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Ur FrouEO Osteopath Phone1407

Ir Gilbert Osteopath 142Broadway Phones 196

Brunson has Ibo seed that will1

produce a fine lawn plant nowBrunt n CZ9 Broadway

Rubber stamps seals brassstencils etc at The Sun office

Wall paper bargains 20000rolls at reduced price to make roomfor new stock Kelly Umbaugh321 Kentucky avonue

Linen markers for sate at

oreJr1n appreciate good colfeeIvisit Buebanani restaurant 219 Ken ¬

tucky avcnuo Open day and nightSign writing 0 R Sexton

Phoni 401The greatest variety of type

writer pipers from onion skin toheavy ledgers and In sizes from haltletter to legal at The Sun office

Free city and form real ertateprice Ilist WJllU moro Fraternitybuilding Phones 8SS-

SuffarlBe with a entriMii rootJ H U1IU WWI UoNMbt to the nUnocvtiiral railroad hospital halt nigh

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wlfl br wvcdMrI iin Hmorye brothers

teas > Henry Fvrrlman of Olnof111 fled1 iontgc KfrrlitwB of AfilonIII aI IJiTf dtioud K the bedkl oftttheir frfher Mr James Ferrlman i

who lIs > ioua1l > 111j

LI 11b MJaae Neel davgbter oftho deputy rnlcod Siatet marshal toMl jf tonillius at hr borne hi MaxenMills

Tl rate tcrvlce for men waderthe iii pc eR of the ILaymaaa MhI

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WhIW It It a mens rvltft ladles areweleluid

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Mr IUpr W MeKteiMr wont toIllrknwn this Miag to Mtond tho-bfod1ldel of Mn MeKlnnoy who laIH at the Uom of hr mother Mr t

KnrrU It 1U Imetnbl tteit no opiTatloii vti bo n Piwnry to ImproveMir McKinntpyV condition II

Atlnnipv Jark B Fh < T of lienron was In the Ill today atluudlngclrrult court

PIPES l

The most comploto selection orjj

goad pipes In Paducah nilII

sires shapes and price fromI

10ccT 1500The lino embraces FrenchBriars Genuine Meerschaums I

and the remarkable African I

Calabash mado from n raregourd which grows In that t

country U U lighter thanmeerschaum and colors beau ¬tullllyIPipes mnko Uno gUts they I

are for Intimate uso Hand theolder they got tho more menI I

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Bordeaux France Jan 4Leon-beta Orange the noted aviator wankilled today by a fall from lila aero ¬

plane while making a flight heremost1sexperienced French aviators makingIllghta since May 1907 Ills mostnotablo achievement was a flight of121I miles In two hourt and thirtytwo minute nt Juvisy establishingtho record lie began by using thobiplane but rinco last August hadused a monoplane of tho same typoas Blcrlois

The machine fell EO Ret and wascompletely wrecked The aviator wasraugnt under It his loge wore brokenand lilt tyluipiY oTuihcd and skull fractured n jtppfc tIUt tjnio to dlionwreckagekaeroplanet>SeUrtdg at Fart Myer-

SolfrldKO was killed making nflight with Orvlllo Wright Soptembor 7 1909 Eiafevre was killedat JuVliiy September 22 CaptainFardlnand Forbor Was kllleil at liologno M Forandra was killed atNlco by tho explosion of his motorwhllo flying at a groat height

Slot Ilror KilledMoAlestor Okla Jan John

Wftlloek a eliotflror was killed Intho Rock Island mine near Alderson today by a windy shot Rcscuore recovered his body The explos¬

lion started a flro in the mine but Itwas extinguished

Tniinii Was Toi te l

JHMni Lyon an Itinerant about3MyMrs oldi slept too clone tto abonftr near tho IUtoal Control rail ¬

road truck between Tennessee andOlio trets eat night and when hepike up ho found his right log near

the Mp was won baked Chief ofPone Siagery wes notified of thomaps condition by telephone nndsoot Patrolman John Hessian to thoTOCUQ LyoM was tater carried toIllvcr lde hofiltnl for treatment nd-Irt condition hi not torlous Thoman was nunptng with vevcvral I

otbnr Mid lo have aptnt the nightby the fire Ho will be able to cavethe hospital In a few days If no complications not Inv

Until held for Wlfo MurderDenver Jan 4Ernest Hupp Is

hekl for further Investigationthough tho coroners Jury found hiswife was klHed by unknowns Ruppsalibi corroborated most of tho pointsof other witnesses but there woresomo Innocuraclod

Dreaming tht ho saw Mrs ErnoetRupp murdered Bert Whltmoro acarpenter at Halvordo was so Im ¬

pressed that he came to Denver today nnd from a group of eve prisonors In the city jail picked out thowomans husband as the man he boolieved committed the crime Ho saysho never roW Rupp or a photographof him Ho says In a dream ho tawtho murder committed with n re¬

volver Tho autopsy showed thowoman was killed hy a blow on thokern Whltniarq sticks to pie storyand eajs tho murderers tarn It hor-ribly

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impressed on his mind

COXSTAIUK DltCIiAltKSWOMAN TllltKATliNKI HIM

iWhon Constable A C Sheltonwnt to time homo of Mrs Haltio SWolfe on Joffcreon street betweenFifth and Sixth streets to serve a dintress warrant ho alleges that ho wasmet with a revolver> and today heswore out a warrant in tho court ofM glstrate J J Blelch Ho chargesthat she rorklcesly used a revolverand threatened to shoot unless hetoft tha house The trial of MrsWolfe u set for tomorrow afternoonbefore Magistrate Dlclch

Mr adlingtan went toCairo this morning

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Will Knterlnln Her PupilsMiss Hattie Settle a popular

teacher at Driughons business col ¬

lege will entertain a few of hoestudents Informally this evening ather home GIG Monroe street Music i

and games will be featured attract ¬

ively and dcllghtfiil refreshments willbo served

Knrhrn Club With Miss McCnmllpKHMiss Hazel McCantiloEs Is the lost

UM to the Euchre club this afternoonat her home 333 North Ninth utrcet

Invitation to nosing DanceInvitations wore issued yesterday

afternoon to a dance at the ThreeLinks buildingon January 11thgiven by Mr and Mrs George II Exall In honor of their guests MrsJulia Shields and Mine Lillian McGBXJk of Columbia Tcnn who willarrive January to

Kiiirtllpyllpll MarriageA pretty homo TOlllorrowII

place tomorrow morning atoclock when lilts Heailo Mand Mr Ernest B dell are 10II

at tho home of tho brideelect IISouth Fourth street Tho ceremonywill be simple and there will not beany attendants The Rt v o WBanks pastor of the Fountain Ave ¬

hue Mothodlrt church will ofllclatnPreceding tho ceremony Miss

Mary Lewis Fields of Fulton whoarrived this morning will sing andwill be accompanied on the piano byMien Zoo Faraday As tho coupleenters Mendoknohn wedding marchwill be played The couple will leaveImmediatelyl after time ceremony fora bridal trip through Indiana

The house will bo decorated pret-tily for the wedding with fernspalms and carnations carrying out acolor scheme of green and whiteThe bride will wear a grey coat witwith hat gloves and shoes to match

Drlphlr Clubs lHlljilful MorningThe Delphic club hold a most In

ttwtlng meeting this morning atthe Drtphlc room In the Carnegie IIbraryi It was the first meeting sluicetime adjournment of the dub on Docemlxr 14 for tho holidays and waxan o poday delightful aaslon Theprogram wee Interestingly featuredMrs W 0 Morrow told very graph ¬

Edward III of EnglandYears War Mrs1101111about

PhlHIpa gave an Inter ¬

worklofManertHe Mrs Edmund Mr Post

dfptomathdIIOJdIOTterfcury Tale In a deHfelitful wayMrivI W W PoweWn i paper RuralliMe on the Kngltoh Downs was acharming irwantaUon of this life aslIChen InIorn Define and some ofHardyV no vote

The DtHpbVc club presented a beaulimit picture of The Rending ofHomer by AlmaTarfntna to tho Carnogie library this morning If IsartfetlcaHy framed nnd on a smallsilver pato h Inscribed tho clubsHomo sad date of the protontatloa

MissI Marie dAnllgnac lien ofAugusta Ga was an outoftownguest of tho club this morning

Inilnrnli awptrr V n CThe Paducah chapter IT D C Is

meeting this afternoon in regular soslion tit the Womans club house MrsJames KogarI Mrs David Koger andMrs Vornon Illythe are tho hostessesof tho aftornoon The program willInclude an interacting paper by MrsW T Anderson on The Secession ofMississippi an Florida and musicby Mrs Lola Wade Lewis

Wntcli Tarty-Ml s Eva Tortan entertained at her

home 308 Monroe street with awntth party Games and music worethe featuica of tom evening Daintyrefreshments wore served In an In ¬

formal way Those In attendancewero Misses aside Smith IreneScopes Minnie Tortan Xola AdamsRulh Smith Loycc Clark OncltaTorian Kllzaoeth Adams HettloAdams Lura Trnlnor Eva TorianMossra John Todd Bloomflold Forrest Hutchonsor Frank Steward Garnctt Mills Otto Tlnchor Toni GravesByron Lee JM Wholtlaugh Otholrincher Jose Moor Louis Rlgglesborgor Sam Steward Jesse Torlan

KnloHaliis FriendsMiss Mary Clark entertained a few

of her friends last evening at herhome 212 South Fourth street Musicmd cards were the features of thoveiling Miss Xoll Gollghtly presided

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Keegan VelvlnQuariEc1E onCourtney Flynn Carl Fuller ReubenChildren Rudy King Fred KattciJohn

Apron PnrtyMiss Dtseie Smith entertained with

an apron party at her home InArcadia Thursday evening Tho evenIng was enjoyable Whllo the boyshemmed ho aprons the girls chattedmerrily with thorn Music was furniihed by Mrs E C McAllister andMiss Ethel Scopes TIle prize waswon by Mr Lnnnlo Rouse of LoneOak Delicious refreshments wereserved Those present were MissNellie Johnston and Mr Rothan JlttiKatherlno Quigley and Mr Job lBloomneld Mts Ethel ScopeMr Copland Miss Elizabeth Aand Mr Otto TInchcr Mlns Main eItothan and Mr George Jones MissBefBio Ola Bumpeous and Mr Olllc

Miss Eva Torian and MrSpringerGraves Miss Lura Tralnorand Mr Lonnio Rouse Miss NolaAdams and Mr Joe Davis Miss RuthSmith and Mr Forrest HutchlngonMies Irene Scopes nnd Mr ClarkMiss Hurdle Adcock and Mr EddieRoss tho nqv E C McAllister andMrs McAllstcr Miss Louise Adcockand Mr Glvoni Lamond Miss VornnPhlpp nnd Mr Tommlo ChandlerMiss Itettlc Adams and Mr OthelTlncher Miss Pollio Grelf and MrGarnett stun Bessie Smith and MrForroll Miss Merrill Potts and MrZolner Brown Miss Idadeen Trainerand Mr Louis Rlgglefberger

Inforiiuil Aftcnioon Ton for WeldingIjirty

Mru Muscoc Burnetts informalTon from 4 to C oclock Monday af-ternoon

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at her home In the WestEnd was a charming compliment toMU< M Adlno Morton and tho outoftown guests for her wedding

Mrs Campbell Flournoy pouredthe tea at a prettily appointed teatable and refreshments wero at ¬

tractively rorvod The outoftownguests protwnt were Mrs Honryflarnott of Ix > ul8vllle Mrs WalterBaxter Pace of Louisville MrsW1H Jones of Lexington TennMiss Mario dAnttgnac Allen of Au ¬

gusta Ga MIe Anne Norton Gainesof Bowling Grben

Miss Florence Sherrldlan of Chi ¬

cago left yesterday for her homoafter a short visit to friends In thiscityMr

George Wallace Jr has ret-urned to Alexandria Va where hoIs a student In tho Episcopal High

schoolMissMarguerite Pclter tho little

daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Peltor Is Improving rapidly after nnillness with cold and fever

Mr Marvin Sills returned lastnight from his homo at Model Tonnwhore ho spent Christmas lie wasaccompanied by Fain King who washis guest during tho holidays

Miss Margarcthe Carnagey loftthis morning for DcPauw universityGrccncastle Ind to resume herstudies after spending tho Christ-mas

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holidays with her parents Profand Mrs J A Carnagoy 115 SouthSeventh street-

Messrs Lucien Burnett and LinnBoyd have returned to AlexandriaVn whero they are students at theEpiscopal High school

Mr and Mrs Will Scruggs andchildren have returned from lien ¬

derson and MadjsonvllleMrs J II Elder of 819 South

Eleventh street IB seriously 111

Miv Abe Gowtonsang of AberdeenMiss Is In Paducah while on hisway to the New York markets tovisit his brother Mr Joe Gorstcnsanvof The Ladles Bazaar

Mr Leslie M Stephen pilot ontho steamer Josh Cook which U Icebound Is visiting his parents Mrand Mrs P Mr Stephon 2057 Broad

streetMrC Mi Rlkor general manager

of tho West Kentucky Coal companyleft this morning for Sturgis on bush ¬

nessMr Gregory llarth general man ¬

ager of the Hcrth department storeat Caseyvllle returned tills morningafter spending the holidays with hitparents Mr and Mrs J II llarthof North Ninth street

Mr John Campbell left this mornIng to resume his studies In theWoodbury Forest school at OrangeVa after spending tho holidays withrelatives In this city

Mr 0 rider Thorn biJrr left todayto begin traveling for the insteadMedicine company In Arkansas andTexas

IDr H G Reynolds returned fromtoday whero he was called

on businessMm G IL Wnmoken and Miss

Porter Bcrryman leave tonight forPaducah whore they go to attendtho marriage of Miss Mine Mortonand Dr J Q Taylor which occurson Wcdncfdny evening Miss Mortonwill be pleasantly remembered as acharming visitor to Mrs Warnekenon several occasionsLeafChroni-tie

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Clarksvllle TennScrgt James E Crawford of Fort

Terry N V Is visiting his sisterMrs Bert Hollomon 514 NorthSixth street

Miss Anna Webb has returnedfrom Nashville where she has beentho guest of her sister Mrs Hamil ¬

ton Parks for several weeksMiss Badle Smith left today for

Lynchburg Va to resume herstudies In the RnndolphTtlacon col ¬

lege otter spending the Christmasholldnyn with her paresis Mr nailMrs Frank B Smith

Mrs Gastav H Warneken and MIlSPorter Bern man of ClarksvllleTenn will arrive this afternoon toattend tho marriage of Miss AdlnoMorton and Dr John Quincy TaylorThey will bo tho guests of Mr andMrs J C Floarnoy 2131 Jeffersonboulevard

Mrs R E Moore 727 Clay streetwho has been 111 for Cveral das IsImproved today

Colonel P Sebreo of Seventhstreet and Kentucky avenue Is HI ofmalarlalroerMr Dixon of Grand Riverswas In tho city today oh business

Mrs John Coleman Mies l ucioNorton MJes flattie Norton MIwMartha Marvin and Mien Minnie Mar-

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all of Louisville are expected toarrive at G oclock this evening to at ¬

tend the MortonTaylor wcddltlg onWednesday afternoon at 4 oclock

Mr nnd Mrs J C Thornblll 924Clay street are tho parents of a fineten pound boy baby

Mrs Joseph James of Broad streetis 111 of erysipelas

Attorney Hal S Corbelt Is In Wickllffe attending court

Miss Katie Newlln of Paducah isvisiting Miss Nora Hlgglns In Hopklnsvllle

Mrs I R Merrlman and childrenof Pine Blurt Ark are visiting MrsMorrlmnns mother Mrs J B El¬

der of 819 South Eleventh streetDr 11 T Hucsslg returned this

morning from Memphis and othersouthern points after a visit

Mr Edwin Rnndle left today forNashville where ho Is a student Inunderbill university

Miss Anita Keller has returnedfrom Chicago

Miss Anita Starks has returned toUnion town where she is a st4denttn-St Vincents academy after spend ¬

ing the holidays with her pitferitsMr and Mrs Oscar B SlarkltHr f

Mrs Ellen Wilcox has returnedfrom Cincinnati after spending theholidays with her daughter Mrs CH

ShreveMissGearing of South

Fourth street has returned nomEvansvlllo where she has bodn on avisit to her parents

Mr Robert Parkin has returnedto Lebanon Tenn where ho Is astudent at tho Castle Heights school

Miss liattlo Hazotte has returnedfrom Carbondale III after spend ¬

ing tho holidaysMiss Helen VanMeter left this

herstudioscollegeMr B J Billings Is expected to

return tonight from Detroit Michwhere he has been for several weeks

Mrs WUHam Gbddard 123C Jeffereon street who Is Hi from grip-s tome bettor today

llrst Strain WhistleTho boll of tho original Clprmont

which was placed on hoar nametakothe little craft which was built forthe HudEonFulton celebration re ¬

calls the fart that steam whistles hadnot been thought of ono hundredears ago Tho first device of thatkind in fact It Is believed wax usedon the Liverpool locomotive Bury int1833 and was the Invention of oneWilliam Stephens a foreman of theGaftats Iron Works where It wasused to call tho men to work Anagent of the Liverpool firm whichowned the Bury saw It there made adiagram of It and placed a steamwhistle on tho locomotive from1wnco similar devices soon foundtheir way on board the steamboatswhich piled on the river ThamesThe first steam whistle used on wortem rivers was placed on the fsteatncTRevenue built at lMttsburg tn th >

spring of 1844 for Capt William ItFulton and associates of Llttlo RockArk It was considered a great cuNorfty This craft alo was tha flrston western rivers to be oquyipcijwith life preservers r

Tho Introduction of the steam sibBola on southern rivers was on ihpOhio river steamer Unworn 1855 limad the darkles fairly howl w11h

delight as they listened to rte musi-

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tones while the white folks weralmost squally excited Althoughthe original Clermont had no steamwhistle she was equipped with acompass which was at the time ofher Invention already In w e for fivecenturies To the Chinese belongstho honor of Its Inv nUoD and thedate given is 1302 Tho Frenchclaim to have Invented tho card at-

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EIGHT horse motor lor sate cheapat The Sun office

FOR SALE Stove and heatingwood Old Phone 437

FOUND At Barksdalo Bros Copicture frames of ell kinds

FOR SALE Full blooded rat tor ¬

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HAIR GOODS Made to orderLouvenla Miller Old phone 374a

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FOR RENT Nlco office steamheat In the Register BuildingU S Realty Co Fraternity building

WANTEDYou to see the bestline of oval frames In PaducahBarksdale Bros C-oWANTEDfOO men or womenwho want steady employment to callat CIO Broadway

FOR RENT Cottage 5 rooms andbath 502 North Seventh streetU S Realty Co Both phones 851

AN eighthorse motor to exchangefor a one or twohorse motor TheSun

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Service guaranteed Price rightFURNISHED rooms with fire eloc

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FREE OF CHARGEAnsowing machines adjusted fre WbltII

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ILLINOIS Coal and Feed company16th and Tennessee streets irantayour order for feed and coal Qualityand weights guaranteed Phones 285 j

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WANTED You to get our propo-sition Wo sell diamonds on easypayments EyeSoo Jewelry Co 31G

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FOR SALE Gentle mare ApplyG211 Willie stree-

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FOR SALE Good1 pony horsenew harness and buggy cheap Oldphoire 2598

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mlnatloni everywhere Over 2000appointments during 1910 Commencement salary 1800 Rapid ad-vancement Short hours Steadywork Common education sufficientlandlddtfa prepared free Write lmtedlately for Aecule Franklin Intttute Dept 111J Rochester NYY

W M JAMES and L P 1almorfirm name Janes Palmer haveformed partnership in Real Estatebutnegft and moved ofllce from theEagle building to ground floor roomIOC Trueheart building Have minijoroui exceptional bargains in bitycud West Kentucky projjcrlUfCMany years agencyfr farm loansgwn Intimate knowledge of chancesand values In several counties Buyors and ollers miss opportunity un ¬

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Milk ItojMJrt fThrough an crroe Mr Houston

Cricks average was omitted fromInspecttor ¬

Fats Solids Water42 1560 8440

llnmlll Is KlllnlChicago Jan 4A man supposed

to bo the bandit who escaped aftera running fight with the police yes¬

terday when ho and Otto Olsen wprofrustrated In an attempt to rrobthoNorwood Park postofllco was killedtoday by tho police when he tried toescape from a house on the northwestside where he was surrounded Awoman claiming to bo Olsons wirerwas arrested in the house Olsen re¬

fuses to give the dead mans nameMarks on his clothing indicate thathe came from Duluth

Sunday School testier Sulcldcx

Charlotte N C Jan IDaxtor-E Woolen 27 years old secretaryof a Sunday school and prominent Inchurch work committed suicide atTbomasvillo near here this morningby hanging himself to his bed postNo motive for the deed is known

Springfield III Jan 4It is dc ¬

Glared today that the revert thatthe Illinois primary law win bo setaside while the legislature will pourthe deep waterway measure 1 < unjtrue The house will resolve JlixjlInto a committee of the whole to dlJCUM the primary measure It Illcharged the waterway scheme wlbacked by the national leaders I

order to kill the primary bail

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