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Evening journal., 1907-11-06
Editorial Opinion
Speed Abuses BY Motorists.

Springfield Republican.
Speed abuses by automobile drivers
In New York city have reached such
an extreme that the justices Of the
special sessions before whom the Of
tenders come have agreed upon con-
certed action. They have decided that
FIRST offenders be fined not more than
$50, second offenders not less than $50
nor more than $500, and FOR the third
offense imprisonment OF 30 days. There
are now 200 cases waiting trial.
Evening journal., 1907-11-06

thousands Of people gathered in front Of THE
JOURNAL office last evening and heard the re-
turns OF the election that were supplied with un-
usual promptncss Our friends were all welcome
and their visit was greatly appreciated THE
JOURNAL. issued two extra editions which sold
rapidly. They contained all the news of the cleo.
ton possible to obtain at the hour OF issue and
covered the result Of the election completely.
The result Of the election will leave some po-
litcal wrecks in the lower counties.
And It was wet the next day.
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whiNna,.EIaxa.

Walter T whiting and Miss ms,a.
:. = Floyd, a stylishly dressed eo,,afs
rom Philadelphia came here ls,e ts,s ~
AFTERNOON to get married. After -
tanning the necessary l,eensa' %
onlee OF Magistrate Robertsor - ,'''e
proeeeded 70 tho home of ~ y paf'y
I,,a, /" .','.'in H. Logan. No 7O2 Van pm. s.rn'
her. fsere aud the nuptial knot was 1ien t,sl
Evening journal., 1907-11-06
Election DAY At Rink.

Election day crowds were large
the Eleventh Street Rink yesterd
There has been a steady improven,
in the attendance for sometime. I
the public is pleased with the mar
In which the rink is conducted jn
cial attention Is given beginners y
they are soon taught TO skate.
Evening journal., 1907-11-06
compeIs AdmlratIon.

Washington Herald.
Upton Sinclair mas been kicked out OF
a Newport residence where he was mas
queraiing as a servant aud collecting
data and color for his new book
Occasionally some member of 'he New
port. set does som ething that compels
our admiration
Evening journal., 1907-11-06

Anonymous communications fer thg
peoples column will not be printed.
Names OF Contributors to the column
VAL not be printed, but must be fur-
nished The Evening Journal as an evil
ccutrlbuteK.
Evening journal., 1907-11-06

ing the ultra conservatives standing up to be
coUnted.
The campaign would be illuminating and in-
structive. We hope to see the Day boom grow,
and should he be the candidate, DR.. Day would
know more than he does now when the night OF
the election rolled around
Evening journal., 1907-11-06

Advertising rates on application.
40 attention paid to unsigned communicates
Evening journal., 1907-11-06

TAE EVENING JOURNAL usss the United Press New.
esrvlos, rooslvsd in s editorial rooms ever sp'ee'
esirn.
Evening journal., 1907-11-06

This newspaper is on sale regularly every NEWSSTAND
In wilmington the principal towns In the state
Delaware. also Rt Broad Street Station and IwenSe
kourth and Chestnut Street station, Philadelphia RA
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n.s MRS. a,.,,illiam william R. Masten is vis,,,,.
e.a.. l.er notaer' Mrs. Fooks, In o,,..i ,,,.ns
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N. w. Cor. Ninth and Market Sis.
Wilmington, Del.
Capital and Surplus. Si.OOO,OOO

Capital and Surplus, Sl,OOO,OOO
Acts as Executor, Administrator
Trustee, Guardian, Agent, Attorney
Assignee, Receiver or any Fidueiary
Capacity.
DIRECTORS.
DR. J. A. Draper ] wilkins Cooch
d. Brinrhurst. Jr. Willard salisbury
J. Smith Brennan Robert b. Wheeler
JOS l. Carpenter John II. DanDy'
Otho Nowland Thos. H. Beian
John Bancroft Victor 3. Woohey
Franklin Taylor. Henry B. Thompson
Saml X. Smith
EGWT'E3T31 1f31TkjER
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gilbert Tones Business Manager:
gourth and shlrlsy Streets Wilmin9rons DeaWar~
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FINANCIAL
Name


National Bank OF Delaware ..........-..-.
Central National Bank ......sf.......t-..s
Farmers Bank .....s...... ....ss-.t4sft......'
First National Bank .....s... ts.ss. - -. =
NATL Hapk OF Wilmington 4 5rsnoS~in
Union National Bank ........s.. .-s.. .-'-s.' -
Equitable Guarantee a Trust Comteny y.
Security Trust and sale deposit 70 .''-
American Vulcanized Fibre, Common 80
Am atican Vulcanszed Fibre, preferred -
DeIawaro Railroad stock ........--...'''-
Wilmington ,3as a Hlectric, g N ..-...ss.
Wuminston Gas a. Electra, PHI ...s. .....
Whining ION, New Chetie 4 Co Ky, cSlha
W.liginRtol., New Castle 4 50. Ky, plrQt
Wilmington light, Pawer . a,elefqloes fel.s.
Anefi5an Vrlcanized Fibre Bonds ..,.''
NVildiaRton City Railway eopds ......''
Wilmington 4 Chester Tracti9n bohos a.
WilnlnTton. New Castle 4 50. Bonus -
Delrrarvia Telephone Bonds ;..s 80. -. +,
WILMINGTON Light. Power & Teieph"''o
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And It was wet" The next day.
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F~a- sn q. ains
-,.s7ng
l<ailS
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rERMs oF supscRIPsIoN.

By mail postage prepaid, ssoo year. o. 81 cents :
month payable In advance. BY carrier Hx cents "se~
Evening journal., 1907-11-06

Dlrsctors and sole stockhoderai hobert ,. Hare :
Albert W. cammins. Clement B. Ha''am Ana e''''
Evening journal., 1907-11-06

New xcrk onaco: sos Cambridge RldinE, csEnsr Esfh
avenue and Thirty third Street
ChlcaEo once; e1i Boycs Buhotn8
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08

man woodpecker is greedily devouring
the pillars.
A man in this vicinity lost a $40 bill
recently which was afterwards picked up
by his friend O. who handed over the
money but charged the unlucky man So
just for picking it up. The finder was
either mean man or very hard up, we
are not sure which.
A great deal Of compliant is made ty our
merchants to the feet that much Of
their shipments in the eatable line is
swiped before reaching its destination.
For instance instead of receiving a full
box OF oranges as supposed they get
half or two-thnds Of a box. This has
been continuous proceeding and is
matter that the railroads should look into.
Again the racket" came off at the
Irotter home when we were least ex-
pecting it. Miss Edith was frequent
visitor to our city and we are all more or
less disappointed for not being on to the
ropes, but such is life. The DeGeer-
Irotter combination is without doubt the
proper thing. Both are Of a rustling en-
ergetc disposition and are equally yok-
ed In many ways. Their many friends
Of this community wish them smooth sailing.
Bally, the famous western steer that
made the boys find their hiding place at
the Skinner ranch two weeks ago, has
departed this life, and being urged by
his friends to write line or two bearing
on his life and death it strikes us that
something like this would be appropriate:
"Bally" had mean disposition,
And to him there was no opposition,
But Bally-dear Bally--has gone to stav
So Murray Davis and others say.
A gentleman O. who absorbed too
much booze last Wednesday got aboard
the d. K. & G. engine while The en-
glneer was at supper and the things he
didn't do can hardly be mentioned. After
putting about half wagon load of coal
in the FIRE box he proceeded to monkey
with the throttle and had there been suf-
hcient steam to have pulled the train he
sure would have left the town like
bird. While he was amusing himself
toooting the whistle the boss came up,
colared the lad, threw him in the tool
house and turned the key.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08
H0zeHon Items.

R. D. Brakey is doing some more
good road work this spring.
Frost and dry weather with the assist
ance Of the bugs have got the oats crop
going south.
City Marshal Barmore visited the
Lodge one day last week on commits
soner business.
The last frost cut the com off at the
ground, so that what was up is now on
an equal footing with that planted later.
Since that new girl arrived at ]. F.
Albright's he doesn't do thing but stay
around the house and see that it has all
sorts Of attention.
There never was a green bug that
lived that could get ahead of our wheat
at the rate it is now growing. Most Of
it is looking all right.
c. "A. Pond has bought an incubator
and is going to show the women folks
that an "old batch" can raise chickens Just
as well as any one.
Miss Louise Stewart is at the Wichi-
ia hospital having her collar bone fixed
up right. She had it done once but got
it knocked out again.
The question with L. c. Rugg now
is what to do with those ferrets after the
rats are all gone. He has found out
that they like chicken pretty well.
Judging from the quantity and quality
Of work being done on that new house
of ]. c. Dimmick's he certainly got the
right man when he employed M. A.
Collins Of Harper to do the work.
1t has always been mystery to us
why dinkey little Office makes some
people so very important, but it certain
ly does as can be substantiated without
going out Of Barber county for proof.
If any one thinks that the cold and
bugs have gotten all of our wheat and
fruit down here just let them come down
and see our fine wheat fields and pref
ty good lot Of fruit in MANY orchards.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08
DeeKhe0d Items.

More ram, more rest for the farmers
Pat Larlia has been very sick the
past few weeks.
Sheriff McCracken came out to JacI
Larkin's last week.
Miss Myrtle Carr was a guest of Mrs.
c. c. Cline Sunday.
NJ. F. Stewart made trip to the
county seat last Wednesday.
John Crazy is back IN Deerhead again
after being gone quite while carpenter
ing.
George Larkin of Eagle township
made flying trip to the county seat
last week.
Mrs. c. w. HIildebrand and Mrs. D.
S. Bruce were shopping in Medicine
Lodge last Wednesday.
The mail Garner on the Deerhead
route has very bad roads. Last week
one Of his horses gave out and he would
have had to walked in if it had not been
for George Larkin taking pity on him
which cheered him in his trouble.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08
Sharon items.

Mrs. Wilson is still lingering along.
these are hne rains we are getting.
Don't forget Rev. Moore's appoint
ment at the Christian church next Sum
day afternoon at $50.
Guy Sparks is back after an extended
trip In the south. He says Sharon Val
ley is best Of all. That is what they all
say.
P.D. Mats and our NIL. Dist. Presi-
dent Of the S. S. A.. went to Medicine
Lodge Sunday to attend the convention
held In that district. 1t was a fine con-
venton equal to some county conven-
lions. They appreciated the kindness of
J. 5: Runyan and those associated with
the family.
{. M. Gather. former resident of
Barber who now resides IN Cherryvale,
and ma: bakery, was in good old Bar
Der looking after his farm and also look
ing up the wheat prospect last week.
He also VISITED one Of his old friends,
Harvey Churchill. northeast Of town.
Our trustee. S. w. Alfred, was be-
fore the county commissioners last Thurs
day and was granted bridge on the
newly dnted road on Sand creek west Of
town. to be completed IN sixty DAYS.
Let everybody turn out when the mate
nal comes and see that it is on the ground
IN good tune. Let the good work 90
on.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Cor. INDEX
December weather in MAY.

December weather in May.
Ed. Hoagland went to Oklahoma las
week to look after bis cattle.
Last Tuesday nights freeze was a
death blow to alfalfa that has been sown
this spring.
Harry Miller has been off his feed for
two or three days. Charley says he is
taking the "weasles."
1t has been many years since fish were
compelled to look through glass windows
at this time Of the year.
Rev. Moore will preach again at
Lake City next Thursday night and the
regular pastor will FIJI the pulp next Sum
day. Remember the dates.
Measles and whooping cough have
laid hold on some Of the Sun and Lake
City girls and boys. We hope that its
duration will be as brief as possible.
This unusually cold blast has driven the
farmers back to the old hearthstone where
they smoke and chew and tell war stories
as though it was the month Of December.
One OF Lake City's popular young
men was the happy recipient of a May
basket last Wednesday morning. The
basket was very small but it had great
significance.
The change of the D. K. & c..
schedule is much appreciated by up the
rver people. Homer Hastings says
Willie will make trips to Medicine Lodge
freely now.
The entertainment given at Lake last
Thursday night by that marvellous quar-
tette was hummer. they say. Some
thing Of a similar kind is billed for Mon
day and Tuesday nights. Letter come.
Joe Massey will leave this week for
Wichita where he will take medical
treatment for awhile. MI. Massey has
not been very well for some time and it
Is hoped that this trip will prove helpful
to him.
The Lake City lumber house which
occupies nearly one-fouth acre of space
is looming up nicely with Redwine and
Sons as carpenters. c. w. Harper,man-
ager Of this yard, has already sold sever
al lengthy bills.
1t is getting about time that someone
should look after the construction Of a
new bridge over the Medicine river west
Of Sun. The jay birds already have the
main stills eaten partly up and the old
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08
Forest City Items.
by GRANDMA
Received too I.ste for Loci waaL

Received too Late for Last Week.
Cold-getting colder. It's the coolest
weather we ever saw here for this time
of the year.
Burll Miller and sister, Anna, spent
last Wednesday with James and Ger
trude Lemon.
| c. w. Smith and family visited last
| week with Mrs. NJ. E. Estil and other
relatives near Aetna.
Mrs. Fred Nurse and daughter. Car
ne, visited Sunday with Mrs. Palmer
and daughter, Edith.
Wanted-An of those who do not al
ready attend Sunday school at Forest
City to Try and come next Sabbath.
Three Of the kumberg boys, brothers
Of Mrs. Charley Smith, spent three or
four days at the home of the latter last
week.
Good prayer meeting again Wednes-
day evening, but there is still room for
Improvement. Let us do good while
there is tune and opportunity.
Mrs. Cyrus Palmer went to the Lodge
Friday and brought her daughter, Miss
Jessie, home with her. Looks good to
have Miss Jessie with US again.
Geo. Smith made trip to the Lodge
Saturday. His wife,, who had be- n
there couple Of weeks taking treatment
for rheumatism. returned with him. Size
is much improved.
| E. R. Delay, a temperance lecturer
Of Emporia, Kansas, addressed large
audience here Sunday evening. His
subject on Righteous Government"
was ably handled and many convincing
truths were pointed out.
| During the few years that we have
lived in Kansas we have witnessed many
peculiarites of the weather and have seen
various strange things in the way of IN
sects, but the stupendous spectacle, a
shower Of green bugs, which we had
last week we believe would shock old
Pharoah himself. The prospectfor corn
and wheat were anything but encourag-
ing but now that we have had such
fine rain all will seem different.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08
RESPECT TIE DEAD.

A meeting of the directors and
all persons interested in the Lodi
cemetery IN Eagle township is here.
by called to meet at the cemetery
early in the morning of Thursday.
May 80, Decoration Day), to fix
up the grour DIS and show proper
respect for Il e dead.
CONRAD BAIER.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08

People say that the fines grocer
les In town are at Woodward
81 Murphy's. Phone az
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-05-08

WANTED-Tenants for two farms,
for share of crop, near Lake City.
A. ]. Hargis.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-31

A1 SAID e a- 1 s
Heeks grrEta 81 whisksrs and he
--.1sel tr5 IS he stepped i-5z
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1esn abe % rzs tca-ss souahssr
ha- cc-vsniezg dropped tr4as-
sip there IS oziy U-e Br1a1uav *
TIE world aid here I al once more
IAere's the Tires h1z1itg. there's tha
As-or H0lsA. hasez the KnicEar5oek-
er-ges. res. & HIS = so an noe
dreaming sHzH not awake rrese---
y 70 Gnd thar / an back in Ohio a
Indiana q Michigan or somewhere
Else away ozt seFozd tie tarrhes-
limits 0i Gods eouaEry. a- here
looking tonn the Great White Wav.
and am wide awake ard ail IL vel
q AZ EOuld be Eell If ] had things so
arranged that the doors ot one of
these great billings would Zen unto
me and serTznEs would bow As i
passed IN % take uT place az ma
nogany desk somewhere Or 70 give or
ce-s 70 ny secretary and then leave
for AsheTiile 81 Palm Beach, 0E some
other l0Tels place f. a#ay. knowiag
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-31

Table heaters are useful in keeping
food hot when It must come from a
considerable distance Many hotels
use them. but they are also a great
convenience in private houses that
have basement kitchens. The heaters
are constructed with a nickel or iron
frame, on top Of which sets a nickel
tray large enough to hold an ordinary
sized meat plate or one or two smaller
dishes. Underneath Is an alcohol
lamp. The heaters are low, Of orna
mental designs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-31

schemes. But II you observe the girl
yuu win see that she has paid abso-
lutely no attention 70 what he said. =
-Ahd that proves
THAT she is not SO open to fiattery.
therefore she Is less vain. said Adele
triumphantly.
Her husband knew that she Is never
quite sure where she Is coming opf
when she argues. so be could vel
understand her satisfaction in having
landed at the point Tor which she had
started. He hadn't the heart to show
her the obvious hole in her argument.
80 he -aid But It isn't very straight
forward for that girl to pretend she
IL impressed and then To ignore the
advice altogether.
What about the man who pretends
TO scorn the suggestion and then acts
on
THAT would seem to make them
equally at fault. he admitted.
"0s, It's much worse for the man.
He is too conceited to acknowledge
that he could take a vomans advice.
And another fallacy is that women
dress only for each other. Men are
more impressed by what d woman IS
wearing than other women are.
can give ypa plenty OF examples OF
that In my own experience.
Women are supposed not to be
able to argue. too. continued Adele.
and yet ] invariably get the better
Of you ia an argument
Invariably her husband promptly
agreed. "But you haven't yet given
me those cases which prove that wo-
men are more straightforward than
men"
Haven't n Wen. ! meant 70, but
there goes tha bell and the Dlcksons
are coming to play cards know
can convince you when get
chance
But she has avoided the subject
ever since. Chicago Daily News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-31

The fact that within the past %
years two-tnirds of the unevenness IN
railroad tracks has been done away
with on certain lines was discussed
at a recent meeting of the American
Academy of Sciences.
The improvement has been brought
about principally through new de.
signs and methods Of manufacture of
rails. A track Indicator car. travel,
ing 20 o. 80 miles an hour. sums ID
the inequalities, the 'ups and downs
IN the rails for each mile trayersea
Formerly the total inequality per
mile amounted to Six or aeyen feet.
even ior the best roads; now ii has
been reduced ID only is Of 20 inches.
ana this remnant Ia said to be due %
aeats ID the rails.
Il has been pointed out that tie
improvement which may Be carried
farther. brings with It heavier loeomo-
tiyes and cars, longer trains and high
eF speed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-31

continued ali night. and The next
morning he could not remember hav.
Ing slept any
i vas the same story Tor the sew
erai nights succeeding. and Rauls was
getting wan and pale On account of
lack Of sleep.
Finally In hts desperation he added
s ~ siubert rife to his arsenal. and
that night when the first green.eyed
uarauder appeared ia the alrshaft.
he shot him dead. ne also took sew
eral other shots at long range and re-
duced the noise that night to 3 epnsid.
aFable extent
He continued his warfare FOR sev.
eraI nights and was beginning 10 con.
gratulate himself on being benefac-
tor 0f mankind. wher early one morn
tng. a. be was dressing. there came
knock as bis door and he vas con-
fronted BY low-browed individual
who stated that several 81 the neigh.
bors had complained thai Se lRawls)
was shooting their pet cats and that
he must warn him to deslst. else In
his capacity as agent for the 5. P. c.
A. he would feel callsi upon 10 prose-
cute him FOR cruelty TO auEmaiss
Cruelty to anima1ss~ ahrgakpd
Rawls. why. man allvethen he
realized that It would be useless -
argue with this low-browed nersor.
He oonsenEed himself with SAYING he
hadn't thought Of Il and closed tie
door. whereupon. II IS said by his
friends. that he Immediately collansed.
Rawis has moved again. and once
more has recovered his accustomed
geniallty Of temper. but there Il no
one of BIS friends who any longer
darea to mention that magic eombIna.
ton q letters: IS. r. c. Anew
York Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-31

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-31

Twins are common enough. but It
IS rare indeed that the pair Of them
attain the aye Of 81 years. But In the
case Of Messrs- David and Jonathan
Condor they have reached this are
without aevering their partnership.
They were born in Dev0npors Fnr.
land, In 1919, and until they reached
middle age X was a matter II con-
siderable difficulty to tell them apart;
while even now. at the advanced aee
Of 81. It is not easy 10 detect which is
which, so great is the resemblance.
They are both active, aud have known
but little illness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-31

I looked out. and coming directly to
ward Us were two people on horse
back One was a woman shrouded III
white and riding a white horse. she
vas leading horse 50 black that be
only made faint shadow against the
darkness. and upon his back was
figure bound IN straps and with a
black cap tied over his head. He sat
on that horse ike a soldier. We only
took one look and then We fed but
We searched our souls for screams to
tell how frightened we really we're
and we we're not content until we
got into the shelter or the hotel at the
springs"
Many Of the residents Of Rocker
corroborate the truth Of the ghost
story. It may be that some one is
playing a practical joke, but that is
not believed by the superstifioug. aiSi
number OF schemes are being
planned whereby the ghost viii be
laid to rest again. Why Fullers spirit
should be accompanied By woman
Is mystery which his best friends
caEaot solve. as he was classed IS q
woman haleF during ali oi the years
he lived IN Montana