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Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Monday, November IS, 1907.
REsroRArIoN or CONFIDENCE.

r ETTER business conditions, OF which there
- are already many signs, will depend upon
the restoration of the public confidence, not in'
President Roosevelt, but in the financial leaders
responsible for those troubles the recitation OF
which has saturated the country In the prosper
ity that envelopcd the country the magnates look
ed only after enormous profits, often obtained by
improper methods, the violation OF common mo-
rality and the ordinary dccences of commercial
life The Trusts and the hnancicrs had the coun-
Try by the throat. Then came revelations, begin
ming with the insurance exposes showing how
some of the leaders in the world of industry and
business really managed affairs. The regulations
of these leaders as men Of honor were shattered.
The people found some of their business idols
broken The insurance revelations showed that
graft and abnormal seli-interest not only infested
the management of the insurance companies, but
other large business enterprises as well. Instead
OF wedding out the abuses there was disposition
on the part OF the elements allied with the giant
business interests TO paHate or excuse the delin-
uuences and to resist efforts for needed reforma-
ton
These were potent causes Of an impairment OF
confidence Confidence will be restored when the
people believe that the industrial and financial
leaders in New York show that they have learned
their lesson and are willing to change their meth,
DDS.
The great mass Of the people, the ordinary
manufacturer the business man, the wage-earner,
are ready and willing to pursue their usual activi-
ties They arc competent to perform their re-
spective duties in life 1t is the able and brainy
men, the leaders in the center Of business OF the
country who have shown their failings They are
expected to be upright and moral in their business
dealings, and because Of their talents to set an
example to those who in the industrial and busi-
ness scale are below them They are, or should
be, the guardians OF the business integrity OF the
nation. And when some Of them become recreant
to their trust lack Of confidence and disaster iol-
low.
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ever and win be quick to Fsssnt any en-
croachment thereon. We win have enough
TO do to attend TO the enforcement Of law
in Sussex county and encourage the
growth OF anu-brhery spirit, without feel
ing called upon to reform our neighbors
in other counties. reorganize political par
ties and such like.
The people who made the victory pos
sible this special elect on because they
believed It was for the best inter. st Of the
state, want to stand together on mat
principle in the future and vote accord
ingly.
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PROVE IT ANYTIME
ey the EvIdenas Of wIImInat0n Ps0pIs

by tne ENidenee OF wilmington Feople'
The daily evidence citizens right
here at home supply is proof sufficient
TO satisfy the greatest skeptic. No
better proof can be had. Here is a
case. Read il:
A. c. Wivel, S11 West Eleventh
street, Wilmington, Del, says: Deans
Kidney Pills proved to be reliable
remedy when l used them some years
ago. l made a statement for publica-
tion I'm 1897 endorsing them as re-
liable kidney and backache cure. At
that time l had just been cured of a
bad case of kidney trouble by them
and I felt very grateful for IT, In
1904 / made a statement reiterating
all had said in my former testimony
was still feeling grateful owing to
the fact that / had no recurrence of
the complaint during the intervening
seven years and today. April 25, 1907,
I am proud to say that the good
effects of Doan's Kidney Pills. received
10 years ago, are as apparent today
as when first received. MY complaint
was backache and lameness across the
loins brought on by inactive kidneys.
At times the pains and aches through
my back were so severe that I thought
my back would break in two and il
became so lame and weak as to pre-
vent ne from attending to business. /
used many remedies but none helped
me until / obtained a box OF Doan's
Kidney Fills at Danforths Pharmacy
and tried them They cured me and
my back has not panied me since. You
are welcome 70 refer anyone to me"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Miiburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

THE EVENING JOURNAL is under obliga-
tions to our contemporaries, The Morning News
and the Sunday Star for assistance they rendered
us last week when our own press was being over
hauled and better fitted to meet the demands
made upon it. THE JOURNAL was printed one
afternoon on the Sunday Star press and for three
afternoons on The Morning News press, and we
return sincere thanks to our neighbors. Our own
machinery has been put in condition, and we trust
there will be no delay in our patrons securing
their paper every day.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

In his address at the Garrick Theatre last even
ing on "The Prince OF Peace Mr. Bryan showed
his undoubted ability as an orator. It was mas
terly discourse with theme worthy Of the high
est intellectual thought and furnishing fitting
topic for the ablest efforts of the Nebraskan Mr.
Bryan enveloped his subject, which was really an
argument in defense OF religion, with plain illus
trations that appealed to the average audience,
and under his oratory the subject was brought
home close to the understanding. The address
was inspiring and elevating, and it should furnish
food for thought for those young men and tho
older ones, too, who are inclined to doubt relig-
ion. Mr.. Bryan must have reached some of them.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Forms State Board of Trade.

Dover Republican.
The members Of the Wilmington Board
Of Trade are working TO enlist the inter-
est Of similar Boards in the various towns
Of the state. with the view Of making
possible a concerted movement towards
inducing new industries to locate in Della
ware, for the mutual benefit Of an the
communities. other interests viii Of
course be involved should unity Of eff
fort all over the state be attained and
the inducement for cooperation by all
our municipalities we think IS so plain
that there will be little difficulty in the
Wilmington Board attaining the object
sought
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
A Eurniture Renewer

that enables any person to make
shabby or old-loolxing furniture to look
bright and new looking at an expense
of but a few cents, is sold by James
NJ. Bryan, Eighth and Shipley streets,
under the brand Hygeia Furniture
Polish. Makes scratches invisible.e
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throughout his conversation oontinu-
ally boasted of what he hoped to do
in the future. "Ah." said his lordship
at last, so you hope TO be famous one
day, eh?" YES" replied the barrister.
zone day l hope to have the world at
my feet" why. what have you been
doing all this timer" inquired Sir
Henry; walking on your hands? ?"
-Bellman.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
He Waited For the Cow.
Milton Times.

Milton Times.
The man who went out to milk and
sat down on a stump in the middle of
the pasture and waited for the cow to
back up, was a brother to the man who
kept a store and wouldn't advertise
because he reasoned that the purchas-
ing public would back up TO his place
of business, when it wanted something.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
No. a Faather RuffIed.
Dover Republican.

Dover Republican
Were one inclined 10 accept as fact one
half Of the stuff now pub,ih he'd I'm the
Philadelphia and Wilmington papers. as
political correspondence from Kent and
Sussex counties, he would be led TO be-
leve that the Republican party had either
gone out of business as a party. or at
least temporarily retired. in favor OF
some new tangled combination. which
had assumed its prorogatves for the COM
ing campaign According to these cor
respondents this or that idea is to he
pushed by this or that leader. or would
be leader, and the dominant party is to
be forced TO accept states and policies
laid out In advance for it. or dire things
are TO happen, and the party is to be
smashed into a cooked hat
But when one takes into consideration
the fact that never I'm the history of Del
aware, has there been known such a
thoroughly systematized, such strongly
entrenched and widely supported political
organization as Is the Republican State
Organization of Delaware to-day, then
one is led 10 place little credence in the
work of these petty faddists
We cannot too strongly impress the con-
viction that the campaign just closed has
had absolutely no effect whatever in the
direction Of affecting the strength or the
alignment Of the Republican party Of this
state. For four years this condition has
remained as it is to-day, and upon the
record made in the administration Of the
states affairs can the Republican party
safely rest its claim to continued popular
support, nor fear the vaporings of any
who from selfish ambition would endeavor
to sow the seed Of dlscord. The Repubn-
can organization is too strong to be af-
fected by popgun pellets.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Hard to oet chnrnh Mnn..

Well, the squeeze in ready cash has
not been felt here, but from the way
some Of the people are squeezing their
cash, 1t looks as II the new church
money would be hard to get together
Lincoln City Correspondent Milford
Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

Labor Herald.
Scrip is much more easily counter
feited than the real goods.
Every one Of Paderewskfs fingers
acted as if they belonged to the union.
Nowadays, it is not what you want
but what you get. How about it when
you get left?
The labor people are evidently
boarding their money. too, Judging
from the few free pictures that are
leaving Labor Herald office the lasI
few Saturday evenings.
Geo. Bleyer, who was present at the
convention Of the Bartenders Union
reports that he was royalty entertained
and had a good time at the conven-
tion.
John Kitchen. a member of the local
printers union is now working IN
Mont Glare, n. j. He has a position
with the Mont Glare Times and says
that he is making good. "Kitch" is
sure to be popular wherever he goes
few days ago, the proprietor of O
local printing office purchased the
cashiers stand from Reynolds Candy
Company. Mr.. Reynolds had no use
for the stand and sold it for the cost
of the lumber. A couple Of member,
of No COG Carnonfore ,voro cont g.,
tear down the stand and bring it tC
tho printing office where it was to D,
used for another purpose. While tear.
ing the stand apart. the carpenter.
hammered very hard and the conse
quence was that a couple of hundred
pennies came out of the stand. Yot
should have seen those carpenters
hunting for more money. but there wal
nothing doing after looking for abou
an hour. so they proceeded about thel
real business ana brought the "lnock
ed down stand to the printing office
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

Now that the friends of Senator Richardson in
the lower counties declare that he is, using the
expression of the street, "on the job" and former
Senator Alice dispes impressions that he is trying
to be 1T so far as Delaware affairs at Washing
ton are concerned, it would be we'll for the Presi-
dent TO act promptly upon any recommendations
the Junior senator may have made regarding the
filling of Delaware offices. A Dover despatch
says the former senator has been consulting with
the President regarding "other matters" There
fore it was only natural to suppose that, incident
ally, Delaware political affairs were mentioned.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

The fame Of Wilmingtons Board OF Trade is
spreading to neighboring cities and it is a high
compliment to President Maclean that he has
been invited to make addresses in other cities
upon what the board is doing in Wilmington.
And the fame OF our local body will be greatly
Increased as soon as we land some Of those indus
tries that are looking in the direction Of this city
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Admires Judge Gray.

Newark Ledger, ODem)
Judge George Gray is the strongest
Democrat in the party to-day. The Demo-
cratic party has chance TO eject a man
who is honest. and win restore business.
The Ledger places his name at the
head Of rs column as the next presidential
candidate OF the Democratic party.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Thinks it Will Stir Up Trouble,

lnlnka * VIII 0tE Up iNoAhNSs
Sussex Republican. (Rep)
In these "dry" times the victors In Kent
and SUSSEX must not be drunk with VIC
tory and we feel called upon 70 utter a
warning. There is an kinds Of impracu-
cal talk filling the air, and lots Of pco-
pie. who honestly believe 'they did &"
who are bubbling over with enthusiasm
end ready to outline future policy and
plans of actions They need 20 go slow.
realize that they are not the whole show.
but would make very little headway with
any movement II compelled to run n
alone Kent and Sussex are dry to-day
because Of the votes Of all sorts and con-
ditions Of men. who voted as their con-
science directed They are total abstain
ers tipp,ers and even drunkaids among
them. Their coasciences were aroused ard
their good common sense nppea.ed % a d
they voted accordinsiy. but they nre not
20 be led of IN an kinds Of visionary
schemes and some Of them are just IS
jealous % their personal privileges as
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
The Alice Band Wasonl

LeWeS Pilot.
According 10 the latest political
rumors there has begun a scramble TO
get into the Alice band-wagon, an old
vehicle by the wayside of late which
has been seldom noticed.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

In the sudden and lamentabe death OF Dr.
James A. Draper Wilmington loses one Of its best
citizens and notable physicians. For many years
DR. Draper was a leader in his profession, one OF
those who helped to give TO his profession in this
city the high reputation that it enjoys DR.. Ora
per had a long and useful career in this city and
State was one of the most widely known of her
residents, and his death will be sincerely la
nSnted
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
win Know who IS Senator.

Smyrna Call. Dem)
THE EVENING JOURNAL thinks that
somebody ought to inform the President
that Harry A. Richardson is United
states Senator from lower Delaware. We
don't agree with this because we feel that
Harry A. Richardson will establish the
fact that he wears the toga, so that even
Theodore will recognize It,
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
No Third Party.

Smyrna Call Dem.j
The Auti-License State Committee has
decided TO continue It's organ'zatlon for
The present. but the third party idea docs
not enter into its program. This
Is wise.
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Acts as Executor, Administrator,
Trustee, Guardian, Agent, Attorney,
Assignee, Receiver or any Fiduciary
Capacity.
DIRECTORS.
EzdE Z q l72HTR7
The Strength

of a financial institution is in its capi-
tai, its honorable record and the ahil-
ity character and standing of the men
who conduct its affairs.
Possessing these essential quali-
ties, this company invites additions
to its list of customers. and offers
the best of service alike to those Of
large and small means.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

The local merchants are preparing for the holi-
day trade which in this city is expected to be
large 1t is the wise shopper who goes to the
stores early and takes advantage of the first Of
ferngs. These shoppers have the pick Of the Sc
lections that the alert merchants offer. Despite
any temporary set back in financial circles, the
trade of our merchants this year is expected to be
large. And the merchants after getting the
goods, should see that the people know that he
has them The best way to do this is to advertise,
as our up-to-date business men arehnding out.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Riohardson Isn,t Worryina.

Dover Republican.
Senator Richardson doesn't look as
though he were worrying much through
fear of losing any Of his Senatorial pres
tige.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
New Industrles in peIaware.

Smyrna Call, Dcml
The efforts Of the Wilmington Board Of
Trade TO enlist concerted acton from the
down state towns should be heartily
seconded. There's room for development
an over the state. Concerted action viii
help IN this developing.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

Directors and sole stockholders; Robert s. Baird,
Jones'
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

Gilbert s. Jones' Business Manager
Fourth and shipley Streets Wilmington, Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
Clearance
Sale

Bargains in fine quality, slight
ly shop-worn silver plated hol-
low ware AS good as fresh
pieces would be after weeks
wear
Ia line Of best French China,
which we propose to discontinue
IN Silver novelties OF various
kin rs.
N Sterling Toilet-ware, broken
patterns.
IN odd pieces Of Rich Gut
Glass Bowls, Creamers, Vases,
Tumblers, etc.
In variety of Clocks.
In Watches of fine quality,
slightly larger than those now
sought after for both men and
women.
In oil Lamps. Globes and
Shades.
See Our Windows.
Sale to continue until Decem-
Der First.
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THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press News
Service, received in its editorial rooms over spee'a
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TheEvening Journal
FOUNDED 1883.

Entered at the postonice at wilmington Del, as
second-cass matter
Republican Newspaper, published daily every after
noon except SUNDAYS BY
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
By mall postage prepaid, $500 year. or 20 cents a
month payable advance by carrier six cents week.
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This neyspaper is on sale regularly at every newsstand
in Wilmington the principal towns In the state oil
Delaware also at Broad Street station and twenty
fourth and Chestnut Street station, Philadelphia, ia.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

New York ohice: Goa Cambridge Building Corner Fifth
Avenue and Thirty third Street
Chicago Onlce. 81 Boyce Building.
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Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid to unsigned communications
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
TELEPHONES.

TELEPHONES.
Editorial Room-D e A. 500. Demarvia, 22f&
Business OHce-D & A. $40. Demarva, 224S
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

TAE EvENINo JoURNAL COMPANY.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

Nowadays, it is not what you want
but what you get. How about it when
you get left?
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NOTES AND COMMENTS

Labor Herald.
Scrip is much more easily counter
feited than the real goods.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

Every one Of Paderewsl1rs fingers
acted as if they belonged to the union.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25
GOL
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crease in your bank account.
Place your money with US and
see the result. Best attention
given to all our patrons.
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Wilmington
Trust Co.,
Tenth and Market SITS.

T. c. DUPONT, President.
Henry p. Scott, Vice-P President.
Pierre S DUPONT. Vice President.
S. d. Townsend, Vice President.
VIM. Winder Laird, Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1907-11-25

Geo. Bleyer, who was present at the
convention Of the Bartenders' Union.
reports that he was royalty entertained
and had a good time at the conven-
tion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08
FOR THE PINEY WOODS.
Cooke Patton Joins Mountain Climb
crs 60 Try To Reduce his
Weight.

Attorney General Crawford having
quite a sufIlclency of the referendum.
this morning took the initiative on
n vacation and also the cars for
Roseburg. lie was accompanied by
his son. Jimmy" and Cooke Patton.
The latter going to rest up his face
and get II ready for the fall style of
smiles. A, Roseburg the party will
be Joined by Mrs. Crawford and Mr..
.Crawford's niece. Miss Sue Watson,
and they will all retire TO the woods
and mountains, going down nearly
to klamath and staying until thoy
are ready TO come home which will
probably be three weeks or a month.
Cooke had far-away look In his
eye, both of them In fact. as he came
over and told the horse editor good
bye, and he confidingly told him that
what he was really going for was to
get the exercise and reduce his
weight. He said anti-fat medicines
nc longer had any effect on him and
he had been steadily taking on flesh,
until II was becoming burdensome,
In fact, had added almost three
ounces TO his weight since last Christ
mas. The horse editor was deeply
moved and sincerely wished him sue
cess In his effort. and that his
shadow might grow less---lf II could.
Mrs. ]. d. Sutherland accompanies
the party.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08
GREAT FLEET COMING
(Coatinued from pAEe onel

or Dayton's feet the first squad
ron will be the West Virginia, Colo
rado, Maryland and Pennsylvania all
eighteen guns. The second division
will be the Tennessee and Washington
of 20 guns and the California and
South Dakota of Is guns. The third
division will be the st. Louis, Char
lesion anil Milwaukee each with IA
guns and the Chicago is. The ships
In the first squadron are all 1880
tons. If Japan strikes sudden blow
the Philippines and other Pacific In
sular possessions will be left at Ja-
pans mercy so far as the navy is con-
cerned as the present, force In the
far east is insufficient to cope with
the enemy, and any attempt to
strengthen that force would be re-
sented by Japan as an unfrlendly act.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-08-08

returns upon the capital invested
therein and its present earnings are
ample to meet its operating expenses,
lpay good returns upon the money
actually invested and still have a
surplus, and that a moderate re-
duction can and should be made up-
on its tariffs upon said branch line.
That complainant is informed and
believes that the tariffs rates and
charges made by said railroad cor
poration, from Shaniko to Portland,
are ample to meet the operating ex-
penses, allow reasonable returns up
on the money invested, and all things
considered, realize a net profit of
reasonable proportions, and that It
Is manifestly unjust, unfair and un-
reasonable that shippers between
Biggs and shaniko, where the dis
tances are considerable less should be
required to pay proportionately high
er rates and tariffs for the same
work.
Complainant further states that all
the records, papers and documents
concerning the schedules, rates and
tariffs, the gross receipts, operating
expenses, net results, ETC., are In the
possession and custody of said Ore
gon Railroad & Navigation company,
are unavailable to complainant so
that he is unable to give more definite
information and make more specific
the points of complaint.
Wherefore complainant prays that
your honorable body will thorough
ly investigate the matters and cir
cumstances herein suggested, alleged
and complained Of; and that the
tariffs, rates and charges upon said
branch railroad be so modified as to
be just and equitable to all concern
ed, and discrimination be dlscontin-
ued
Dated at Wasco. Sherman county,
oregon, this 9TH day of August, A.
d., 1907.
VIM. II. BIGGS,
Complainant.