li
JxliHtlut OililiiH < + plnir7
In finny
MAIITIAh IIUW i tit ODKSSA
St Petersburg July 4oen Tre
ooff the military tyrant who has ruled
3t Petersburg with an Iron hand
lace the famourHod Sunday Is at
ast In disgrace If deports from an
mutually good source IS I true It Is l
laid that after a disagreeable Inter
view with the czar he has been re
ileved of his command and Is quitting
MeterhoffThis
This fact combined with an Inter
view with M Sturmer formerly ns
ilstant to the late Von Plchve in
Jfhich Sturmer takes a liberal view of
iffalr gives rise to the belief that
he czar le l preparing to back down
It Is also significant that Premier
aorcmykln had a long Conference
with the emperor and It is l reported
that the contemplated change In the
ministry was discussed It Is evident
that there Is a desire on the part of
he czar to placate the duma The
most significant step In this direction
is a statement that the government Is
eady to accept the Jaws passed by par
Imcnt for establishing liberty of
onsclence and freedom to meet
iniltiiry lit rniy
St Petersburg July tII doubt
if the existence of nn organized mill
ar revolutionary league which It
nsplrlng mutinies and uprising In
he army has been set at rest by the
Ilicovers of the teal and documents
If the league during the search of
leatlquarters at Vllna and detailed to
ramous regiments of the Third corps
Martial law was proclaimed today at
d64 a on account of the foment
ttrong the troops there
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HAH TO BAT I CAVmKS
FviO MOM ImprNonctl for Six Days
Air Hniilly Kerovrnil
i Ilondon July 4 After being Im
jrfcbned for six days In the flooded
tJafaaib Vale colliery two miner ot
he six originally Imprisoned were
eswitd allvo thin morning and two
Bodies were brought out by the res
Ult party The search will be kept
ipialthouKh all hope of finding the
Closing men has been abandoned
rhn two men rescued were discover
d In tho old workings having sub
ltcd for a week on a few candles
Ollilf them was still able to walk
anti the other was delirious during
the last part of his Imprisonment
MUST Piiovini SKATS
Wnrrantit Sworn Out for Pr irlcliii
lrfllrICIlIItif
St Louts Mo July 4Clly Attorney
orney Thomas U Anderson with
Detectives McOrath and McQuellan
today took out a warrant against 0
V Coutant general manager and
iiperlntcndenj of the William Barr
Dry Goods company charging him
with failure to provide proper seal
ing facilities for certain of his wo
men employes Doteotive McQrath
whH swore to the Information
Charges that In the comb and notion
lepgrtmenta four girls wero em
ploi ed and no seats provided for
them
ANTI tl11111Trr
Meliuir to IK Ailoplnl fly IliglNIi
Ilirllinnciil
London July 4 Edward Page
aslon of Chicago testified today
before the select committee of tho
house of lords on Juvenile smoking
that the worst article America sent
to Great Britain was the American
cIgarette The proposed British bill
which probably will receive the ln
dorsement of tho house of lords com
ilttcc provides for a fine of 5 for
the first offense In supplying tobacco
fa mlnore10 for a second offense
md thcrev > catlpn of the offenders
license one third conviction
AT OYSTER HAV
omth of July CcMimttd I li LtI
provrcj Siylo
Oyster Bay July 4 In spite of
threatening skies and ground sodden
with rain the president neighbors
went enthusiastically ahead with tho
independence Dat celebration at
Ocean Grove President Roosevelt
reached the grounds before the exer
lees beGun lie clapped his hands
when a choir of school children sang
the Star Spangled Banner Till
president went lit once to the picnic
Grounds where ho delivered an ad
T9SJ
Remarkable Growth of Automobile i if1
Manufacture in the United Statesi JIif1
Mora than four million dollars
worth of automobiles will have been
brought Into this country during the
fiscal year which ends with the pec s
eat weekand more than three mil
lion dollars worth exported during th1
flame time Figures of our foreign
tommerco In automobiles ns nn
nounced by tho department of com
pierce and labor through Its bureau
of statistics show the value of automobiles
mobile imported In the o even month
ending wlthiMay to have been f3
02244 and of parts thereof 378
389 while exports thereof during the
same months amounted to 2957748
It Is apparent therefore that the fig
ures for the full fiscal year which
ends with Saturday of this week will
chow more than fmjr million dollars
worth of automobiles and pails there
of Imported and more than three mil
lion dollars worth exported Mean
time tho manufacture of automobiles
In the tnlted States has amounted to
presumably more than twentysix mil
lions of dollars since the bureau of
the census has recently Issued a pre
liminary statement which thaws the
value of automobile manufactured m
the United State in IMC at 2C
R45n64 This figure Includes amounts
received for custom work and repair
I nit and value of products other than
PIttsburK Pa July 1o sensa
tion which has ever broken loose III
a divorce trlall In the Plltsburn courts
I equaled 1 that which developed today
In the divorce suit of Augustus
Hartje against his wife Mary Scott
Hartje Vfth her cheeks paling
and blazing with Indignation by
turns Mrs Hartje sat In the court
room and heard read twenty letters
which her husband alleges were
written by her to Thomas Madln
tho Irish coachman whom Ilartjo
has named an core pondcnt The
loiters were Ailed with tile moat
loving sentiment breathing passion
In every sentence v assuring him of
her undrtne love that she had left
no
rIN r THE LOBBY rn J
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Moore Whlttaker formerly man
ager of the depot lunch stande has
solved the problem ot the easy Je
structlon of local option towns A
storm recently blew a portion of n
church roof away at Fulton and tho
report wan exaggerated until IL had
Included the epUre town Ills wlfo
asked him about It Well ita easier
for Fulton to blow away than Padn
cab
Why she asked
Well Kutlon U adry town the
Joker replied
Registered at The Palmer today
are W C Rapp St Louis C 0
Wilson Atlanta Ga O W Palmer
Canton 0 C II Bradley Murray
Ky Charles E Mimal Metropolis
III W J Llelnllen New York W
T Mangum Louisville Ky H A
Allen Napier Tenn RD Murphy
New York C M I Fisher Nashville
Tenn A D KnoX l ulsvlllf Ky
1 U Merllng Dayton O
Belvedere C D Jackman Hop
klnsvllle Ky I J A JestcrSt Louts
H C Mortr Nashville Tenn B
Qrbhyno Jr Metropolis III II V
Redmond Blstersvllle W Va J
Blum Nashville Tenn E D Mitch
ell Virginia
VirginiaSurldus
Surjilim In Notional Funds
Washington July 4A surplus
of 20024772 Is shown by tho com
paratlve statement of the govern
ment receipts and expenditures for
June 1906 and a surplus of 126
187160 for the fiscal year ending
June 20 1906 During June tho
receipts were 36342309 For the
year tho receipt were 594914714
and the disbursement 568727
064 In the preceding year hero
was a deficit of 23987652
A statement by tho director of the
mint shows that In May 190C thu
coinage executed at the mints of the
United Slates aggregated 2060751
as follows Gold 1436020 all
ver 324964 minor coins 295
761itt
At the close of business on June
30 the circulation of national bank
notes was 561112360 an Increase
for the year of 66392554 and an
Increase for the month of 1982
700 At the close of business Juno
30a statement Issued by the treas
ury shows that the governments
total debt lens cash In the treasury
aggregated 904455085 a decrease
fOB tho month ot 17519005
Hardly anybody would like to get
tho cussing a millionaire has with
out hIs money
moneyw o
i w 3wn n St
automobiles but ns It docs not In Ic
elude automobile valued at 879 205V
manufactured In establishments en
Raged primarily In the manufacture I
t 1
of other products It may probably be
safely set down that the value of nil II I
tomoblles produced In thu United I > w II yd M
Stale approximates twentysix mil
lions of dollars and tho Imports four
millions and that out of the total ofi H
thirty million dollar there was export
cd About throe million dollars expo ofI I s
The rapid Increase In thcutoof anry
tomabltcs III 1 shown In n marked de
gree both by tho figures ot the bureau
of statistic and thooo of the bureau ° ttt
of the census The value ofautonio Itt t j
Lutes manufactured In 1900 Ie I air 1
en by the census flgurts at only 4 1 d
748011 and In 1905 as above Indl
tJ r
rated at 260450114 The bureau f
of statistic figures will show approx
imately four million dollars worthI i
of automobll Imported In the fiscal >
year 1906 against leu than two anal lY i
onehalf millions In 1905 about ono
and onehalf millions In 1904 and
about one million In 1903
Of the three million dollars worth
of automobile exported In tho fiscal f
year Just ending about onehalf coca r
to Europe and most of the remainder
to Canada Mexico the esindlss
I nnd Australia
Advises Her Hostler Lover That J
He Must Put Talcum on His Feet JE E
her husband for him au > l would r
never love anyone else Sb lac
cured him of growing cold toward
her but Mill her heart was on flro
with love for hIm and would always
bu MI Interspersed with all these
loving message were such practicali t
i
4tt tItl
advice as for him to bo careful about
brushing the horse dust OUt of his 441 T <
hair nut to neglect his bath to put
talcum powder on his feet and bo
state and change his socks dally Tho
crowd In the court room wanted to
laugh but Judge Krazer suppressed
all levity He looks upon this IIIR y
tragedy not a comedy Mrs Hartjo
denies authorship of the letter To v
morrow tho defense will cekr > to
provo that they ate forgeries t
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TCIIIKWMI In Ire Trent Ml In lIt ilirri
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Memphis TennJuly 4The nom x
Inatlon of II Clay Evans by the Ho r
publicans Is I a foregono conciiisldn K 4
and along with that come two Inter
eating statements Tho first Is that
Mr Evan will accept the challenge
of Gen M 1 It Patterson the Demo
cratle nominee and wilt meet him In
a series of Joint debates Tho second
la I that tho Itepubllran platform will
contain two plank rejected by tho dr
Democrat Tho first provide for Ic
general local option law throughout
the stole and the second would pro
hibit gambling on races
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BishopsCarriage
By MIRIAM MICHELSON
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It Is a sory you should not faltto
read and we know you will corn s
plete It If you start with the open
Ing chapters There Is love
adventure pathos comedy and
tragedy In Itthe story of a New
York girl thief i
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