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C BseF elF FeREST
REESE RIVE MERE

Clifford Pinchot chief Of the for.
est service. accompanied by + H.
Newell, Of the reclamation service,
w. J. McGes, a member Of the I'm.
land waterway commission, and !.
A. Holmes. 81 the government
geological survey. Us al present in
this city
Mr. Pinchot, Ia speaking Ia re-
porter. said that the purpose OF
bis trip is one Of investigation, and
that IAN Information would be turn
ca over 90 Secretary Of the Interior
James r. Garfield
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1909 c. Z. cow NTR0N
FOR KANSAS CITY
MW(M INTEREST nm
FRIDAY PR0GRAM

Although the address by Vice.
President Fairbanks Friday even.
ing at tent williston will be the
feature Of tomorrowa convention
program. there will he much Of ins
serest In the morning aud after.
noon meetings After the sun.
rise prayer meetings and school OF
methods. thN day = program will be
taken up az tent Wulis,on and the
First Presbyterian church
The afternoon will be given over
20 deuen&aRsianss rallies Ia a large
number 81 churches. The main
preEfem foAeNa.
Friday Morning.
Tent wlltston.
South end Lincoln Park.
CHRISTIAN ENpEAv0R A FED
GRAFTON.
INSTRUMENTATION. international,
lntrr.raciaL
bishop Alexander Walters. d d.
Jersey city, y j.. presiding.
ib.o0 Praise aud prayer
Advantage Of an Inter.
unconditional Society" Rev
James l. liill. ID y Salem. Mass
~ 90" Christian EndeaYor aud
Church Union al Home. Rev II. -.
Tyler. ID -. pastor South Broad
way Christian church. Denver
Colo.
10 i5--"Chrstian Endeavor and
Church Union ON Mission Fields.
Rev. w 4 Chamberlain. IN. n mia
sionary Reformed Church 81 Amer
tea, expresldent United Society
OF Christian EndeAyor Tor India.
Rurmah and Ceylon.
II CO. Songs Of fellowship.
ii,t0-P Prayer for unity In spirit
and service. Rev FLOYD W. Ton.
kina, 8 r d, Philadelphia. Penn
Christian Endeayor
World Organization the infof.
national brotherhood % the
Worlds Christian Endcavof
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Fourth av aud spriuR Al
floanhing out" Rev lIurh
X Walker D D.. pastor Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. Los Angeles
Call presiding
ne 90 Praise and prayer
osi5--1ha Democracy 81 Chris.
slaa EudeaYor Working With.
Not Fur. Rev Lewis s Hall. presi.
dent Msnncnnta Christian Endeayof
Union. 81 Paul. MINI
10 % Affiliated Gmups Clubs
and Classes Mr Won Ogden Nogg.
secretary Worlds Christian In
dcavoref Union. founK Peoples
secretary Presbyterian BOARD ~
Home Missions. New Yors. n y
10 f5@ Open Parliament. rfactl
cal auERaatiuna leader. Mr W O.
Atwood. baltimore. SD
III 90 r. Christian EndeAvors
Spirit. Not Letter" Rev ~
sirAuKhu. president West Lafayette
College. West Lafayette. Ohio.
Christian Endesyor an
Eyangsliatic Agency. STR William
Phillips HAN. Evangelist. president
bible League and American Tract
Society, Nev Yofk. n I.
N 30 Singing
it.aS-fThe Ideal Society. Pro
f~aaor Amos r. Wells. editorial
secretary Of the United Society
and manaEinK editor of The Chris
tan Endeaxor World. Boston
Mass
Grand Opera House.
Cherry ~. between Second and
THIRD avs
NOON EvANoELlsTtc SERVICE
1900 90.
Mr. william Phillips Hall presl
dent American Bible League. NcN
York. y. r.. presiding
Address. Rev James A Francfa
Baptist Evangelist, New YORK..
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iiis-~Jinior and intermediate
Problems Stated and Answered
From the Floor. leader. ~. c. Per
kins baltimore. Md
tif0-~~T The Pastors Part IN the
Training Process Rev Smith Hak.
or. y. -. cxpaster wiIlisgon church.
Portland. Me
The morning program AZ the First
Presbyterian church vas as fol.
loss:
f0--Praise and prayer
1910 Training in Expression .
Rev y r. Ollie. u D.. pastor FIRST
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STOLE TO PAY For wIFE's DRESSES

Chester r. ward. a former en-
pIoye Of II. A. Razsr. an Insurance
man in the Colman building. was
arrested In San Francisco yegter-
day at the request OF Razer
Ward Is charged With emboxzlinE
$500 from Racer while ia the lat.
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DROWNED

Frank selvia. fireman on the
steamer =. W Lake. which runs TO
Alki Point. is believed to have been
drowned this morning somewhere
between the belt buoy and Seattle.
Captain Alexander Woods report
"a 60 che police that nc about
o'clock. as he was making the first
return "trip this morning. Selvia dis.
appeared He was last seen by the
engineer. who Says that Selvia was
IN u drunken stupOr.
A search Is now being made for
the missing man.
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tef's employ az collector aud book.
keeper
Ward. who while Ia Seattle. was
o Christian Endeavor worker aud
a member Of the Y. NJ. G. A. says
he stole 20 pay for dresses and fin
cry far his wife ward viii be
brought % Seattle
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ON THE FRONT

The Santa Ana, which belongs TO
the Northwestern Steamship com.
pany ls due from her long trip TO
the north tomorrow She got into
Valdez June 10 with q large cargo
Of building material on board.
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EXTRA!
BIG GUN
B&1RS rs

poRT TOWNSEND. Wash, July
ia charge used IN one OF the
big guns 10 fire a1agate to Cover
nor Mead and tho other state Of
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There World difference between personal appearance
Rockefeller only RockefclieY
JE
John p, Dr. is Of hIs d. ST.
the picture OF his
There The younger feature
face indicative 81 kinshp 10
younger heavy featured countenAnco
wh lnrge wide and potnherAn forehead big big
msnsh and u heavy chin He much taller than his mother
he = 81 gcueF
y a
iis forehead reccdlug line
and
quite OF John b. Ir. which
sized.
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Junior Christian Endeavorl. Mrs.
francis y. Clark, Auburndale.
Mass
1870 Training the Youth I'm
sermediafe Christian EndeavofJ.
heF x. g Banneu, y b.. president
pennsylvania Christian Endeavor
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flcials. prematurely exploded tkss
afternoon and Private Thomson of
the Goth Coast Artillery was killed
and two others were injured
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JEALOUS LOVER MURDERS

lover and the shooting was a most
cold blooded one.
According to statements. Mrs.
Hall the murdered widow. has a
former husband buried In a Seat
tie cemetery. Harvey and Mrs.
Hall were ia Seattle last week and
both placed bouquets on the grave.
The husband dropped dead upon
the streets In Seattle about a year
ago.
Mrs John w. Glllen. OF this city.
a sister Of the murdered woman,
left this morning for Tacoma, on
hearing OF the shooting Of Gertrude
Hail by Frank Harvey. Mrs. Gil
len stated that she believed the
shooting was the result OF Har-
veg's jealousy.
"Sho would not marry Harvey,
and that's why he Killed her" she
said this morning to a reporter
for The star Il was afraid that
such thing might happen"
The mother and another sister.
Anna. live in Regina. Canada. &C
eording to Information gained In
Seattle.
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milk inspectors on one cby, July ..
showed an ayetage Of buitQ fai
Of 345 los cent Some % the In
dlvldual asan rlee ren extra high
ssS aoase sNtN DOC. On lie vi -
tlse stessnE 10 ssJassaAse1 gooa foi
sAae ssaam IT seH sAat
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Ws4ss@s fsvass staas4iA 60 tbss
tAsesat. tss fsesas r0srev bas
. eses eeass Sec aseA - 10
nsassss 4 l~assee s@s.
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sSiiuas ~ RiebsDosA We. Aaye
20 sssi $500 sos zoe pueess@e ~
. franchise IA ne saatcfs lessis
The question nov ~ Who mas n
franchise or Ale7
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pastor First Free baptist church.
Providence, H. l. Ia loving mem.
DRY OF Rev Charles A. Dickinson
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SARATOGA. n. Y. July IL
Frank w Pierce, OF Oakland. Cal,
was today elected the grand cap.
tain ecneral Of the grand command.
cry knights Of Tomplars The
next triennial c0nclayo will be held
IN Chicago IN 1910.
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I've seesst a sks eisv ebesaiss
o. s'ss ssslysla a % eamiaos -
AHA tsstea bs tlSs bcsfa ~ health
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Interesting aad edlfyinK nature. aud
The leading thought IN the discus
eens developed waa the training ioF
the church % the future
President Francis + Clark pre-.
sided. and the program was as fol.
lows
le-Praisc and prayer.
le.ie-~The Need Of The Day
Trained Christians" Rev r. r.
Pockman. d ID. pastor First Re.
formed church, New brunswick.
Ms.
ie.25--TrainiHg the Children. :
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Union" President Francis y. Clark.
ID ID. III. D. Boston. Mass.
IL As Memorial service. con.
Quoted BY Rev J N Lowden. d ID.
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y , bishop ~ " Arnett. y. d. /.
Rev Tcunia = HamiIn. d y.
Adjournment
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roNleHr's PROGRAM.


TIE COMPLETE CHRISTIAN
Rev. ira Landrh. IL. .. Regent Helmcfe eeliesR
Nashville Tenn. Presiding.
T:So-Praise and Cd
T;45-Trainna the Bedy-ReV. W. 7. MeEVeeH, Ph. y,
pastor ShaNmus Congregational church, Boston, Mass.
e:to-rralnna the Mnd-pean Herbert L. Wtist, o. o,
Chicago University Chicago, ~
s;2S-Antheu.
s.45-Tranno the soutRev. Floyd W. ronkns, s. y. o,
Holy Trinity church. Philadelphia. Penn.
Adjournment
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Fourth and Spring st.
TIE COMPLETE CHRISTIAN.
President francis {. Clark. Presiding
7.So-Prase and
7s4B-Tranira Body-Rev. Hugh X Walker, o. D.
paster Presbyterian church. los Angeles Cal
sfo-~Traning Mnd-~ReN. George N. Ware D. D. l.
1. o. president Wells College, Aurora. ~ v
6s5-Anthen.
s45-Trsnng the sou-Rov. Frank q. Smith, o. D.
TOR Warren Congregational church. Chicago w.
Adjournment.
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AFTER BIG URS
lssrIppa Tslspraph servIeel

tseripps Telegraph service.)
NEW YORK. July 70. Immediate
prosecution Of several OF the de.
PENDANTS OF the tobacco trust on a
criminal charge is highly probable
This statement is made by Assist.
ant Attorney General James Nc.
Reynolds The suit was started
against the trust yesterday to dis.
solve the organization
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The chief use which hns been
made hYo the Seattle Electric com
pany and other public service corpo.
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Me,.s.nee' ,. g., Who SPOKE This
.o.u'ns on Training in Giving
llsmn ', PASTOR Lutheran church, Wii.
and youth. " 'ne en''afen
iteg ~ 10" the Parents Can Helb 4"
to, o q bafraelnugh q. a. pas
60, Aeens Avenue Methodist
n'eW Westminster, 70. q.
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Continued on page 80
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
MURDER AND SUICIDE IN
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

Viola Poore, alias Mss'en, alias Hud-
son. a wellknOwn character for six
years past on the streets Of Milford, was
shot I'd instantly killed in Wilmington
last Friday night by William Oakley
Poore. who claimed to be her husband,
and he Immediately turned the pistol
against his head and sent a bullet
crashing into his brain, from which
cause he died on Saturday.
Both are we'll known here, as they
figured in a case ofs,burglary and re-
ceiving stolen goods, and served term
in Dover jail.
She was rather a good looking young
weman, and might have been an at
trsctive helpmate for some man, If her
disposition to fast life had not over
shaddowed her early in life.
Only q short time ago the pair lett
Milford and went to Wilmington, where
the same course Of licentiOus living was
continued, and this resulted in the
Quarrel between them, which endeu
the lives Of both.
In company with another woman OF
the same class, she accompanied two
men to places OF disrepute and drank
to excess, and it was at such a place
that Poore found her, and shot heI
down with vile oaths on her lips.
She is daughter Of John H. Hudson
of Pittsville, Maryland, little town
near Salisbury, and for several years
he had tried to get her to reform.
Truly, the "Wages Of Sin are Death
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
H ". CHAIRS COLLECTING
STATE REVENUE LICENSES.

There has been q rude awakening to
the fact that there is 3 law on the
statutes OF Delaware, which cOmpels
every ice cream saloon, oyster house,
or lunch room in the State, to pay an
annual license fee OF S25 to the Clerk
Of the Peace. In New Castle county
this has been enforced, but in Kent and
Sussex the law has been ignored for
MANY years. The new officer created by
the last Legislature, Harry w. Chairs
has been making a tour Of the State
looking after the license lists, and in
specting the licenses as paid. He has
had a lively experience indeed. Some
of the people were insulting and abu
sive. which will insure them an dict
ment before the next term OF court
while Others were ignorant Of the law
and were willing to meet it promptly.
He also found many lines OF business
being conducted without paying any
license whatever, and several cases
where large businesses pay each year
exactly the same license-which is sus'
pielous. and has caused him to make
investigations. Enforcing the law will
be a great benefit to the communities
bv prohibiting the mushroom ice cream
parlors, oyster rOoms-which operate
only in the best season and leave the
regular oyster places to drag out thu
ends Of the season at no profit. Their
it compels all to pay their part tC
wards the State government, Of which
Farnhurst Hospital is one Of the mos
worthy charges. The new State Ofiieel
has found that the laws are very de
fieient in some places, and will make
recommendation that the next Legis
Iature cover these cases.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
In No County.

A curious position, that is enjoyed
by but few cities in the United States,
ia that Of Baltimore, Maryland, in that
it is not in any county. When the
State was first divided into political sub
divisions, Baltimore was the county
town of Baltimore county, but later the
State was arranged differently. In a
discussion about this situation last
week the parties could not agree and
it was referred to the Baltimore Sun for
authentic statement Of the condition.
and the following letter makes it clear
In reply to yours Of June goth Bal
timore City is in no county, nor Is II q
county in itself. 1t forms separate po'
Iiticai sub division Of the State. Mary
land is composed of twenty-three coun'
ties and fine City of Baltimore. Hoping
this will be satisfactory, we are
Yours truly, b. ELLIS
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
church News.

The Presbyterian Sunday School will
have for its lesson next Sabbath, June
8Oth. "The Review" James B. Gill
christ, Supt.
Christ Church.-June 80, fifth Sun
day after Trinity,) celebration, 73O g..
m; mathis, litany and sermon, 10 80 ;
Sunday School, p. m st. Stey hen's
Chapel, Is P. m.
There will be special music on Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian Church.
The male quaItette, composed Of Mes
sers. Holzmueller, Horton, Collins and
Richards, will sing their beautiful num-
ber. "Though l speak with the tongues
NJ men and Of Angels" The Organist
will play the following numbers
Prelude. "Entree Triomphale," Paul
Wachs offertOry, "Angel's Serenade, "
Braga postlude, "MaTch from Tam
haeuser," Wagner.
The regular services in the Baptist
Church Sunday morning Bible School
@ 30. Preaching service, 10 30. Subject
eye are not your own for ye are bought
with a price, therefore glorify God will
YOUR bodies which are His" Church
has been lent to the Salvation Army
workers for Saturday and Sunday even
ipgs. After Sunday there will be thu
regular service Sundays evenings a
7.8O by the pastor, Rev. w. H. Savage
All are made welcome.
In Avenue NJ. E. Church divine ser
vices at lO. 30 q. m. and sermon subject
"The Truth Concerning The Liquo
0 lestion." Mr.. Quigg will show tn
cause for failures in the past and lea'
his hearers in to new trains OF though
on this subject. The Sunday Schoo
will be at ? p. m. Chapel Sunday at
D. m. The Chapel Sunday School picni
is planned for the fret regular excursion
TO Rehoboth. Epworth League praye
meeting at 6. As, led by Louis B. Graves
Evening services at 7.3O. After this tn
evening preaching service will be su'
pesded, TO be resumed on the first sur
day evening in September.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
SHORT LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.
J ihe snssex CountY Fair.

See the Sussex County Fair.
See the big pumpkins and turnips
at the County Fair.
The trained polo ponies are worth
seeing at the ball grounds on the Fourth
Two games Of ball and expert horse
back riding will be at the Milford ball
grounds on July 4th.
Bring your pumpkins and taters and
win the prize at the Sussex County
Fair, in MilfOd, June 2Sth
Yes, all the stores will be closed, but
the hotels, ice cream and cigar stores
will be open on the Fourth.
Did you ever see an exhibition OF
trough riding?" Well you can see it on
July 4th at the ball grounds at 10 a. m.
The exhibition Of horseback riding,
by two expert polo players, will be
worth the price Of admission at the ball
grounds on July 4th.
The pea crop comes but once each
year, but the same is true Of the Fourth
Of July, therefore the cannery will find
it hard to get hands on that day they
will all stop work to see the ball games.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
NEW COURT SCHEDUEL.
Assignment Of Judges for the Terms
Under New Law.

Judicial assignments to cover the five
terms Of the Court under the new law
we're made on Saturday at Dover.
They are as follows:
September term, 1907, New Castle
county, third Monday, September Is,
Lore, Pennewill, Boyce.
October term, 1907, Sussex county,
fret Monday, October 7, Lore, Grubb'
Pennewill.
October term, 1907, Kent county,
third Monday, october 81, Lore, GIubb,
Pennewill.
November term, 1907, New Castle
county, fist Monday, November 4,
Lore, Spruance, BOyce.
January term, 1908, New Castle
county, first Monday, January 6, Lore,
Grubb, Pennewill.
February term, 1908, Sussex county
first Monday, February 8, Lore, Penne'
will, Boyce.
February term, 1908, Kent county
third Monday, February II, Lore, Pen
newill, BOyce.
March term, 1908, New Castle county
first Monday, March "a, for the month
of March, Lore, Spruance, BOyce fol
the month Of April, Lore, Grubb, Pen
newill.
April term, 1908, Sussex county, firs
Monday April 8, Lore, ,Spruance, Boyce
April term, 1908, Kent county, thirc
Monday, April 20, Lore, Spruanee
Boyce.
June term, 1908, New Castle county
first Monday, June /, LORE Gruoo
Pennewill
June term, 1908, Sussex county, las
Monday, June 30. .Pennewill and Boyce
July term, 1903, Kent county, frs
Monday, July s, Pennewill and Boyee
The alternates in all the courts viii
be as heretofore.
Under the old law, there were fOu
terms in New Castle county, September
November, February and May unde
this arrangement the terms are Septem
Der. November, January, March ant
June.
In Kent and Sussex counties tn
courts formerly met in October ant
April now Kent county courts vii
sit in October, February, April ant
July. and in Sussex county in October
February, April and June.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Real Estate Sales.

The residence on Jefferson avenue
facing the railroad, has been sold by
Walter Graham to Mrs. Henrietta Ben
nett.
The residence on Washington street.
South Milford, owned by Elwood BID
die. was this week sold by him to Cap
tain William Murphy at private terms
Mr.. Murphy moved into it this week.
C.T.W. Williams, real estate broker
has sold the 65 acre farm located two
miles from Pennington and owned bN
Mrs. James H. Day. The purchaser II
A. F. Colbom, OF Susquehanna county
pa This is a good little farm and wei
located. Terms not given.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Van Ambure Show Will Visit Milford.


The Van Amburg Show, which for
years has travelled through the country,
and which was founded by Peter Van
Amburg many years ago, aud which,
since his death, has been successfully
managed byhis sons and grandsens, will
appear at Milford on Monday, July LIST.
The excellent parade is q guarantee
that the show is all right. The mem
agerie part Of the show is one Of the
best extant, and from the variety OF its
exhibits is instructive and interesting
alikelto adults and children.
The white city is beautiful picture
on the green, and thousands of sight
seers will take advantage to inspect this
moving caravan. The horse stables
alone are worth visiting to all lovers OF
the gentle equine, for the Van Amburg
"horse shown is the talk Of America
then the ponies, they should be seen
also the culinary department where
over six hundred people are served three
times day. The blacksmith shops
the electric light plant and hundred
places will be found Of interest.
Only work Of an absolutely necessary
character is done on Sundays. If the
weather is fine and the water is not toe
cold, the elephants will be given bath
in the large lake near the depot.
The animals are interesting to look
upon. The elephants and the monkeys
are on deck to beg for peanuts and pop
corn. The ponies are delight to the
children, and it is often noticed thai
many Of the older people become en-
thusiastic to the play, simply because
it is pleasing to the children.
Each department is so completely
filled with foreign and American feat
ures as is capable Of being transported
and handled in a satisfactory manner
The new menagerie is a vast collec
tion Of the earth's most interesting anC
marvellous wonders.
Many new and novel acts will at
tract attention in the big tent, wher
hundreds Of skilled performers will VII
in friendly contests Of supremacy.
The children will be delighted will
the miniature menagerie, with bo.
trainers, drivers and care takers.
Nor has the circus department beel
neglected, for more special feature act
will be offered than ever before, enliV
ened with new and amusing antics b.
over two score OF funny clowns.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
Slaughter Beach Open.

This popular bay shore resort has
opened for the season, and all the at
fractions it has offered for an outing
will be found ready for the public. An
excellent shore supper, good accommo'
dation for horses, fine bathing and sail
ing. excellent drinking water, and
plenty Of com pany-as the cottages will
be eopened by the first Of July. The large
confectionery and ice cream booths viii
be under the management OF Perry
Warren, as usual, and the public viii
find every convenience for a day o.
summer outing.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
hundreds Of Wagon Loads OF Peas.

The streets OF Milford have been
blocked all Of this week with wagons
loaded with peas. Up to noon on Mon
day. Ia short mOrning) seventy-nine
loads were thrashed from the wagons,
and in the afternoon one hundred and
one loads were thrashed while fully
100 loads were standing waiting turn
TO get to the thrashers when they shut
down. The crop is large one this sea-
son. and the vines are furnishing many
tons of excellent hay to those who haul
it away to cure The pea hulls are one
of the richest feeds for cows, and horses
eat them greedily. 1t Is estimated that
the pea crop in this section will place
fully ten thousand dollars with the
growers in and about Milford which
is very acceptable cash to have early In
the season. 1t is q sight worth seeing,
to witness the pea wagons standing IN
line. and the method Of handling the
peas in the canneTy.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-28
A Yery CIOse CaII.

As Philip H. Griffith was going to
his home on a load Of phosphate, last
Monday evening, his team suddenly
started forward and caused him to fall
backward. He had two scythes on the
load and in falling the point Of one OF
them penetrated his left side for nearly
two inches. The blood gushed out in
an alarming manner, and fortunately,
the accident occurred in front Of the
home of B. F. B. WOOdall, who went
to his assistance. His physician reports
that the knife just missed the kidney.