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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
FIRST BOX OF
LOCAL BERRIES

Joe neaoyan. % Garden CITY.
brought % The Star office this
morning the first hox Of home
grown strawberries seen IN Seattle
this year
MF. nonovan has acquired a
habit n doing this same thinE
each year and Il would break bis
heart 20 have anyone heat BIN into
town With q bon Of nice. ripe red
ones
NJ uonotan has Two acres %
land IN berries and boasts % Que
% the finsat crops % this fralt
srowu aa1Whero Ia lbs PnKet
sound eountfy
a weuld have bad berries ripe
two weeka aRo. said NJ ponosan
this mofning. "but fer the cold
spell With warm weather from
n0w on Il wcnt bs Ions hefors
IN be shipping them into town BY
the erats~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
KENT NEWS ITEMS


KENT May "a Marshal shsp.
pieh went into Seattle Sunday ana
arrested Alfred Dose for stealing
various kinds OF things and selling
them TO the second hand man. ~
York The marshal took him 10
the Seattle Jail Tor safe keeping
and Monday brought him out for
trial before Judge Hailabnrh lie
was femanded 10 Judge Frater Of
the superior court with the recon.
mendatiOn that he be sent 10 the
reform school Harry 5mith. who
Was arrested here for the same
cause. was discharged upon bis
promise TO behave and 60 10 school.
u. York was fined the costs aud
given suspended sentence OF 800
for receiving stolen goods
v. l. Coffin. superintendent of
the condensed milk plant here. left
Monday evening for Chicago 90
spend hia vacation and H. 4. liar.
denhnrga. superintendent of all the
companya factories. viii be- In
charge during hts absence
Walter binsell sustained a broken
finger and several others injured
IN the machinery az the condenser
/ Monday.
The council examined the work.
lngs a a GoFhAm chemical fire ca.
tnguishef Monday evening. which
seemed 70 DO good work
Arney nrou. are having fire
vail Of cement blocks pat In NJ the
back and side OF their store 90 ~
10 protect lt oa all sides from fire.
At the regular meeting Of the
council Monday evening tho license
committ@e reported unfayoFAbly on
the application OF the Kent Liquor
Co. for license aud the license
Naa refused
J : cssrney applied for a re-
newAi II lhe liquor license for the
Turf aaloon. Il vas referred 20 the
license eommlttee
Bills were ordered paid az fol.
lows A. q Long. for 900 feet OF
hoae. sal electric light for March
and April s2ss Is. CouAn. for coal
aud hauling srasel. etc. $40
The ordinance requiring the In.
dependent Tsiephone Co. TO have
al wires thirty feet above the
ground vas brought up and caused
much discussion. Mr.. West gave
hia reason for opposing IL and
later the ordinance Was Indefinitely
posspontd.
The ordinance regulating the
buyinx and selling OF second hand
goods vas passed This makes
strict requirements 80 ha TO prevent
boyt and others from alsposlng Of
fstalea seeds
As the Grow mill could not furn.
lab the lumber for The sidewalks
the marshal was directed TO get 81
from the Caihoun.Kfans mill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
PYTHIAN SISTERS
AT TACOMA

TACOMA. May e To-day the
grand lodge and the pYthian Sic.
tara wili coatiuua their sessions In
the large castle hall and the small
lodge roam ia the rear. respective
~.
Election Of officers for the en-.
suing rear Wiil b. held either 20
DAY or tomorrow. when the see.
eiona Of that body will eloae The
sana Is true 81 the pythian Sisters
But the hiK event ~ today II the
session Of the Dramatic Order %
Knights % khoraasan This q the
Oriental auxiliary OF the X Of p.
and. aalhe from The solemn rites
which form q part Of the decree
work. there II good deai ~ a
burieaque ahow about the lnitiaiory
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

Ia supplying out twenty Elk large
stores in the West we naturally are
forced 10 purchase instruments IN
enormous Quantities these many
busy piano cmporiums must BE-
kept sell stocked II IL this fact.
coupled With the practice o. paying
SPOT CASH IN every instance. and
the special Harness system Of
shipping used By the House OF
Highest Quality. which makes Il
possible Tor piano buyers In Seattle
snd ether large western eitaea eoF-
cred BY The great Pioneer Piano
House 60 obtain an elegant brand
new instrument NJ a price "a los aa
other dealers mot buyinE in such
enormous Quantities. must OF No
eesaitY pay At the factory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
DROWNED


HAD not Miss nuhrmann's com.
panion. Young man named Jeh'
ner. been an active swimmer. she
would have lost her life Jeaner
held her up in the rough sea
while row boat set out from shore
and came to the rescue A iaudlng
was made as hnrridly As possible
and two hours we're spent working
over the Kirl before abe regalned
consciousness.
Mlsn nuhrmann and Mr. leaner
we're with picnic party aud the
various members had taken turaa
In the canoe They happened 10
be cut la the craft At the time the
s1uall came up The young LADY
has entirely recovered from her
dangerous experience.
Mlas nuhrmann formerly lived In
Seattle and her father. Fred Huhr
mann. il in business here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

PORT TOWNSEND. MAJ ss-F.
T. Hash. the Hsw secretary 81 TIE
Commercial e1ut suffered hemof.
AMe ~ the lungs while on trip %
Victoria yesterday Mr. Hash 10 also
county aaditoF. and has fe9nd "
nee sssafy under phfsieians advise
20 ae4aton his nfnce duties tampef.
sriiY Ter = brief soieuEa and fest In
the eeuntrt.
The new plant ~ iiaaiesk far the
mannfaetafs of ~ pFedaets 90 ~
sNtfastsa ffem all waste lumber dis.
cafded ~ the Wasnin9tna Mil eann-
pays plant IL IN course % Goa.
ssructieu = ~ CeyHs a seH are
TIE contractors The main taiidins
raesrs nearly an acre % Efound. and
when cempistsa the plant witi en-
pioy ahsaf lee serknasa. TIE plaat
10 hstnx constructed ~ the wash.
iastsn Mil csmpany ara Seattle
PARTIES
cIviI ssrels. examinations fer
Jun. are auHaunrWd bF TIE beard -
examiners. % occur in Pert TaSn-
send. - fotiasa Juns lzth4 fpmt'
nsrr and plamhsr. Y n D.. sslsrr fsqe
per anhasa aad Faiiens hlaz ssniith
and ~hsslwftsht "a ND. a4iaFY ttqe
per snnnm wslh ratious fHHs iRth.
Engineer taatan sefTiess asa PET
year 4aus ttthsteth. gfwFA 1rsftss
mas inna efane service. o. nsf day
az Fhasntx. AFiaona hsis1M sni
Hsuc. Sssaaa. ard Ittsa per saHum
a. Eaa IfsHsfsee, tuus stfA. wheel
wright QAn. Porte Rice. saiafr
tsta per Yeaf FaFFisf 2Mp.
Porto Rsea. saiafy use PEE snsssn.
A capY q an efncisi easuHsuafsas
"a tMs treasury. 1a. ~ HeY anlas
reached Nsr@ ysssrsdaf. whirh "a
Eouness sa4t th~ boaatY paid fos
the saptass 81 smussisa seoaa. ~iii
- stepped Nntsf ths federal az
an nssssa astsztiHE sae ssisins
snsussisa goods u satifiss - enns
bsnsaftau nee sxrSsainE eas tslf the
value % tas eentFahsna eeeds
IRE saenis ann sal Inspection ~ shts
military district occurred fsstsftsy
rh@ fnspeetioH was anticipates ~
the effcrfs snd msn 81 tie three
prsts ard se~fffhius Sas IN fsadis
ness phsH cot n q Wenahnff
rofn fnandsr - ths ARTILLERY arrived
from NaneaaHsr headquarters "a
el1dina the tisne consumes in eeins
b.twrsn the three ferris. the lnsrsc-
tl1u lasted about four houfs
The eitH eenneii fsw vesks age
passed an nfdiuanes pFohthttlus ths
sale - tAtasiestibs liquors 70 In
fisns. miaars. dfunhards OF f~rsons
likely q bseams drunkaFHs or In
tonirafea persons. and raised the
liquor license from tt1e 70 ttaa. A.
last meeting the attention - the
city fathers was called 70 eertain
violations ~ tha above ordinances
~ tive saloon keepers and the
council forthwith ordered ths two
offenders 70 appear and shew cause
Why their licenses should net BE re-
Toksd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
TOO LATE FOR
CEREMONY

According TO a cable message re.
eelved by c. u. Yandell. secretary
Of the Chamber Of Commerce. from
Senator Sam. II. piles. who ~ now
with the Congressional party IN
Hawaii. that party will not arrive
ia Seattle IN time for the ground
breaking ceremonies Of the Alaska
Yukon.Pacifc exposition. u will
leavs Honolulu on May 70 and will
reach Seattle about June A., The
party will return East by way Of
thla city and the members will be
entertained here by the Chamber
OF Commerce and other similar or.
ganlEAtlona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
TANT JOBS AS
CllARDSAT FAIR

x~~s q. the local National
- cenmnaes n. y and l. and
5000 4 - the signals corpe.
- ,salsea n the A.-Y-P expo.
=. snsslals e have the National
|m-.rzn & TITS city stationed
. raras At TIE exposition
~ AZ afffcials say thar thsY
u 49, skeas ne guards. and ths
knsal knfasmen with their mii.
IT, elzrfpitns. experience and
Nlrnsnf aeemsd 70 b. the ideal
|cHh,sz fur these positions.
ktkk vi p4y well. and vii b
be d etnans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
FIFTY YEARS is HIS
SENTENCE
t.e,,pp. T.,.sssph ssr,is.J

sAN ANTONIO. Tex. May ~
The sentence nKed b. the court.
martial In the case OF Corporal =.
l. Knowles OF the Twenty fif,h In.
fantry. recently tried for having as.
hAulted Capt Edgar A. Macklin of
the same regiment. while the regi.
ment Was stationed at Fort Reno,
Okla. Ia December last. IN nifty
years a. hard labor in the peniten.
fiafy 81 Fort LeAyenworih. Kan.
The sentence was approved by Gen.
Albert l.. Meyer. commanding the
department OF Texas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
RAILROADS ANSWER.

Counsel for the lumbermen Of the
northwest yesterday received from
five different railroads answers 70
the Information filed with the I'm.
tsratats commerce commission IN
tho case brought BY the lumbermen
for an adjustment Of rates The
case will be up for hearing June
II at 10 O'Clock AZ Washington. ID.
G.. and a large number OF mem.
bors Of the Pacific Coast Lumber
Manufacturers association will be
In attendance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
HARTMAN TO
VISIT PORTLAND.

PORTLAND. Ore. MAJ 2g-The
Chamber OF Commerce IL I'm 70.
celpt Of letter from r Il Harri.
man announcing that be viii visit
Portland shortly to look into vari.
Gus phases Of tho transportation
problems affecting this city and
state. particularly with regard 10
the steamship service given by the
Hartman steamers between Port.
land and San Francisco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
|rsT co TO JAIL

4
..< FRANCISCO. May p IN
r.l,.a states circuit court Of
...s 4 mees important deelslea
- given In = Portland case.
- petision for a rehcarinK 10
. 80 q Dr.. Van Gesner and
- K nlgss. under conviction
4 - l'nlsed States eircuit court
4. district Of oregcn. OF con.
-, se susorn perjury. Was de
"a ne aenisl o. tho petitioa for
~,,x removes the lAst heps of
.rsr ana nlgga. and the oaly
~ rmaialHs 70 for them to 50
\ NJ
= c>Snar Vas sentenced BY
-. Hsss 70 serve five months
=, Naaucmah county jail and
go fsns e 81 coo. while Rises
4. r.s<r twsce the prison senteace
"a TIE fine Imposed 90 the
~ Il he tsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

which iines the bat IL aisa Of the
blue tore
The crown Is large aud high aad
IL almost concealed b. the roses
that eneireted a. These arr formed
into \ wreath and are Of the eopen-
hnxsn blae Al the lefi Of the
front are two larss WiuEA Witch
shade frun the dark blue 10 : falns
blue white
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
PAT GROVE is
FREE AGAIN

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. May
az Pat Grove last ulKhi was AZ
quilted b. = iury IN the district
court OF the charge Of hnlaing pp
two street ears In this city about
two years ago and rubblak theis
crews The robberiea we're com
mitked b. two masked men. and
Cruise was Indicted for the crime
One Of the men robbed however.
testified that CFowe vas 40, one
Of the hoid.ups
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
METHODIST coNFERERcE
DATES IN THIS STATE.
ts,ar special ssrsissl

RICHMOND. Ind. MAJ - In an
official liat Of the Methodist Episco.
pal conference dates. the following
are assigned 70 Washington
Columbia river conference At
Spokane. September I. Bishop
Moore presiding Pacific German
conference a. Roaalla. August 81.
Bishop Moore presiding Puget
Sound conference at Seattle. Sep.
TENDER II. Bishop Moore presiding.
West Norwegian Danish conference
AZ Seattle. September Is. Bishop
Moore presiding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

printing officials By a hundred pc.
tite little prlniresacH In the corridor
q the government printing building
IN Washington the other day. For
alas the mirrors had been taken
away and Tho girls we're told to
spend less time 10 pfimplns
Ard for revenge the girls declare
that hereafter they shall cease try.
iuE 70 be pretty and look a. much
like salobss a. possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
BLUE AND WHITE
IN COMBINATION

VopenhaEea blue N faFyine
shades ls The chief color 81 bscom-
ms hat while the MILAN straw is
white. the hat TAKES on the blue
tone lron lla trimming The slfAw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
|KxsTS 70 aivs PRooRA..

~ Wnmans Foreign Mlssioa
ssy o. n Seattle diNtrlct. wlll
NJ y ffleeash annual meeting
II - MadSsor - Methodist
|aess q TharsdAy and FRIDAY 81
- ssk Al extensive rrpgram
| ~ ~ pFspsFef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
ARMS FOR REVOLUTIONARY
PURPOSES ARE SEIZED.

TEN TSfN. MAY - Eight
thousand rifles. zee 600 fngnds 81
ammunition and p 600 haYuuots IN.
tended for revolutionary purposes
have been saised here By The i'm.
pefiRl customs authorities The
shipment vas imported b. an Eu.
ropean firm IN conjunction with
Chinese merchants The greatest
sensation has been caused In the
native portion Of the city By the
seizure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
The Purchasing Power
Of Silty-Flye Cents
ruH WAY THE rIoSEEa riaNo
HnrsE DOES n. HEAVY NV
ING - uEAtr SELLING - Low
PRICES.

Es.v GO Hs.ssa. Net Case Of
sksss Pt.se~. has ef Coed Fisses
cheap. Tshias tasrafass Of .
ssrfss Power faaazisa ~ Ne
oshsr oFxaais.ties In the Cssn-
srv lsssrs. Price. Tsst Are Al
ways nss.aashis, aaa semstisass
unres.~assiy Gew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
|...,sssr sRamSRroN alRl
..e,,sp sV YOUNG MAN
...ss CANOE oApslxEo. IS
UNCONSCIOUS FOR TWO
souss

,..,.s he sudden souall which
4, u last sunday noon aud
.,sr the lakes and tho sound,
,lIllsa nuhrmann, one Of the
nrcmlnent yeung women Of
$50. had = narrow escape
a.atA b the capaiHlng Of a
AZ TIE Aanctte beach a
- slstaaoe from the navy yaFd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

There 10 no reason why the buyer
who=thonEh he does not deem II
wise 10 part With 30 large an
initial payment. and follows this
up with small monthly paymente
should not have the same advant.
ages - the purchaser who pays
eanh-and expects q discount. No.
the House OF Johnston haa over.
come thia obstacle. II you can't see
your way clear 10 paY cash. We will
lend you the difference between
the amount % the first payment
and the purchase price Of the piano
The smaller dealers. Of course. can.
not do this. and sell the Instrument
at It's proper retail price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

her Judgment 20 ihe familY lawyer
before savings were Invested
Asked "a What shs mast atifih-
utsd he's saccess. she seid Work +.
/ love % work The joy ~ aolnH
work ana ssainR u disappear be-
fore : shsaEful dolaK q 81 ! ask-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
rsG GIRLS CAN'T pRlnP.

''lsn't II awful. MahelT"
I'll be horfid. mean things"
fust Tie = man
Aud similar ordinations OF
Nrafh and Indignation sere heapea
on the beads Of the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
ovr PRICE TO Att

The price Of each and every in.
strument is plainly marked on a
tag IN plain sight Of the customer
Each saleamhn's price IL the same
The comforting assurance that you
have the Biggest, busiest Best
dealers Ia the West backing You Ia
worth while Yon will find your
choice In the Line of Highest Merit.
Come 70 ~ 3 Johnston Co. a03
Second avenue. Burke building
Highest Quality means Greatest
Satisfaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
COFFEE

It is a mistake on the
part of a housewife to
buy poor coffee; it isn't
good for anybody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

Your grocer returns your money
n Feu don't Ike sehiiiinEt Rect
We paf him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22
cur special suburban delivery
service

extends every point In Greater Seattle including West
Seattle, Youngstown Ald Point and South Alki--this,
together with liberal credit system gives you untold
advantages here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-22

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Evening journal., 1907-10-17
RUNAWAY BOYS
WERE BEFRIENDED
Arrested on Railroad Prop.
erty, Dismissed by MagiS-
trate and Sent Home

six more unfortunates arrested on
the Pennsylvania railroad on the
charge Of trespass, were arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Broman to-day, but
the Justice dismissed them all. -Four
of the prisoners We're men with trades
and the other two were mere boys, i6
years Of age The latter gave their
names and addresses as John Daley,
No. 1916 Brown street, and Everett
Dale, No. 2O4 Richmond street, both in
Philadelphia They said that when
they left their work to go home last
evening they were met by a man in
Philadelphia, who promised to take
them to Baltimore to work He de-
serted them on reaching this city.
Daley was first placed under arrest by
a railroad detective and Daley gave
himself up, preferring to be with his
chum than at liberty.
= Magistrate Broman got into COM
munlcation with Mayor Wilson. Of the
Wilson Line. and fthe latter furnished
the lads with free transportation by
boat to Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
NOW GIRLS WILL
SWIM, WHAT FUN !!
Y. ". c. A. to Have, Pool in
Sub-BaSement Of Their
New King Street Home

The girls of the Young woman's
Christian Association are to learn TO
swim. For weeks the subject was
under discussion among the club mem-
bers, but not until a company Of Phil
adelphia club women determined that
swimming was just as healthful an cx-
ercise for them as for men could the
Wilmington club women agree that
there would be no improperly in in
PRODUCING swimming in the local club.
And so Architect r. L. Rice, Jr.. has
drawn plans Of a pool 2Sx1S feet, with
an average depth of six feet. which
the girls have approved of and order
ed built 1t will be located in a SUBJ
basement of the new building of the
association now being built at Nos
9O6-90S King street. out of sight Of the
curios, and will have walls of concrete
lined with bricks laid in pitch In
cold weather the water will be warmed
by steam. The double lockers will
be provided in the sub-cellar for the
use of the club women. The pool will
be ready for use about March 25. when
the new home of the women viii be
furnished
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
SOLDIERS BLAMED FOR
THE TEXAS "SHOOTUPI

WASHINGTON. oct. 1.-THE blame
for the shooting in Brownsville. Tex
in August of last year. which resulted
in the killing of one man. the manning
of another. the dismissal from the
army without honor of a whole bat
talon of colored soldiers, and the in
stitution Of one Of the warmest puli-
tical fights in recent history has been
definitely placed upon Company b Of
the Twenty-fifth Infantry, according
to the annual report of Brig. Gen. {.
Crozier, chief of ordnance of the u. S.
Army. made public to-day at the War
Department.
His conclusions he saws were reached
after a most careful and technical in
vestlgation. the object of which was
to identify the rifles from which the
bullets and cartridge cases received in
evidence had been fired.
with this enc in view" he contin-
ues, "a trial was made at Springfield
Armory to determine the possibility of
ascertaining from a microscoDical ex-
animation of the gun marks on a fired
cartridge case. the rifle from which II
had been fred. This trial developed
the fact that such an identification
was possible by virtue of the charac-
teristic marks on the various external
surfaces of the cartridge case pro-
duced by similar complimentary mark
ings in the chamber and on the breecf
mechanism of the rifle.
"ThersuDon all the cartridge cases
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
TWO PERSONS ON
MURDER CHARGE
Sheriff This Morning Issues
PreCept For Oyer and
Terminer Court Session

For the first time since the new jury
commissioner bill went into effect,
Sheriff Stafford this morning issued
IA precept for a session Of oyer and
Terminer Court in New Castle county
beginning Wednesday, November 6. The
regular term of November court will
open two days earlier. Under the law
the sheriff must formally notify the jury
commissioners Of the precept that they
may draw a special panel Of jurors for
service at the court
No session Of Oyer and Terminer
Court has been held in this county
since February. At this time there are
two cases for trial at the special term
the defendants being DR.. Horace Brad
| ley, indicted on charge Of second de-
gree murder growing out Of the death
of a young woman, and George H. Rob-
inson. colored, indicted on a charge OF
killing Of Robert V. Brown, a colored
lad while he was asleep.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
PLANTS TO CLOSE
OLD HOME DAY

Several local business houses whose
home offices are ocated here. have,
have notified the "Oid Home Celebra-
ton" committee that they have de-
cided on October 81. the day OF the big
civic celebration. as home Coming day
for their employees out of the city. Ac-
cordingly the committees special in
vitations are now being sent to these
representatives. The Mutual Life IN
surance Company. the Continental Life
Insurance Company and the American
Surety Company are among the com-
panies that have adopted the home
coming idea.
The committee announced this morn
ing that il had been assured that many
of the local manufacturing plants
would shut down on the day of the
celebration. It is the desire of the
committee that every establishment In
the city give its employees opportunity
to either view or take part in The
festivities OF the day.
Every indication points to a mosi
delightful celebration.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
WAITING FOR NEW LAWS
Members of the Bar Greatly lneon-
venienoed by carelessness
Of Somebody.

The members of the New Castle
county bar are wondering when they
are going to get copies Of the laws
passed by the last Legislature. They
have been waiting for the volumes six
months, and have no assurance at this
late date that they viii not have to
wait six more months for the laws.
Much impartial legislation was
added to the laws Of the state by the
last General Assembly, but thoro are
few members Of the bar here who are
familiar with it. In many instances
lawyers have written to Dover for
copies Of particular laws. but these,
neither. have been forthcoming. Just
who is responsible for the unnecessary
long delay in issuing the volume no
one here seems TO know. but all the
lawyers agree that some one is greatly
at fault. Heretofore bound volumes of
the new laws have been in the hands
Of the lawyers three months after the
adjournment Of the Legislature which
passed the acts.
Evening journal., 1907-10-17
MAY BUILD THE
MEMORIAL TOWER

The Rev. ]. II. Main. pastor Of Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church, is expecting
to receive financial aid from the Board
of Church Extension to erect a tower
on the new church as a memorial 10
commemorate the founding of the first
Lutheran church In this country.
The Advisory Board Of Home Mis-
sions, at a special meeting yesterday,
acted on the memorial tower PROPOSE
ton and forwarded a communication
to the Board OF Church Extension, ask
ing that the resolution of synod to
raise a fund of not less than $1,000 to
erect a memorial tower on Holy Trim
ty Church be carried out.
Pastor Main has received architects
drawings OF the tower. and is now
getting estimates as to what it will
cost to erect It.