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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-31
NEWS or THE FOUR COUNTIES BORDERING SAN FRANCISCO BAY
PRATT { BECKER
REFUSED LICENSE
Secretary of Y. NJ. c. A. ana
Residents in NeighbOrhOOG
Protest Against Dive

The application Of Pratt & Becker
to reopen the notorious dive at the
corner of Mason and O'Farren streets
was denied by the police commissioners
last night. but not without an exchange
Of sharp words between Commissioner
Keil and II. j. Mccoy. secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian association.
Kei favored the granting of the
license and insisted upon a motion that
1t be issued Before the commission
had an opportunity to vote Mccoy
arose and declared that the interests
OF decency demanded that the place
be closed. Kei1 took issue with Nc
Coy and hot words passed between
them
God knows that We have had dirti-
ness and nastiness enough in San
Francisco" said Mccoy. "and can
not see how you gentlemen can hon
orably vote for the issuance OF this
license. Would you be willing, Mr..
Keil, il you yourself owned property
in this vicinity to build for such a
place as this isY
Yes" answered Keil.
PROTESTS By RESIDENTS
Sweigert and KeiI also exchanged
sharp words, but Cutler stuck TO his
open the place Mrs F. Woodmansee,
proprietor of the Hotel Larne. and F.
NJ Clark and F. L. Young, tenants OF
Mrs. WOOdmansee. also protested
against the permit being granted, stat
ing that it was impossible for them
to sleep at night on account of the
noises that emanated from Pratt &
Becker's- Several policemen testified
that the places formerly conducted by
Pratt & Becker had bad regulations.
''This Will not be the end" said
President Cutler last night I'll vote
to close up every place OF this charac-
ter in the city. 1 don't believe in clos
ing one and not the Others" Leggett
stated that he would vote to do the
same and at the end OF the meeting
Keil announced that he was willing TO
vote in the same manner.
DUKE TO BE REPRIMANDED
Captain Thomas F. Duke. convicted
on a charge OF neglect of duty. grow
ing out of the shooting OF Francis j.
Heney by Morris Haas. who later com
mitted suicide in the county Jail. which
charge was preferred by the late Chief
Biggy. was sentenced to receive a
reprimand at the hands OF the presi-
dent OF the commission.
The hearing of the charges against
Policemen Quarles and Hamill was post
poned until January T..
The following new policemen were
appointed last night and will be sworn
in this morning by Chief Cook:
John DAILY, +. ]. Gutenberg. @. C. CLARK.
F. j. Mcguire. F. w KimbalI. Patrick Grow
ley. w. j. Harvey, J. H Keene. George ID.
Desmond. Grover Coates, John Braeeaio, G. A.
Mahsr. J. ]. Mccarthy, Albert seaman. j. j.
Nash. A. Wagner. @. A. Justice D. B. Devine,
D. H. Brassfeld aud d. J. O'Brien
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sPEcrAL cATHEpRAL sERvIcE

Special services will be held in St
Mary's Roman Catholic cathedral this
evening. Vespers, solemn benediction
and the Te Deum viii be sung. Arch
bishop Riordan will preside. The ser
mon will be preached by Rev. William
p. Sullivan and the music will be under
the direction Of Professor r. j. Harri-
son. On New Years morning masses
will be celebrated at the hours of s. Z
S. 9 and 1920 O'clock
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SANTA Rosa RANCHER wEns

SANTA ROSA, Dec. 30.-Andrew G.
Hessel. a prominent young rancher of
this county and son Of A. Hessel. was
married today to Miss Jessie S. Bean,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Bean of Sebastopol, at the home of the
brides parents The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Charles Hessei,
brother of the groom and pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Arcata,
Humboldt county, who came down for
the purpose.
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FUGITIVE CAPTURED

sANTA ROSA, Dec. 30.-W. 7. Good
rich has been captured at Everett,
Wash, and the sheriff viii go after him
as soon as requisition papers can be
prepared. Goodrich is wanted here for
selling an automobile TO City Marshal
FRED Mathews Of Sebastopol which was
The property of W. A. Gray Of Oak
land and for the recovery Of which a
suit is now pending in the courts.
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FEAsT AT ST FRANCIS

Harry Scott gave a dinner last night
at the St Francis to a number of en-
company. Among those present were
II. n Scott, H p Brown. c. L. John
ston. L A Johnston. c. i. Meilenz. r.
B. Hanna. E. II. Hill. J NJ Butler. G.
A Mackenzie. E. r. Hanson l. Brown
and 7 T. Huber
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KILLED By TROLLEY CAR

George A Case. So years old. living
at 229 Third avenue. was run over and
killed by an electric car on the Sutter
and California street line about Z
O'Clock last night IN Seventh avenue
near California street He was in fhe
act of crossing the street when the car
struck him. He was identified at the
morgue by Rev L p. Sawyer, 1859
DeviSaderO street
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swINDLED nv sTRANcER

Charles w. Patten, White Palace ho-
tel, gave a stranger a telescope basket
and guitar in a brown cloth case to
carry for him on Tuesday night, and
that was the last he saw of them He
notified the police Yesterday
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CHECK PROVES woRTHLEss

ii. A. Meyer. II Mason street OBJ
tanned a warrant from Police Judge
Weller yesterday for the arrest of u.
W. Demint on a charge of passing a
fictitious check for $65 on him on De-
cember drawn. on the Central trust
company.
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SELLS INFERIoR MILK

A. Chaze1. proprietor of restaurant
at 2O21 Folsom street. was convicted
by Police Judge Deasy yesterday OF
selling milk below the standard. and
as it was his first offense he was fined
&25
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-31
SELLS GLANDERED HORSE

Francis Bond. 35 Dore street. OBJ
tanned a warrant from Police Judge
Conlan yesterday for the arrest OF
John Doe Mcnamara on a charge of
selling a horse to him on September
IL which was afflicted with glanders
or farcy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-31
MAxINE ELLIOTT opEes THEATER

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.--Maxine Ell
liott's theater. New York's newest
playhouse. was opened to the public
today. Miss Elliott dedicated it by
the performance of .The Chaperone,
by Marion Fairfax.
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uorNDs AFTER MURDERER

SEATTLE Dec. 30.-Bioodhounds
have been sent for 10 assist in the
hunt for Joseph Nicholas. a Filipino
who murdered child and attempted
10 kin the whole family Of Joseph
Santos at Port Blakeley, Kitsap county,
last night.
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ROBBED OF JEWELs

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Mrs. Helen NJ.
Kelly, mother in law Of Frank J. Gould
it became known last night. was robbed
Of jewels valued at $4,000 last week.
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b. Won Wnnf as.o0s

Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
naRe II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-31
CARPENTERS SCORE
WRIGHT'S DECISION
District Council Sympathizes
With Labor Leaders

The district council
of carpenters at its
m e e t n g i n t h e
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
FIND RARE FUNGUS
ON FARM NEAR SMYRNA

SMYRNA. Del. Nov. G-While ogt
on the farm Of Mrs. W. Il. Waters
near Smvrna Landing, Harry Z,
Tsehudy and John Z LeFevre came
across rare species Of fungus. -aiG
to be the first of its kind ever collected
in Delaware. The specimen was
brought to Smvrna ana passed over
20 w. NJ. Bell. a botanist. Tho latter,
noting IL to be of curious interest ana
much out of the ordinary, sent IL TO th.
Delaware College Experiment station.
In return he received a letter from Mel
r. Cook. head of thu Department Of
Plant Pathology stating that the
fungus which was sent is Mutinus
caninus Fr.. and belongs to the family
Phalloideae. or what is commonly
known as Stink Horn. They grow
on decaying vegetable matter and So
far as I know. none of the species in
this part Of tho world are of any im-
portance other than being Of scientific
interest. / am very. very glad 20 rc-
ceive this specimen. as / think Il is the
first time IL has been collected in Del
aware. and is quite acceptable for our
collection"
Evening journal., 1908-11-06

SMYRNA

SMYRNA. Del. Nov. 6.--AIr. and tAirs
W. W. Rich. of salin Cruaz, Mexico. who
have been visiting her mother Mrs. w
W. Tschudy. left last Saturday on their
return to Mexico.
Mrs. William Lanl. OF Philadelphia.
is being entertained by her daughter, Mrs
Charles Howell LeFevre.
Rowland Bell. of Portsmouth. Va; Os-
wald Denney and William Diehl, Of Phila-
delphia were among the former smyr-
mans who came home TO cast their vote
Mrs II. d. Boyer entertained a com
pany Of friends Wednesday evening at
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert C. p. Price OF
Little Creek, have issued Invitations foi
the marriage Of their daughter Anna
Carolyn Price to Earl j. Keller. Of Read
ing. Pa: The marriage win take place a
Smyrna. Wednesday evening November
25th, at o'clock.
Mrs Henry stafford of Wilmington, IL
visiting Mrs George ID. Johnson on tn
Massey farm.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
WATER BONDS NOT
YET TAKEN UP
City Council Extends Time
For Purchasers to Turn
Over Cash

CITY Council last nigh; passed a reso
luton extending the time for the ac-
ceptance Of the $4,000 bonds ordered
sold for the Water Department. from
October % to November II. A. b.
Leech & Co. OF New York. purchased
the bonds. but because that firms at
torney had not ascertained the validity
of the issue the bonds were not taken
UP in the time specified. The firm will
now accept the bonds
The councilmen, as a committee OF
the whole. win meet on next Wednes-
day night to dispose of the matter of
refurnishing the Council chambers and
awarding the contracts for the work
The Phoenix Fire Company reported
having made ~ ambulance calls in
September and SO in October.
Oil Inspector Thomas Holt reported
having examined $4,000 gallons Of oil in
October.
The Board Of Education was allowe,
its regular monthly appropriation O.
$17,7lO.37
City Treasurer Ross reported a bal.
ance in bank Of s262.5S5.9S. Treasur,
receipts for the work were Eugene NJ
Sayers $3.50; George II. Mccall. $3.50
bondsmen for former city Auditor
Spence. S1.2122O; Street and Sewer
Department. S3.S46.73; miscellaneous
S24O.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
CHARTERS GRANTED

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Nov. 1.-THE State De-
partmeni of Delaware issued certlh-
Gates of incorporation TO the Grand
Amusement Company. TO engage ia
conducting moving pictures and gen.
eral vaudeville shows The incorpor-
ators are Frank A. Firher. Calvin q.
Lynch and James L. Perkins, all OF
Philadelphia. and the capital stock is
$4,000.
The Great Western Land Manufac-
turing Company was Incorporated 10
acquire mines and develop the same in
the West and Southwest The incorpor-
aters are j. Il. johnson. John Beltz
and John Vohr. all Of Philadelphia ana
Pittsburg. and the capital stock Is
100000.
The keystone Tube Works was in
corporated TO engage in the manufac-
ture OF iron and steel pipes and tubes.
The incorporators are Israel w. Boil
niger of Pitisburg; Charles @. Glvor
and S. u. Becker. of Wilmington, and
the capitai stock is 100000.
The American Turpentine Company
was INCORPORATED to manufacture, re.
fine. buy. sell and deal In turpentinc
The incorporators are Benjamin +
Brooks Sewell. of Washington; Francis
II. Honeckcr and Thomas J. Bowen
/ Jr.. Of Wilmington, and the capita
stock Is Ss50.0OO
The Mexican Plantation Association
| Incorporated. are chartered 10 acquire
} plantations in Mckee ard elsewher,
and engage in agriculture. horticulture
and mining prreuife Tha ineprDOr.
ators are Wilmington office men and
the capital stock rs 81 100000.
The Omsk and Sempaiatiusk Railroad
Company was incorporated 10 con-
struct. maintain and operate rpilrcad'
and railways in the United States
outside tile State of Deiaware-aad in
foreign countries. Ths incorporator'
nrc Edward G. Craign T. r. Graf ano
John q. Graf. all of New York city
and the capital stock rs $4,000.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
DEMOCRATS HAPPY
DOWN IN KENT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Nov. 6.-Therc was one
spot in this great nation where Democrats
had occasion to rejoice and jolllfy.
Kent county went Democratic-all the
old disputed and bitterly fought assembly
distrlcts-Ducls Creek. ISenton. Little
Creek. West Dover East Dover, Shoe
string. South Murderkin Misplllion
swung around TO the Democrats, while
North Murderkni elected her Democratic
Levy Court.
The Levy Court controlling several I'm.
portant county offices and about eighty
road overseers. and with a fine balance
left by the Republicans. is Democratic.
Early yesterday the Democrats began
gathering here. and by noon the offices
OF County Chairman John b. Hutton and
of Alexander NJ. DAILY and Of Hughes
and woicott were filled with Democratic
workers from all over the county.
The apparent tie or closeness OF Tho
vote between Meredith and Soruance,
/ Republican, for register Of Wills, pu
both the Democratic crowd and the Re
publicans. who We're at their headquar
ters. on their fighting mettle, but every
body preserved the peace.
The slaughter of Maurice A. Hartneti
the planning mill proprietor, who was de-
feated by William NJ. Hazel for Repre-
sentative. in Dover while iiartnetta dis
trict was giving a Democratic majority %
forty kicked up a terrific fuss IN th
I Democratic ranks.
\ one OF the surprises is the election o
Edgar Spruanco, Republican, for reg
lister of Wills 1t has developed that IN
Democratic candidate Thomas Moredit
was cut heavily and was opposed openl
IN his own district and the two adjoinin
districts where Democrats stood ia ia
road and urged that he be cut This, 10
gether with a gain OF twenty made D.
spruanco Qt his home. smyrna, eleele
| him.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
MarrIsd sIxty three Years.

Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Lewis Of New
ark, celebrated their sixty-third wed-
ding anniversary on last Friday Al
though Mr.. Lewis is SO years old and Mrs
Lewis SO years Old they are active and
IN good health. Their children are Evan
w Lewis. who has three children. Mrs
W. J. Kennady, J. Leonard and c. Edwin
LOWS, G. II j.. Lewis. who has two
SONS, Ice and Raymond; Mrs. Howard
Gilpin. Of this city. Mrs. H. B. Wright
who has two daughters Mrs, l.. B. Jacobs
and Norma Wright; Mrs. Nellie Lewis
Bennett, who lives az home with her
parents. J. Leonard Lewis has "A SON
four-years-old. who Is John h. Lewis. the
NTH, the only living namesake who con-
plotes the four living generations. am
male. only two witnesses OF the wedding
ceremony living are Mr.. Lewis sister
Mrs Elizabeth Aiken and Mrs. Rebccc&.
Ncgendank, Of this city.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
Social and
Personal

Mrs s. p. DuShane has returned 70
Chesapeake city after visit to friends
Miss Ada Marsh. Of Warwick. SIS spend-
ing a few days IN this city.
Miss Bertha Lynch. Of Warwick. has
been tho guest OF Wilmington relatives.
r. E. Marsh. Of Warwick accompanied
by his two little daughters. Marguerita
and Alice arc spending a few days with
relatives here.
Miss Ella Kelleher. of Landenberg. who
has been visiting Miss Katherine G.
Kelley, has returned home,
Miss Lora Perry has returned from a
visit to Mrs. George Ladley, OF Kennett
Square.
Mrs Emerson. Mrs Rietta Emerson
and Miss Hottie smedlcy, Of this city. al
tended tho marriage OF Miss Mary Ham
ilton Maxwell and Lambert Veasey
Davidson, at Middietown. on wodnesday,
at noon.
Howard Barnes Of woodlawn. was
recent visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Archer have ro-
turned from a visit 10 the Rev. and Mrs.
j. II. Gray. OF Woodlawn.
william Bendlar has returned 10 Sum
nit Bridge after spending several days
ns a guest Of Ray Grinenberg.
Arthur McCiosky, sr., Of Summit
Bridge. has been visiting friends in this
city.
Albert b. Bouiden, formerly with $. H.
Baynard. has opened an optlcian parlor
| IN Cocilton.
Mrs Elva Denny and daughter, Miss
Anna Denny, Of Eikton, spent last week
In this city.
Mrs c. NJ. Knight, Of Port Deposit
spent the weekend IN this city.
Miss Deakyne. Of Port Deposit, spent
the weekend with friends here.
Mrs. Jane A. Gerry OF Port Deposit
spent the past week as tho guest Of tho
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
Masauerade Party.

The Magnolia Society held q mas-
duorade party at the homo of AIirs
Ethel B. Allender. No. 1905 Pine street.
ON Wednesday evening Those present
were the Misses NJ Marguerite lack.
Florence Woolsey. Ethel Chchins. Mar
shallton: Ethel y. Allcnder. Alma T..
Valentine. Edna Fray. Virginia n. Bca-
son. Blanche W Eaton. Montrosc; Jcn-
nio Davis. Dorothy M. GoolSin. Mnbci
Geitz. Messrs Claronca Davis. John G.
PEOPLES Robert J. Peoples. William r.
Purdv. Charles w. Wood. Leslie Adair,
Lester Hopkins. Charles Pepper, How.
ard Davis. James Jones. Herbert Pot
tor Paul S. Nichols. Mr.. Husbands.
Marshnllt0n; Mrs. George McCaneriv
and two daughters: Lavinr
and Narion: Mrs. Jennie Valentine.
Mrs. ~ FRAY and son. Leslie, Mr.. and
Mrs. F'rsrkln Allenler
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
Foreible Facts.

The question that faces almost every
one at the present moment is in the
fact that winter is coming on, also
somewhat slack times, possibly, and
a disposition on the part OF employers
TO work their employees half and three
quarter time. from necessity or cau-
tion. II is not a question of furnish
Ing your homes. or getting something
for nothing"-Its the forcible fact that
you have to have a living; THINGS
TO EAT. You cannot eat furniture.
rugs and etc; and you can less afford
TO pay more for stun now than ever
before.
Never since that time began has any
one succeeded in getting something
for nothing" i'm buying. Somewhere in
tho "woodpile" lies the profit. which
you pay for. OF necessity you have to
make every dollar you spend go the
limit. and nowhere-we say this mod
estly-can your money, the result OF
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
ROLLED PEANUT
WITH TOOTHPICK

one by one the freak bets on the elcc
tlon are coming to light Yesterday "A
story was published about young man
rolling a peanut with an iron bar around
the postofhce building and now we hear
Of another who had to roll a peanut
with tooth pick around the Cotrt House
Square.
This last loser was Oscar Long lie aid
the trick about I o'clock Wednesday
morning In the presence Of large crowd
Mr.. Long agreed with Clifford Dnrman
that which ever one won ON the election
the other was TO do the peanut rolling
act. Air. Taft being elected Mr. Long
being an admirer OF Bryan. paid the
wager.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
Anna hanthOrn
OH rlarket st.
Much Corn TO Husk.
D & A. Phone 1284a

In some parts of the country there is
yet much corn to musk while on adioin-
Ing farms the corn is not only hhsked but
the fodder is hauled in and the stocks
are knocked. Should the weather become
cold now there may yet be some corn that
will not be husked before spring. The
wheat fields In this country look very
pretty just now The grain has gotten
a good start this year. and the fields have
bright green cast which contrasts with
the rustic browns of the other fields.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
Entertained Friends.

Mrs. Morton =. Ainscow. OF No. 22Os
North Pine street, entertained number
Of her friends in honor OF her guest Miss
Gertrude Bicomer OF I.inwood.
Among those present were the Misses
Margaret O'Brien, Sadie lausewurst.
May English. Elisabeth Lopert. Jane Car
mean. Gertrude Bloomer. Mrs. Ainscow.
Mrs. Sterling. Mrs Bridget O'Brlen,
Messrs. Fred Goldstein. Ralph Flanagan.
James Kcster. Henry Jacobs, VI. r.
Snyder Morton Ainscow, Jacob IIolz,n
troweskz
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
Ranan-Kelly.

At the home Of the bride. No. 1907 du-
Pont street on Wednesday afternoon,
Miss Jane Bailey Kelley and William G.
BauEh, Jr. were married by tho Rev
W. +. u. Lewis Miss Meta Kelley sister
Of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Dr.
Alfred l.. Kelley, brother OF tho bride.
was best man. Only the immediate FAM
iiies were present The couple went north
on their wedding trip and viii be at home
December 1st at Si6 DUPONT street.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
SCHOOLMATE YEARS AGO,
CONGRATULATES TAFT

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-Charles
c. Duble, 81 years old, whom William
III. Taft mauled In tist fight when they
were schoolmates in Cincinnati, has
sent congratulatory telegram to the
President elect. Duble is locksmith
OF New Orleans. and forty years at
tended the old Baum street school in
Cincinnati. whose principal was profess
sor John A. Kamping.
The youngsters quarrelled over
trlfing affair one day in September,
1863. and adjourned to the lawn OF the
old Dennison House, I'm those days one
OF the principal hotels of Cincinnati
II was a square. stand-up fight with
bare fists. and Taft severely punished
his adversary. Duble's telegram reads
as follows:
while you whipped me once in a
fair fight. I feel like congratulating you
for defeating Bryan. and hope you VIII
succeed yourself as President"
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
AnnaHanthOrn

Mothers who shop here
know the quality of our Main
sock, India Linen and Madras
Dresses.
Styles are prettier than ever,
and many Of the models are
made exclusively for Han
thorn's. SOC buys the simplest
of these dresses, and from
that up to $3.50
A great variety to select
from.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
SOCIALIST VOTE
WAS DISAPPOINTING

~ United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Nov 6.-Tho vote pOllcd
by the Socialists on Tuesday all over
the country proved a disappointment
j. Mahlon Barnes. national secretary.
says that estimates based ON meagre
returns Indicate the increase has not
cqualled anticipation.
Secretary Barnes declared that the
total Debs vote will not exceed $4,000.
He received 40l 1880 I'm 1904, and Social
ist leaders had predicted that he would
get from 100000 10 100000 this year
Tho Socialist vote IN Illinois may not
exceed $4,000. Debs pollcd $4,000 here
four years ago.
As far as Is known at present there ar
IS kinds Of househies.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
LI,tIe Mr. stosoI.Ie csIebrsls..

Little friends OF Joseph Karst Stoeokle.
son OF Harry J. stoeckle. gave him a SUR
prise party on Wednesday in honor of
his hfth birthday. Master Joseph re-
celvcd many handsome gifts. All kinds OF
were engaged in by tho little
folks after which collation. was served.
Among the guests was John Karst, Of
Philadelphia, tho boys grandfather.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06

The Lambeth d.ondon) board OF guar
dians has decided that no outdoor relief
should be given to widows during the
arst six months Of widowhood Il they
have spent lavishly on funeral and
mourning any money received from
club insurance society or other source.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
DIPHTHERlA AT
CLAYTON ABATING

The diphtheria trouble at Clayton
seems to be subsiding. II is thought
now that the Board of Health has the
disease under control. as there has
been no new cases this week, and the
patients are improving. The disease
is in a light form.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
CHILDS' Big
CUT PRICE SALE

hard work, go further, do more and
bring you greater results than with
the house whose name is printed below.
Now about meats. one Of the essen
tial necessities of life, something you
cannot do without. unless you are a
vegetarian, and this we doubt. There
are a few things here intensely inter-
esting i'm both GROCERIES and
MEATS.
Nice Meaty Prunes ............oc 10
New Pearl Barley ..............5 &c 10
8 Pounds New Rolled Oats .......lOc
Sweet Autumn Cider ..........lfc gal
OF Can Golden Crown Table Syrup l0c
Chnds' Century Prepared Buckwheat
lie
Three Large Rolls Toilet Paper ..10c
''Victor" Family Flour ......-.....29c
The quality win surprise you. An
elegant bread baker,
3 Large Rolls Toilet Paper ....... .10c
Childs' Double Tip Noiseless Parlor
Matches. Three Five Cent Boxes 10c
Evening journal., 1908-11-06

The commissioner OF sea and shore fish
cries in Maine reports that during 1907 tho
value Of the lobster catch in that Stale
amounted to so.Oo5462, an increase Of
S64 SIG over the catch Of the previous year.
Evening journal., 1908-11-06
Just What You Have Been Waiting For
Sale Starts TOMORROW at 10 a. m.
sc PEP CENT. OFF REGULAR PRICES

This lot consists Of 20 different styles and many diff
ferent fabrics all this seasons To describe
them would be impossbity the variety is too great