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Evening journal., 1909-01-07

DOVER, Jan. 7.-Governor Preston
Lea sent to both houses Of the State
Legislatu. today his last message. Tha
paper is regarded as the Governors S
best. containing as it does valuable re-
Communications. many of which win
no doubt be enacted into laws by the
present Legislature The reading Of
the message began in both houses at
the noon hour and was listened too with
marked attention.
Following is the message:
estate OF Delaware. Executive Depart
ment.
"ro the GNperal Assembly:
''The purposes of good government are
best served when the several departments
maintain close relation, without attempt-
ing TO exercise undue influence one over
the other or seeking to nullify the checks
and balances established in the constitu-
tional divisions of powers or functions OF
the said departments.
I'm this spirit and in observance of the
constitutional injunction that the Execu-
tive give to the General Assembly infor-
nation Of affairs concerning the State and
recommend to its consideration such mea-
sures as he shall Judge expedient' I pre-
sent my second biennial message con-
tanning such information concerning the
state and its affairs as seems of especial
Importance. together with my recommen-
dations and suggestions having for their
purpose the improvement Of the public
service The subject of especial Importance
to which / desire TO call your attention is
the condition OF the finances Of the State.
The state Treasurer. at the close of busi-
nose o,, necennber DIST fqnS shoyved hal
ances i'm General Fund of s11S. .729.S2. In
School Fund of S5.1Sl1S and I'm Sinking
Fund of S5.412o9. aggregatlng the sum of
S12432s.0 90. The balance IN general fund in
Continued on Fifth Page)
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
EGYPT WELCOMES
AMERICAN FLEET

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CAIRO, Jan. THE Khedive today re-
ceived Rear Admiral Potter. commander
of the fourth division OF the Atlantic
fleet, and other officers of this division.
Potter presented the respects Of Pres
ident Roosevelt TO the Khedive and re-
ceived warm words Of praise for the
President and the feet in return.
Sir Eldon Gorst. the British diplo-
matte agent entertained the officers at
lunch and tonight they will be the
guests Of the Khedive at dinner In the
Abdln palace
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
speelal 70 TnE nvEN1Na IouRNAI.

DOVER, Jan. THE Legislature got
down TO business today. Senators Bar
nard and Hart. Representatives Arm
strong, Connolly and Bradford, We're
name das a committee 60 arrange for
the inauguratlo nof Governor-elect
Pennewll Senators Monaghan and
Hart, and Representatives Rawlins,
Grubb and Spruance, notified Governor
Lea that the Legislature was organ
lied, whereunon the governor trans
mitted his message and department
reports. The messake was read.
1t developed today that the House
committees conceded to Representative
Sopor to be made up as he dictates
are Corporations. Revised Statues and
Temperance.
Tho House bills given notice today
include giving the Wilmington Board of
Park Commissioners authority TO ac-
Guro land within ave niles of WI
mlngton; condemnation OF land for
park purposes by commission, and ad-
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
SENATOR DUPONT GIVES
$500 TO EARTHQUAKE FUND

Two hundred dollars. the largest con-
tributon made so far. was added by
Senator H. A. dupont 10 the list OF con-
tributions TO the Italian earthquake fund
this morning. II. +. dupont sent SIS and
Mrs. Frances b. crovninshicld SIS. The
contributions now total ssis
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
CLOTHING NOT
THAT OF SUICIDE

The clothing that was found yester-
day by Patrolman Grussemeyer in the
comfort house at the Market street
entrance to Brandywine Park which
was believed to have belonged to a
man who committed suicide by jump
ing into the creek is now thought by
the police to have been thrown there
by some one who during the night
made a change of garments. The cloth
ing was found to be well worn and
ragged and probably was DISCHARGED
hN a tramn.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
Document Read in Both Houses of the legislature
Makes Numerous Recommendafions---Su Suggests
Tax on Large Inherifances and Increase
in Liquor License
RECOMMENDS LAW FIXING BOTH
PARTY PRIMARIES AT SAME TIME
LAMENTATIONS AND SUG-
GES1IONS IN THE Gov
ERNOR'S MESSAGE.
in Liquor License

That two per cent. interest be
required on State funds Of the
banks and trust companies desie-
mated as State repositories.
Care in appropriating State
moneys.
Encouragement to the develop
ment and Improvement of inland
waterways and the Chesapeake and
Delaware Ship Canal.
Increase in liquor license fees.
A direct inheritance tax, but not
upon small inheritanoes.
Change in the method of draw
ing money on State warrants.
Continuance Of the Commission
on Revenue and Taxation to in
qure into the subject more COM
prehensiVely, and endorsement of
the recommendation TO be made
by the present commission.
That the War Claim of 1912 re-
eeived from the Federal Govern
ment be conveyed to a sinking
fund.
LEGISLATION to make the oompul-
sorry education law more effective.
A new eodifieaton Of the laws Of
Delaware by a Commission of law
yers to be named by the Lesisla-
ture.
EARLY publication of the laws
enacted by the Legislature.
Enactment Of general laws TO
take the place Of special laws, like
those incorporation Of towns, etc.
Creation Of the office OF superin-
tendent of public printing.
A primary election law providing
3 fer all parties to hold their pri-
maries at the same place and at
the same time.
Caution in providing for the dis
q position or sale of State lands.
& Ratification of the Delaware
: Pennsylvania boundary adjustment
y Of 1897.
e Need Of a new State Law Lii
. nrary Building and the appoint
. ment Of a committee to consider the
e subject.
commendation Of the Organized
= Militia of Delaware.
y Apnrnual Of Delaware Day at the
. jamestown Exposition.
. Enactment Of fisheries laws &c
2 conform to those Of New Jersey re-
g eardine Delaware River and Bay.
. Measures for the protection and
. encouragement Of States shell fish
= cries.
s. Cooperation by the State to helF
p to eradicate Tuberculosis.
q Medical inspection Of schools.
> Conservation of the States re-
* sources, and the creation of State
e Commission Of Conservation.
Appropriation for the arrange
o nient and publication of State re-
cords and papers.
Uniform automobile regulations
Improvement Of the States high
ways.
Greater powers to the Governor
. and State Board Of Agriculture tS
enforce quarantine regulations.
Appropriation for the Agriculture
= Experimental Station.
= Adequate appropriations for Stat'
institutions.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
TELLS OF "YELLOW DOG"
IN THE POWDER BUSINESS
WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. THE
cold wave has already reached the
North and Middle Atlantic coast, but
with much diminished intensity. The
cold wave in the British Northwest has
re-developed, the temperature being
much lower In that section today than
on Wednesday. The indications are
for partly cloudy and threatening
weather over the eastern and south
eastern states, with lower temperature
along the Atlantic coast
Forecast till 8 p. m. Friday;
For Extraordinarily thresteniag
weather tonight and Friday; colder to-
night; fresh northeasterly winds.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
LEGAL DEATH
FOR LOOTERS
Italy Already Executes so
Persons for RObbing Earth
quake Victims
REPORT DEATH LIST
NOW AT $4,000

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
MEssINA, Jan. 7-The legal execu-
tion of looters began here to-day. sew
eral being sentenced to death by the
newly convened court martial.
Whenever It is shown that the loot
ing of ruins and the robblng of the
defenseless victims were not induced
by the starving condition of the Of
lenders. death sentences are passed
upon them.
More than fifty villagers from the
unaffected mountainous country have
been shot down in Messina in the last
three days, for obtaining supplies
under the pretense of being fugitives
Many of these villagers have CONF
from as far as the western coast Of
Sicily
They are viewed in the same light
as looters and shot down whenever
caught.
Brisoom Goes to Help Sufferers.
ROME, Jan. 7--Ambassador Griscom
started for Messna to-day. He took
with him $4,000 of his own funds.
The Ambassador hopes to have all
arrangements made for the distribution
of supplies sent by American agencies
and a field hospital established by the
time the four American battleships al.
rive.
Naval Attache Bernadon will be put
in charge of the actual work.
The $4,000 which Mr.. Griscom haa
advanced will be repaid TO him out OF
the American contributions. as was
the $4,000 which he advanced TO iii
Tlrsa
the Bayern's trip will be close to $780,
600. Supplies for the ship alone have
cost $1,000, and the cost of maintain.
| ing the vessel for two weeks. for which
| il was chartered. will be more thar
81 900 a day.
/ The Bayern sailed from Civita Vec.
CHA at noon to-day, flying the Italiar
red cross flag.
Death Loss $4,000.
Ten days after the quake it is still
impossible to give more than a rouel
approximation OF the deaths. which are
now placed at $4,000 by government
officials.
Future deaths from earthquake
causes will increase the total by sew
eral thousand
Roughly speaking the death list "A
McSsina rs placed at lpO,OuO, at Reg
gio, $4,000: Palml. 4,500; villa Sal
Giovanni, $500; Pillaro. 5000; Scylla
$500 and Mileto. -,o0o.
The deaths i'm fortv-eight other town
are believed to total about 1900.
Priests are going among the ruin
in the stricken towns and giving alb
solution to persons who may yet b
alive underneath the debris.
To Save Boundary Lines.
IN order 10 chcclSmate greedy land
owners. who are seeking to take ad
vantage of the present confusion 81
the quake zone to claim land in al
directions. a commission will be ap
pointed TO restore property boundar
lines.
The task is a huge one. Many of tn
records are destroyed and in hundred
of cases there will be no means o
establishing the exact boundaries.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
PAVING Water Rents.

Today was another rush day at the
Water Department. The clerks were
busy receiving water rents and up 20
paid.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
peoenerate's Horrible Crimes.

The degenerate colored boy who
burned his mother, Mrs. Moore. to
death, near Rosedale, for the fun OF
firing her apron strings, Is now said
also to have fractured his baby broth
ers skull.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
Stock Broker Suspended.

NEW YORK. Jan. Arthur n.
Grannls was suspended today from the
floor Of the New York stock Exchange
for a period of three years.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
Workina on Annual Report.

Secretary Joseph Wigglesworth, of
the Board of Health, is busily engaged
preparing his annual report which IL
is expected will be printed in March.
Evening journal., 1909-01-07
YOU MA.
MONEY? NJ

Is your income what you think il should
be7 Remember. PROSPERITY FOLLOWS
PUBLICITY. You can HE up 10 Success
through the EVENING JOURNAL Ad
columns. Why not follow in the foot
\ steps Of forune7
Evening journal., 1909-01-07

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

You are invited TO attend the
Christmas exercises 6 The Con.
gregational church on Friday
evening. The progrsa By The
Sunday school scholars will be
followed BY the distributior Of
presents from the Christina
tree. Sunday morning the
Pastor win preach . Christmas
sermon. Evening service @ 7:so.
Every body welcome.
Last Saturday broughts large
crowd Of Xmas choppers totown,
and our merchants I'll report =
larges sale day. The Gro wds have
continued to come each day this
weak. and the Holiday rush has
sure been On in earnest. Wss-
ner merchants haveput in excsl,.
tionally ane stocks Tor The Holt.
day trade and have advertiseei
freely and judiciously md are,
getting the trade . arssultL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Hou- Frank Trumbo on Satur.
day last gave Wagner another
denonstration Of his big heart
sdnsss- The city schools gave
thsir Christmas entertainment
that day, and whsn the scholars
had I'll assembled d the building
Ar. Trnmbo came along with .
rig full Of barrels and boxes in
which we're nsstly packed sacks
d candy. nuts. etc, which he
distributed smong The scholars
- : Christmas treak This IL !
little stunt Mr.. Trumbo pulls
% every year ar this time and
i y greatly appreciated i'm.
msnssly By ths school children.
and Ne know no one enjoys Il
more than the wholesouled man
mat gives il - he Is never
happier than when he knows he
y making someone else happy.
We Are Ill proud OF having =
man like Mr.. Trumbo among n.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
Go 70 Pinari's for Kodak.

Go 70 Pinard's for Kodaks
and supplies. A nne line Of
6stmsn's goods = stock.
At the regular annua, com
municatioa Of Alpha Ledge A.
=. 4 A. NJ. held Saturday even
ing Dec. 18th, the following
omcers were elected and in
stalled for the ensuing year:
A. Z. Cochran, W. NJ; John
stsdronsky. 7. w.; A. F.
Hsligas, ]. w.; Frank Trumbo,
treasurer; 8. I. Gable. f.,
secretary; d. 81. stroh. 5. D.;
I'm Nelson. ]. D.; Chester Trum.
DO. s. r.; Walter Frsi, J. 8
H. =. Bradley, Tyler; Vsncent
Kaberna, Chaplin.
II It's anything in the drug
line, you can get it at Pinard's
City Drug Store.
You win receive courteous
treatment and pleasant work 1t
Barber shop.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

The New Era wishes oil ito
readers : very Merry Christ
MAJ
Don't forget the dance at the
Wagner Opera House Saturday,
Dec. IS.
The tract Of Indian land I'd.
joining Wagner on til . north IL
posted for sale on January 10th,
next. There are 80 &C res in the
tract and It il . fine piece Of
land and when plated into lots
win b The most desirable b uild
ing location in the city. II the
bids placed on this land are not
sAtisfactory to the Department
Il viii be leased again for there
years. and thus Wagner would
b deprived Of desirable resi-.
dencs lots very much needed.
We believe that there is
nothing too good for the people
1T Chas. Mix County, conse-
Quently We have put on the
incest, best and largest stock of
|Christn as goods ever unpacked
ia the city. p. r. Pinard.
Remember the Christmas ex.
ercises given by the Sunday
school OF the n. e. church on
Christmas Eve. The program
win consist of music, recitations
and exercises BY the primar y
classes. Be in your seat by
7:3O sharp. Santa Claus and
his con Hans have accepted the
invitation Of the Sunday school
70 spend Christmas Eve. with
them. They viii arrive at
about nine o'clock. ALI are in.
vited 10 come and renew &C.
quaintances.
All parties owing ussre re
quested to call and settle before
January Let, 1910.
-McKenna Hwd Co.
Take . hot bath at the CITY
Barber shop for your cold.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Go TO LArries and 9et q shave
that makes you feel like coming
back again. Pains taken WITH
everybody. farmer or business
man. / am also agent for Sioux
City's Best Laundry. East side
main street
At the N. E. church next
Sunday the pastor Will preach
the last two Of the Chri stlnas-
tide sermons on Friendship.
The morning theme will be
my Friend and Ny Friends"
In the evening "A Week With
My Friend"
Last Friday and Saturday We
turned ont . dandy bunch Of
calling cards, and desire to
thank the ladies' for their orders.
We still have plenty Of cards
and there Is time enough yet for
those who haven't ordered cards
10 get them for Holiday use. OF
course, We can supply your card
wants any time and give You
the best service. We guarantee
70 please.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
n J. G. KENNEDY,
Succossor - DR.. Pnard.
|Oflico Over Fra State Bank.
Phone No. ~.


In the wrestling match u the
hall Tuesday evening, Dan Ma
son was "a easy winner over
Md McGnw, OF Pierre. taking
the two first falls. Paul Domp
-, Of Iowa, and Lucky Bill. OF
LAxe Andes. will do battle on
the mat y the opera house this
friday night
Why pay &c and l0c per pound
for beef in quarters wgen you
can buy choice quarters from
- q &c and &c per pound?
Herbert G. Sheme1 who has
bean the stsnographer 1t the
Greenwood Agency for the last
six months. has bean trans
ferrred 10 the Indian Once in
Warrington, q. c., and receiv.
ed m increase OF 600 Ia salary.
He viii report for duty 1t his
- signmeut at the beginning Of
tto New Year.
Unhea I'd Of prices on clothing
and gents furnishings 1t the
biz sale beginning Saturday, q
v. ]. Pesicka's The City Cloth.
Ter.
The aeks upon which the
grew we're sacred TO
he Druids in days Of old, and
hay nssd 70 worship under
Ia The most solemn and
1evout way. When hung up in
room or hall the beautiful
psasiy berries were thought to
posses the power Of keeping
way evil spirits and influences.
Il it's anything in Tho drug
ina. you can get il Of Pinard's
okty Drug Store.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
SCHNOSE & KNIGHT

Bears and dogs live 20 years,
foxes Is, lions 20, cats IA, SPUR
rels, hares and rabbits Z, hogs
30. A horse has been known to
live sixty-two years; their aver
age is twenty five; sheep 10,
cows Is, camel 100, eagle 104,
ravens IL. tortoise 107, swan
800. elephant 400, whale 1000.
All kinds OF school books and
supplies at Pinard's City Drug
store.
We have embarked in the dray
business and solicit q share Of
your work. F. w. Thompson.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
Public Notice.

Aasess = osst y hsrs6y 800
tlnst % as1 aesss Jasnaf y ~ lDse,
~ Mis- de- Co0Dooy Win -
paysbls = tAs sasSces - - cso.
peav. Or Wagnss slllee . DoesGs1
ever ths Wagnss Seaas 0ank.
a Ois<saae ~ 3 ~ cooe WIN -
sllewe1 % I'll bltls. encopeiag
1sscass1lss. u psld ~ ~ leeh
uSt.
Osr rstress ars eer1lally lavlts1
g eoopsrato With - - thlo0o -
apps Owed baslaess osehe1. vhleh
ws assa9e theo Will operae f~
ths best~0eae q ehe segvtea
llsoIl ols. afsIle usU NM q.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Scrub yourself daily. you are not clean Tn
sSds. This means clean stomach. bowels.
blood. liver. clean. healthy tissds In every
organ norsl: Take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. . through clssnser. 1ryit
e01gAA 7. I. Ptnafd.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
THE TOWN

49, - = PinAru'A
l1sssnG pscsarss Daxt week.
Gn6 = ~ h1art that cannC
sejpaue - CAriss.as time.
~ = - - nols thAa b
61es1go Cnrbtnas stocking Il
ng9 aHan 1oat parsss.
Apuse sin9A Oh, what vii
- OArtstnas bringf" Biiis
-, bfIls~
O. - ". =, PesiekA's big sale
- harIains il clothing.
Aesst = y. Estsp Was W
No. - Wednesday on
bosinens connsctsd with his
o(IoA
1imt0ae entertAinmont Of
&D1p1fss church Friday even
- > o'clock Essry body
wunoomA
-. Ioens spsnt last week
$3.50 - hnily = Red6eld, r..
tenhg0 Wagner q he belat-
- 1Ea1n Saturday evening
Wa1cA1 - hand bills for Nov.
- Htctnro show next week
49, Holon v. williamson il
Qen6ing III holiday ssason
49, hsr sister IN Wschita. Kan
-.
DorD - llr. and Mr.. Roger
O. MncAiastndk 6 Greenwood,
@FTbs1ay. Dscsnber n. 1909.
- posnd hoy.
Dun5 fssgss ~ dance q the
Waonsr OpsEa House Saturday,
- -.
q ~. Bnrneister, lease clark
- 0EosnuOod, lsft yesterday -
opon1 - holidays SEASON with
1Dne 1n11s il Minneapolis
=. H.. Hnsding vas down from
Inko AIDS Tsesday, and the
MoU - = pasased - acknow-
hUasEypleasans CAL from
- csnfienan uhIls here.
elsaty ~ 1rss cAss halsd hay
- - Hhone liz.
-. A-EhEisnan-
IT. Crowded Oas Christ in
Deohl1hs0, Now he Worlds
lsoe0fnest Christ" Vii - ti5e
su11sge - - morning
am1 N1ninG servics = ~ Bap-
oe cnnrch-
i - anything II III drug
- 60 - 4 q Pfnrd's|
60 Dc Gtnr&L
- - wssk brought this
aoeotnn oomo prot1y odd vmth-
=. 1os1rGl unes during he
- go noeoary - Gone
A-an ~
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-13

back q the score cards The lower
end Of the arm bone articulates or
forms the elbow joint with the two
bones Of The forearm.
The forearm 81 the horse as I'm
man and other animals. consists Of
Two bones. but in The horse one Is
more or less rudimeutary. being firm
n attached 20 It's fellow bv a bouy
1uion and only extending about two
thirds ~ the way from the elbow 20
'ho knee This bone Is firmly at
tached "a The rear surface Of the main
bone and extends upward beyond II
20 form the point Of the elbow"
The direction 81 tho bones Of the
forearm is straight downward from
he elbow 20 tho knee.
The knee ~ the horse corresponds
20 the wrist Of man. and. like II In
made uq 81 eight small bones. Six
~ thcs" bones form two straight
-nnv. orc above he other. rompris-
lue he front and main portion of
tho knee Joint one III fhn knee
bones Is situated - he rear ~ the
others and "a usually prominent IN
woll-bred animals II unusually
large Il may give the Lex below The
kn~s The appearance OF being lied
in" Tho term usually employed 20
describe = lcg which s. TOO small 'ugt
below the knee
Tho combination If lIgamcnts that
hold these bones together and he
f"ndoua e he large muscles above.
form complete and strong covering
20 the knee to!ut and form the basis
q the capsule which holds tho iotuf
oll ~ the knee Animals that STUN
bio and fall or one receiving a direct.
violent blow on tho knee. may re
coiye hrrioua injury. but laneuean IN
tho knee Joint IS not very common
except rs n complication or result OF
direct lniury.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-13
Other Cream Separators
Mere|yDisCarded9A bandoned
De Laval Inventions


" interesting and instructive to know that
very cream separator that has ever been made
ng this Of
construction originally invented or developed by the
"o' aeD . because OF something more practical else
ana ABANDONED IN the course OF De Laval
non OF later improvements
As earlier patents have expired Of their
another taken by different
The case to-day every separator made in the United
The world utzes OF
developed by the De Laval Company though
been commercially used by the De Laval Of
ferioriy TO other types OF construction used by IT.
All separator inventions By others
attaching TO them
But the De Laval Company has with
the best
world
De
Company had already much beyond
De
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-13

lie who Influences the thought OF
his time. has made his impress on
eternity. Ebert Hubbard.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-13
THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR co

g. D. ~ AHtro~ ~fNtfT
GItIC 60
1919 a. 1910 fItnTNr ~.
PIN ADLlPHlA
but MM & ~AtEANt~ TO ~T~.
SAN FRANCISCO 80
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-03-13

The cannon bone extends from he
lower row n knee bones 10 he tct
Jock Joint. and on either side Of Il
are situated tao small "wpiint"
bones Thcec small bones are placed
one on either side and 20 the rear
- iho main cannon bone They are
larger above and enter into fhr for
nation OF the loWer part u n" knee
to!ui but become smaller below and
oDd 10 "a small knob about "a the
war do~n between tho knee and The
:c'lockh This small knob on the
lower end ~ -" apllnt bone lA. by
'he eovtr". sometlmcs taken for the
.arllut" especially In young animals