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Evening journal., 1908-10-06
BID YieId q Turnlns.

Charles H Sheller. OF West Chester
expects 10 harvest 27o0 bushels of tvr-
nips from nine acres OF land.
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NEEDLE POINTS

A dainty bonBet to make for a little
2-yesr-old is of fine white lawn or
handkerchief linen. with an embroid.
cred piece for the front Of pale blue or
pink pongee in a design of large single
flowers worked with white.
The part which folds over on the cap
IS finished with deep scallops This
piece is finished and Lasted 10 the cap
and the entire edge is worked in small
scallops.
The back Of the bonnet IS gathered
with the embroidered brim. and the ties
are Of the lawn or linen with glem-
stitched ends.
It is most important Of the good ap-
pearance Of a garment is to be pre-.
served that all corners be neatly and
sharply turned. To accomplish. this is
not difficult. If one understands how 10
90 about it. The goods being on tire
bias. II is easy to work with. as IL wifi
give with little stretching or by push
Ing it up can be worked into a smaller
space.
Baste the piping or fold on the gar
ment 10 within n short distance Of the
corner 10 be turned, then fold the good :
so as to bring bias seam extendin.
diagonallv from the extreme point CT
the garment.
Arrange the material so that the su-
perhrous material Of the triangle shape
brough about by this scanning is on the
wrong side.
II will probably require some time to
adjust the seam as it should be and It
will be necessary TO pin the trimming
in place before it is basted. but in the
end one will be well repaid for the ex-
ira time spent in doing it neatly.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
NEWPORT

NEWPORT. Oct. 6.-Mrs Hampton
Ruth died after a long illness on Mon
day morning Mrs. Ruth was formerly
Miss Anna Mwtle King. the oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Richard
King She was born in the town and
has lived here ever since. she was in
her nineteenth year She leaves her
husband Hampton Ruth. and her eleven
months old daughter The funeral will
be held on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. from the residence of her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs d. H.
Baine Interment will be made at st.
James Cemetery.
The monthly meeting Of the W c.
T. T. will be held on Wednesday after
noon in their headquarters on Market
and Marshall streets
Mr. and Mrs Honiwell and daughter.
Jeanne. Of Allentown. Pa. have been
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. Lewis
Duff.
Mrs. William Garrettson is seriously
III at her home on Walnut street
Miss Ella johnson is entertaining
Miss Day Of Massachusetts,.
John Truax. of Wilmington, has been
spending a few days as the guest Of
Stephen Springer.
Mrs Laura Coward spent Saturday
in Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Abrahams and son. Al
bert Abrahams. of Wilmington. were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Price.
Miss Evelyn McVey. OF Marshallton,
has been the guest Of Miss Irene Price.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Chandler and fam
ily who have been the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Harvey Gregg. have returned
TO their home in Oxford. Pa
D. Lewis Young. Of Chester. spent
Sunday with his brother. T. Walter
Young here.
Griffith Gamble. Of Wilmington. has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs will
liam r. Finn
J Thomas Young has returned from
a visit with friends in Chester.
Lewis Houk Of Baltimore. Mr.. has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. Laura
Poole
William Read and John Miller visit
ed Philadelphia on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J. Haley who have been
the guests of friends in Perryville have
return home.
James Benson and Arden Daw spent
Sunday with friends in Iron Hill, Nd
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
AUTOISTS HAVE
ANNUAL MEETING
Officers Elected and Subjects
Of importance Discussed
Last Night

The annual meeting q the Delaware
Automobile Association was held last
night in the Board Of Trade rooms in
the Equitable Building The fp'lowing
officers were elected: PRESIDENT John J.
Satterthwaite: vice-prcsident. J. Dam
forth Bush: secretary Charles c.
Guyer: treasurer. William Staniar;
executive committee. Joseph Bancroft
Remsen c. Barnard. John B. Bird.
Frank S Garrett. William F. sellers.
The most important matter brought
TO the attention of the association was
tho placing bv the Alliel AAgtomobile
Clubs OF Philadelphia md vicinity, Of
which the Delaware Association is a
member. of road signs on al the main
roads. the publishing of routes and
mans Of all the best roads throughout
Pennsylvania and the Publishing cf
monthly bulletins in which will be
given one Of the various routes each
month All the members Of the Della
ware Association will receive copies OF
these bulletins each month.
II was announced that the speed
limit between Chester and Darby is
now eighteen miles an hour. This road
is patrolled BY constables Any cra
caught violating the lini- the seconl
time win be arrestss AMI fined.
Toll charges for the various turn
pixies EsrS considered ana referred to
the executive committee. A report was
received from the Kennett Turnpike
Companv in which it was stated that
the board signs for road intersections
had been prepared and would be placed
in position
That all horse vehicles should DO
equipped at night with lights for
mutual protection was agreed by all.
and it was thought that the state law
should be amended So as to requirs
this
The members decided TO have no
more runs this season. Much pleasure
was expressed over the success OF the
runs held this seaon. The association
now has 40 members and it is eN-
pected that these will be largely added
10 during the winter.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
5000 DRUGGISTS
Guarantee and Recommend
VinOl as the Best Cod Liver
Preparation on the Market

II one person more than another
should know the value of medicine il
is the retail druggist.
For this reason. such testimony as
the following should be convincing.
c. A Potterheld. the leading drug
gist Of Charleston. w Va, writes /
have used Vinol for every member Of
my family. and have never been die
appointed in its results. 1t is a pleas
ure 70 sell a remedy that gives such
universal satisfaction
Mr j. f. Bradley of New Bruins
wick. \. j.. writes 1T is a pleasure
10 recommend the cod liver prepara
tion. Vinol. as it gives such splendid
satisfaction have used it. IN my
family and can recommend it from
experience"
As body builder and strength
creator for old people delicate chill
dren, weak rundown persons. after
sickness. and for chronic coughs. colds.
bronchitis. and all throat and lung
troubles. vinol is unexcelled Try it
on our offer TO return money Il it fails
TO give satisfaction n. B. Danforth,
Druggist Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
TROLLEY STRIKERS
PLACED ON TRIAL
Employees Of Chester Com
pany Tell Of Damage
Done Cars

MEDIA, Oct. 6-The courtroom was
crowded with persons interested in the
trial Of the thirteen striking motormen
and conductors Of the Chester Trac-
tion Company and National Organizer
Patrick J Shea on the charges Of con-
spiracy and placing dynamite and other
explosives upon the tracks Of the lines
operated by the Chester Traction All
of the defendants responded 10 their
names with the exception OF John
Smith, vice president OF the Chester
union Although District Attorney
MacDade stated in his speech 10 the
jury that no confessions would be
placed in evidence during the trial
strong sentiment prevails that Smith
is the man who will implicate some Of
the defendants. No bench warrant was
issued for Smith. and this would seem
to indicate that the Commonwealth
knows where he Is.
Laying the Foundation.
superintendent Arthur Jack. Of the
Chester Traction Company, was the
first witness, and was on the stand
the greater part Of the day He gave
evidence Of the blowing up Of 35 cars
after the State Constabulary left Ches-
ter on May % up 10 the time the strik-
.ers were arrested on September l. He
knew nothing 10 connect the defend
ants with using the explosives. except
that during the early stages Of the
strike he saw them in the crowd which
attacked a car at Twelfth street and
Edgemont avenue
The men who manned the cars which
were injured followed the superinten
dent The Commonwealth promised
startling disclosures tomorrow Minior
Beberly. a negro employe Of the trac-
ton company. testified 70 finding sia
sticks OF dynamite beneath the Soutf
avenue switch in Glenolden on june
Il Augustus Williams. a track greas-
er. gave evidence that he was APP
preached by Presidents Lockhart and
asked TO grease the tracks on the in
cline at Pennell street bridge in Ches-
ter The man refused. and then Lock
hart wanted him TO leave the grease
pot so he could use IT,
John Matheson testified that at one
Of the meetings of the union Organizer
Shea said that it was a bad time fol-
the men to go out on a strike. but that
if the company refused TO arbitrate
bricks could he used, as men could be
gotten to throw them.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
TRADE BOARD FOR
THE PENINSULA
Committee Named by PreSi-
dent MaCIean to Complete
the Organization

r. ]. Maclean. president Of the Board
of Trade. has appointed a COMMITTEES
70 complete the organization of the
Peninsula Board OF Trade. which the
board has had under way for soiae
time. The committee Is comprised #
John s Rossell William d. Mullen.
Jr. Josiah Marvel. John A. Booker and
Robert O. Janvier
Manv towns on the peninsula have
organized local boards Of trade since
the Wilmington board began Its cam
vass of the Peninsula less than a yeai
ago. The Dover Business Mems As
sociation. recently organized, has ask
ed NIr Maclaan 10 attend its opeu
meeting in Aovember and address its
members
II is being planned 10 have JOINT
meeting of the different boards in this
city in the second week in January.
At that time the Peninsula Horticul-
tural Society viii be IN session, an1
this it is expected that the financial
and business interests in the State Will
be brought together.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
STEAMERS CRASH
ON FOGGY NIGHT

CHESTER. Pa. Oct. ca dark shore
is alleged to have been the cause Of
a collision last night between the
steamers Gloriana and Dombsbale, in
the Delaware River off Marcus Hook
Both were badly damaged and are now
anchored off the Maritime Exchange,
az the State Quarantine station.
Marcus Hook. ana win in all probabil-
itv be towed - their decks in Phila-
dephia tomorrow.
TIE Gloriana was tho larger vessel
and was least damaged. She was bouna
for Phladelphia and carried cargo Of
silica brick clay. The Domsbale was
outward bound.
From what could be ascertaine1 oi
the accident a haze which shrouded
the shore obstructed tire views Of the
watch on each vessel. and it was not
until thev were close upon another that
the danger Of collision was realized.
Signals were Immediately given. but
they were too late to wholly avert the
accident
The Gloriana struck the Domsbale
about midshps. The extent of the
damage to either Of the vessels has
not vet been reckoned.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
In pebt On s12s.ooo > Year.

Extravagance is a disease just as
much as nerves and APPENDICITIS and n
most fashionable ailing at that. The
Empress Josephine. poor thing, suffered
intensely from this mslady.
- She had IN income 81 $4,000 francs
a year. and never could make il 20.
She was in chronic state OF. debt. But
then she changed he- linen three times
day. and never wore a pair Of stock
ings twice. This love Of fine raimeat
followed her 10 the very grave. for shs
died robed IN rose color and adorned
with krots Of ribbon The Gentlewo-
man
Evening journal., 1908-10-06

ing the north side Of the street will be-
gin.
1t will require about two weeks time
70 pave the north side. The new rails
being set are heavier than the Oil
ones. 1t was suggested that the rail-
way company allow greater wagon
space near the DUPONT building, but the
Street and Sewer Department Com
missioners insisted that the tracks be
placed in the middle Of the road-bed.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
W OMANKIND
THE HAPPY KITCRENETTER
Simple Life Wita a Gas Stove and
Stock Of Canned Things.

why do women prefer kitchenettes
70 Kitchens" asked an old housekeep-
er q a younger woman who was Talk
ing enthusiastically about her minia-
ture kitchen. which really consisted of
a big closet in which were a sink.
tiny ice box and a gas range. the whols
surrounded by shelves full Of blue ana
white china. cooking utensils OF white
enamel and tin boxes says the New
York sun
q Well. for one thing they are easier
to keep clean.' replied the kitchenettar.
There's no oilcloth 10 scrub or VIM
dows to clean. and above all you don't
have to keep a servant.
People who are trying TO reduce
weight cannot do better than 10 90
kitohenetting. for if ever there was such
a thing as the simple life in a fiat you
get IL in this way.
you have 10 put out all kinds OF hot
breads. for YOU have no oven. Your
cooking facilities are limited and YOU
are apt to limit yourself 10 easily pre-.
pared things
Then YOU do away with the elabo.
rately spread dining table The kitchen
etter pust spreads a tray cloth over
one corner Of the table and puts out her
dishes the ones she needs-no more
She does not have silver things because
the kitchonette flats rarelv have dining
rooms. They havs instead living
rooms. and the little kitchen opens on
these"
A few wears ago a hotel introduced
the FIRST kitchenette. The man vie
built the hotel had noted the fact that
half the persons who live in hotel suitee
want 10 cook in their rooms. in chahns
dishes and over the gas Il need be
II isn't alwavs for economy's sake
either. but because restaurant fare il
monotonous. Such people object 20 a
housekeeping fat II is too much re-.
sponslblitv. thev saw: it ties one down
ana there is too much trouble with SER
wants
The kitchenstte solved the difficulty.
and the idea spread This autumn frGs
two new kitchene.te Cats in operation
and more going up. Young couples and
professional women who like to have
their own homes are among the people
who take them.
One Of tho new buildings consists en-.
tirelv Of htchenette apartments. twelve
on a floor and there are six stories
While the SPACE is small the rents are
not especially so.
While YOU canot cook elaborate roasts
or feasts in these little kitchens IL IS
surprising how much can be done hy
a clever cook. This is due 10 the
possibilities Of canned things.
The cooked food stores also enter int,
the plans Of the girl who has a kitchen.
ette. If she is a business girl she car
purchase on her wa.- lone something
to help out what she already has or
hand
OF course the chafug dish supple
ments the l5tchennette and is part Of il
Extra dishes may be cooked in il o
things kent warm and conveniently q
the table
The motor baskets sold at the fash
ionable Eroce-s are also admirable 10
kitchenette life as thew contain daintie
safely packed in glass tin and porce
lain. all Of which ars adapted 10
speedy preparation. A tea or luncheo
basket is an excellent addition TO
kitchenette.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06

John Wycherly. of Hartford. Conn,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
city
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
CHANGING LOCATION OF
TENTH STREET TRACKS

The WilminEon City Railway Com
Dany commenced work yesterday Of
changing its tracks in Tenth street. The
street has recently been widened and
the tracks are TO be placed in the mid
die Of the thoroughfare AS soon "a
the tracks are laid the work Of paw
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
Iinhtninn pamaaes stor.

MILFORD. oct. 6.-Lightning strik-
ing the store of John Lingo. did con-
siderable damage by fire.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
Pill E S
CURED
Read What Sufferer of Forty. Five
Years Says Of Pyramid Pile Cure.
Trial Package Sent By Mail. Free.

Trial Package Sent BY Mail, Free.
Il have had the plies since 1868. have
tried different ointments and went so
far as 70 have an operation and vet
they came back again After using
your remedy ! feel better than I have
for twenty years" Richard Worthing-
ton. Galesburg. III.
Think of the JOY he must feel after
e lifetime of suffering This same
style OF letter comes to MS every day
All druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure
fifty cents per box. or send US fifty
cents and we will send you package
in plain wrapper by mail. or il you
want TO prove its value and win send
US your name and address. we will send
you a trial package by mail free in
plain. unmarked wrapper Address
Pyramid Drug Co.. Isl Pyramid Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Evening journal., 1908-10-06

For work. Try a JOURNAL Ad.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
ThIeves Loot Soc shop.

Thieves stole 16 pairs of shoes and
all the tools from the shoe shop OF
Jacob Heifner. Downinstown.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06

HARTFORD Conn. Oct 6-The
tight Rev Michael Tierney D. D. for
.ourteen years Bishop Of the Roman
Catholic Diocese of Hartford. died yes
terday afternoon of cerebral hemorr-
hage He did not rally from the sud-
den attack Saturday. just after sup
per in the evening Up to that time
he had been feeling remarkably we'll
He did not recover the power Of speech
but was able 10 communicate with those
about his bed by means Of pressure Of
the hand
Most Of his life he lad carried heavy
responsibilities. having served in inn
portant parishes before he was bishop
and he never spared himself the
slightest in his work.
For work. Try a JOURNAL Ad.
The Delta independent., 1908-06-19

AN OR ISANCE ORDERING THE CON
SIRuCIlON OF \ CEMENT SIDEWALK
IN CEMENT SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO. 10
OF lHE TOWN OF DELTA. COLORADO.
The Delta independent., 1908-06-19

tranchl5es and other properties and interests
nnner ne law- of the State of Colorado and the
laws oil The Stftt.- of Utah. thereby uniting the
properues and concerns of said two com panies
IN one organization, and. by joining said two
corpnrhtl"ns together, creating consoli
dated corporation which will be distinct from
snd constituent corporations and from each
thereof and for the purpose OF considering. and
voting Tor the adoption or rejection of. an
agreement for such consolidation made in
writing by the directors of both of said COM
panles under date of June 9Th. 1905. and by
them 10 be submitted in writing to said meet
ing, which sets forth the terms, manner and
effect OF such proposed consolidation: also for
the purpose of considering and voting upon any
substituted or modified proposition and agree
OF said meeting may be duly submitted thereto
IN writing by the directors of both of the said
conpanles which it is proposed so to console
date. and FOR the purpose of taking any lawful
action IN relation to such proposed consolida
tlon or incidental thereto, may by the stock
aoiders ~ such meeting be deemed necessary
or desirable
The transfer books for the transfer of stock
of the company will close with the close of
business on Monday. the 22d day of June. 1Os.
and reopen on the day succeeding the day of
final adjournment of said special meeting of
.tockhnlders not earlier than the 24th day of
July. 1905.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
SrEPHES LITTLE. E. T. JEFFERY.
Secretary. President.
First pub. June 49, 1905: last pub. July IL. 1905.
The Delta independent., 1908-06-19
Notice Of Adjustment DAY.

Tstntc OF Mary Wilma Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
executor OF the last will and testament Of MARY
Wilma, late of the County of Delta. In the state
of Colorado deceased, hereby gives notice thnt
he Will appear before the County Court OF said
Delta County Mt the Court House IN Delta, in
said County, on Monday. the 10Th day OF June
A. u. 1908, at the hour of ten o'clock A, NJ. OF
niid day, ut which time all persons having
claims ngninst said estate are notified and ~
qucstcd to attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons Indebted To said
estate ARE requested 10 make Immediate pay
mcnt To the Undersigned.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, this eT,h day of May,
A. d. 1908.
NELSON WILMA, Executor
OF the estate OF Mary Wilma Deceased.
KING Il STEWART, Attorneys.
First pub. May 27thi last pub. June 10th, 1908.
The Delta independent., 1908-06-19
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECrIoN FOR ELEC.
TRIO LIGHT FRANCHISES.

Notice is hereby given that q special election
will he held at the town hall in the Town of
Delta. county of Delta and State of Colorado,
on Tuesday the 9TH day of July. A. u. lsps for
the purpose OF submitting To such qualified
electors of said town who shall have psil a
property tax ON property in said town within the
year precc,inI such election, the following
questions, to-wit:
l. Shall the Board OF Trustees of tho Town
of Delta, Colorado, grunt an electric light fran
chise to Me>srs J l., Shuo and l.. ID Blodgeu
in the manner and form prayed for by said Shue
and blceieett In thor Notice of Application for
tranelaso ,vid PROPOSED ordinance presented Ia
said BoardS
:. Shall the Board Of Trustees of the Town
OF Delta, oloiluto,. grant an ccctrtr light
franchise TO tho Delta lee and Mercantilc Com
pany a Corporation, in the manner and form
prayed for by said The Delta Ice and Mercantile
Company in their Notice of Application Tor
framehise and proposed Ordinance prcsontcl to
shall be;
FOR sHuE AND BLoDGErr El.EcrRIc
LIGHT FIR NNCHiSE.
AGAINST sHuE AND m.opGErr EI4Ec-
rhIC LIGHT fRANCHlsE,
The Delta independent., 1908-06-19
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS or THE DENVER AND RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY.
DENVER, CoLoRApo. June II. 1

DrSveR, coLoRApo, June II, ieOS,
To the Stockholders of ;.,N.
TINS DENVER AND iho GR,Nps RuLeoAp
toMrANN, go wy
NorrcE Is HxRHny GIykN that n special meet
ing OF tho Stockholders Of TuE DENVER Ann RIO
GkNNpE RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the
principm onicc Of the Company, Room sci
Epu table building, Mt Denver, Colorado upon
Thursday, the Esd day of July. las, at two
o'clock y. NJ, for the purpose OF con-idctine
ana voting upon n proposition for the consol-
Company and Tho Rio Grande Western Railway
Company and their capital stocks, RAILROADS,
The Delta independent., 1908-06-19

Given under my hand and seal a. attorney for
plaintiff at my office in Delta, in said Coun:y.
this End day of May, A., II. ieOs.
(skAL.l Mll.LARD FAIRiAMB
Attorney for Plaintiff
First pub. june ath; last pub. July sri. 1915.
The Delta independent., 1908-06-19
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Wilson and Williams has this day
been dissolved and all accounts as
signed over to the undersigned by said
firm. and payment will please be made
to the undersigned.
Dated at Delta. Colorado. this 10th
day of June. A. D. 1905.
(Signed) w. ]. WILLIAMS
Bring in your job printing. The
INDEPENDENT can do it for you
promptly. neatly and to your entire
satisfaction.
The Delta independent., 1908-06-19
EuGENE X. STRETCH,

EUGENE +. STRETCH,
of Ausiir, Colorado. who. on February lth. 1901
made p. L.. T.. No. i2io Ute, for Nwti NwA
-, NM. M SWA, sWts Swl4 Section ~
e. SEA, Section ss, Township II South. RangG
~ West, 9Th +, NJ, has filed notice uf
intention To make Final nese,t Land Proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before A. Is. Amsbary. Clerk of the District
July, iaus '
Claimant names witncsscs;
George Hidcr, of Austin, Colorado: Roswell o
Wilmni of Hotchkiss. Colorado; George "
scandrctt, OF Austin. Colorado. Otis A. Hogrcfe,
of Delta, Colorado.
BENSON L. BLAIR,
Register.
First pub, June 5th; last pub. July 10th. i90s