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> are sow enabled to give a twelve minnte service between Rowlandtown and
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r a Late cars leave Fourth and Broedway at 101510 81115 anl 1133 p m
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lOLD I STEEL ENGRAVINGS
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101U A Piuluralian Possesses Two Fully
nd 300 Years Old
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erg Mr A Brahlc of North ThIrd St
de > j has two original steel engravings by
coin D P Teners Jr a celebrated Ger
va man engraver of several centuries
Ito1 ago and valuesthe pictures highly
roll They are aged being nearly three
Hh hundred years old and arc without
II is frames They are Wonderfully pre
gn4 served however and the owner was
Gillotrered 50 for each CO years ago
Imi He has had them with him since he
f came hero from the old country and
n cwhile he would sell them the price Is
sr rather steep and few purchasers in
ist Paducah could be found at the fig
WBYure
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trlJllother Machine Victim
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InelMiss l Mollle Reynolds a young
waagIrl employed at the basket factory
mpiIII Mcchanlcsburg got her right hand
0caught dn a machine yesterday after
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mon and several fingers mashed Her
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cejisister was Injured by a similar acci
omdent the day before Dr C Mt Sears
dressed tho injury
ce The Slmplett Sarttt Sifot
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UNIQUE COMPASS
LOCAL PATTKKX MAKKIl IX
VKXTS IXSTHUMHXT TO
MYKI OVALS
Device Wholl Has X < > Initial Makes
It Possible to Describe Perfect
Ellipse
A now device vhicli may be term
ed an oval compass la the result
of a dream which capped tho climax
of a hideous nightmare which Mr
Harry Judd the wellknown I C
pattern maker suffered Monday
nightMechanics
Mechanics oftch have occasion to
describe ovals eggshaped or elllpso
figures of nil slzep and It Is Impos
sible it is said to get them perfect
as perfectly formed as A circle Mr
Judd had often noticed tinners and
wood workers using a trio of nails
in vain attempt to describe a perfect
oval but had never given the matter
of Inventing a device to do tho work
a serious thought until a dream furn
ished him tho Id aaU complete
and needing but the application of
Mr Judds skill
The patternmaker hastened to the
railroad shops Monday morning and
worked out his device before the Idea
left him Tho result la a simple con
trivance yet one which would re
quire abundance of tho moat llroct
deliberation and It does the work
perfectly It Is something the like
of which has never been seen
Ovals of any length can be drawn
to perfection The maohlno will not
mako a perfect circle however the
nearest arrival at a perfect circle be
ing ono inch longer than it is broad
Mechanical draughtsmen artists
metal workers and tradesmen who
have occasion to work out perfect
ovals will find Mr J ddS Instru
ment an Indlsponslble device and
Mr Judd la thinking of patenting it
and placing it on the market JlJ
has made two a largo and small
ono and the test proves It I a SUCCCB
beyond a doubt
DICTATOR OK EUROPE
TlilH Is the Selfimposed Hole of the
a Knbcr
Berlin April llThe kaiser U
determined to stand before the world
as the dictator of Europe according
to Information which comes from an
Intimate of tho German court
fTha Algeclra conference Is the
first step toward tho realization of
that ambition The kaiser has thus
far demonstrated that ho Is a factor
to bo counted in any questions of In
ternational matters in Europe lie
insists that there should bo a confer
ence Nobody wanted a conference
but the kaiser wanted one and ho
had hla own Way
Ho Is co gratified by his success
that it Is believed he will not ylelu
in his demands In regard to Moroc
co unless he sees that ho can turn
such yielding to good account for
himself The kaiser I strongly be
lieves that England Is so desirous
of peace that she will keep clear ol
war at any cost whllo France is In
no position to wagon great war AH
for Russia she is powerless
Tho possibility of England and
France joining hands and unitedly I
fighting Germany is a contingency
that tho German empire poohoons
Ho Is so Insistent upon Aho achieve
ment of his designs to bo the first
man of Europe that his more mod
crate minister N who arc urging
conciliation ore having an unhappy
ttmov
nought High Priced Nag I
London April 11 rAujfust Bel
mont bag purchased the racing stair l
lion 39UM iwyiftf fl2StoO < f
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1M INDIANS
AUK KAlIDLY COMIXO INTO TIIK
HKSKUVATIOX NOW
Team Today li Ran to Practice for
the Tussle With the Washington
111 Club
Qllllgan and Hass and ono or two
more Indians arc to come yet arid
the Paducah tryouts will be com
plate This morning Winters Wig
gnu Chenault Antes Tadlock and I
Frazier arrived Today the first real
practice work began
The Indians will practice daily
and hope to bo in a good condition
for the opening game with Wash
ington of the trolley league Satur
day The gamo Sunday will doubt
less bo largely attended
Pap Farnbaker In the Cairo
Bulletin has tho following to say
about the Indians
Tho Indians are reporting nf Pa
ducah As fast as they appear Chief
Lloyd equips each lied Face with a
pair of gum boots and a life preserver
in order that there bo no lives lost
at Walloweo Park Natatorium He
also has danger signals placed off
the bridge at midnight spanning
the Hogwnllow Kentuckian near
the depot
C S Wall bascaall enthusiast of
Jackson Tenn is preparing to or
ganlze ah Independent baseball team
and is soliciting aid from the liter
chants and street car company In a
financial way ilt la said the team
Is assured and the team will have
plenty of work to do as baseball will
be a foaturo of sports on Mayfield
Hickman Fulton Dyersburg Hunt
ingdon Tenn and many other west
ern Tennessee and Kentucky towns
Kith Chief Lloyd Bert Hasa
Red Ashford Brownie OlcClaln
Eddie Gilligan and other seasoned
ball players to mould tho youthfu u
element which will compose part of
the Indian team this season the fans
may feel asaurred that time team will
bo one of head strength as well
as skill In the actual handling Of
ball mitt and bat
Paducah Is fixed about as well
as any minor league team could hope
to bo fixed for players She has
the expeclcnce tho brawn the agil
ity in fact tho everything essential
to a successful baseball team What
few inexperienced youngster thti
team will support will bo well coach
ed long boforo the playing season Is
hero and perfect team work will re
sult There 1s no experimenting tt
go through unless it be to decide tho
stronger of the many strong playojU
the Indians have signed
Pap Farnbaker he of the Long
Pipe and Heavy Hammer says that
wo wilt not have another Land and
incidentally throws In a few daahcj
of liquid air temperature at GIlll I
gan9 batting average with other
dreamy effects he is laboring under
lie finally comes out of itsand
realizing that tho Indians will be b
typo of strength this season pre
pares In his own peculiar way tho
Cairo fans for what is coming Cairo I
is thusly layIng a soft bed of loaves l i
to fall upon but for the sake of the i
sport It Is hoped tho fall will not be
too heavy
too1Ieavyoor
For the 1ce of Pap Farnbak
ers argument wo will leave the big
mitt lay on the chest protector for
tho time being The pitching staff
Is not bothering Lloyd and this Li
sufficient to settle all doubt In thi
minds of local lana Bert liMa and
Jlmmio Connors dont have reputa
tions to make They are arrived
and It will bo hard to select the first
sacker Gilllgans position on sec
ond cant be better filled and Wot
zol Is no youngster to knock knees
cat tho SIght OC4 pitcher Wetzel
has placed Iho game 4 ror years and
Lloyd got hula record before he sign
ed ItlmRed Perry need lsno In
troductlpn and neither dp EddltfTny
loruRcd Ashford or Brownie Me
Claln Miller Gregory and others
who are hero for tho In and but fields
are men at whom Cairo or any other
team will Jump to get If they are un
successful in getting on In Padu
cahLloyd
Lloyd Is bothering about nothing
but tho short time for team practice
Tho condition of tho park and the
working out of tho team is what
Lloyd is nervous about and not tho
players or formation of tho loam
Eddie Kolb Is now getting ready to
do business In Vinccnncs and his
players arc beginning to como in on
every train Kolb knows good play
era and can bo depended on to have I
a strong aggregation Ho says little
but does things being of tho
Chief Lloyd type Eddie Kolbs
hot air balloon burst the first season
he went into the Kitty league
towcams
The Illinois town teams are all
nearly perfectly organized and arc
playing anteseason games They are
starting In early to be prepared to
meet tho Old Head teams from
Cairo Vinccnncs and Paducah
The following dispatch tells of the
Initial application of a nOw baseball
rule
ruleCincinnati
Cincinnati 0 April 11Tho Phil
adelphia American league club and
tho St Paul American Association
club were fined 2BO each by tho na
tonal commission for covering up
Outfielder Phil Gclr contrary to the
rules of the national agreement It
appears that both clubs notified the
commission last fall that choir had
been transferred from St Paul to
Philadelphia for cash In hand paid
Recent developments indicated that
no cash was exchanged and that the
player was returned to St Paul Both
clubs acknowledged this
In each finding the commission
asserts that as the covering up took
place before the new rules regarding
this practice were enacted only n
nominal penalty was given each club
Had It occurred under the noW rules
the Athletics would have been fined
1000 and the St Paul team 750
This Is the first covering up case fur
nished by the commission
Doctors Meet Tonight
The McCrackon County McdJca
society will meet tonight In the of
fices of Dn R Hmrno Inateail of
Dr H F AVllllanigon on account
of the absence of Dr Williamson
who waaf called from the city
njDuIC
Dulcv and a general discussion of
reported cases will be a feature of
the meeting
meetingSleeting
Sleeting of Odd Follow
Fulton Ky April 11limo South
west Kentucky Association of Odd
Fellows will meet April 20 In Ar
IIngton Ky Grand Master A W
Clements will be tho principal
speaker of the day but thero will be
other distinguished orators present
The r
Rnhnrribfl for inn
RIDING CRANK SHIFT CULTIVATOR
None better and we doubt any being equal Y
References
Evan Jell Paducah R 1 + Df i D S Holland Padu
cah R F D1 Will Ware Paducah R I + DtI
Rowel l = Rogers Co t
129 North Third St
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Couldnt Get Kind Wiinlcd
Mf < J W WtlMtformcrly In the
livery and stock business In Padu
cah left this morning for his horn
In Birmingham Ala after a busi
ness trip to tho city
Mr Wlllett has teen away fivo
t
Closing Out Our Hardware DepartmentJ J
WE WILL SELL AT COSTe1j
Anything in our Hardware department Gcii rat line of Hardware
Tinware Graniteware Galvaniedware Ice Cream Freezers Lawn d
Mowers and everything In our store
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liable beckon I1 e Treatment for Women
Address lMt6 Advlserjr pepartaeftt TIII
C1IattaDiioci Malidw CO Chattanooga Teima
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years but bas been more once or
twec since his departure on buM
ness This time he canio to buy
st < xk a buslnwn In which he is I en
I gaged In Alabama and elated that t y
tho t was unablo to set any of the kind
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Womans Burden
No matter what experience has shown there will always be somesj
women who believe that they must at least once a month bear the bur 1 i
den of PAIN as a part of womans lot They must if sick If well I
not Periodical pain is a sign of functional diseasCa cry of your nervese
for help To strengthen and restore the diseased organs to health takeS
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EASTER GIFTS
For this joyous season we have
arranged special display of
novelties and souvenirs suitable
for remembering your friend
Easter Spoons polemarks
Rosaries Crosses Belt Sets
Waist Sets Fancy Combs and
many other seasonable articles
articlesI
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Womans
WomansRelief e3
Relieft
U I suffered so dreadfully I just thought I could not live writes Mrs John
JohnShort r
female troubles I took Ordui and It certainty has been of great benefit tome I
am still taking it and am getting along fine I am able to do my housework and
andgo a
advice and medkiiie Of great curatiVe power TIn4 1 JO S
over all deiarigcmcntsrpf the womanly ftfflcticns
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