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11FRIDAY APRIL 27

CIRCULATION °STATEMENT

March 13778 March 16 3799March 23784 March 173792March 3 3778 March 193782March lji3764 March 203783-March

t 63757 March 21n9March 73755 March 22 3793

a March 8a7ia March 233791March 93774 March 243793-

d March 103768March 25379yMarch 12 J3768 March 213805

r March 13 3771 March 283812March 143714 March 293837March 153788 March 303560f

+ t March 3t 3867

Total 102325Average for March 19063790A-verage for March 1905 3247543dPersonally appeared before methin April 1 1906 E J Paxtongeneral manager of Tho Sun Whoaffirms that tho above statement otthe circulation of Tho qua for themonth of March 1906 to true to thebest of his knowledge and beliefPETER PURYEAR Notary Public

My commission expires January22 1908

Dally ThoughtCharacter creeds no recommenda ¬

1t

tion It pleads Us own cause Suscess

ttTHE DECIJATORY IMMUNITY

T BILLSClose on the vigorous message of

i ft the president directing attention to< the imperative need of a declaratory

act on the immunity Question billshaveejheen Introduced in senate andhouso which are designed to meettho need says the Chicago RecordHerald the senate measure and onepresented Jn the house by Mr Mar ¬

tin follow tho draft prepared by theattorney general while a bill Introduerd ill the bOttse1tty Mr LlUletteldIchanges somewhat the phraseologyof the draft of the department ofjustice and during the progress oftho bills in the respective houses fur ¬

ther verbal changes may of courseeuggest themselves Dut the objectIs clear and tho essential quality tobe imparted to tho proposed act isabsolute plainness or definiteness

Persons who give testimony Inl proceedlngs authorized by law are enti ¬

pled to Immunity but tho general be-e

¬

lief has been that only those who aresubpoenaed and give testimony un-

der¬

t oath are witnesses within thelegal meaning of the term and that

i I the Word evidence hasllikewise acertain restricted meaning JudgeHumphrey having given the immuni ¬

ty statutes a totally different and un ¬

expected construction tho declarato ¬

ry bills guard against future miscon-ception and misinterpretation of theIntent of congress by providing that

I immunity shall be extended only tothe natural person who as ° a witnessunder oath teslleaat a proceedinghold under the law or produces doc

IttumenlaryevJdence under like conse ¬

quences v

The pb rase t natural person Jslrused of ourse to exclude corpora ¬

tions which are regarded by the lawas artificial persons from the bene ¬

r fits pt the Immunity clause The prop-riety

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of such exclusion seems to havebeen established by tho decision ofthe supreme court In the tobaccotrust c shpld in that suitthat a corPoration being the creature

f7 of the state has no right to refuseto submit its books and papers forfi4an examination at the suit of thestate and no clam Jo general im ¬

munityThe other clauses of the proposed

I act wjll abolish the citizens Immu ¬

> ally bath and the threatened nulli ¬

oration of the antitrust interstatei 1commerce and corporate publicity

laws j

J o

nrk Judge Evans according to rulingsKJf the cases known as tho chain

f bang suits against Paducah as men

IJoned elsewhere makes It clear thattbe city Is laying itself liable to heagy damages In the way It works theprisoners fined In tho city court andwltodo not llquldate their assess ¬

vents The Judges declaration thatthere IIs merit In such suits clearly

Ivphases U up to the Paducah council

io provide a workhouse for the pris ¬

oners convicted In the citycourt and

who will jot pay their fines and runJudT Curtkelrlskof being mulcted In

oln fififTiOWioaTy Judgments in-

c

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f rthe course There are other reasonsfor workhouse however as hasbeen clear tot yearsand there shouldbe no useSees delay In establishingone There can ever be found abund ¬

ant free workers to do the streetcleaning etc and at a cost whichwill Trove a great saving to the cityIn more ways than one and thisshouldnotbas some now hold anargument against a workhouse

0

Lava pronounced layva Is thelatest new vegetable It Js a marinelegumej found on the rocks In theScqttlsh coast and Is served hot withroast mutton The London Mall saysiTo Ihp ipafato Java brings a subtlecommingling of pleasant salinity asof marinated fish and a delicate hintof subacld of lime or lemona lin ¬

gering bonne bpucho that produces adesire for further acquaintanceLAva Is evidently luscious accordingto what the Mall says but when comstared with cabbage and bacon orturnip greens arid hog Jowl It cantpossibly be In Itwell not with akentucklan-

aThe big Chicago fire broke many

Insurance companies What the SanFrancisco disaster may have done Inthe same way Is therefore an inter¬

esting question There Is an an ¬

nouncement that the companies willall pay out but can they It the com ¬

panies do pay and this without suitsor other contentions they will notonly sustain heavy losses but willgreatly improve their chances forbusiness In the future without doubt

o =The cows have a mounted catcher

the dogs a patrol wagon now who Isgoing to take the mosqutoes incharge They are entirely un cens-ed

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untaxedand undesIred Theboards should begin to legislate atonce In the meantime as the boardof health have located their habitatlonwhlle waiting for a condemna-tion

¬

proceeding why not try pouringcoal oil on the ponds and standingwater

o

The Initial number of the Smithland EJpho has reached The Sun Thepaper Is an eightpage six columnweekly nnd Is gotten up In a verycreditably way and is well editedThe Echo is Republican In politicsand promises to strengthen the partyIn Livingston county during Its ca¬

reer The Sun welcomes the Echo asan exchange and wishes for It along and prosperous career

o

The St Thomas Episcopal churchof New York city burned somemonths since has twe hundredand fifty thousand of the 500000raised for Its rebuilding on to theaid of the Episcopal churches of SanFrancisco nine of which were totallydestroyed by earthquake fire or dy-

namite¬

This Is the kind of givingthat puts others before self

o

Many state factions are buildingfires under their political cauldronsand promise to heat up the next na-

tional¬

contest to an extent Ere thocoming November congressional con ¬

tests the national fight will havebeen well made up though not an Is ¬

sue for a year more This Is prettyclearly indicated already

0When the fire companies which

sustained losses In tho San Franciscofire begin to settle then that part ofthe world at large which holds policyon property may begin to ask as totheir reliability Already several sup ¬

posed strong companies have reInsur-ed

¬

to protect their stockholderso

If Walter Wcllman should reachthe North Pole by means of dirigibleballoons It Is a question if the worldwill ever know the fact He will haveto come back and inform the worldand hero Is tho rub Will he be ableto get back in tho way he goes

o

Even the supporters of tho ratebill In the senate seem disposed ttokill It by talking It to death There4s yet no prospect of an early voteon the proposed act

0

G W Scott deeds to R L Harrisfor 350 property In the county

Sanitation HintsGood sanitation for 190G

should be your mottoClean your premises keep

them clean and sprinkleWith lime

Screen your doors and win-

dows¬

and keep out the house ¬

fiy tho most dangerous ofpcsta It carries disease andinfection

T14 most effective moneyspent In advertising Paducahwill be that spent in cleaningand draining It Every citi¬

zen can help to do this intheir own way

No mosquitoes no malariaiA clean city no danger of

yellow fever and typhoidA Central Park for a good

morning breath

YOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT8707 dOle make you feel1 better Ls xPoi

kttpi your whole atlAti right Sold on the

rasstTbtcksIiB mrjirttrt TtUttsctt

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THE EASY OIL

Scotts Emulsion isCIthe easyoileasy totake easy in action Itsuse insures deliverancefrom the griping and nau¬

seating sensation peculiarto the ray oil Nobodywho has any regard fortheir stomach thinks oftaking cod liver oil in theoldway when ScottsEmulsion is to be hadIt is equally certain thatno one having a regard fortheir health will accept acheap emulsion or alco ¬

holic substitute for ScottsEmulsion It fulfills ev¬

ery mission of cod liveroil andmoreEC TT R POWNE xi Pearl Street New Yolk

SAME OLD STORY

111 XOT KNOW Till GUN WASLOAnED

Severn Pedestrians arid llystntulcraStuck IJy Accidental Discharge

of n Gun

ISeveral pedestrians near Fourth

and Broadway were pepperedwithsmall birth shot last evening aboutC30 oclock The matter was accldental but caused a smarting to severalresidents and the attention of a doc-tor

¬

in one InstanceMr Charles Wheeler of Wickliffe

Ky who had been calling on friendsin the Brook Hill building held thegun which was accidentally discharg-ed

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It was the same old story hedidnt know it was loaded but for¬

tunately the accident proved trivialWheeler was testing the gun by

working the pump tho weapon be ¬

Inya repeater Suddenly It explodedand Mr John Theobold the butcherwho was standing near the ConnieLee boot black parlors on SouthFourth street grabbed his anklesDob Jones a onelegged boot blackgrabbed his leg Cambo Hannan an-

other¬

colored boot black grabbed hiswrist and head and there was livelydancing and a frantic pulling uJoftrouser legs for sonic few minutes

Mr Theobold found that a few ofthe shot grazed him not any pene-

trating¬

Jones found that several hadentered his leg and the Hannan boygot one or two In the forehead andseveral in the wrist The latter boysecured the services of a doctor MrMark lirizzalara was also grazed byseveral shot-

Wheeler was quick to come totheir relief and stated he did notknow the weapon was loaded It hadbeen In bad repair and he was pump ¬

ing It to see that It worked smoothly

High Tension of Modern LifePresident Roosevelt ire ills Inaugu ¬

ral address said that modern lifeIs complex and Intense Strenu-ous

¬

was his former definitionwhich ho made so popular that it be¬

came a classic like Mr ClevelandsInnocuous desuetude Mr Roose

veltJs right Modern business andsocial life are both complex and In ¬

tense and under the strain of liv ¬

ing ones muscles ligaments andoerves may get keyed up to a degreeof tension such that there Is no un ¬

locking them in the brief time ufforded for rest Peoplo get so tiredthey cant sleep How many peoploknow so well this modern feeling oftension Drugs give no respite fromIt but stare the tired body cries outin Itsstress for any artificial supporteither stimulant or sedative drughabits are easily formed at suchperiods if once Indulged persIstent-ly

¬

There 1fa but one treatment thatwll relax this high tension of mod-ern

¬

ifro and that gives Its patientsprompt adequate natural and wholesome Test from the first treatmentf

Osteopathy It is usually regardedas a sovereign cure for sleepless-ness

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I should like to talk to you per¬

sonally about osteopathy and what 11-

isit

doing for suffering humanityA sane rational treatment it 1isI

appreciated more and more everydayFor private consultation callIphone 1107 Dr G D Froage 516Broadway

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HIGH SCHOOL

ALUMNI FORMED

Permanent Organization Effect ¬

ed Yesterday Afternoonf

To Entertain ThIs Years GraduatingClassnhd Give Other Pleasing

Events s

OFFICERS AND ENROL-

LMENTooooooooooqO TILE OFFICERS 0Q PresidentMrs A It Mey OO era O-

O First Vice President Miss 0O Adu IJrnzc toll 0O Second Vice President MrsOO Hal S Corbett t>

O Jtecordlng Secretary Mrs0O Joint J Dorian 0O Corresponding Secretary OO Mss Elizabeth Sinnott 0O Treasurer Mr Richard 0O Scott O-

OOOOOOuOOOOAn Alumni Association of the Pa-

ducah¬

High school was permanentlyorganized yesterday afternoon in theoffice of Supt C M Lleli in the WashIngton school on West Broadwayandthe association bids fair to becomeone of the largest and most popularsocial organizations In the city

There was an excellent attendanceand Mrs John J Dorian was electedtemporary chairman before perma-nent

¬

organization was effected Afterpermanent organization tho presidentappointed committees as follows

tonCommittee on Board of DirectorsMrs W W PowellMIss Ada Braz

elton Mrs John J DorianCommittee on Bylaws and Consti ¬

tution Mrs Louts F Rleke MrsFrank L Scott Mr Saunders A

Fowler Mr William F BradshawJr

The MembersThe enrollment committee Is Miss

Elizabeth SInnott Mr Richard ScottJames ScottMlss Alice Larkin MissBeulah Rovers Miss Clara St JohnMss Nora Brandon Mrs GardnerGilbert Miss Martha Davis Mr EC Rollston and Prof Harry Gilbert

The next meeting of the associationIs to bo held at the Carnegie libraryat Ninth and Broadway May 11 andthe matter of entertaining the gradu-ating

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class of 06 will be taken upThe present Intention Is to give somesort of reception or entertainment toeach class in years to come TheAlumni association is organized forthe purpose of promoting social In-

tercourse¬ t

between graduates of thePaducah High school and these en-

tertainments¬ j

will be features of thework Entertainments for the bene-

fit¬

of the Alumni will be given fromtime to time Interest in tho or¬

ganlzatton Is very keen and beforean association and before the nextnext meeting It Is probable doublethe present number of members willbe added

MISSION TO CLOSE

TOMQIWOWS NKRVIC n TO CON-CLUDE THE INTERESTING

SKIUHS

I lev Father Inml ert n Capable LeoHIrer anil One of National

lteput Lien

The mission that has been conducted all the week at tho St Francis doSales church by tho Reverend Pathera Lambert and Murphy of Chicagowill close tomorrow night There willbe no servlco this evening

There have been tour services aday and the church has been crowdedespecially at the night hour and thosermons have been of a high orderFather Lambert has a national repu-

tation¬

and js the priest who so ablyanswered Robert Ingersoll He Is aman of learning and eloquence andpreaches with a dramatic effect thatholds the attention throughout Illsermons aro largely Instructive toeveningIquestions on church polity and faithhave been answered from the queUon box In uso during the missionFather Murphy Is a younger manthan his collogue but Is a brillianttand thoughtful preacher Both areamong the most notable of the Jesulsts In this country

An elevated movable pulpit suchas are often seen in the larger cit¬

lee has been In use during the mision and it gives thecongrogatlon agreat advantage in seeing tho preach ¬

er during his sermon

Kxrurolpn to Cairo SundayApril 2fJoli steamer J S under au-spices of carnival coinniltce of CVn

trnl Labor Union Triro 75 cents forround trip Children 40c

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JURY TRIALS

BEGIN MONDAY

Judge Reed to Empanel His

Petit Jury Then

Civil Term of Circuit Court Is toLast Five Weeks

Longer

OTHER LOCAL COURT NEWS

Circuit Judge William M Reelthis forenoon adjourned McCrackencircuit court until Monday morningand will then begin the trial of civilcases by Jury

This Week has Been Consumed In

tho trial of motions demurrers andtho taking of preliminary orders Incivil actions Little of Importancewas done the first week being mere-ly

¬

I to prepare tho court for a speedytrial of jury cases The petit jurywill bo empaneled the first thingMonday morning and Judge Reed ex¬

pects to complete the term In five

weeks both ordinary and equity doc¬

ketsActionIn the suit of John W

Holmes against the Southern PeanutCo for damages for alleged Incon ¬

venlenco because of flying dust fromtho defendants mill entering hishome has been postponed Indefinite ¬

lyI pendIng tho Installation of machin-

ery¬

Tho company is Installing ma-

chinery¬

to take care of the dust andwhen It Is In running order the man ¬

agement thinks all dust will be con ¬

fined to the factory building Thecourt will watch the success of theplan

tUttle was done In court thismorning before adjournment

The case of Attorneys Taylor Lu ¬

cas Harper against tho Sun Pub-lishing

¬

company In which the plain ¬

tilts allege that the newspaper com ¬

pany paid Allan Free to get out oftown land drop n suit they hadbrouRht for him against the paperwas dismissed without preJulllceI

Derry Smith colored chargedwith criminal assault on a coloredgirl was permitted to plead guiltyof assault and battery and was fined

jjo and costs

Itnnkttiptry CourtReferee in Bankruptcy E W Bag

by has sot hearing of exceptions to adischarge in the bankrupt matter ofHarris Co of Murray for May 4

Police CourtJudge Sanders held a brief session

of police court this morningAaron Wlmberly colored totedI

a gun and was fined 25 and costsand given ton days In Jail and an ap ¬

peal grantedCharles Duncan and J D HeevCiII

white were fined 5 and costs for abreach of the pence

Charles Snake Wado and WalterWilliams colored tvrro fined 5 andcosts for a breach of the peace

Hook Deed FliedTwo deeds of trust or mortgages

In printed book form were filed to-

day¬

In county court They aro fromthe Paducah Traction Co to TheState Street Trust Co and are for

1200000 each Tho mortgages arcfor bonded property owned by theTraction Co In Paducah

Quarterly CourtCounty Judge Llghtfoot tried tho

case of Thos Hcrndon Co againstM A Lane this morning and ren-

dered¬

a judgment for 90 to theplaintiff Tho suit was tho outcomeof a contract made by tho plaintiffwith the defendant Lane cbntractedto sell the plaintiff tobacco at a cert-

ain price and failed to fulfill ItHerndon sued for 200 damages

No Slto Yet SclfetetlITho fiscal court committee met In

the ofllcc of Justice Charles Emerythis morning at 930 to considerthe various sites which havo been in ¬

sported lot tho county poor farmFive tracts have been offered time

owners asking 1000 each for theirproperty The committee adjournedwithout transacting any business to10aoclock The committee desires a tenacre tract on which to erect tho newbuilding The ones already Inspect ¬

WilliamsYancey Mills Potts I D Wilcoxand Leo D Potter

Mr James Wheeler son of lionCharles K Wheeler who Is attend ¬

lag the Episcopal High school atAlexandria Va In a letter to ThoSun states that a track meet whichwill probably be larger than anypreparatory school meet ever hold fIn

the South will bo held at the schoolI

May Cth Forty schools from Vir-ginia

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Maryland and tho District ofColumbia will compete1prbusincsr r 7JJh

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There arematcallses of nervousness butpoor blood he the list The doctors call

1oilsIPyourusclesdoctor

about taking Ayers Sarsaparllla Ask him if he has anything better for weakrness debility nervousness If he has take It If not take Averts SarsaparillaOArrCoGetI

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Bicycles Bicyclesii 1

1936 Models Ready for Inspection

The Tribune Rambler Monarchand Imperial

Wheels are still In the lead Before buying it will pay you to hrsec these fine models We can save you money and offer themwith the conviction that they arc the best Bicycles that Brain

Still and Capital can produce> 1

We sell on easy payments Large stock Tires PumpsSundries Etc at right prices

Old wheels taken In exchange Repair shop In full

blast

THE OLD RELIABLE

WILLIAMS BICYCLE CO a

126128 North Fifth St Next to KentucKjr Theater

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AN APPEAL FOR JIM HOWARDS FAMILY 1Responding to tm urgent appeal

made by republicans and democratsalike Tho Sun presents a plainstatoment of fact In regard to JamesU Howards stricken family

James D Howard Is now confinedIn the penitentiary where to willservo a Ufo sentence having beenconvicted of the murder of WilliamGoebel five years ago

Mrs James B Howard and herthree little children are tho innocentvictims of tho predicament Mr How¬

ard finds lilmself placed In by pro-cess

¬

of law For five years this he ¬

role woman has labored unceasinglyand never without hope+ to secure avindication for her husband Theirlittle homo has been swept Into tholegal maelstrom and today they arodependent on charity for tho clothesthey wear and oven for the brewthey cat

This condition will not bo permit-ted to remain as long as there aretender hearts in Old KentucKy Thisloyal wife has by a devotion typicalof Southern womanhood touched thefinest Instincts of tho human racePacing tho darkest gloom from daytoday she has presented to a dovo

unnlnelJing ¬

braced him for the heavy ordeal hehas undergone

These three children are winsomechildren for both time father andmother are persons of education andrefinement They aro denied a Jionm

an opportunity to acqulroknuwicdeoa right to a fathers care and prow

tcctlonla it not a worthy case Think as

you may of tho guilt or Innocence ofJim Howard here arc hfilplcza be-

Ings cis adrlfo on a world nono toosympathetic unless aroused to theco of urgent want

Tho Sun will acknowledge receiptof all money sent to It for Tho MrsJames 11 Howard Fund

A dime a dollar a hundred dott1hlars or any amount given In sucha cause will bo broad cast upon thowaters and such tho Groat Fatherassures uswill come back as hun¬

d red fold II

To the Trnvflingf 1ubllc1

Commencing Sunday April 29 11

llnols Central train 801 will leave IPaducah union ile ot at G1C p m

Instead of 7 p m This train runs via

Cairo nail carries tho St Ixiuls sleopier and will connect at Cairo Junc-tion

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with train No 8 for ChicagoJ T DONOVAN Agent

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Card of I hunksFlue ladlos of tho IFfraU Christian nchurch wish to express their nppre

elation to the Paduonh Light andPower company JUiodoa llurprdGarner Bros Scott Hardware cootpany East Tennessee Tcjephontcompany KlrbyH and Mr E nibone for courtesies shown them orOUl Follows Day

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100 Wlilto RttilI Spreads Worth 100Jfur 75c-

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no Fringed colored Bed Spreads worth f 123 for OXc

i50 Whit Fringed Spreads worth 150 for 112150 Wliltq Frliged Spnwlx worth f00iforI 15023 AVIilte Fringed SpreadsI wOrth 230 for 108

1000 yards 1Ideiclicd Domestic worth Joe for 10ff

3000 yards brown Domex tic worth 733 c for 01 jclat

0000 fast colored Lawn worth tic for lc-

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Ladles Hummer Vests worth 13c for JUror U

for 2a600 Ladles Summer Vests worlji lIOc for 15c or 2 for 23c

1000 pairs Toadies lldsr worthl J5c fir lOc or it for 2ilc It

000 pairs Ladles Ijieci LlstleI Hoses worth Jl3e for 23c

3000 yards MutthiK worth 12J e ioJ3c yard

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BOO Window Shades worth ae forT

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100 WlndoW Shades worth IBc for 1k1QO Wlndon Shades worth lOt for i 4flc

300 Window Shades worth 73e for QQ

Handsome Hue of Druggets Just arrlevd Tiipcstry Velvetand Moquvt from 1000 to 100IJJjj

To every caller at our store wo will give a very usefulsouvenir

Wo want Jill to call and seo us In our new big store 122and 324 roadway Doth pliones lfV5

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