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Evening journal., 1908-05-19

timent of the State in the interest OF
either the Republican or the Demo-
cratic party
Third. Select in each Of the Repre-
sentative districts and in such Senator
ial districts as senators are TO be
chosen at the next State election men
who will publicly subscribe to and in
dorse the following pledge-or sonic
other equally specific and binding one
as the candidates Of the Anti License
party for members of the General As
sembly.
Fourth. Present the names Of the
candidates so selected, to the several
county committees of the Democratic
and Republican parties throughout the
State, as pledged candidates on the
| liquor question, but unpledged as 10
any and every other measure, and
ask for a place for the said candidates
on their respective tickets.
Fifth. Should both the Republican
and the Democratic parties accept the
candidates, so pledged, then temper
ance men, regardless of other political
alliance, can support them within their
own party lines with a clear conscience.
Should one of the present organized
parties accept the pledged candidates
and the other decline TO do so, then
the temperance people can judge which
OF the two parties best represents them
and vote with whichever they like best
on election day.
Sixth. Should neither of the parties
think 1t best to adopt and indorse the
proposed candidates of the temperance
people. then the latter can try con
clusions on the question on their own
hook and present their candidates TO
the voters on the following platform,
or on any other which will better ac
complish the end I'm view
Platform and promises of the cand.-
dates of the Anti-License Party OF
Delaware for member Of the General
Assembly, at its next session.
hereby publicly promise and pledge
myself, that. if l am elected a member
Of the General Assembly of this State
at the next election. will vote for.
and use all honorable means to have
enacted.
First A law to prevent and absolutely
prohibit the manufacture or sale, or keep
Ing or offering for sale intoxicating
liquor Of every name kind or charac-
ter, within the boundaries Of the State
Of Delaware, after a reasonable time
shall have elapsed after the passage
Of the said law as to enable manufac-
turers and dealers 10 dispose Of their
commodities then on hand without
undue sacrifice.
Second. A law to prevent and pro-
hibit in this State, the manufacture or
sale Of any patent medicine" cure
all remedy" cure for drunkenness" :"
cocaine, or any compound, any of the
component parts whereof. shall consist
Of whisky or other alcoholic fluid or
drug.
If you think well enough OF the fore
going, Mr.. Editor, to print it intact,
without alteration, amendment or alb
breviation. will be glad to have you
do so, but, if you should think other
wise I will be glad to have you "blue-
pencil' the whole of it, and return the
copy to me.
Washington Hastings
Wilmington, Del, May 5th, 1908
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
Editorial Opinion
A New Tenor.

New York Evening Sun.
A new terror is to be added to this
year Of politics 1908. From all over the
country come reports to the effect that,
in addition to foreign suffragettes. duch-
esses, marchionesses, countesses, vlooln-
tesses and plain baronesses. the wives,
aunts, cousins and sisters Of statesmen
arc to take the stump. having prepared
themselves for the same with courses in
political economy and a careful study OF
tho daily newspapers.
We wish to extend our sincere sympathy
to those candidates who may have the
misfortune to be opposed by these in
genious and eloquent ladies'. For it is an
admitted fact that with two notable. or
rather notorious exceptions. the race OF
men stand no chance of success in a
talking contest with members Of the other
sex.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

The looted Allegheny National Bank, of Pitts
burg, has been closed by order of the comptroller
of the currency. Locked up in the institution is
half million of the funds of the State, while the
city of Pittsburg has one million and one-half on
deposit in the bank. The closed institution is de-
scrbed as a political bank" and but few private
interests are affected by the deialcaton of the
cashier. The directors of the bank will care for
the private depositors, as they should do. The
cashier is now in Jail If he should tell all he
knows there might be some interesting revea-
tons concerning the manipulatiohs that went on
in that bank.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

According to the latest estimate of the politi-
cal wiseacres at Washington the returns of the
election of delegates to the Chicago convention
show that Taft now has twenty-six more than the
majority of delegates. majority is necessary
to nominate. All but four of the governors who
have been attending the Washington conference
believe that Taft is assured of the nomination.
The "allied opposition of course, has not hauled
down its flag 1t does not concede the claims of
the Taft men, Estimates of the situation will be
given until the convention meets, but the most
accurate opinion seems to be that there is little
doubt of the nomination of the Secretary of War.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
Prohibition camnainn.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL.
I sent the following letter TO the
Peninsula Methodist on the 5th instant,
with the request that they print it,
If at all, as written. They have re-
turned II at my request and I now ask
space for IL in your paper.
Washington Hastings.
May 18TH 1908
To the Editor of THE Peninsula Meth
odist"
Sir;-I have read the article in your
paper of the second instant entitled,
What Sort Of a Man?" and think that
it describes the kind of men needed
to properly represent the Anti
License" sentiment and strength in the
next General Assembly. very accurately
and completely.
Now. il you will give me space
enough in your paper would like to
suggest to the anti-license voters OF
the State. my ideas on the question Of
How 10 Get Himl
First, and absolutely essential, or
ganize thoroughly in every Represen-
tative and Senatorial district through
out the State.
Second. Relegate promptly to a back
seat in the organizations, any one, if
there shall be any, whose object seems
TO be personal, political preferment, OF
the exploitation OF the temperance sen
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

A report from Washington states that Bryan
during his stay in the capital, when he attended
the conference of governors, was guarded by de
tectives. The chief of the Bryan publicity bureau
informed the police that threats had been made
against the colonel The inspector of police de-
clared however, that Mr.. Bryan was protected
Just as other prominent visitors" are guarded
while they are in Washington Here is another
evidence of the prominence of Mr.. Bryan-policc
watch over him. But according to the inspectors
admission, Washington must be a dangerous
place for distinguished visitors.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
CITIZENSHIP FOR PORTO RICO.

ONGRESS is struggling to adjourn, and no
doubt in the closing hours many important
measures will receive scant attention, will die
of cruel neglect. There is one measure pending,
however, that should not be forgotten, and will
not be- unless the members are entirely oblVious
to the sacred duty the United States owes to
patriotic and deserving people-and that is the
bill conferring citizenship on the Porto Ricans,
which was several weeks ago reported favorably
from the House Committee on lnsuar Affairs
Whatever may be said with respect to the
Filpinos, and whatever our attitude must be to-
ward the Cubans the Porto Ricans, by reason Of
their cordial acceptance of American sovereignty,
their loyalty to the flag, and the splendid prog
ress they have made within the past ten years,
entitled to all the honors and privileges that cit-
zenship will confer upon them.
Perhaps easy-going senators and representa-
tives who have not been brought into close touch
with the Porto Ricans and their affairs feel that
this is a matter that can be indefinitely post
poned, but if they would stop to think for a mo-
ment they would appreciate the embarrassment
the educated and refined people of Porto Rico
suffer when they pass beyond the confines of
their insular homes. No sef-respecting citizen of
the United States would submit to the indignties
that many Porto Rcans have been compelled to
bear when abroad because they have actually no
distinctive nationality and are in many respects
outcasts among the peoples of the earth
Mr.. John 5. Rossell, of Wilmington, who Ie-
Gently spent several weeks in Porto Rico, and had
ample opportunity offered him to ascertain the
views OF Porto Rcans of all classes, reports that
a feeling OF resentment toward the United States
IS almost universally entertained because of the
long continued policy of promise and delay that
the Congress has followed on the citizenship
question. Mr.. Rossell's careful study of this
question is worthy of consideration, and his views
are entitled to the fullest weight at the national
capital.
Let Congress hesitate moment before closing
the work of the present session and give due con-
sideration to the Porto Rican Citizenship bill.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
Suggestion About Park.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Observing in the columns of the
press where the park commissioners
are asking for more guards for the
parks as a greater protection for the
public benefit, I would beg leave. as a
citizen, to offer through the columns
of your paper, a suggestion to that
honorable body, that they should also
Include In their petition a care
keeper" Of public comfort houses
Throughout the parks, as these places
are filthy and a disgrace to the city Of
Wilmington, and especially to the
management of the same.
A Citizen.
Wilmington, May IS.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
Or. Black Appreciated.

New Castle News.
> few days ago we overheard two ply
sicians discussing DR.. John J. Black. We
did not intend to be an eavesdropper, but
we overheard this remark:
Certainly DR.. Black is a wonderful
nan. Notwithstanding the fact that he
has had a country practice, he has al
ways kept we'll up in everything scientific
and is as alert as the experts Of the hos
pitfalls who have opportunities for observa-
tion daily far ahead of DR.. Black"
This is a compliment to our brainy New
Castle physician which he no doubt will
appreciate. The fact that he has once more
been chosen as president of the Trustees
OF the State Hospital at Farnhurst, is sat
isfactory to Delawareans generally. and
more particularly to New Castle people.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
What Do You Think Of This?

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Holy Name Jrs., did not beat Lincoln
A. c. as was stated in last evenings
papers. The Lincoln team went over to
the Holy Names grounds but as the latter
could not scrape up money enough to
pay for half Of the ball the Lincoln team
refused to play. Signed; Charles L
Crooks, captain Lincoln A. c.. 1i2 Lin.
coin St.. city.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
Peoples Column

Anonymous communications fer th9
peoples column win net be printed
Names 81 contributors 10 the column
WI not be printed. but must De fur
nlshed The Evening Journal as an evil
dence OF COED fslth "a the part Of the
centributsr.
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FINANCIAL
Name

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AliAcls bank -.s.s..ss.s..ssa...sssssa.
First National Bank ........................
Natl Bank OF Wilmington BrandyWine
Union National Bank .......-.,..............
Security Trust ana Safe Deposit CO......
Wilmington Trust Company ..............
Delaware Railroad Stock ..................
Wilmington Gas & Electric Com .........,
Wilmington, New Castle & b.. Ry.. cam.
Wilmington, New Castle 4 So.l Ry., ptre
Wilmington Light. Power & Telephone CO
Name BOnus
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Wilmington Cit1 Railway Bends .........'
Wilmington q Chester Traction Bends. 70.
Wilmington Gas & Elect Bonds ..-........
Wilmington, New Castle & So. Bonds. .--
Ielmarvia Telephone Bonds .............s.
Wilmington Light, Power & Telephone q
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
Money Fer New synagogue.

Officers Of the Temple Of Truth Con-
acknowledge the receipt OF
so from John B. Martin toward the
building of the new synagogue in
Washington street above Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
Politics Quiet at DeImar.

Local political conditions Justify the
belief that the politicians in this section
are in a state Of apathy. This applies to
Democrats and Republicans alike. They
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

Attorney-General Bonaparte should invite our
Buster" bear to a seat on the Trust Buster"
bench. Perhaps the Chief Executive would be
"deelighted" to grasp the brown bruins paw
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

With the Persians and Turks looking after
Russian aggressions, and General Wicocks. OF
the British army, trimming the Afghans to
standstill, 1t looks as if the Ango-Saxon is still
in business.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

-hs newspaper sale regularly at every newsstand
Wilmington the principal towns IN the state OF
Delawar, ao at Broad Street Station and twenty
y'urth and Chestnut Street Station Philadelphia Ia
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

Advertising rates on application.
No attention paid TO unsigned communications
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press New;
Service, received In its editorial rooms over speol"
wire.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
YOUR
SIGNATURE

To a check will be good evidence
of your credit. II will show also
that you believe in the best and
safest plan of conducting finan-
cial transactions. In this day Of
progressive business, every man
Of affairs must have his Bank
Account against which he can is
sue checks in payment of his OBJ
liaations. You should have an
account, and we invite you to
open it with US.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

afe all on the fence waiting to see which
way the cat is going to jump. No we mus
confess that we never did like that KIND
oe politics. Let a man have his conVic-
tions and then act accordingly Above all
things, don't be boss ridden. Be a man
not a monkey. But as an afterthought
we might add that it is wonderful how
there are a lot Of monkeys in every com
munity, politically speaking.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
How the Farmers Get Along.

How the FARMERS Oct NIoHg'
Delmar News
Business conditions all over the country
are becoming better every day, and It is
only a question of a short time before
things resume their natural tone. The
coming berry crop on the entire Eastern
Shore will do much to help financial con-
ditions in this section. The farmers will
soon have considerable cash in hand if
berries sell at anything like a fair price,
so the people in this section, at least
should be able to get along regardless of
the price Of Wall street bonds and the bal
ance in the New York Clearing House.
Evening journal., 1908-05-19
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Letters of Credit and
Travellers Cheques

which we will be pleased to
supply at any time and with
out any previous notice.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-30
Krajane pozorl


Timto oznamuji vsem krajantim,
ktefi by chteli ST pojistiti dobrou
budoucnost, ze jsem obdrzel jedna-
telstvf pozemk1 iednom nei-
lepsfch okresd We statu Texas. Ia
to kraiina Sc hodf vyhradne ku pc
stovani ovoce vseho druhu, zylaste
|oranzd, citroni a ffkd, kterez pfina-
81 vytezek ten nejlepsi. Tyto po-
zemky jsou rozdeleny mensfch ku-
sech cd 10 akr1 vice koupf se
nynf "a cenu velmi nfzkou. anto sc
tato krajina vyrovna California a
jest mnohem blize vychodnich trhd.
Vypravy ma prohlidku pozemki
kazde /. 3. 1tery mesici. Jizd-
ne 1890.
@ blizsf podrobnosti obratte Sc a.
neb dopiste ma 29-tf
A. F. SLECHTA,
265 Nugent ST., st. Paul. MINI.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-30

diilczitou pficinu. Jako mnoha il
nych statech TAX v Minnesota ga
vladlo poslednf diva roxy slime hnn-
II prohibitni, jcz ably snaze dobylo
vittzstyi, vystupuje pod riiznymi
lmeny. iako Law Enforcement
League, liga ku proyad6ni zakona
"a pod. Jak znamo jest rep. kandi-
dat Mckibben vsemozne podporo-
van podobnou ligou nasem maste
stavaiici jak jsme jiz drive do
kazali, slouzil BY kazdy HAS ode
yzdany pro jeji nayrzence McKib-
bena jen X posile a utuzenf teto
strany ieii vyboinem poefnani 81
proti osobni svobode obcanstva.
Tato liga osobuje si tez pravo W.
birati kandidaty a porouGeti, pro
koho ma kdo hIasoyati. Vfstfednf
iiednani ieji neilepe dosvedcuie me-
Iii jin}m, be neschvalila Otto Bre-
iftias tidsfE1ifIt ~ At1bs suLNOttHI IA
mestskeho pokladnika, adkoli jest
vseobecne znarnou y9ci, ze tyz t9si
Sc neisetsi obIibG vaznosti 4 ze O.
sy1d6il sc jjako ieden neilepsieh
pokladniku, iez mesto kdy melo. -
Hlasnfm kamenem nrazu jest, ze
pan Bremen ma nahodou osobni I'd
Jjefn lednom &c zaelsicf pivovarn.
Podobna SC stale Frank Yoergovi,
jehoz rekord mestsk6 assembly
|stavi iei do fady neilepsich zastup-
FED tomto tslese. 0ba jmenoyani
jakoz JIM, jiz byli ligou zamitnu-
IL uuriuu UvsrTn vUiEnT veiKvrnI vfrz
sinanai. Nam jedna se pouze To,
|bychom ukazali, ze takove dzkoprse
jednani pfici sc volnemu ducilu ma
seho syobodneho zfizcni, iez pfece
kazdemu obGanu ponechaya prayo
samostatne pfeinysleti a ma zaklade
syeho nejlepsiho y6domi pFesv6d-
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-30
& Zprdvy re St. Paul. <

= ret roki starg James Giles
pie byl zasazcn sobotu seeer na
Cedar {. ul. automobilem TAX
ttzce zranen, ze vypnstil ducha v
alnbulanGnim voze ma cest6 do ne
moenlce Stroifidic Henry Krie-
ger udaya, ze yidel hocha jeho
starsim bratrem zevioyaii ma uiici
ably zabranil nehod6 chtGl stroj
zatociti jlnym srnirem, kdyz tom
nahle praskla napraya nasledek
soho by! ze pozbsl mad strojem
vlaau ten rozjel se primo proti
chlapci porazil jei k zerni. fiidic
byl odyeden ma policejni stanici a
po yypovtdi, iak Sc nehoda udala,
byl propulsion ma syobpdu, ale bu-
de dale yysetfoyan.
= Sbor Cesko- Americkeho Soko-
In zahajil pilnt pfipravy ke syesnu
vfrocnimu eyiceni, JED bude sc od-
bSyati sini c. s. p. S. ned6li
odpoledne 81. kv6tna. sbor honosi
= vttsim poctem cvitcncd nezli
kfykoli ' rninuIosti a pToto da Sc
otekavati, ze vefejne ieho vystoupe-
nj, jez bnde jiz ctvrtym yyrotnfm
cyiccnim bude rozmcriI veetsich nez
pfedesIa. Mimo t6Iocvicnych vystu-
pm bndou na prcgrann taz assssa
zpevna, hudebni a dramaticka.
4 Jiz pfisti ntery bude obdan-
stvo rozhodovati b tom. kdo mn
bJti pffstim mayorem mssta st.
PAUL Jak jsme il poukazaIi, klo-
Z TT En vIYnyHIvI mr. vEnuurrI7rf1u ET1yF~
ssleri, jcsicii,o ~ yc vefeinosti, sc
prosp6ch demokratiekeho nayrzence
Daniela W. Iawlera, ktery nejen
ze vynika mad syeho odpiirce svJmi
schopnostmi, ale zaroyen zdrayy-
mi nahledy prayd6 demokrati-
ckym pfesvadtenim. Toto md svou
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-30

zpetn6 cest6 zastavi sc tez Chica-
gu.
7 Frank Day, sekretaf guverne-
ra Johnsona odjel do sveho domova
Fairmont ma pohfeb sve matky, KITE
ra tam zemfela We yeku 98 let. Ze-
mfcla zanechava jednu vdanou dee
ru tfi syny, yesm6s novinafe. -
Jsou to Frank A. Day, vydavatel
Martin Go. Sentinel, H. @. Day, wy
davatel Albert Lea Standard b.
w. Day, redaktor Hutchinson Lea
der.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-30

: Vote pro Daniela w. LAWYERS
"a pfistfho mesfanostu mesta st.
Paul q nebudete toho dojista Ito
vati.
= Volte pro Henry G. Haase -
assemblymana. Pan Haas osy6d6;l
se tax dobrym zastupccm, ze JET
chvalne odporudoyan j cd casopisd
protivne strany.
Y dtery byli rev. Ryndou ho-
stele sv. stanislaya oddani p John
Cerny se 81. Josefinou II. Bakulp-
you.
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-30

DR.. e. III. WHITCOMB.
demokraticky kandid6t znovnzvolenf
IA aSSenDIun0ana.

DIR. Whitcomb b1hem sve lh1ty mEstske assembly hle
del vzdy obchodnm zamnm m2sta. eho povoanf vede e
do vsech cAst m1s timz stavA xvsf sp1sobm
xastAvznf sluzby Gfad9 nEmz uch4S znovuzvolen
Bral vIdy dtast dobrotnnych podnicfch zakladate
lem oparovny Harriet osrove xxrcveh j. tlenem sdruze
nj jek vypom6hG chudJm. zaouA dojista znovuzyolen
Minnesotské noviny., 1908-04-30

cenf hlasem svym rozhodoyati. Kaz-
d} nepfedpoiaty obcan VI, ze mesto
nase t6silo Sc dosud nejlepsf pove-
sti, ze nfadnfci V cele mestske spra-
Wy jsou muzove vesmes schopni, po-
ctivi lide d ze Sc vzdy staraIi a sna-
zlli, ably nesto vsestrann6 prospfva-
lo. Kazde opaGne fvrzeni lest bud
bezpodstatnym vymyslem anebo Ii
chou politickou bublinou.
E Neilepsi doha kn stayh1 ie
ia, kdyz mnzete se dohodnouti ma
cenach dffvi. Pfijfte k nam a my
vam usetffme penfze ma vseho druhu
dffvi. Name tfi ohrady dffvfm.
Albert j. Zachar ie nasim fidite-
lem CTS. 730 zap. 7. ul. Telefon
Main 1859 J2, st. Paul Wrecking
& Lumber Go. 22-tf.
r Pani Josefina Totuskova zada-
Ia zalobu prot fadu Czech, cislo 10,
CSPS., "a poraneni ma ruee, jez 81
utrzila padem Sc schodi fadove ST.
ne pfi navst9gG schnze iednoho
damskeho sboru. Rad Czech se roz-
hodl, re sc bude branit, to tim
vice, protoze jc znamo, &c pani To-
tuskova ze sveho popudu nechteIa
Fad stihat, nybrz byla k tomu pre-
mluvena skodolibci, ktefi hledaji
spory, tfebas by pro poskozen6ho b
toho zadny zisk nekynul.
ear Potfebujete-li natfeni neb
DarvenI doniu, vyiepcni pokoju, fla
drovani (graining) aneb jakykoliv
druh vnitfnlch venkovnich pracf
I XII ozdobe vasich donn. poslouzim
ochotnd. kazda prace zarutena. Ma
pozadani % dojde vsady. Josef
nruuK. MI WRuasFra NJ. 5T. raul.
hfinn. eff
= Mayor m6sta Robert A. Smith
nayratil se ' nedeIi vecer Kalifor-
ME, kde trayil delsi dobu jedno-
no sveho osobnfho pfftele, byvaleho
zdejsiho obcana. X zpravodajiim,
kteff jei naystfvili hncd po pfijez-
du, Sc yysloyil, be jako starry demo-
KRAFT bude oysem voliti pro Lawlera,
by 80 stal jeho nastupcem. @ Nc
Kibbenoyi SC yysloyil, be toho mno-
no slibuje ze sliby byvaji chyby.
zadng mayor pr5 nemdze ddlati ne
jake snad divy nebo zazraky
Prodej farmdfskgch konf.
Barrett Il Zimmerman, obchodni-
| ci velkeho konskeho trhu Midway.
Velky prodej drazbe kazdou sire
du. X prodeji kazdodenn6 cd 500 do
S01 ,o ho,ii jaseiionoii i dfuii,. fotiv-
bujete-li jednoho aneb celou karu
koni, navstivte velkJ konsky trh v
Midway, st. Paul, Mimi. 20-tf
= Louis Betz, demokraticky kan
didat o znovuzvolenf "a kontrolora,
ossedcil &c mad iint schopnym IL
fadu, ktery jiz po nekolik lhnt "a
staya. Pan Betz jest podporovan
yoIici bez rozdiln stran, coz je zjev-
nym dikazem jeho vseobecne oblf-
hennsfi 0devzdeiie mn vas HAS.
xw State Sauin0s Bank (statnf
spofitelnf banka) elsie 90 vychod-
nj ctvrtA nlice. Vklady nGinzn6 pred
:. dubncTn, pfffssttif pffsti nsssfc ponesou d
roxy po til m9sfce do /. ceryence.
Spofitelnf dcet teto bance zaji-
zfuje nejen naprostou bezpe6nost,
ale zarovcn pobadA X setrnosti q a.
kIadani malych obnosd kdykoli jest
tax MONO. Banka je oievfena be
hem obvyklych bankoynfch hodin b
v pondeli yecer cd 6 do s hodin. -
Urok ykladd 3 pil procent.
10-h
r Guverner johnson odjel do
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-31

planked it smooth and left it. 1t looked
as hard as an asphalt pavement, no
weeds grew in it, the apples obtained
the size of walnuts. In August the
leaves turned yellow and fell off; that
man knows lit don't pay to cultivate
an orchard" Another neighbOr sprayed
his trees the first week in June with a
solution of copperas and knows now
that lit don't pay to spray Some,
however. are learning. The care and
cultivation are improving each year. 1t
averaged much better in 1907 than ever
before. Agitation and education are
producing results. The shining dollars
received for first class fruit is the
strongest educational factor.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-31
"REO FEATHER"

De Koven, Klein & Cooks famous
comic opera Red Feather will be
an early attraction at the Keylor
Grand theater soon. The music is by
Reginald De KOven. composer of "Ro-
bin Hood Charles Klein, who wrote
"The Music Master" and THE Lion and
the Mouse" furnished the libretto. and
Charles Emerson Cook. a Belasco pro-
tege, contributed the lyric.