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1 MONDAY JANlUllY 17 1
PAGE EIGHT THE PADUCAH EVENING SUN l tijr I
AMENITIES LOST
ON AL FOREMA
1UIOII1 IHSCOUIITKOUK TO 10
r 1UT1OAL OWONKNTrt
IJoW Wlint Alderman Tlirrntrnotl lie
Jollitl Ito III I Appoint
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COLCirj MKKTINCi TOXHJH
feo tat the threat made by an al
dcrnmn during the deadlock thatl I
the fdur Republican aldermen did
not let tho four Democratic aldermen
have the president and tt commit
I tees At Foreman would pack the
councllnianlc committee with Demo
crats and block tho administration
and the late prophesy of the Newt
Democrat that from now on the ad
ministration and the council will be
nt loggerheads have been made
goodAfter
After the Republican aldermen
Announced their finance committee
as containing two Republicans and
one Democrat President Al M Fore
man of the board of councilmen baa
e announced his committee to contain II
three Democrats TvltJi no Republican
representation1 The committees are
as Finance follows Hannln Harton Kreut
I zer Ordinance Lally Iegh Mayers
Streei Bower Lally McCarthy
Light and Water Kreutzer Leigh
Mayers
MayersPublic Improvements Wilson
c llinnln Leigh
Fire and Police McCarthy May
era Lcgh
License Duvall Lally Wilson
Ilnllroad Telegraph and Telephone
Mayer Wilson Duvall
Soepltnl Sowor and Sanitary
Harton Buddc Hannln
Relief McCarthy Mayers Duvall
Cenietcry Iianhin Barton Lally
Printing Lolgh WlUon Duvall
Enrollment 7 Barton flower
S nuddo
Judiciary Duddo McCarthy Wil
son
Meeting Tonight
Tonight Is the regular meeting
tonight of tto council and as all
committees have been announced
the boards can get down to steady
grinding for the coming year Many
Important matters are to be consid
ered this year
One matter of general Interest
that probably will come before the
Council tonight Is that of Increasing
tho monthly Mlarlcs of patrolmen
and Bremen They are paid JCO the
month and wart moro money It
la difficult to retain good met for
the places owing to the low wages
they receive
Preceding the council mooting to
night the joint finance comm ttee
wilt nwcmble to receive bids for the
pu roll aro of Central fire station on
f North Fourth street Many bids are
on hand and each must be accompan
ted by a certified week for JlOOO
The property I Ito 1 be vacated as
roan as the new station Is ready for
occupancy
BRIGHIS DISEASE
CAUSES DEATIf OF IIOMEUT A
BUUGUSS TODAV
Well Knomi Itellrctl Fiinner Soc
cutnbs tb Illness of Iiij Stand
I inj Infant Burled
After a ton montha Illness of
Bright disease Mr Robert A Bur
goes 5C years old died at 555
oclock thle morning at his home
1720 Harrison street His condition
r for several days had been COndltlO1 I
Mr Burgets was a naMve of Mc
Cracken county where he engaged in
W F PAXTON
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It RUDY
Cutler
farming up until six yearn ago when
ho retired and came to Paducah too I
realoo lie was not affiliated wllh I
ant church or lodges Surviving blm
are his wife Mrs Ellen Bunge
and three children Mrs U II Gar
rett and Mcssni W E and R i S
Burgess aM l of this city He leave
no other Immediate relatives
Tho funeral services will be con
ducted at the residence at 1030
oclock tomorrow morning by tbo
Rev M I E Dodd pastor of the First
Baptist church Burial will be at
Oak Grove cemetery
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Ches1eIvrl Lock
I The body of Cheney Earl Lock tbe l
llmonthsold lOn or Mr and Irs
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Earl Lock formerly of Paducah was
brought here at 730 oclock thl
morning from Chicago where ho die
Saturday of bronchialpneumonia
Uurlal was fit Oak Grove ccmotory
The body was accompanied by tho
hllda parents
parentsMrs
Mm Ella Thomas
Mrs Ella C Thomas wife of 11 V
D I Thomas 900 Jackson street died
it 1035 oclock Saturday jilgh
alter a lingering Illness of compll
rations She had been confined t t
ler bed for 13 weeks and for tho
past week little hope was held Cor
her
herShe
She was born In Tipton county
enncssee near Covlngton June 13
ISG5 nnd was reared there Shi
vas the daughter of John R Man
Fio On Juno 30 1885 she was
narrlca to Mr Thomas and they
acne to Paducah In 1891 Their
union was blessed by the birth of six
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children but only two survive Thej
are Miss Eula Thomas and Master
Mncio Thomas She also leaves n I
rother Mr John R Manasco andI I
one sister Mrs J J Woodbury
both of Memphis Tcnn
She was n member of the Cum
crland Presbyterian church and
ilghly respected The funeral was
beld at 3 oclock yesterday afternoon
at the home and burial at Oak Grove
cmetcry Tho Rev G T Sullivan
ifflclated In the absence of the Re
D J i W Fooka pastor of the Cumber
land Presbyterian church
PresbyterlanchurchBY
BY MISTAKE
IADAM CASTI5LUANO WAS AH
it I TED
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ClAlnOfnnt N Acquitted of Charge or
Larceny nt llelulcrMin
Madam Caetellano was acquitted
IIadnt I
at t Horrderson Saturday on the charge
1 of r grand larceny It developed that I I
It t was a rase of mistaken Jdentlty nsI I
wol1 as a similarity of names By
Itnesscs Madam Cartcllano proved
toot the was In Paducah on the day
vd even the hour that a handsome
gold watch ape stolen in Henderson
br a woman who now Is considered
adam CastcHanos double Attor
ey W Mike Oliver represented her
and the case was dismissed when
about half of the sixteen witnesses
for the defense had testified Madam
astellano Is a clairvoyant and has
returned to Paducah
Toothpicks as a Diet
A well known sculptor tells the
Mowing story
Whenever I tee a toothpick Ink I
tMnk of a dinner that ins given In
Home in honor of two Turkish noble
men L
menI sat beside the younger of the
iblemen Ho glttered with gold
ibroldery and great diamonds but
ivcrtheless I pitied him rinceroly
Cor he was strange to our table man
nors and some of boll errors were
both ludicrous and painful
Toward tho dinners end the ser
vant extended to the young man n
plate of toothpicks He waved the
plate away saying In a low and btt =
ter voice
4No thank you I have already
aten two of tho accursed things
and I want no more Independent
Occasionally the human raco is
run over the course of true love
p run YEA n
PURYEARI I
Assistant Cashier I
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
fxaser + TK > 4L >
Third and Broadway
State Depository
Capital y100000
Surplus k 60000
Stockholders liability k 100000
Total security to depositor oo 1250000
IN1ERES PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS FROM 7 TO 8 OCLOCK
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FAVOR WAR
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KOllMUIl HKCUKTAHY 01 bTri
volt EDUCATION
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1Iuiui for Enlarging Armies 111111
XnvlcM but IlelleclliiiH or Jutl
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DBCLAKUS JOHN w rosri
New York Jan 17 Public sent
moot Is still n favor of war as the
best means of EC HI I Jig IntcrnnUoni
dleputoe In the opinion of John W 1
Foster former secretary of sUto An
address by Mr Foster was read to
day at a meeting of the New York
Peace society Ho advised the at
vocates of unlverial peace I to Bto II
tong to force legislation and It I
stead tb work for a sentiment ror
peace Little hope could be expect
he eald from Hie present scant
MaJGen Wood had said the arm
should be enlarged and strengthened
Such pontlmonta are but a refle
of the popular feeling In our cool
try continued Mr Foster and It 1
la one wlrMi must be changed bofor
KC may expect any permanent and >
substantial realization of tho prlu
Iplea of the pence society
Senator Burton of Ohio said the
United States should lead all othe
mtons In banishing war He favor
Cd a conservative naval program
BOOTLEGGING
HAIKiK COSTS TIIIIEK DEFKXI
ANTE Rya EACH
miplalnt of flay That Ho llni
lleen Itohlxxl Starts the <
Inquiry
After hearing evidence In mixed
ip iilsky selling cases in poll
curt this morning Judge Cross OK
leaipd heavy fines upon three de
endants Frank Hogn and Pat
bobbins were fined 60 each for sell
Ing eplrltuous vinous and mal
liquors without a license whit
Ldoyd Covington IS years old wa
ned fO > for acting In the capacity
oC a mersenger and furnlfblng the
i ooze to Virgil Gentry a minor
Tho cat was let out of the bag
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Then Gentry complained to the po
ilco last night tlmt ho had been rob
bed Sergeant Llge Cross alter
tearing Gentrys story accompanies
ire to South Second street between
Broadway and Kentucky avenue
vhero the bootlegging hi alleged to
I lave been In progress all day Sun
lay Gentry told the police be
Knight whisky several times Sunda
rem Hogan aril Hint Robbln was
I he walking agont llogan confer sc d
to selling Gentry ono botttlc but de
I nied thatt Robbins was lmiflcaed In
the deal Robblns from whom Ser
geant Cross rescued a pint of
booze told the court he had but
one plat and ho bought that from ai
mknown negro near Broadway Ins
I ight just after rundown Hogan
IOOld ho had only giro pints and after
Illlng upon ono he decided to feW
Ibo other Ho said be was too drunl
to remember what time of the dal
e transaction between him and
entry took place Covlngton wit
he bought whisky from Hognn In the <
allO running west from Seconi 1
erect und delivered the wot goods to
entry who Is but 18 years old mil
onfeMlon cost him 50 Dt did Ho
gan Bvldenco against Robbins
WIL8 strong enough for finding him
guilty of asBlstlng Hogan
Mnllrluus Sliwtlnj
Charged with malicious ritootlng
Miff Thompson colored was given a
ontlnunnco until tomorrow He war
rested last night at 9 oclock bj
atrolmen Baldrldge and Rtekraan U
ompany with Harley Agnew color
ed both 8 suqiccts tn the rtiootlnt
at Sixth and Husbands streets at mid
night Saturday when Jim Darker
bored was that In the right leg
Agnew wall dlsmlesed1
Speedy Justice was meetcd oat foi
the <
Joe Mitchell a roustabout on
learner Ol > xlo who was arrested at
8 30 oclock lbs morning by Patrol
man Stewart at First street and
roadway charged wltn breach oJ
the peace Ho was taken to tho city
ball and Into court where ho war
fincd 10
Harriett Wood and Hattie Parks
otored women were ftned 15 cart
Cor engaging In a hair falling con
st
estFor engaging In a fight W T Jef
ers a white man and Nelson Br >
ant colored were fined 10 each
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Holeproof Hose for
women and children
6 pair guaranteed
for 6 month
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Me Store Tbafs Busy All The Time
meE6u hrie
TE JANUARY CLEARANCE AND WHITE SALE r
Now at Their Full Height
Guthries has been the Mecca of bargain seeking women for tho past week Two great attractions here = The Annual
Clearance and White Sale There are odd lots from every department which we are closing out at remarkably low
prices Tuesday will be a banner Bargain Day Hundreds of the best items not advertised m
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Laces and
Embroideries
100 new patterns In Vallen
clones Laces both tho edge
I and Insertion neat dainty
patterns lOc n yard values choice up to 5 < f C
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cry Flouncing beautiful
sheer quality a regular COo
I value In tho white ORn
isale i
3 4 and 6Jnch Embroidery
Edging and Insertion Cf
in yard lengths yard ilU
C 7 and 8Inch Embroidery
Edges In 10 yard9c
lengths the yardC
Beautiful Nainsook and
Cambric Match Patterns
and Beta of the fine Swiss
manufacture at very low
prices during this white
Bale Notice In our windows
tho new galloons headings
etc
January Sale of
Corsets
Over n hundred of this seasons
best styles In Thompsons Glove
Fitting La Victory Bon Ton Royal
Worchester C B ala Sprite and
other well known makes Tho
models aro ones which wo are dis
continuing Each Corset Is guaran
teed In every respect and In the lot
you will find all the long models
Theres not a full run of sizes of
each model so we advise you to
comq early before your size Is gone
All 350 models 92lt
24t
All 2r0 models flIO
Ml 4200 models dla5
All 4160 models SIi
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RIVER NEWSt I t
niter Singe
Pittsburgh 50 33 fat
Cincinnati 31G 03 fay
Loulevllle 272 3C rice
Bvnnsville t 271 34 rise
Ml Ver no arm lee 1 n g
Mt Canncl 138 20 rise
Nash villa mUving
NashvIliomusingChattanooga 44 < H fall
Florence 37 13 fall
JohnsonvlIJo 98 20 fall
Cairo 324 22 rise
St Louis 17 2 21 fall I
Paducah 241 03 eke
Burnsldo C2 32 fall
Carthage 1 95 16 rise
Biter Forecast
The river here will continue ris
ing for the next 24 hours and come
to a stand
standTodnyn Arrival
George Cowling from Metropolis
Ohio from Qolconda
Bettto Owen from Brookport
Dick Fowler from Cairo
Todays Departure
Cowling for Metropolis
Fowler for Cairo
RussellLord for lower Obloj j
Ohio for Golconda
Bettlo Owen for Brookport
filter nnd Weather
The gauge at 7 a m read 241
ROOF
SPECIALISTS
j We patch and paint old roofs
and put on new ones on short
notice No roof troubles wo
cant remedy Only exclusive
business of the kind In city
M B Paint and
Roofing Mfg Co
Old Phone 1218A
Muslin Underwear
This y rwc have surrwwed nil previous effort In value
giving In spite of the emit advance in prices vie arc of
firing goods nt last years prices Hen nro only n few
Itciim rend carefully j j s t i
AT = o tr 1 t I a 1
Good quality Drawers tucked or trimmed with loco made
nice cloth and a value worth COc sale
of long ORn
price25C
Dainty Corset Covers mado of nice quality nainsook trim
med elaborately with Vnllcnclenncs lace several ORn
i5C
styles to select from all sizes IWleprlceC
AT 100
At this prlco wo offer ono hundred dozen Corset Covers of
real 50c quality and style Macho of nice nainsook and
beautifully trimmed In dainty lace five styles to QQ
39sel
select from white Bale prlco Odu
AT we t
At this price you will find Drnwcn Corset Covers and
Skirts which aro always sold At 65c nnd 76c Wo advise
you to lay In a supply early for when the present IQn
49clot
v7C
lot Is exhausted no more can be obtained at 401
AT 70C TO 300
We show the daintiest French Lingerie wn especially call
your attention to our window display of these hlghgrado
goods to All I very special I values at 79c CC nn
REMNANTS
REMNANTSAnd
And Short Lengths
of Goods at Half
Price
Wo have collected for tomorrows
selling short lengths and remnants
of Dress Goods Silks Wash Goods
etc In many Instances there In
enough material for a waist pat
tern In lame there Is enough COr
n skirt These lengths are of tbo
seasons most popular goods And
are marked for quick gale at nbout
Half Price
feet Indicating a rise of 12 feel
since Saturday Woatber cloudy and
warmer and business fair I
MUrcIlnneoin
Preparations are being made toI I
send the towboat Russoll Lord to the
lower Ohio today to load lien
Tho Ohio came In from Golconda
yesterday bringing 700 sacks of
corn and several wagon loads of to
bacco for this port
The Dirk Fowler resumed the
Cairo trade this morning leaving at
S oclock Sho la due back tonight
between 8 and 9 oclock
Tho Georgo Cowling made her two
regular frills between hero and Me
tropolis today doing A good bUll
nessTho
Tho Clyde Is receiving freight at
tho wharfboat she departs at 6 p
m Wednesday evening for Waterloo
Ala
AlaTho
Tho Kentucky got away Saturday
evening with a big trip for Rlverton
Ala and Is duo back Thursday
night
Ice in the river became more con
spicuous yesterday and was thlckur
today than It has been for several
days
There are many log rafts waiting
to be taken below but on account
of the Ice It Is Impossible to bring
them out
The usual Sunday quiet prevailed
yesterday on the levee and the only
boat moving was tho Ohio from
Golconda
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A Family Uktnu
II ClMle 1 Oh Reggie dont glvfe It leI I
him give It to bin oilier
Mens Furnishing
I Department
Tile rguannMcKlnney Shirts for
spring are here Now spring patterns
terns and styles and better than
ever If you have never tried our
shirts we want you to come In and
let us ahow you We can giro you a
perfect fitting shirt made of French
Madras In many different style At
COo
At 1 100 wo show tho styles and
pattern that are offered on 1200
to 3CO shirts These shirts are
tho beet wo know of and If you
want better shirts for Icsa money
wo advise you to try them
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When a man U tick be expects the Oivo the average woman liaf a
rest of his family to drop everything chance and rhell do enough worn
ind linen to btt grunt InK for t > 19 entire fntnllv
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Pictorial Review Pat
terns for Februaryt4
now on Late style
Book Free 1
Long Cloths
and Nainsook
Good quality Long Cloth t1
oft finished for 1r
luk124c
12 lie quality white < in
Csale I
Our special quality Lone i
Cloth a very soft finish
1 Cc value wile I 0 t
12Ilrloo
price 1 tub
English Finish Long Cloth
extra quality closely woven
20c value sale 4
15prlco I c
Other values equally Inter
eating at lOc 20c < 2Gc and
SGc tho yard Special price
mad on 12yard lengths
A beautiful Sheer Silky
quality of Nainsook regular
lye value salo 1 f
prlco Salo11c
Regular ZOo for15C
of Nainsook for C
Other prices In proportion
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TELEPHONES Nil
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Olfice 904 S Third Si Phones No3
The best coal in the city andabundance of it Plenty of teams to haul it No coal famine with us Give us your order and you will not be disappointed 5
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