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L'Italia., 1907-09-14
GIOVANNI ORTIZ IN CALIFORNIA?

LOS ANGELES, IL - Una 10
storia circa il famoso ed ormai leg
gendario Giovanni Ortiz, nome che,
come E noto, venue assunto DAN Ar
ciduca Giovanni d'Austria, quando RI
n%unziando al titolo, al grado, ale
Dossibili eventualita di un trono, per
afnore di una ragaZZa del popolo ia
hui profondamente amata, partf per IL
di lontani non dando pin novella di
Sc.
Ouesta volta 3 un abitante della
California che sostiene di averlo qui
incontrato e fornisce tall particular
da impressionare sulla loro verosimi-
glianza.
Costui, un certo Schumann, after
ma di avere servito come soldato SEM
plice mel reggimento di ussari che CO.
mandava l'Arciduca Giovanni e di a.
we're quindi sempre avuta impressa In
mente la sua fisonomia, tanto da non
poterlo sbagliare o altri.
Qualche ammo ia, a Santa Monica
e p~recisamente all'Hotel Arcadia. egli
s'incontro con un individuo mel qua.
lie riconobbe l'Arciduca. Questi era
accompagnato dalla moglie e o sole
rispose al salute r%ivoltogli dallo Schu
mann, ma POGO dopo 10 mando a CHA
mare e 10 scongiuro di non ~rivelart
ad ANNA viva pesser suo.
Dopo un ammo. da quel giorno, Il
Schumann reeve una busta Gentlemen
tie 500 dollari ed una s~triscia di car
ia sulla quale gil 81 prometteva di ri
petere ogni ammo quel dono, Sc egl
avesse continuato a m%antenere IL Sc
greto.
Non avendo in seguito ricevuto phi
nulla. 10 Schumann e venuto ALA con
clusione che l'Arciduca deve esse
morto.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
GIONANE FALSARIO.

SANTA ROSA, 10 - Tn %giovane
di San Francisco. certo w. j. Moore,
che era qui giunto da POGO tempo,
dopo avere speso una quantita di da-
marc in bagordi, t%rovandosi ALA fine
privo al risorse per c%ontinuare la vi
taccia, dalla uale non sapeva STAG
carsi. penso bene di fabbricare, STAG
candoli da un libretto di checks di IL
ma Banca immaginaria nm check sulla
First National Bank of San Francl-
SEQ.
%Scoperto, m arrestato e Teri. in
nanzi al giudice Seawen 81 dichiaro
%colpevole.
La sentenza ST avra luned1 prossi,
mo.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
ASSOLTO

81 ha da Long Beach che un tale
Giuseppe Muscenta appartenente aha
banda italiana venue alcune sere ia
arrestato da un poliziotto ALA fine al
:. A1amitos Avenue soto l'imputazione
di disordini e schiamazzi. Egll doVel.e
restare in carcere tutta la notte e la
mattina flu posto in liberia provVlso-
ria soto c%auzione di I'M dollaro' 81
vede che IL 'delitto" commesso, uove-
va essere motto piccino, tanto e zero
che piu tardi n completamente
assolto.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
SOTTO UN TUNNEL.

SANTA BARBARA, ~ Una por-
zione del tunnel ume Z della Inca
della costa della Southern Pacific a A
miglia da San Luis Obispo e franata
stamane allie 1925 antimeridiane.
Mentre un treno merci passava sot-
to il tunnel un vagone E uscito di ro-
taia, andando a sbattere contro una
parete e facendo cadere motif puntel-
Ii.
Non 81 sono state disgrazie, ma il
traffico restera interrotto per molte
ore.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
INCENDIO.

PETAL.UMA, 10 Teri mattina un
incendio s~viluppatosi mel centric del
quartiere commercials desto grande
allarme in tutta uesta cittadinan-
"a.
II fuoco era nella panatteria Bald
win, situata in Western Avenue e mi
nacciava di propagarsi agli adiacenti
fabbricati e negozi.
II pronto accorrere del pompieri e
l'energico lavoro da essi svolto riuscf
a circoscrivere lincendio che 81 limito
ALA panatteria, la uale ebbe un danno
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
FRA GL'HALIANl
FERIMENTO IN RISsA

Mentre gil italiani Luigi lsola e
Rizzieri Mironni stavano in uno degli
ultimi giorni mel ranch Weishand
nresso Martinez, l%avorando insieme
ad imballare del fieno, sorse fra loro
IN diverbio per fulfill motivi.
L'isola afferrata una vanga 81 ole
con quella a colpire II Mironnl' !,
nuale ebbe portati via due dentl ed
ma forte %contusione ALA faccia.
II Mironni cost m%alconcio 81 reco IN
citta owe chiese ed ottenne mandate
d'arresto contro l'Isola che e ora III
carcere in attesa di giudizio.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
lie sOLITE CONFIRMATION

I connazionali Luigi Nasclsco e Al
fredo Santina r~isiedenti a Glen Ellen
furono sorpresi a pescare cola dina-
mite.
In attesa di processo e stata TOTO
fissata la cauzione di 5000 per CA
scuno. che uno solo di essi e state IN
grado di gar
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
PASSAGGI PER L'ITALIA Par

tire vote ALA settimana collie pin rapi-
de Linee Fe%rroviarie, per la via di Chi
cago, raggiungendo New York In
giorni e mezzo. e col vapori pl0 rapid
e grand dele principali Linee di Navi-
gazione, tanto di quelle dirette per Ge-
nova o Napoli, quanto di quelle che
CLIENT sono entusiastici di questo no
stro servizio di passaggi daliItalia al
la Costa del Pacifico. p~asseggeri, an
che Sc sono dome e ragazzi, partono,
viaggiano Q a%rrlvano senza alcun di-
sturbo grazie allie nostre indicazIoni G
disposizioni prese d~ovunqque per farli
assistere. A New York sono ricevuti
dai nostri AGENT che Ii accompanying
al treno e spediscono 1 loro bagagli. +
mol qui informiamo | parent del pas
seggeri del giorno esatto del loro arri-
vo. Anche per questi viaggi diamo lie H.
nee pin buone e pin rapide.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
INCNDIO IN UNA CAMBRIA

OAKLAND, 10 - I'm grave incen
do 81 e sviluppato, nell'officina della
California Fruit Gamers Association
all'angolo dele vie Prima e Myrtle
Teri mattina allie due.
81 calcola che | damn a%scendano
circa 40 mila dollari.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
Gudd G AVViSi della Costa del PdCflC0
La Stella d'Italia Hotel

]. e. Bianoalana q Co. P~roprietera
Unica opportunita degii Lila o oes
kio. Pranzi a lutte le ore. stan.c am
mobigliate adatte anche per %
Vini, liquori q sigari dele prime o4ot.
IA. Ordini della ampakna ese6uits
prontams~tA
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
AGENZA INTERNATIONAL
FERRoVIARIA E MARTINA

NJ. .0rsatti, J.. L0pisich, J. Castem, }
Well, AGENT della Compagnia France
Sc 2 di lutte lie attire linee da . pr rEu-
di. compera Q .vendita di beni stabili.
Cambiali ed ordini POSTAL pagati q
vista soprs tutti gil uffici POSTAL del
Regno Notaio pubblico. - Tel. HO-
me 2ee5 - 726 North Spring St., Tenn
pie Block o ANGELES, CAL.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
DANARI
E
PAssAGGI DALI ITALIA NO,

vanno in z giorni alrHavre cd a Cher
bourg. MOI attendance ALA spedizione
del bagaglio e facciamo accompagnare
| p~asseggeri ALA stazione.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
GROSSERIA ITALIANA

GROSSERIA ITALIANA
ED AMERICANA
81 vende qualsiasi qualita di generi
alimentari importati 9 del paese. Spe-
cialita olio Q pasta impertata. Tutto
garantito di prima qualita-
342-344 la STRADA PORTLAND, Ore.
N. COSTA, Prop.
TelefonOs Main 2
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
L. MAZZINI & co.
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

A. BOzzelli, A. Pianfetti e s. Robo-
gliotti Prop.r GLOBE, Ariz
Cucina italiana 9 francese, servizio
p%untuale Q massima pulizia. VIM, IL
quori e sigari domestici o important.
81 accettano abbonamenti settimanali
9 mensili: 81 ricevono. dietro avviso, |
passeggeri ALA stazione.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

Abbonatevi ~allITALIA, IL giornale
sempre ricco d'informazioni.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
Dot. ANTONIO MINIGGIO
144 Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada

Laureate nella Regia UniversitA di
Torino. Specialize per lie malattie di
Tdonne Q parti. Cura garantita agli SEQ
II e sifilide. Consult anche a distanza
lper lettera. Per Questi consult a cor
r~ispondenza accludendo 81 s'inviano lie
n~ecessarie medicine.
Ore d'ufficio: Dale 10 allie IL ant. g
dale 2 allie 4 e dale 7 allie s pom.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

CHAS FERRARIO sALoNE AND
.- BOARDING
HOUSE Ger. Second ed Alice SITS IL
VERMORF CAL p. O. Rox Ss7.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

THE ITALIA HOTEL s:1th cor.
Cherry, CHICO, CAL.-G. FiOri, l.. Mo
seardini 4 Ce. Proprietari = Buon al
loggio. pranzi squisiti, scelti vini. RI
messe per cavall, giuoco dele boocie.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

G. PUMA propTsietrio della sdraa p,a
CANTINA E DISTILLERlA mel South
ern California. 81 spedisce in Qualun-
que parte degli Stati Until, Canada Q
Messico a contanti O dietro buone refe-
renze. -Ufficio p%rincipale e deposito
sos N. MAIN st. - 0O4 >. FERNANDO
ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
SOTTOSCRIzIONE PER I'm
MONUMENTO A VERDI
lniziata ddl Gi0rnale L'ITALIA.

~ Monumento SARA eretto in unS
dele ptaz2e di San Francisco q donate
ala citt2 ospitale n nome degii Italian,
della CAN 1nia).
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

N. h. Delta somma trovasi depostata
ad interesse presso la Baaca ffsio-
Americans, mel Libretto di Rlsparmis
N. 4S4.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
DIR. G. F. CANDIANI

Ufficio: Al Q mezzo NJ. THIRD ST,
Portland. Ore. = Tel. Columbia 140 -
lumbia 2b5 - Ore di ufficio: Sill ant,
IA Q rs pom.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
G. RALSTON

Sensale di Miniere. stock a.d BsuA
Broker.
S6S BUSH STREET, Y. f.
Stance Z al IL. Tel: Tmpy l41S
SDecialitA In sziOut III Mtusere
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
B. PASQUALE & co.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Fabbrtcante di articoli militari, al ma
rina 9 per societa'
Unjformi. Berretti, Bandiere. ~tendard
Q InsaSue
11se Webster 1t. N. ". Ger. Turk n.
Telefono West 4S3
L'Italia., 1907-09-14

ROMA HOTEL Iooo-loI1 ALAME-
DA ST. Los Angeles
+, BESSOLO, Proprietario = II pi1 CO.
modo A1bergo Italiano di Los Angeles,
con bar Room fornito del migliori VIM,
liQuori 9 sigari.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
3allesio Vico berton'
CROSSERIA E PANETTER1A

KENNETT, CAL.
Merce di prima qualita. impertata .
domestica. Mel nostro negozio tro-
verete qualsiasi genere di grosserla
prexxi convenient. Servizio a domi-
clio.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
EUROPA BAKERY GIACI

tart. - Pane francese ed italiano, ga
letta, biscotti, ecc. - Ottimi generi di
grosseria Q farina. .504 7th Street fra
Clay & Jefferson Oakland, Ca1.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
Monday, December 9, 1907.
THE AFTERMATH.

CHARLES 4. BARNEY, deposed president
- OF the Knckerboc<er Trust Company, sui
eide fortune dispersed
Valentine Hayendahl, suicide, because of worry
over fear of loss Of his $4,000 by the failure.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitman, crazed by loss Of
$4,000
Clara Bloodgood suicide worried over her af-
fairs, administered by the Knickerbocker Trust
Company, OF New York.
-Four victims sacrificed to the Mooch Of "Fren-
zied Finance
New York State is supposed TO have ex-
aminers to keep an eye on the manpuatons Of
trust companies as a protection to depositors.
High finance" graft the greed for gain
slay their countless victims. And they reap the
harvest chiefly because OF the inadequacy OF the
laws and the non-enforcement Of those laws that
are already on the statute books.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

At the recent election the voters of Newark. N.
j, decided to supcrcede the elective Board of
Education OF thirty members by one Of nine mem
Oers' to be appointed by the mayor This result
was due to a scandal in the management of the
school affairs by the elective board The old
members, who are thus ousted, desire to hold on.
and intend to test the election as unconstitutional
An elective board is always better than an ap-
pointive one, provided the people take enough in
terest in the election to secure proper men for
the places
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
THE TRUE TEST
Tried in Wilmington, It Has Stood
The Test.

Tried in Wilmington, It Has Stood
The Test.
The hardest test IS the test Of time, and
Doan's Kidney pills have stood it well n
Wilmington. kidney sufferers canhardiy
ask for stronger proof than the following.
Mrs Mary Crumlish. 1ls0 W. Third 81,
Wilmington, Del. says. - suffered from
pains in my back FOR great many years.
Whenever I attempted 70 stcop or lft
anything. sharp iwinges would so p ercn
through my back and up to the Top Of my
head. tried many remedies. consulted
doctors hut obtained no permanent relief.
AT last Deans Kidney Pills were brought
TO my attention and procured a box az
Danforth's Pharmacy In short time 7
was thoroughly cured 7 heartily recom-
mend Doan's Kidney pills" lFrom state
ment given 1879
CURED TO STAY CURED.
on April 27. 1917. Mrs. Crumlish con-
nrmed the above statement by saying.
"The cure obtained throueh the use II
Doan's Kidney Pills several years ago has
remained permanent and satisfactory IN
every way"
For sale by an dealers Price 80 cents.
Foster AInburn Co. Buffalo. New York
sole agents for thc United States.
Remember the name-Doan' sand take
no other.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
PRESIDENT AIDS
MASONIC FAIR
Sends Autograph Picture to
be Disposed Of al Milford
This Week

MILFORD, Del, Dec. 9-Thc Ma
sonic bazaar in this city will open this
evening. and win continue during the
entire week. Never have the women OF
Milford, Frederica. Lincoln City, Har-
rington and Houston labored harder in
their lives as now to make this bazaar
one of the most successful and enjoy
able events. During the past week
booths have been built and all the
rooms in the temple have been decor
ated.
on the right. as one enters, is the
Doll House This booth will be in
charge Of Mrs Mary Caulk, assisted
bv Mrs. r. Y. Watson, Mrs. c.. Layton
Grier ana Mrs. w. Thomas Banning
In the same room win be candy
booth presided over by Miss Mary
Baker. assisted by Mrs. Daniel Hirsch,
Mrs. DR.. John G.. Dawson and others.
To the left the lower hall win be
found booths tastefully decorated,
where a large variety Of articles are
displayed which have been made by
the ladies, and hundreds Of other
friends from Philadelphia. New York,
Baltimore. Wilmington and washing
ton.
President Roosevelt sent a large
photograph of himself with his auto
graph attached. So many attractive
things have been douated that a
special booth had to be erected Tor
them and this display viii be in charge
Of Mrs. A. W. Powell, Mrs. r. c. Pierce
and Mrs. Willard Il. Deputy.
Another feature win be the japanese
tearoom, decorated with palms and
cherry blossoms and Of which refresh
ments viii be served under supervision
of Mrs. George b. Hynson, assisted by
Mrs. Sanders Truitt MIS-. Walter l.
Grier and Miss Elizabeth Collins.
The Oriental booth win be on the
second floor and there win be dis
played Oriental rugs. draperies and
linen work of an kinds. This viii be
in charge Of Mr.. TRINA. Of Philadel-
phia. The third floor will be devoted
TO all kinds of games and to mons
smoking room. The comfort of the
women from out-of-town has also been
looked after
Every evening there VIII be served in
the dining-room oysters. chicken salad,
cream and cake. It IS also proposed
to serve a dinner all during tho week.
Altogether there viii ne about thirty
booths and a fine orchestra will be in
attendance during the whole week.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
THE DIFFERENCE.

ORlNG the so-called Cleveland panic prices
oi agricultural products were low and
there was a general condition Of unrest. as evil
denced by the strength OF the Populist movement.
The distress upon the farms was the basic reason
ior the slump There was small per capita OF
money in circulation
Those who are trying to conjure up Roose-
Veit pane hnd no similarity in the conditions of
the two periods. We have large crops and prices
are good. The recent financial storm appears to
have been an artificial one entirey-placed upon
the people by the failure of those leaders of
finance and administrative affairs to perform their
duties in the body polite.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
TOWNSEND

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
TOWNSEND. Dec. 9.-Mrs T. c. Mac
sorley is entertaining her sistor-in-law.
Mrs. p. II. Roe. ana daushters, of Cor
dova, Nd.
Miss r. Ward, a blind teacher Of the
blind. of wilmington, Is spending a few
days with Mrs John Parvis.
Miss Agnes Hayman, Of New Haven,
Conn. is visiting the family Of Joshua
Hayman.
MIR. and Mrs. John schwatisa, OF Baltic
more. Md, are visiting Mrs. Charles
Wells
Mr.. and Mrs William Powell, Of Clay
ton. have returned home after visit to
Mrs Name Stats.
'"rhe old Maids Convention" viii be
presented by home talent on Wednesday
evening.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
BRYAN WANTS suPPoRT.

R ELIENING that he will surely be the next
A Democratic candidate for President, Col
oncl Bryan declares that the slogan of his party
should be forgive and forget The colonel this
year wishes the support of all Democrats with
out regard to their past differences. This atti-
tude shows how Bryan has changed since a few
years ago when he hurled defiance at his oppon-
ents in his own party and advised them to get
out
Colonel Bryan declares that he has no grev-
ance, that he does not judge man by what he
has done but by what he is going to do"
But the war of the old factions of the party in
Delaware still is on.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

The fact that there was no opposition TO the
reappolntment OF John Nields as United States
District Attorney for Delaware, when it is con
sdered that the Office is one of the most desirable
plums' OF politics is a remarkable tribute to
the present official, who has creditably filled the
position as the governments prosecutor in this
district Mr.. Nields has been faithful in the per
formance OF his duties, and his worth has been
ittingly appreciated by the President and his po-
litcal advisors in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
Careless.

A veteran Of the Civil war was ex-
planning about the bullet in his face,
received at Fredericksburg. "treder-
icksbursi' exclaimed q hcarer How
in thunder did you get hit IN the face 2'
oh" replied the veteran, after I'd
riin about i've miles I got kinder care
less and looked round" Many con-
sumers Of paint get careless and look
around The right way, and the only
way, IS 70 keep faced toward James
M. Bryan's Paint store, the objective
point. rhe objective point in paint
buying is the goal Of success. You
won't attain it by getting careless and
looking around.f
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

A wave of theft and other crime is reported
sweeping over New York City, and the burglary
insurance companies blame the metropolitan po-
lice Rather should the condemnation be placed
upon the lax administration Of the criminal law
in the New York courts. Where it is almost i'm
possible TO convict a murderer, and where any
criminal stands good chance Of escaping proper
punishment or even any punishment at all
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
Editorial Opinion
pemoerntio Tronhlea.


Lewes Pilot.
The attitude Of the Delawarean at
Dover toward the Gray boom for the
presidency brings us face to face with
another Of these situations in which
the Democratic part of the State al
ways finds itself at almost every cam
paign. We regard the Delawarean's s.
opposition to Gray as most uhfortun-
ate. for ii means more than that one
newspaper is fighting one man; it
means that q certain clement of the
Democratic party in this State Is go
ing to fight another element. and it Is
reasonable to assume that the latter
element is going to fight back. Mean
while the Republican machine in this
state looks on and laughs We are
not booming the candidacy Of Judge
Gray at this time but we do not be-
iieve in consuming q large element Of
Democratic voters whose support this
party must have If we hope to win
There is just this much about It: If
you are going to keep bounding Judge
Gray for his position in the campaign
Of '96 il is your privilege to do it, but
don't get IL into your head that you
way. There are a great many men
who voted for Bryan both times, and
are just as good Democrats as the
editor Of the Delawarean. who are
now advocating the nomination Of
Judge Gray. Are you going to insult
them2 Every time Judge Gray's name
is pitched into Judge Gray's friends
get boiling mad. and he has a good
many friends between the Brandywine
and the Delaware capes. And after
an what did Gray do? He supported
the Palmer and Buchner ticket A lot
Of Democrats now pitching into him
voted it. while a lot Of others voted
the Republican ticket to make sure Of
Bryan's defeat. Only thos ~ ter kept
it to themselves while Gra ~ me out
I'm the open and said where ne stood,
claiming that such was democracy. and
It is not proven vet that it WASH L.
Did you i'm all your life. ever cut your
ticket? Then shut your mouth about
party regularity. We don't care a
rap who is nominated so long as It IS
a Democrat who can be elected, but
we are tired of all this bullying unless
It is announced outright that there is
TO be a fight to the finish If it is a
hght that's wanted 'let the band play"
But viii il pay ms TO fight?
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

A canary bird makes a nice present
for your wife or sweetheart or friend.
Any woman appreciates bird. We
have over zoo imported from the Hsrz
mountains in Germany whore the best
singing cenaries make their homes.
They are creating quite flutter about
our store. Come in and hear them sing,
at Sneilenburq's.*
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

One peculiar incident Of the financial furry was
that the United State Playing Card Company, Of
Cincinnati, discharged 500 men one day, but the
demand for cards increased SO rapidly that the
men were reinstated.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
A Trip Through the Store
Beautiful

trip through Rudolphs store is an eye-opener.
All the newest ideas in the ewey Of 1907S are there
There is besides the satisfaction Of knowing that at
Rudoiph's the goods are guaranteed
Before walking about the delightful store ofbeautiful
goods there is another to be considered Cut
glass though not ewelry is in such profusion and of
such exquisite cut and design that the centre Of the
store is given over 10 its exhibit
The showing Of fruit dishes water and ice pitchers,
wine SETS in fact everything in the dish line is there
Tall handsome vases surmount the exhibit
Next the Siver-mounted Goods, such the soft
brushes for use in my ladys boudoir--hair- brushes
dainty hngerna brushes for the exquisite and hand
mirrors the workmanship In design of which is art Of
than ordinary degree.
There is on the left the finest designs in Silver
Candelabras in Wilmington. Both in fashionable dull
and glittering finish Of the designs. Across
the aisle is the silver of the store.
THE HAND PAINTED CHINA
on the second floor, where Mr. Rudolph is always
happy his visitors. for the eyes Of
peor,e who like the beautiful French China, decor
ateG by artists, who have brought into play all the
of artistic temperament and exquisite technique.
We suggest seeing the sets decorated with the
neur-de-ls, the blackberry the poppy, the hop, the
conventional carnation Beautiful vases, dishes OF
an ..inds are so decorated. This china imported
from Franco i'm the white and painted in America.
The Prices quite reasonable.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

"Justin. here's a bin collector" called
Mrs. Wyss. "Al right" replied 8Ir.
Wyss from the library. "Give him all
he can carry away"-Leslie's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

This newspaper Is sale regularly at every newsstand
in Wilmington and the principal towns in the stae on
Delaware; also at Broad Street station and TwehE-
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

Christmas is approaching and the wise shopper
will make purchases early. Provided you have
the money, there is no time like the present to
buy. Then why put off and delay? The shops
are at their best, and those who make early pur-
chases will have the pick. Get busy" and pre-
pare for the holidays and YOU the thousands Of
readers Of THE EVENING JOURNAL, patron
ize home. Stand up for your city. Deal with
those who advertise in THE JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press News
Service, received in It's editorial over spee'a
tVire.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

Gilbert s. Jones. Business Manager.
Fourth and Shpley Streets, Wilmington, Delaware
Evening journal., 1907-12-09
THE EVENING JOURNAL COMPANY.

Directors and sole stockholders; Robert . sairo'
Aiber W. cummins, Clement B. Halam and Sinert o.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid to unsigned communications
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

The recent strike Of telegraph operators cost
the Western Union Company 100000 and many
Of the men their jobs. This strike appears to have
been Improbable in every way.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

The paper trust recently declared its usual
dividend Of IA per cent. quarterly. This seems
to dispose OF the reports Of the few organs Of the
trust, the high-priced newspapers, that the in
crease in the cost of white paper is due to causes
other than the desire Of the insolent trust 70
squeeze more money out OF the consumers Of
paper.
Evening journal., 1907-12-09

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