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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

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oliaI,led By saloon keeper suspect
ed ~ violating ne Sunday .as. and
ag refused 90 admit the policeman.
stood y4 TIE Sidewalk and called
Consider yourself under arrest and
report iu police eg1n to-mOrTON
That policeman .lse 90 Bud Led
Jet-r oi Mu.kgz-e. !. certainly real
human bioDdtallo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

Dutch John. known 70 many .
catileman and cowboy DO the South
Resl has ben granted license IN
C0manche county 90 operate ferry
boat al BeH,alUe crossing ot Red
river. near the southwestern corner
VI the biz pasture. "Duich John
no9 j, ab1lt sixty year, ot age and
has been ferrylng on Red river most
Of ms life. Daring the rush into the
Kiowa and Comanehe country tive
year, ago he brought many q hundred
men with wagons and teams over
Red riyer and gave them start into
the land Of promise
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

TIE rvzlsr. among toau. -1 hlo-
ua. lzco9 z-e 'a-a1t1e e91lil=, 70
y d.. -raie1 a. places E-ers t1e sale
at pasture la11. -1zl b. lel1 las
-IoEa - e11lr-e r1ai q kep1DEez1
asrtpsper st h11zr. TIE AeE--Re-
y1JlcaD. glte- ear 80 report flst
I-za;01 j. paying The bill q De-
egate MrG1ige ll Washington.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

DR.. Harrison, deaths,
Room PA, First Ne.
IT3" tional Bark Building.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
PHOENIX COMPANY
Is CELEBRATING.
Believe Thsir Record IIn-
beaten By New Engine Of
Union Fire Company

Members Of the Phoenix Fire Com
pany believing their engine in a test
made some time ago. eclipsed the ef-
forts of the new Metropolitan steamer
of the Union Fire Company on Mon
day last, have decorated their engine
with red, white and blue bunting and
have it standing out in the street most
Of the time for passers-by to see.
Further than this they have placed a
broom on the top Of the flag staff on
their engine house.
The members Of the Phoenix Com
pany claim to have put two streams
over the high chimney at the city
pumping station. sixteenth and Wal
nut streets, and they assert that this
was not done BY the Union steamer
on Monday. They admit that one
stream was sent over the stack clean
and clear. but when the engine re-
fused in their opinion to put two
streams over the chimney the record
made by their steamer remains un-
beaten and consequently they are cell
ebrating.
The Phoenix engine is as large Nas
the Union steamer, but is not Of the
same make Like the latter it can al
so throw four streams.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
NEW RIVER PIER NEEDED.

II HERE seems to be a renewal of the agita-
n ton in favor of pier or dock on the Del
aware river that be reached by teams and
trucks from Wilmington. Such pier or dock
to be most accessible would probably have to be
placed where Seventh street strikes the river. II
is contended that such pier would be of great
benefit not only to the manufacturing and COM
mercal interests of our city, but also to the deal
ers in and users of farm produce. 1t is said that
the Delaware peaches arriving in the best condi-
ton in Philadelphia those shipped by water
from towns and landings on the inland streams.
Not only is the fruit and produce received in bet
ter condition, but the cost of transportation is
much less. With such facility large proportion
OF freight now shipped to and received from
New England and Southern ports would be taken
on or unloaded from the steamer without tran
shipment to and from Philadelphia, which would
be saving OF both time and freight cost There
can be no doubt that such an Improvement will
be provided for our city sooner or later, and if it
IS conceded that when made it will greatly benefit
our city, then why should we delay taking the
step necessary to set the project in motion? This
being matter of public improvement, and one
which may affect the growth and progress of our
city 1t seems proper subject for consideration
by our Board of Trade
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
wednesday, September S, 1906.
Paw OUR TEACHERS MORE.

VAT It'll the opening of the fall term of
w schools hundreds Of youth in this and
other communities will pass into the hands OF
skilled men and women to be trained and drilled
mentally and physically.
Many OF these youth will pass for the first
time from the home to the school room; many
will be taking up new lines OF study, and some
Will be passing on to the completion Of the pub
lie school course.
The public school system is looked upon as
the bulwark Of the nation, its preservation and
conservation the pride of every American for
in an educated young manhood and womanhood
Of the country lies the future intelligent citizen
ship OF the land
We pride ourselves upon this system and yet
we often forget, or overlook, the great host of
men and women in whose hands lies the training
Of the youth of the land. Men and women who
must spend years in special preparation for the
work and who bring to their tasks an enthusiasm,
a skill and technique which if devoted to any
commercial enterprise would win wealth and
FINE
The pay of the school teacher in comparison
With the pay received by the middle class labor
ing or non-professional man dwindles into insig-
nhcance. In no other profession are men and
women SO poorly paid and yet have to bring to
their task an equipment which would bring
princely salaries in the industrial or commercial
world.
If these and women now devoting time
and talents, skill and training to teaching the
young idea to shoot were to devote the same en-
ergy to other occupations, the remuneration they
would receive would be double or triple their
present income.
THE EVENING JOURNAL believes that no
higher honor could be paid the sacrificing, intel
ligent, enthusiastic body of teachers in this city
and State than to increase the salaries they re-
ceve, at least make the salary payable the year
round.
Many deferred from entering the profess
sion by the pittance of the salary paid to these
and to the faithful who work and plan for the ed
ucation of the youth.
An investment of few more thousands in the
salaries Of our school teachers would be more to
the point than the expenditure of the same
amount for the silver set OF battleship or any
other luxury.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
TESTS and .JineIes

The old farmer was sitting on the fence cappins his
freckled hands with gee.
why you hdppy?" asked the man who paints
signs barns
''why. be gum. Of them thar pesly automobiles
came rushing past here and two OF my game
chickens
Hint I'd think you'd be looking sour"
mo. stranger. Them thar game birds had steel
spurs them and the way they punctured up them
"This talk about millions dollars fur the Panama
canal gifts me-" remarked 81 Slocum. "Thets a power
O. money fur jist a canal"
"Alebbe." suggested Rube Robbins they're gon' ter
have the towpath asphalted. runs inter a heap o.
money."-Phladeiphia Ledger.
The Frend-was Mrs. Heviwaite pleased with her
portrait?
The Artist-ohl yes I managed to make her resemble
what she thinks she used to look nke-Broolyn Life
'vhat freaky notions enter folks headsl Here's
a rich woman having her cats voice trained
That's all right. She is simply cultivatng the news"
Boston Transcript
Patence-wheb was young had at least SO offers
for my hand
Practice-Thosh were what you might call your palmy
days. I suppose-Tit-Bts.
Jack Huggard-shall I ask your father
Miss Ihnit-Ne: just tell him--you're so big and
strong you don't need to ask-critc
"she is enjoying that rarest OF all rare tines
life's glded age.
"You mean to tell me that the wonderful yellow
OF hair is artiheiaL"-H Houston Post
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
compIalns Of ca Inc.

Editor The Evening Journal.
For some time past have greatly
admired the efforts Of The Evening
Journal to get for the people a good
street car service. While the city has
been getting an improved service. the
patrons OF the Darby line have been
delayed at times over an hour. There
Is no regular schedule maintained and
il is case where the people are ig-
norod. Recently seventy regular rid
ers have petitioned the railway COM
pany to- run a car from shellpot to
Gordon Heights and thereby relieve
the condition existing at present.
happened to be in Darby last night
and waited an hour for a Darby car
TO come along. l rode to Chester and
found an Eighth street car waiting
for the people, as the Darby cars
were out OF service. SO ] got home af-
ter three and half hours expert
ence. But the people who wish to go
to Gordon Heights Hillcrest and
other nearby suburbs are the ones that
are inconvenienced.
Respectfully.
N. A. M.
Wilmington. Sept. s.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

that once the construction of the large manufac-
turing pAnt was begun that it would be hurried
to completion with all possible dispatch The
plans Of the companys buildings indicated, it is
said, the employment OF at least one thousand
workmen. That number Of skilled mechanics
would be a good acquisition to our city and
would increase our population at least five thous-
and. After two or three years when the concern
would be in full operation there would be per-
haps over twenty-five hundred hgh-grade work
men given constant employment and at good
wages We sincerely hope the suspension of
work is only temporary, and that before many
months the plant will be completed and the
works in full operation.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
TO REPUBLICANS:

We are anxious to have every
Republican in close touch, and work
ng in harmony with the Republicai
National Congressional Committee il
favor of the election of Republica
Congress.
The Congressional campaign mui
c based on the administrative al
legislative record Of the party, anC
hat being so, Theodore Roosevelt
personality must be central figure
and his achievements a central
.hought in the campaign.
We desire to maintain the work Of
his campaign with popular subscrip.
ions of One Dollareach from Rcpub-
Leans. To each subscriber we will
end the Republican National Cam
'aign Text Book and all document
issued by the Committee.
Help US achieve a great victory.
JAMES S. SHERMAN, Chairman.
p 0. Box 2o6s, New York.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
REOPEN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Zion Edifioo at Sixth and Jackson
Streets, Handsomely Improved.

Streets, Handsomely Improved.
After having been closed for six
weeks. during which time its interior
has been artistically decorated in oil
colors by Nicholas 4. Goldberg, of this
city at a cost Of $1,000, Zion German
Lutheran Church, the Rev. Paul Isen-
sohmid, pastor. will be reopened next
Sunday with appropriate services. The
Rev. j. ]. Kuendig. OF Reading, Pa. a
lifetime friend Hf Pastor Isenschmid,
VIII be present and viii deliver the
morning sermon. There win also be
services IN the evening Special music
win be furnished by the choir at both
services. under the direction of Pro-
fogsoc Jacob Clymer. the choirmaster.
No doubt the entire conETega gation win
avail itself Of this opportunity to see
its pretty house of worship in its new
garb and il Is expected that quite a
nice sum Of money viii be realized
from the special offerings to be taken
to help defray the evpcnses which
have been incurred. Other appropri-
ate renewals have also been made in
the church. including a handsome new
carpet. the painting OF the pews and
all the interior wood work and the
pipe organ has been Beautifully re-
decorated While the church proper
was closed services have been held
during the summer IN the lecture
room Of the church.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
GOT LICENSE But
DID NOT MARRY

Magistrate Broman on Monday Is
sued marriage licenses to two Philadel-
phia couples and yesterday issued an
other to a Wilmington man who mar
ried a young woman from Virginia.
The last named couple was James
Packinon and Miss Mabel Josephine
II clxs The latter came here from
Vienna, Va, to marry her husband, and
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Hubert K Wells.
The couples for whom licenses were
issued yesterday We're; Charles S. A.
Booth and Miss Paulina S Kurtz and
Richard w. Rigler and Miss Mabel r.
Mackey.
In case Of the first named couple,
Booth came to Wilmington alone. and
told the Rev. George l.. Wolfe, after he
had obtained his license. that the mar
riage would not take place until later.
He gave his reasons for this strange
proceeding. but what they were could
not be learned.
Where the second Philadelphia cou-
pie was married could not be learned.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
HALLOWEEN
OBSERVANCE

The Joint Halloween committee Of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the
Mercantile Association win meet next
Monday evening as usual and a large
attendance is expected. On this night
a number Of merchants and manufac-
turers will discuss with the committee
plans for the proposed celebration.
At o'clock next Sunday afternoon
a meeting Of the joint committee viii
be held IN the Bader Building at Sew
enth and Shipley streets, when the
presidents Of the various fire compan-
les win be heard. They have all been
invited TO attend and il is the hope
of the committee that every company
viii be represented at the meeting, as
it is proposed to make the firemen's
review a feature Of the celebration.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
GOOD OPENING FOR
OYSTER SEASON

The present oyster dredging season.
promises to be one Of the most sue
cossful IN the history Of the business.
oyster captains report that the oys-
ters are up to their best expectations
I'm matter OF quality and the number
has not by any means been overesti-
mated. Many Of the boats viii not
work hard until October. for the cap
talns reason the matter out that by
holding Off and not glutting the mar
ket at the start. in a months time
they will be able TO secure better
prices.
The oyster pirates have been oper-
ating already but on the Delaware
beds the launch Protector does patrol
duty and it viii go hard with anyone
found poachng over the oyster beds
there.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
FAIR A GREAT SUCCESS.

r FAVORED by perfect weather the New
= Castle County Fair had yesterday most
auspicious opening. The exhibits as well as the
general arrangements went far beyond the ex-
pectations Of even the warmest partisans Of the
project. For. the first day the attendance was
very large and there is every indication that the
attraction will be given the patronage and sup
port it deserves We would like to see the fair
made a permanent one the same the one at
Trenton, Syracuse and other places where they
have been wonderfully successful and Of great
benefit as well as pleasure 10 the people Of the
community. Whether the fair will be contin-
ued depends very largely upon the attendance
and support it receives from our people All
who are able 'and can spare the time should
spend at east.on day at the fair.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
Personal and Pertinent

James A. Bokey, who for the past years has
had charge Of the cafe in the Clayton House Rathske
ler has been transferred to the cafe in the Hotel Will
mngton and now has charge there. Il felt like bat"
said James yesterday, I'm speaking the change when
FIRST here could hardly in the Daylight
working so long under the glare OF artificial lights
Some of my friends say look at least ten
in the sunshine than do In electric light blaze.
maybe don't feel too, just Ike four-year-
old. DO like the changer Does horse Ike his oats
fish the water? We'll, guess yes" said Mr.. Bakcy
he deftly twisted lemon peel IN horses neck
and hummed the air Of Mother, Mother, Mother. Pin
a Rose Me-"
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
Swimming Pools Popular.

Now that the warm days have pass
ed, the homeward rush from the sea-
earnest. While the railroads report
that the exodus from the resorts is
on. they say that not until after Sep
tensher S win they be at all pushed in
handling the baggage Of home-comers.
Thus far there has been no difficulty
in taking care Of the baggage, al
though the number Of pieces that ar
rived to-day was an indication Of. what
is to follow. .~e
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
Wheat Crop is Large.

superintendent B. f. Blackburn Of
the New Castle County Hospital is
greatly pleased with the yield Of
wheat on the farm connected with the
institution Mr.. Blackburn states that
from twelve acres OF ground 420 BUSH
els OF wheat We're taken. or an average
OF 30 bushels to the acre This is be-
lieved 10 be the largest yield per acre
in New Castle county.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
Some Of the Sick.

Frank Thompson is confined TO his
home with an attack of chills and
fever
After a rather long spell Of sickness
Engineer w. j. Johnston. of 30l South
Jackson street, has returned to duty.
A. II. Finerty. of Twenty-seeond and
Market streets. is confined to his bed
with an attack Of illness.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Thieves broke into the store Of Will
Ham a. Fote, at Kennedyville, and
stole SO.
Elkton pulp mill has closed down
indefinitely on account of the scarcity
Of wood.
Public schools throughout Cecil
county opened yesterday with about
$500 pupils IN attendance.
NJ. L. Johnson and George w. Will
son. Of Easton, have been summoned
to the bedside OF Judge William A.
Martin, who is critically III at Hamp-
ton L. l.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Rachel Kitchens, aged IS. who
died at Laurel, early lost the sight
Of one eye. and at 50 could not read.
She was converted. began to study the
Bible and had since read it through
every year. Nine years ago she broke
her leg and had since been bed-ridden.
Rural free delivery carriers of Kent
county held their FIRST meeting at
Dover yesterday since forming their
organization on May 3O
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
Returned 70 PhlIadeInhia

Miss Harriet Thorn and Miss Cath
erin Scanlon. OF Philadelphia. who
were visiting here have returned to
their homes. They were spending a
weeks vacation as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Biggins. Mr.. Biggins
% an employe OF the p, b. and W.
Railroad Company
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
aResaIean Are Coming Back.

Gunners are finding good sport just
now on the marshes surrounding VIII
mington. The toothsome reed bird is
the game they are after and the sport
is gcttlng better each day. The re-
cent heavy rains caused the birds to
go away but they are again return-
ing, and IN a few days are expected
to appear in large numbers.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

Arumor is current that the United States Steel
Company contemplates erecting plant along the
Delaware, either at Chester or New Castle. If
this is true the importance of Wilmington getting
acquainted with Mr. Charles NJ. Schwab, who
visited us for few moments recently, is imper-
ative. Perhaps Mr.. Schwab had steel trust
plant along the Delaware in mind when he came
here. The Board of Trade should lose no time
in getting next" to the steel magnate. lie de-
clared himself pleased with Wilmington and in
vited the citizens to take still greater interest
in the Harlan and Hollingsworth Corporation.
Mr.. Schwab is a splendid man to have concerned
in the welfare of the city.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

In the acNGlsition of that magnificent and pow
erful new htd engine the Union Fire Company,
one OF our Youngest organizations, is entitled to
first place for efficiency as fire fighter. Our
city is certainly under great obligation to the
men who organized the Union Company. Our
fire service has been greatly increased thereby,
and the peril and danger Of our homes and city
being destroyed or damaged by fire has been
considerably lessened The honor paid by sis
ter companies and our city to the Union Com
pany last Saturday on the occasion of the hous-
ing of the new engine was fully deserved.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
HOPE WORK WILL BE RENEwED

I Is asouree Of much disappointment to most
= people that the Otto Engine Company has
been Obliged TO suspend its extensive building
operations in South Wilmington 1t was hoped
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
Respectfulll
Wilmington. Sept. 4.
Registrar.

Legally the registrar has no right
to register any voter who has not paid
his fee, hut It has been held proper
for the registrar or any other election
officer TO loan n dollar TO such a voter
under such circumstances providing
the money actually passes from loaner
to borrower ana is paid as the Zee at
the time Of registration. Under such
circumstances there would be no off,
cial contraction Of a debt but the debt
would be personal purely.
Editor.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

The railroad corporation lawyers think they
have thrown the rate bill into such confusion that
they must, as soon as possible, bring case before
the courts. OF course the railroad corporation
lawyers have no faith in the Interstate Com
merce Commission which is composed Of worthy
and responsible men. They wish to conduct
their fight in the courts But the courts of late
have shown that they are not as much biased in
favor of the corporations as the railroad COM
panies may imagine Indeed, the corporationists
have been dealt some pretty hard blows in the
courts.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
Peoples Column
Has No Legal Right.
EdItor rhe EvenIng journal.

Editor The Evening Journal:
Would you kindly answer through
your columns a question regarding the
legal responsibility OF the registrar Of
voters under the new constitution?
For instance II citizen presents
himself to the registrar for the pur-
pose Of being registered and qualified
to vote at the coming election, finding
himself without the necessary dollar
and not having time TO go home 70
procure one before closing time, has
the registrar a legal right to assume
the responsibility Of putting his name
on the books said applicant being re-
sponslble to the registrar, he in turn
being responsible 10 the county. under
bond for the same?
par,rgtftsfltr
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

only suffer the deterioration OF her
greatest industry, but the people o.
their very sustenance.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

"only mint can make money without adv'r'is'ns''-'
Gladstone.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

D 8 A. sOO- TE1rPHoNns-DeImprvia aa's-
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
THE
Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Co. 81 =.
Northwest Corner
Ninth and Market Streets
Wilmington. Del. slt
THE
Capital $500, 600
Surplus and Profits S55O,O00

The Directors Of this Company
are active in its management. All
of Trust Funds or the
Company's Funds are made only
upon their approval and all Trust
Funds and Trust Investments are
kept separate and apart from the
assets of the Company.
2 per cent. interest paid on de-
posts subject to check.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

No attention raid to unsigned communications
Advertising rates on application.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
DIRECTORS.

Oface Hours-9 a. m. TO p. m.
Saturdays-9 q. m. TO u noon.
Evening journal., 1906-09-05
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the character stand
ms reputation Of any person. firm or corporaloN
which may appear IN these columns will be saos Do'
rected upon request
Evening journal., 1906-09-05

THE EVENING JOURNAL coMPANf'
Fourth and shipley streets. Wilmington. delaware
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-11

will recover if goed attention is given
her
A young man nalled Hess, about
half mile south of town, died with
pneumonia
Dir. O. P. Martin is able 10 be az his
office again.
The Christi ian church has 4 revival
again Rev. j, Parker, Of Vienna, =
the pastor They have Sunday school
at 1880 and Christian Endeavor at
.4:30. 1t has been four years since
services were held in the Chrictian
church We hope they will have good
success in all their services.
Mrs. Tom Kennedy died this morn
ing about 1880, with pneumonia. She
was sick only five days. She leaves a
husband and four children 10 mourn
her loss. A host of relatives and
friends and neighbors srieye and miss
her The funeral was at the NJ. n.
church. conducted by Rev. Hanks We
learn Mrs. Kennedy was S3 years old.
Mrs. r. A. Martin Il having a new
fence put around her property.
Mr.. Walter Matheny has moved in
to the property of G. W. Evers. 1t is
said he got tired living in a boat sur
rounded with water.