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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-10-11
Afflicted With Sore Eyes for ., Year

have been afflicted with sore eyes
for thirty-thrcc years. Thirteen years
ago | became totally blind and was
blind for six years. My eyes were
badly inhames. Ono of my neigh
bors insisted upon my trying Cham
bcriain's Salvc and gave nc half a
box of IL. To my surprise II healed
my eyes and my sight came back TO
mc.-P. c. Earis, Cynthiana. Ky.
Chambcrlain's Salvc is for sale by
Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-10-11
Notice For Publication
DEPARTMENT OF Tng!ixrsmen.

UETNWTNENTU F THE INTERIOR.
LAM orrtcE AT frrhLa. C1Lo.
September =. 100.
Satic- is hereby given that John ". Miller
81 Rocky fusd. tain.. has flrd notice q, his
inirniinn to make hnai ns- year pr,sof In sup.
port OF his claim. xIsi Homestead Entry No.
tisio made sept. ~. 1870, for III. -, NM.
Nj swa.. Section 5. Township -. Range 5.
9th 4. ~. aud that said prof will b, uia fi-
before Clerk District Court. at la Junta
Colo. on Nosetat.r N isl..
lie name. the following witnesses TO prove
hls csatinuous residence upon. aud cultlss.
ton 81. tho land. via!
Charlie. ". s--iy. OF Rocky Ford. Colo.
John ". nuu man. uf iincky fuf,i Colo.
Dan u. -s,riy. Of ftdsrky fuTd. T'niu.
gr.rHc Gotham. Of l.orlr fori. Colo.
Tsp =. 4. Abbey. ttrEssgrr.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-10-11
Notice For Publication
OF TIE INTERIOR
LAND OFFICE AT PUEBLO, COLO.

sept. .. 1907
Notice 10 hereby given that Frank r. Howard.
to make unnl communication proof In support
Of his claim. VIZ: Homestead Entry No. liIis.
made June u. 1901. for tho W., 'SWa AWIt
swkscct.s.Tp rs, HanKc s; W 9TH p. ". and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Dis
triet Court. ~ La Juntn. Colo. on Nov. I. ipJ..
He names tho following wiinc.sc. tn prove
his continuous residence upon. and oultiva-
ton Of. tho land. viz:
Anon T. Marsh. of Ia Junta. Colo.
Mary Marsh. Of La Junia, Colo.
Scttic Enyart- OF Rocky Ford Colo.
Logan knya art. OF Rocky fursi. Colo.
ii.?i S.A. ABBEY. Register
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-10-11
Cat fish. white fish. trout. sal.
mon and halibut at Stauffer's
every week.


''Tn November. 1901, caught cold
and had the quinsy. My throat was
swollen so could hardly breathe. I
applied Chambcriain's Pain Balm and
it gave me relief in a short time. In
two days I was all right" says Mrs.
L. Cousins, Oitcrburn, Mich. Cham
bcriain's Pain Balm is linimcnt and
is especially valuable for sprains and
swellings. For sale by Awards Phar-
macy.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-10-11
Catfish. whitefish. trout. sal.
mon and halibut at Stauffer's
every week.
They Make You Feel Good.

The pleasan, purga;ivc eHee, OK
pcricnecd by all who use Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
aud the healthy condition OF the body
and mind which they create makes
one feel joyful. Price. IS cents. Sam
pies free at Awards Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-10-11

4 beautiful display Of Gage Hats .;
Miss clino's on oct. / and IL. All arc
invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1907-10-11
e@'| Excursions

Oct 3I-Last day Of sale Colonist tickets
to California and Northwest points
Winter Tourist Ratcs--Will be in ef-
feet Nov. !. 1907. with final limit
June /. 1908. Call on local agent
for particulars
One Way Rates-St. Louis s2l.e5;
Chicago S25.55
Second Glass co!onist Rates TO Tick
leo Sept. LIST to Dec. 5lst
Second Class Coionist Rates to Cali
ifOrnia Sept. LIST 10 Oct. 3 LIST.
San Diego. $500
Los Angeles, $500
San Francisco, $500
and many other points. Liberal stop
overs.
Second Class coiinest Rates to North
west Sept. LIST TO Oct. 5lst.
Billings. Bozeman. Livingston. Butte.
Garrison. Helena. Ogden. and many
ether points. $1,000
To Ellensburg. Huntington. Pendle-
ton and Spokane. S22.50.
To Ashland, Bellington. Portland.
Seattle and Tacoma. $500
Liberal stopovers.
W. Ken Robertson,
Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

An almost complete blockade Of
ovorland trains Of the Northern Pa.
eiflc and Great Northern Railroad
companies has resulted from the
removed and continued heavy snow
fall Of the past two days IN the
mountains aud plains Of the Dako.
taa and Montana,
With roofs If the ears hadechea
with two feet Of frozen snow and
Ielclca airlngins ON al sides a foot
~ length. the Northern racific's
North Coast Limited arrived IN Fee
HIile this morning, many hours late
Tho Great Nofiheru's Oriental Lim.
ted from 81 Paul. due yesterday
arrived shortly after the North
epaat Limited. with the passengers
ntarly frozen FROM tho extreme
cold In the mountains. These
trAlnn we're both due IN Seattle yes.
tafday sud were Il not f8r the fact
that they wete almost Ia seattle
a. the time Of the heavy snow OF
last night neither Of the trains
would have been able to come
through from Spokane today
Passengers coming from Spokane
10 Seattle yesterday report a heavy
snow fail IN LenyeuN0rth yeatef
day morning TfAinmen declare
the snow a 81 feet deep IN drifts
IN the nakotas and that trains are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

The Little Duchess comes .
the gfaaa next Thursday. Friday
aad Saturday Il ia eel eatnh.
llshsf % those sho saw ANA Held
a faW Seasons AEn IN ftis same ma.
steal comedy The star ~ The
Little Duchess this season Is
Countess Olga zen fafzfeiHf. Who
r. 70 BE- aUeu IN the part formerly
played b. Anna Hrld
On the occasion If her last how
to Seattle thr critic Of fhr Star said
Of Der ia TIE daiaEY little per
son % Olga vnu Haizfeift. whether
countess ~ not. - one % the eiov
crest and most versatile artists
seen on musical comedy boards ia
Seattle for several seasons II al
titton 90 a pretty face and figure.
asle has q marked grace ~ move.
menf. and j. Hlegure a. hef dane
ms. a. weii ~ being possessed o.
y sweet clear voice. which abe ON.
plpYa with unusual expression IN
her pretty solos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
WonEN'S CLUBS
AND CONCERTS

Tns ~ department. q she wors-
ss csnsary eiab w1f haif III next
ngfing Monaay afternoon az -
eelezk = ne lfsrafY ~ ths r "
& A. Tae sihgset wa D. Greek
&'nlpfnser and fasiHaan IehnaVn.
Nendzr Afternoon ss se aselaek
i M Grand TIE regular mnnthfr
ssnNsff * the Ladies Musical ciun
az - Tivrn Assisting artists win
= Mrs. Oscar s.iiEwan. saarano.
hsnrT 7 Hau5fn. barifpme. ard
HsrrT I. BeffrnNn. visiin.
ne cziel4s Etab val meet Mon
esy 81 : oeteek wtlh Mra. Victor
1. Ms II Ths Doris
TAe sehabert rloh uiu give tha
fFm eencsrt q he ssasen Mauaar
sFsHaax AZ ths Unitarian church.
slrr vsscss viii BE 10 the chorus
Hreer NJ lestsrehir - James Hani-
Fen haaa Hsias VII BE- rendered
ar Mr. J r. Manninx. Mrs G. q
Lazarus. Miss Ft0rsnea Wuoaeoek.
sifs pofta c kssziar ana Mrs
isfass Nelson Tns club wil be as
sisted ~ Mf. Erwiu aaslsl. sesliiat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
GIRLS GLEE CLUB
FIRST RECITAL

The Girls. 0lee eluh. az the ant
VeFsiiy. VIII give its first perform.
anee this svening IN neunY hall. The
cotlesc assembly hall The program
thia YEAR promises "a BE- one u The
nssst fruu a musical standpoint that
The department - music has ever
offered Professor kimbAii has
bad the yoang wagncn Ia charge Zoe
the LAST three months. during = hich
tine they have pfaetioea two haurs
every afternoun beside putting IN
q Euod pars % tbs evening for the
last week There aru somo es
young women In the chnsrs together
with five pyincipai soiolnga. of
which Misses Louise Martin and
Grace Bennett are the moat expo
gieucsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
NEW FAD PARTY

A new tad has been started IN
Seattle ard d becoming popular
u - called 4 fuel paFis The guests
are requested % bffnE 4 few sticks
Of wood 0r u good siErd lamp u
coal The popularity lies 10 the
fact that & u0s only assures the
gwestH a warm place % spent the
escuinx AZ 4 cost ~ only a fpw
sticks of Wood Of q lump Of cal
but also helps the host % aosp the
house warm duflns the evening
Is i expsctot hat uhsn these
parties heeasnc more general fha
fuel situation vii BE- greatly fn
lleve1 ~Ffeexoeat- has 10 great
exteut taken ne place 81 whist a.
tho aociais fecentiY. wbafn guests
did not brlHk word or coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
TACOMA GIRL SUICIDES
AT FAIRBANKS

one knows how Ear bedrock Is
down"
strike on Redmond Greek.
Redmond creek IL the next In or.
der ot the creeks ia the rpndefgant
district 10 b. heard from a. a prO.
dueer and woui has lust bcca
hwaght in by Rusty Melr that a
big find has been made there. Red
naaud h between Hammer aud Ten.
deelaos about halfway between The
head II saleha aud Caribou.
A number Of holos have been
sunk ON tho creek. hut. while thor
have shown g0ad indications. 10th.
inE Ne9 eeod has bcon heard from
until this iaEt strike vas reported.
Alder Greek strike.
Persistent rumofs are roinK tho
rounds al big strike ON Alder
cneek, and while nothing definite
can be learned Il Is known that
kenprous offers are hclng made for
properties located on that creek
lehn Ions. who IL ihtefealcd with
Louis schmidt IN ~ above, has had
an offer Of an option Of taS. 600 on
his property. and the rumors that
are comihs In are making him AN
certain as 20 whsthof he should
ciese with il ~ not.
cisary Greek strike.
Word was received today Of two
rich strikes on etcafY. Sotuo ~
TIE allcge4 wise onea have been
speaking II the strand old creek aa
dead one. but Il the present LICK
II keR, up Clesfy may carry the
hfoom again la 1897 Yesterday
Alexander a Morrison. laymen on
~ below. owned hY Fax 4 Iafaan.
hit as hlgh as $3.50 "a the pan.
Following fighf ca the heels If this
strike came the news that ri
Thomas. On i6 below. had got "a
hedtock IN two holes and got s. 80
pans Ia oac and 81 3a pans ia the
other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
..vsa oAuoarGR AT HER
roeMEs soas-1ARet Nun
sss OF srRlKgs ON GREENS
srpoersp FROM rANANA'

....,,,. star special serNlesa
~.tanANKs.. Alaska noc. Ia
- amber. a youhs wenan, WITH
- .ex apnafept reason. commit
~ sslelae this megnipg I'm f0ufth
sssnrt ~ taking pelson. A
....r VAS called IS avon IS ifiehaa
'., ~ uoman had carried cut
sAreat t. commit suicide, but,
rerkins aypf her Is minutes,
\ II aOnoaaeea her beyond reeot'
e, unuhcr e Ysars Miss Au.
-. ssxss In Tacoma WASH where.
N - lneaesl. Edala MARKS. a well
$50 character. claims she has a
.sn1 IN the caro ol tome pceple
.As.e Tha dead woman, - " Nas
.,ss Al the inquest had been Is.
.-.ssss lrarn her family Tar nam
bsf IL scera
rr.sls IN Decd Condition.
So trails from Fairbanks are
- Il excsllcnt eonditlen and
- heavy machinery Is being
s.., "a the operators Two big
..~sss sre heing seat aul 70 EstheF
..s "a ) to.t0n boiler "a heinz
NJ : ecleN on Fairbanks
- Maehiaery i also being
sslaes4 10 Cripple creek
Activity 81 steele Greek.
Rse Mans same ia from Steele
.ras last nixht, and reports a good
-, a activity az The present tire
-rks eniy SEQ pemps GA Steele
nsw Assns worked said Mr. Mann.
eyua laie the property ] am deVel
.ains vita ~ partners On tAe
eesk Ne enc has reached bed.
r,<k ana rpslsn into The pay No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
REVIVAL MEETINGS.

Re#ivsi meetings wlii be held al
next woak AZ fha FIRST Adxoat
Chnsfisa church. ais Easi James
S. The speaker for tho seek Wtil
b. Evangelist T. @ Dix. q Heed
River. OrsEun. and the subierta
are as follows. MondaF. A pie
Of nefusg. Tuesday. The Ahan.
doncd Fortress" "Wednesday. THE
Plan That Failed Thuraday.
what Think - 81 Christ. Friday.
nInrIlarl Pm ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
ORGAN RECITAL
AT ST. MARKS

Az 81 MARKS Parish church TO
morrow afternoon 10 asan O'Clock
an organ recital will be given h3
Edwin flaifburn assisted BY Mics
ella 81 Halm. eontralto. Mrs r.
Lazarus. soprano aud A. y Board
man. bass
The program viii be ae follows
concerto Ia u flat lNo. .. Handl.
uold. Eternal God Of Hosts" Miss
Helm. prayer and cradle song solo.
Rejoice Greatly" Mira Lazarus +.
romance. andaute in y, duet. The
Lord Il Ny Light Miss Helm and
nv noardtnan, solo. "Jesu. Jesu.
Mlaefele." Mrs Lazarus and War
March OF the Priests"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
ERROR CAUSES BLOCKADE
ON GREEN LAKE LINE.

The Seatfie Electric eumpauY's
car service On the Green lake tlne
vas tied un for neariy fWo hcafs
yesterday Afternoon. hseanae 81
Muterman Harris diaregra u she
ilght signals az the a3itch At
kikhth Az and Olive -
Harfis vas driving Green Lake
car SIS and Attempted 20 eFuss over
the switch IN frout 81 No az. 10
spite of the fact TIA, VlrEinia -
car az had the lights "a r..
suit No. faS ian sff the ffsek and
blocked ap - cars from going In
either difsetlon for about two
hours. while the car vas being MT
81 back - tha track by jaekacFeNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
PASSENGERS ARE
NEARLY FROZEN

being held up many hours all along
the route
Tho Great Northern special. the
Owl. running between Seattle and
Vaneouyor. II G.. WIS hlockaded
by laat nights fall OF snow and
thrown several hours Off hor SEIZED
ula The train WIS due IN Seattle
at Z o'clock this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
sNorshsrn -.

A. the Sanday uiafsnea tie as
tFactiua - the Lots ftasieH pre-.
seated ~ the rspts3ss sfnes oon
n4nY viii BE- Northern f5ahfa e
TIE plot II said % te stress. the
lore story tnuehlaE ard the comedy
entertaining
Miss Aiiieea My PLAYS Helen
Dare. MF Dos AN. John SplftN ina
he edseafei infiau M Morris
wll 10 HsdnsX Sherwood. the va
iatn ana tns Misses Bell an8 os
uaid hasa excellent narts
Manager PautAEce. after eesha ~
pfHparatian. announces that weeR
affer uext the attraction wili BE-
Nell Gagnna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

This Scouts Revenge will be
the play that the stock company
VIII present. for tho opening htll.
az the n9W Lyric theatvf. on 0cci.
dental Nv. ard Washington ~ The
stage wlil be under the direction u
X = Preach Messrs Russell 4
Dres vii give the people % Seat.
iie, IN the Lyric thoateF. a Efeat
surprise L will be one 81 the pref.
tieas. eieanest. ooksess. bess equipped
and the safest thsateF that mod
ern ideas can construct. and tho
people Ia the south und q Seattle
All likely make II AZ much Of q
Sold mine - the Third Ayenae
proved % b under Acaafa Raaaail
a uFeH8 direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
THEATER FfaE. EBcApEs
TO Be INVESTIGATED.

The COMMITTEES On city affairs ~
the Chamber ~ Commerea uiil bold
a mesilng In ccniancfioa with q
committee 10 ~ appointsd b. the
mayer. % consist II the eify ensi
nser and The building Inspector 20
Inquire iuto fhe charges brought
before the chamber that several 81
the Seattle fheateFs are inadequate.
~ supplied with fire escapes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

the touring car at Wonderland eK'
hlbit viii lnelnds Columbia river
and Colorado sceuea In the former
the passenger will be taken from
Portland q The Dalies on this
trip mang ai the places Of interest
30 wsil known 20 seattle peepie
who have been over tire route. Nlli
be shown The eHtifc bin should
prove popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

-rhn 0id Clothes Man.~ a the
seattle lheater. rsnacs the week 10.
niRht
Tho attraction ~ he Seattle the
atar suurFruu. nnd AL NEXT seek
wili be 3 plsY - the dramatic me.
classical 1riicf. The Midnight III.
e. Il uiii b. seen here tnmnTros
for ihe first time Am0uR the
seeuic effects q ainnu az sea and 4
realistic sreck md q piaee A
company. said 10 be- strung. iuteF
nreta the play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12


George AIDES sultan uf Suit.
commences 4 four days engage.
ment AZ tho Grand tamoFFoW night
The company has been little
changed since laai seen here Mies
oetAyia hrnake. the new prlma
donna. haing the uaas conspicuous
Al Sykes has been iutruated with
the title role and Il reported t.
have ne0Frd
-Thc sultan Of sutn~ - splen.
did musicai satire The words and
lyrics are from the pen Of George
AIDE, and sho nnAic "a BY Alfred &
Wafh4li. professor Of music Of the
Northwestern university The che.
rus 10 made un 81 yuunk and pretty
eomcn. veil drilled The song bite
are manx and arr introduced Ia
sAt. and scattered pleas
lnKiy through the two acts There
vii be 4 special malsnec Wednes.
DAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

Next seek - the Grana viii b.
devoted 10 musical productions ana
before the usonlh 10 eaaod twB
more wiN appeaf NeFEeant Kit.
. aad 'noa Feather are TIE otA
er tma attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
Heavy Snow

- reid weather snoaif remind yua
y ~ fns grade - Water waaiens
safF nd ~ "a White. tas fafIar. ges
ai,.ns ssilfing A man logged out
= "hisss clothes wal often hear
= fsfn4fk 'iew swell you Jock.
~ y 9TH tie sWeH afeassfH and
- w1its. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

ST. PETERSBURG. Iaa. IL
Far pnliraulan were shot dead and
sAn4e ethera were Seriously wuuna
II sale attempting b arrest two
nsn 30 plotted 70 Iii cuHnt ~
Nasfe Friends informed Caunt II
Hlfo q che plot. and the officers
Icaled The scaemers. followed
ten q their home aud tried 90 en-.
r.. shes the tights SER sadGeniy
sfilnxUiahsd The terrurista opsns
u ife ana Fepai2ed the police. with
" ah&se result The man ca
sasea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

Tonight and tomorrow the pres.
rnt performers At che star thautef
viii b. seen for the last time Next
Mnuday the Star viii have new
and allcumedy program. headed BY
Matte Keene and her comapuy %
four In the Ella Wheeler Wilcox
playiat. "Her Fifat Divorce Case
This little play aaa said BY ABnN
ger Keith. % Philadelphia. to b
considerably better and brighter
than most Of the vaudeville
sketches which played The Keith a
Proctor circuit Other things on
the new btu will be Douglas a Ford.
danfing duo BuHd a Wayne. come.
~ acrubats. Frank and Louise Bees.
sriF. takers. aud Ia Adelia. dan.
sense
New sill st Wonderland
Starting Monday the new bin In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12
Snip IS SOLD ros JUNK.

ne hiE nfltish shIn Peter Ire
eais. Nhlfh as wrecked abaat r.
h'anih ax9 near Portland has been
80 e fank fesisrs for fBsa BE-
Isis tae wrsek ihe vessel vas worth
tfs8sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

Our method o. cleaning carpets
snd making over Old carpets into
rugs. FuEzy Wurxv nug Co, Queen
Anne fe47. Ind 7afs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

Don't throw away your cid
clothes Have them cleaned %
look like new ~ tho Pautofium
call up Main teas. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

nfsHmlaaa rink ani have skat.
iuN tam4fruW. The mana aament has
terided % permanently adopt ne
fi4u q krrnlna aaen az dAy sun.
day THE attendance having Coz.
xipcsA Il that tbs patrons ~ tAs
fink fsairs IL
~ Heat. dentist. so burke
building Fhene. Lad taz Seattle
sss
kiein. TIE shcetuaker. I'll James
81 -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-12

slarilng MONDAY me new bin In
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
DELAWARE DAY
ON OCTOBER 9
Decided at the Meeting Of
the Jamestown ExpOSi-
tiOn Commissioners

Delaware Day viii be celebrated at
the jamestown Exposition on October
o, the date originally set That much
was determined at a meeting of the
jamestown commissioners for Dela-
ware In the parlor Of the Clayton House
this morning. with Governor Lea pre-
siding.
The subject was brought up by the
joint committee having I'm charge a VIII
mington day celebration asking that
some other date than October 9 be Sc
locted so that the Wilmington day and
Delaware day celebrations might be
combined and be observed on the same
day.
The commissioners discussed the sit
uatlon and IL was pointed out that Sep
tember is. which has been selected for
Wilmington day, Is officially known as
Vermont day at the exposition, and 1t
would be unwise for Wilmington 10
celebrate at the same time Vermont
was.
It also was considered that the COM
missioners have made all arrangements
for the Delaware day on October and
the plans could not very well be
changed. II was decided to retain that
date and to invite the committee hav-
ing In charge a Wilmington celebration
TO arrange for that event on October .
along with the Delaware day observ-
ance.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
May SHAKE UP
THE LOCAL TEAM

1t is understood there will be a shake
up in the Wilmington baseball team
not long after Its arrival home.
It is/said that Manager Atherton has
his eye on several inhelders whom he
can obtain on paying the price asked
by clubs by which they are owned, and
also that the money demanded for their
release is not an exorbitant sum.
Mr.. Connolly declined to discuss the
subject saying that the matter was i'm
the hands Of Manager Atherton, and
that he had had no talk with him upon
the subject ITS up to Atherton." said
Mr.. Connolly. "Of course he will con-
suit me in matters Of this kind, but so
far have heard nothing from him.
A Trenton despatch says that Man
ager Carney, of the Trenton Tri-State
Club, has sold Second Baseman Ma
goon to Wilmington. Brodie was al
lowed his freedom because he could not
hold up his end with the other helders.
Mr.. Connolly said he knows nothing
Of such a deal.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
WOMEN FINED
FOR TRESPASS
Picked Gal on Pennsylvania
Railroad and Must Give
Up Savings

Judge Cochran in City Court today.
after hearing additional evidence in the
case Of eBrtha Varadi. the Polish woman.
accused OF trcspassing on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad property, fined the de-
fendant s. and costs. He also imposed a
Ike fine on Elsie Royansh. another Po-
lish woman for the same offense against
the railroad.
Yesterday Judge Cochran announced
that he would not hold any person ar
rested for trespassing on the Pernsyl-
vania railroad property unless it was
shown that a practice was be ng made
OF it, by the person SO charged. lie con-
tinued the Varadi woman's case until to-
day so that the railroad detectives could
produce evidence that she was in the
custom Of trespass ng on the railroad.
This. the detectives did to-day and In con-
sequence the woman was fined. They so
had the evidence against the Royanski
woman Women as a rule are the tres
passers that cause the railroad the most
trouble, and it is all because they viii
pick coal. In most Instances they q, e
hardly able TO pay the fines imposed
which viii take long weeks Of saving TO
replace.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
SAY RETTEW
OWES $2O,SOS.5S
Report Of Comptroller Shows
This Standing Of DeIin-
quent Collector
REPRESENTS TAXES
FOR THREE YEARS

County Comptroller Chandler present-
ed to the Levy Court this morning q
statement OF tho accounts Of Horace c.
Rcttew, receiver OF taxes for New castle
county showing a gross bal4nce Of s-9.-
S9S5S due the county hy Mir Rettew ac-
cordlng TO his stub and cash books. AIR.
Chandler submitted the report In accord
nnce with "a promise made by him On
Tuesday week when ne demanded The
books OF the delinquent collector lie e.
ceived the books ON Tuesday oi lsst week.
since which hmc lie has been work ng on
them Itomlzed, tie statement shows that
Mr. Rettow owes the county s6l7S in taxes
for the year ig02; SisNGle in taxes Tor the
year 1903 and S9.5s242 IN taxes for the
year 1904 But of this money Mr.. Rettcw
will, Of course, be allowed an error list OF
perhaps 5000 The report shows further
that Mr. Rottew received s0iS.26 in excess
Of taxes. costs and expenses from the
sale Of property on February iC and % to
recover taxes. This increases his indebtcd-
ness TO the county according to the re-
port
The report was referred 10 the VIII
mington hundred committee on
finances.