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Evening journal., 1908-12-22
Tuesday, Decembel 1908
cITY'S PAVING PLANT.

He report Of the Street and Sewer Direc-
tors concerning the work done by the
municipal paving plant during the year must be
gratifying not only TO the directors but also to
the public.
According to the report. there has been saw
ing to the city OF almost $4,000. Work has
been given our home people. The paving done
it is believed, is as good as any firm of private
contractors could have done There are other
advantages derived from the city doing its own
paving Will be realized.
The only-queston now is. whether the work
done by the city will prove satisfactory. OF
this the Street and Sewer Directors have no
doubt. We trust that their expectations as TO
the permanent satisfactory results of the city
paving will prove true.
There is no reason why a municipality should
not do its own paving. In fact there is no real
reason why any city should not do a great deal
more than it does if the directing the affairs
OF the city should devote the same and at
tenton 10 the municipal work that the Street and
Sewer Directors have done.
The ideal city government is government in
which the city should control all public utilities
and conduct them in behalf of the people This
ideal IS far from realization in American cities
simply because OF the conflicting political inter
ests, and the desperate opposition that newspaper
organs controlled by private monopolistic in
terests wage against the extension of the scope
of work that legitmately belongs to a city
certainly, Judging by their report, the Street
and Sewer Directors have every kind of reason
for feeling satisfied with the result of their de-
cision to do their own paving. The directors arc
10 be commended for the interest they have taken
in this matter.
We have often thought that the position oi
Street and Sewer Director of this city is one
of the most thanSless of city offices, one in
which the pay is the smallest for the amount
of labor performed, and we are therefore more
than willing to commend the directors when they
do WE'LL
If the work proves entirely satisfactory and we
see no reason why it should not, the city will
have taken a most important step forward, and
the Street and Sewer Directors will have shown
the possibilities of municipal effort rightly di-
rected
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

connection that New Castle County furnishes
very large proportion of the revenue of the State.
The Farnhurst hospital. however is strictly a
State institution and should be literally main
tanned by the State.
The States concern should be to see that the
hospital is we'll managed No well-informed per-
sons contend that the management of the institu-
ton is not good One of the first duties of the
Legislature should be to see that the wants of
this institution are cared for The inmates of
the hospital are helpless. They are the most
deplorablc class OF unfortunates
Care Of the insane is a mark of civilization.
Neglect of the insane is phase of barbarism No
enlightened person would wish TO turn the care
of the insane over to the counties, was former
" done. In many instances the treatment of the
insane in such county institutions or almshouses
was shocking. Indeed their treatment and care
is none too good in even the best regulated OF
our State institutions but they far in al
vance of the older methods.
We think, therefore, that the Hospital at Farm
hurst should be we'll treated by the State, and
the reasonable requests OF the trustees should be
granted. This does not mean extravaganza or
waste. but it does mean an appropriation neces-
sary for the management Of the institution in
civilized manner
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
Personal and Pertinent

why don't the people Of Brownsville show their ap-
probation OF the bravery Of Hero Foraker by chipping
in and buying house for him down ere?-Chicago
Record Herald.
Hughes OF New York has appointed a
mission TO investigate Wall methods The
missoners should be earnestly advised leave their
pocketboohs and watches at home when they go in
investgate,-Chicago Record Herald
This year 1854 registered in Boston vote
for school committee. Twenty mine years ago. when
the privilege of voting those elections grant
ed TO women only 800 registered and for the following
nine years the average only little 1000,
There now 667 students in the University
of Glasgow. This is said TO be the largest number
record. Queen Margaret College Is the Of the
women's hall and it is presided by Miss Galloway
IL. D., and Miss Janet spens. NJ. A.
Mayor Taylor OF Francisco has promised the club
women TO appoint the school board on
January l. deputaton Of the California club headed
by It's president, Mrs. j.. l.. Baldwin. called
Mayor and represented that Il would be a great ad-
vintage 20 the clddren 20 have the board.
lie approved the idea and asked them suggest suit
able women. They thereupon submitted the Of
Dr. Mary Bride Powers, DR. Minora Kibbe and Miss
Mary Callahan All three have been active in
work for tho beterment Of the city. and is expected
that the Mayor will appoint OF them.
Horace T. Bixby who, with his So years is the oldest
pilot the Mississippi is stll at the wheel For nearly
GO he has photod crafts the Mississippi Ohio
Missouri Arkansas aud Red Rivers. IIe under
Admiral FOote. who called him the best pilot he
had Samuel l.. Clemens MARK Twain
served fun apprenticeship with General Bixby and
afterwards poted in the Ohio River with his
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

will make a considerable difference in
the expenses Of members of church or
ders and those engaged in charitable
work.
The rule excepts from the privilege
OF giving half rate to ministers the
following classes: Ordained ministers
acting as editors of church papers, or
as presidents or professors Of col
leges; ministers acting as financial
agents Of religious or charitable insti-
tutions: temperance and Young Mems
Christian Association workers aud
members of religious orders such as
the Jesuits and Sisters Of Charity. who
are not actively and solely engaged
In the direction Of parish work.
The privilege is still granted to
ministers who have churches or who
have resigned and are seeking other
pastorates. but those who are engag-
ed in any other kind of occupations
for which they receive remuneration
cannot get the half rate.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
GOOD TRAPPING SEASON

The present season has been a good
one so far for the trappers and is ex-
pected to be better as the winter
passes. Large numbers Of skunks
muskrats. minks and other animals
have been taken and the furs are at
the present time in prime condition
It has been some seasons v'~oo a. otter
has been taken in this section of the
country, although one is frequently re-
ported as seen along the upper Bran
dywine.
This season the price that is paid
for hides is better than for some sea
sons and many are being found by the
dealers. although there is not as much
trapping as there was q few years ago
The country boys who have been trap.
ping are now turning the hides intS
cash for the Christmas trade.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
STATE HOSPITAL CRITICISM.

W had supposed that about everyone in
Delaware believed that the State Hos
pta at Farnhurst should be literally supported
financially. But every once in a while howl
Is heard about the expense of conducting the hos
pta and various trivial objections are banded
around which Should not be taken serious in
this age Of enlightenment.
II must be remembered that the State Hospital
at Farnhurst is managed by some of the most re-
putable men of Delaware--men who have freely
given Of their time and their talents TO the con
duct Of this institution. They have done so be-
cause they have felt such abors incumbent upon
them The cry of the distressed has appealed TO
them
No pay is connected with the position
of trustee of the State Hospital and there is
very little glory" About the only reward that
comes to trustee is the reward of the satisfac-
ton Of having performed a service to the State.
There is a satisfaction also of conscience True
it is, that fortunately, the position of trustee has
not been made part OF the spoils OF politics. and
we sincerely trust that the day will not come
when such places are converted into political ap-
pointments
But with all this, some people, especially in the
lower counties, seem 70 take a delight in throw
ing bricks at the hospital Complaint is now and
then heard that Wilmington or New Castle
county gets everything out of it THAT the money
OF the State goes TO New Castle county Ii is
true that the number OF inmates from this county
IN Farnhurst is larger than that from any other
county, but this condition is entirely natural be-
cause OF the large and increasing population OF
this county And it is well to remember in this
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
Chatty Stories Of the Day

"lf the umbrella Is for gentleman suggest that
he cheap" the clerk said For lady the costller the
umbrella the better.
Ladies, you know. never lose umbrellas. never leave
them In the shops carelessly allow them
TO be swiped Why, there gold and silver handled
umbrellas the property Of ladies' that have been
ing back 10 for repairs for forty years.
But men-dear men! Men are liable TO lose
brela tho first day they take It
For a man. you say, sir3 Then I recommend this
strong and serviceabe article "a cents reduced from
9S."-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The men who peddie umbrellas along Park row on
rainy days do not TO have confidence I'M the
durability of the wares they sell. any rate they
don't their umbrellas.
The other day when the rain coming down in
torrents and every seeking a place OF shelter
two or three umbrella sellers standing out IN
front OF OF the newspaper Offices offering sell
those unfortunates who caught IN the
ouc protection umbrellas for 90 each Each Of
them had large bundle umbrellas under his arm
but not one Of them had one OF the umbrellas above
his head TO protect him from the rain There they
with the rain pouring down them drenching each 10
the skim without protection OF any while they
fered their umbrellas 10 other people for so cents apece
New York
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

A negro Ant-Tuberculosis Congress was held
in an Alabama city the other day when it was
decided to Join the National Red Cross move
ment to combat tuberculosis. This disease IS
prevalent among the colored people OF the coun-
trv and it is highly Important that they should be
instructed in the anti-tuberculoss propaganda.
The Negroes themselves should take up the
work. Ii is gratifying therefore to know that
many prominent colored leaders have taken hold
of the movement.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
HOw's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY a. CO, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
cut any obligations made by his firm.
Walding. Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free Price 75c per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for Constlps-
ton.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
With the Photographers

John Mitchell coal man Of Hull has mare which
will indicate by paving the ground how many loads
she has carted for the day. And a horse OF Mont
clair CN. j. hose being accustomed TO take
his place the harness at the stroke OF nine ran
out the the hands of the clock pointed
to the hour although the gong did not ring for several
minutes tho clock being fast
Santa Claus Is chasing around in such lively man
ner days that the Government doesn't know where
to deliver his mail is sent 70 the dead letter office
Philadelphia Press
New York plumber has eoped with a woman who
is worth half million dollars. In this instance it is
expected that he will back for mater
als.-Chicago Record Herald
A Never old Club has been organized at Gar
II is only fair to add that is not COM
posed entirely of women past 30.-Chcago Record
Herald.
The President is warned against the insects OF Africa
But anyone who has had his experience in fighting
political insects which have been ndustriousy buz
about Washington for years past the Afri-
species should be easy matter-Boston Transcript
The voyage Of the Pacific fleet has taught the naval
designers leastthe need Of greater deck
space for dancng-Detrot News
Mr. Croker wants 10 live 100 years. He made mighty
poor start by criticisng suffrage-Denver Re
publican.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY

MOfherH VINO VaIuo tnelr own cOmTOrt
and the welfare OF their children. should
never be without n box Of Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders Tor Children. for use
throughout the season. They Brenk up
Colds. cure Fevcrishnees, Constipation.
Teething Disorders Headaches and stom-
ach Troubles THESE POWDERS
NEVER FAIL. Sold by all Drug stores.
Csc Don't accept any substitute. A trial
package viii be sent FREE 10 any moth
or who viii address Allen S. Olmsted,
le Roy N y
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

The country will wish Mr.. Taft restful and
happy time in the southland where he has been
most Hospitality received. The Georgians are
warm-hearted people who keenly appreciate
the honor of having the President-elect among
them. The air of Georgia at this time of the year
is spleudid-good for out door exercise. Mr.
Taft after his visit there, should be in fine con-
dition. Incidentally Mr.. Taft seems to have
run into the "wet" or dry" problem in Georgia
In fact it would be hard to find place in the
country free from such agitation
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

To have praise from national expert is in
deed tribute and Coroner Galloway should
feel several inches taller as he carries around the
commentator OF Mr.. Harry /. Smith, of the
Department of Commerce and Labor who exam
ined into the coroncrs method of doing business
and then complimentcd that official
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
EXPLAINS RULING
ON RAILROAD RATES

Announcement is made of a new rul-
ing by the interstate commerce com
mission restricting the use OF the spec
ial clergy rates TO ordained ministers
actively engaged In parish work which
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
Must Fumisats Cars.

According to the new rules of the
Pennsylvania State Board of Health
passenger coaches must be regularly
fumigated at every passenger terminal.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

A man eating in restaurant the other day
found pearl valued at fifty dollars in an oyster.
Ii is we'll to speak good word for the humble
oyster. as the experts arc busy declaring that
typhoid frequently comes from eating raw oysters
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
The United Publishers Association

IHc UHitcu PubHSheTS' ASSociation
The Publishers Bulletin, onacai organ OF the UNITED
PUBLlsI1ERs' ASSOCIATION prints the following:
THE WILMINGTON EVENING JOURNAL has a
guaranteed circulation 1890 daily whch
osen verified by examination"
The examination made Arthur Koppell gem
association,
p he money, and undertake TO that the EVEN
ING JOURNAL has the largest paid circulation Of
per printed in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22


Buy a China Closet
for that Giff
It's the life of the dining
roon-the pride of the hanny
housewife. Our line of china
closets glisten with ncwness,
sparkle with novelty. Pretty,
practical closets, with mirror or
panel backs. Handsomely
carved. Ornamental feet or
top, The special we mention
is in quartered oak. at only
$3.50
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS

Aaaocation
OF American Ad-
= vertisers 10
The Association Of American posed OF an me
Advertisers (New York City) has Of this country
examined certified to the circulation Association
Of this publication Only the figures Of apSrs submit
circulation contained its report o its examination
guaranteed By ths Association. at any moment.
p+4s4" s.., $:$,.3 ;.:;:::: i;:$
4 ] No 112 has been
~A~ issued 20 this
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
ParIor Cabinets

Where is the woman who
wouldn't, like ono Of these
handsome and ornamental cab
inets. In mahogany finish,
with graceful shelves and hand
some mirror effects, they start
at
$40 and 90 up TO $3.50
Worth more.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
A McDougaII Kitchen cabinef
wiring Desks

Still thinking about what to
give your sweetheart. or sister
Well, we know a writing desk
will please her a great deal more
than lots of more expensive
things.
Though we've sold heavily the
past week. selection is still above
the average.
A beauty is our Mahogany,
4 pigeon holes and I drawer
inside, I large drawer outside,
carved French legs $3.50.
Mahogany finish, ? large Dir
inside. I large drawer outside.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
Rockers

Rockers
Solid comfort, graceful yet massively
constructed, these rockers rank very
highly as present to some one you think
much Of Oak and Mahogany from
$3.75 up TO $1,000
They need only seeing to be purchased.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
Book Shelves

GIL otab h1 lrtu d7
magazine stands, for
as little as $fOO for a
bamboo shelf. up to
1915 for a large stand
with ) shelves. These
are very convenient
for odd books that
don't harmonize with
your sets and thus are
barred from the regu-
lar bookcase.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

Why Not Gef Her a
Kitchen Cabinet?
Mr.. Husband Just minute Do
YOU realize that the little wife spends
the biggest part of her time in the
kitchen? Do YOU know that you can
save her hundreds of steps in day
and at the same time make her exceed
ingly happy?
A McDougaII Kitchen Cabinet
Actually reduces kitchen work by half.
A place Tor everything and everything
in place system counts in the kitchen
~ we'll as the business world. These
cabinets are priced at $Io.5o and up to
S22. 90.
Evening journal., 1908-12-22
Lamps

There's no better store in town to pur-
chase the lamp you've decided to give TO
some one. Glass and China, trimmed
with glass beaded fringes, brass and gun
metal bases. They're very much reduced.
From
$3.50 up
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

One offhe New Bullets $3.50
Ask any lady what she would
like for Christmas. She will
tell YOU Buffet. These are
artistic buffcts, and lend all
air of refinement TO the dining
room. In prettily quartered
oak, with mirror.
$3.50
Evening journal., 1908-12-22

The zone Minute Washer"
A Useful Gift
The only washing machine where
YOU can sit down in a comfortable
position and do big washing. VIII
no your washing better, faster and cas-
ier. The compound lever gives more
.Ncr ana short. easy stroke. VIII
,,si r liietime. Made of Southern cy-
ress and maleable castings. Come
in and see it. Positively guar IN E0
.Ced. Price ............I ZnVU
Others from 81 so up.