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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Since the special election for bonds
July %, the following firms have
withdrawn their patronage from the
Glacier: Butler Banking Co., John
Leland Henderson and Gilbert
Vaughan Implement Co.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Ms. p. A. Clancy returned to
POI tland Monday.
j. NJ. Wright spent Wednesday in
I, rtland on business.
j. NJ. Culbertson left for Seattle
Tuesday to take in the fair.
+, b. Smith, of the American Sure.
ty Co., was IN the city yesterday.
MIS-. G. a. Briggs and son, Donald,
returned yesterday from the Seattle
fair.
W. W. Scholes. a hardware dealer
of Granny Mo-, was visitor here yes
terday.
Miss Hubbard, cashier in f. A.
Grams store, is spending her vaca.
tion on the beach,
Il. f.. Laraway returned last even.
ing from the sea coast, where he has
been spending few days.
Miss Gibbs, of Charlton, Iowa, was
the guest of Rev. and Mis- ~ Evans
or week, returning home yester-
4 y.
n. and Mrs. G. I. EARLY and son,
IVY uhdf AStut u6i bho hteb VI hHt
week from Seattle, where they spent
a week it the fair.
Mrs. Seymour and children, OF
Portland, arrived yesterday on a
visit to Nh. and Mrs. u. W. Moln-
tosh, IL Cast Barrett.
The Briggs. Ament Lard Co. have
purcl sed the six acres on the east
side VI the load OF A. o Hershey, and
will improve the tract.
T. f. Falkenburg, of Portland, ar
riv, | yesterday and will spend six
wet heplng out the county officials
in laacadam road building.
R,v kleinsmid, professor in the
depa ment of education of the De-
pauv University, accompanied by his
wifc IS visiting MIR. and Mrs. Mono.
smi parents of Mrs. Rleinsmid.
F % Heuningsen came down from
The ''alles and went to Mosier, where
he | buy prunes for the Earl Fruit
Co. 1r. Henninssen contemplates
opel a satoon at The Ualles after
the une season is over.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12
Oakdale Greenhouse

Plant Roses in March. We have a full
line of two year; also shrubs, vines, etc
Send in orders now for budding plants
Perrenals. White Wvandotte eggs from
mated pens 81 so and 81 per setting.
FLETCHER & FLETCHER
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12
Next Sunday.

DR.. EIwood 2. Lyon, Ph. D.. of
Spokane, will begin series of meet
ings In the Gospel Tabernacle on May
street, between Seventh and Eighth,
next Sunday, Aug. 10, at II. am.
DR.. Lyon comes to us very highly
recommended as an evangelist and
lecturer. Come and hear him.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Wanted-To work out OF high school hours
No. l, phone 2074M. a26
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Wanted-To buy good second hand wide
tread or 314 inch truck, inch tires, 36 and 40
or 40 and A inch wheels. j. j. Knapp, phone
3232A. a26
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Lost-Silyer folding cup, with name engrav-
ed on 1t. Return to Mrs. IL. G. Mcguire. a26
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

For Sale-A good cheap driving or work
horse j. j. Knapp, phone 3232X a26
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

For Sale-Good y ung team, weight about
l%0 each, Gentle, not afraid of autos. Price,
s45O for horses and harness; new wagon, SlOO
Mrs. Leuz, phone 2lO2X .
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Lost-White inen parasol, embroidered
edge Finder please phone 1871. a26
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

For Sale-At bargain if taken at once, 5
acres unimproved, 2 miles out Phone Sg7-M
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Wanted--Marrled man for general ranch
work. Murray Kay. 50
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-08-12

Lost-Ful leather halter, with leather ne
suap, between my ranch and the Serpentine
Tnoau; owner please return or phone L. NJ.
behlley' 0ol-h. So
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Evening journal., 1909-04-01

Delaware Republican. Sl0702; William
Craig, s.: John p. Collins sS James r.
Ratledge. IS; Charles Dukes, s.; Pierce
Gould. $3.50: James II. Polk, Slo5; j. Ham
ilton Ayars. $50.
James p. Ratledge, $1,000; The Della
warean Co, s213.40: j. Frank Startling
$3.50; Mercantile Printing Co.. s136.76;
j. Herman Anderson. $10.25; Remsen
c. Barnard. $21.00; Alvin b. Conner,
s16.55; Alexander p. Corbit. S2S.s5;
Louis A. Drexler, $97.50; James e. Dut-
ton, S41.41; Darlington Finn. $56.S5;
Edward Hart, s26.SS; Joseph life,
S53.10; William II. Miller $50.S5;
Thomas NJ. Monaghan, $5O.s5; John
w. Morrison. $50; Samuel e. Reed,
1915; James Rowland. Jr., $46.6o
John w. Sheldrake, Sass; George w.
Sparks, s50.s5; John M. Mendinhall,
s5O.S5; Oscar C. Welch. $50.s5; Alfred
l.. Ainscow. S50.S5; Arthur w. Spru-
ance. $35.97; Thomas o. Cooper, $50.S (;
William NJ. Connolly. s50.S5; Newton
l.. Grubb. s63.90; Edward c. Brad
ford. Jr.. $5416; Charles II. Mcdonald.
S56.S5: Robert J. Morrison, $3.50 I;
Francis Deli. Janvier. $45.45; Henry
&C.. Ellison, $32.40; Joseph n. Reeves.
$4760; Horatio W. Pharo $29.45;
George II. CHM. $2475; william n.
Armstrong. $3.50; James +. Lafferty,
siG.55 Franklin Brockson, $11.61;
Charles Hopkins, 81; William M. Hazel.
81; William NJ. Minner. $3.50; Isaac
r. jackson, 1885; Francis NJ. Soper,
S16.55; Clinton l.. Williamson. $42.96 /;
Benjamin f. Hudson. s61.24; Harry w.
Jester, S3735; Robert +. Ledenham,
SS4.65; Waller Donoho. $40.95; Weight
man w. Bryan. s4Ss0; Newton e.
Ward, S4S.90; Bartemus c. Truitt,
S55.02; Timothy e. Townsend. s63.9O;
Edgar w. Baylist S65.7O; William w.
Rawlins, $49.52; Joseph w. Marsh,
S63.9O
Daniel f. Buckley, s25: John Field
ing, S25; Wallace Minner. SOS; Theo-
dore Townsend $1.2O; Dover Artificial
Ice Co., 5000; James A. Hirons, $4S.62.
William T. Smithers. S13S33: Thomas
w. Wilson, S130; Levi G. Sterner, S25.
William J. Swain, S25; Joseph L. Ca
hall, $3.50; George w. Marshall, S264.64
Margaret Horn, SIS; Estella Rash, sl5;
Ida Green. SIS; William Stapler, S15:
Elmer /. Abbott, $500; State Sentinel,
$3.50; William Hardcastle, $50: EVEN
ING JOURNAL CO., $147.62; Harry NJ.
Carroll, $26; George II. Bates, 500;
The Diamond state Telephone Co.,
SlSs; Theodore Townsend. $780, The
News Publishing Co., $40; Theodore
Townsend, $125; Winfield S. Quigley,
$3.50; Margaret NJ. Roe, $500; Alfred
Raikes, Sl25.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
ODESSA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ODESSA, Del, April 1.-The residents
and business men Of thfs town and vicinity
expect TO have new steamer to replace
the old boat The steamer will ply between
Odessa and Philadelphia and will be owned
by the Odessa Steamboat Company. The
contract for the boat has been given and
she is now being built by Philadelphia
firm. July 1st is fixed as the time for her
first trip
At meeting Of the stockholders, the
following directors were elected: Alex
alder p. Corbit. Jesse L. Shepherd, Joseph
g. Brown, John w. Watkins, Francis b.
Watkins. ]. l.. Wilson and Daniel Cor
bit The directors organized and elected
the following officers: President, Alex
ander p. Corbit; vice-president, Jesse l..
Shepherd; secretary, Joseph G. Brown;
treasurer and manager. Francis b. Wat
kins.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
APPROPRIATIONS
BY LEGISLATURE
Are About $4SO,OOO and
Much in Excess Of the
Past Two Years
CLAIMS BILLS ALLOWED

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. April More than $isO,OOO
a year for the next two years was APP
propriated by the Legislature yester-
day. and claims of more than $4,000
were allowed. There were two separate
appropriation bills, one for 1910 and
one for 1911 They are alike except
ing in few details in which appro-
priations are made for one year only.
The largest new item is $4,000 a year
Tor the Delaware Tuberculosis Com
mission.
Mileage for members OF the Legisla-
ture is included IN the general claims
bill. The appropriations are much i'm
excess of the past two years and are
as follows:
Governor. salary. $4,000.
Contingent expenses OF Governors Of
nee. $1,000.
lieutenant-Governor. salary as member
Board OF Pardons. 800.
Chancellor. salary. Si500
Chancellor. for reporting. 5000
Chancellor. to pay contingent expense
Of Court Of Chancery, s2oo.
John r. Nicholson, one hundred copie
OF his reports, $500.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

use Of college. $4,000.
Delaware Industrial School for Girls,
$500.
st. Michaers Day Nursery for Babies,
$500.
To President Of Board Of Trustees of
state Hospital at Farnhurst for visit
ing outside institutions, 500.
Purchase of books and other appli-
ances for the blind 500.
For maintenance and instruction of
deaf, dumb and blind and idiotic chill
dren outside of the State, $1,000.
Delaware Society for Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Childrn, 5000
state Library Commission contingent
expenses. $500.
state Library Commission, $1,000.
Chairman of the State Libraries
Commission, 500.
Historical Society Of Delaware. $500.
To defray expenses of pupils at nor
NAL schools, $1,000.
For maintenance and discipline of
National Guard, $1,000.
National Guard for field practice.
s.. 1000
For National Guard under provisions
o. act nassed 1907. $25,oO0
Burial Of INDECENT soldiers, sailors
and Marines. $3.50.
Peninsula Horticultural Society, $500
Farmers Institutes. defraying ex.
/ penses for holding same. $500.
state Board of Agriculture. $1,000.
Immigration Board to encourage i'm
migration, $2.5OO.
Defraying expenses involved n
eradicating infectious diseases in lower
animals. $1,000.
To town of Dover for water for us,
Of state House, Sl00
state Board of Agriculture extraordi.
nary expenses. $1,000.
Diamond State Telephone Compan,
ior state House. S3i.
Repairing, heating, etc, State House
$1,000.
Insurance against fire on propert,
belonging 10 state, 81 900.
Interest on State debt, S3.7O0.
Printing acts and resolutions Of tn,
General Assembly and for all othe
printing done for the use and beneh
Of the State. $4,000.
For G. A. r, Memorial Day ex
penses. $1,000.
For state Board OF Health. 81 500.
Salary Of bacteriologist and all ex
penses Of laboratory. $500.
Medical Councils Of Delaware. $780,
: For state Board of Supplies, con
stingent fund, $500
For division Of records, $1,000.
For the payment of a proportional
part Of the distillers' licenses in dis
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

tricts where local option prevails.
$500.
For the Revenue and Taxation Com
mission, $500.
For the state Board of Pharmacy.
$3.50.
Clerk of the Senate for preparing
copy. index and experimenting print
ing Of Journal, $3.50.
Clerk Of House of Representatives
for printing. etc. journal, $500.
Acknowledgement salary, $500.
Adjutant-generaL clerk, salary, $500
Ferris Industrial School, $500.
Improvement for colored schools in sus-
sex county, $1,000
State revenue collector, salary, $1,000
State Revenue Collector contingent fund
$500.
New oyster boat and expenses of com.
mission. $4,000
Expenses of resurvey and plotting the
grounds Of Delaware Bay, 5000
Delaware Commission for the Blind
special instructors, Si.5OO
For libraries in school districts. 500.
Old Folks Home at Dover, 5000
Delaware State Hospital, at Farnhurst
$4,000
Delaware State Hospital at Faruhurst
act OF 1909. $4,000
For public highways in New Castle coun
ty. $4,000.
Public highways in Kent county. $4,000
For public highways in Sussex county
$4,000
For factory inspector. $1,000
Secretary Of State, printing and publish
/ ing Constitution of State of Delaware
corporation laws. election laws, registra
tion laws and school laws, $3.50.
For New Castle County state Highwa,
/ Commissioner. $1,000.
Kent County State Highway Commits
sioner, $1,000
state Board OF Forestry for contlngen
expenses, $500.
Repayment of a proportionate part o
liquor licenses. Slo5
For two years rent Of rooms In Cour
House for State Board Of Agriculture. slil
For battloship Delaware, $1,000
Claims Allowed.
Included In the claims allowed by tn
Legislature are the following:
Walter Ryan and Co. sl36O: James II
! tftuN
r. 5. Stevens. IS; James A. Hirons SIfl ~
Clark and McDahiel. $ls15 j. Frank ster
] ling. sli14o; The News Publishing Co
sIS7: Every Evening Printing Co, s2Ss
J. S. Goodwin. $3.50; Preston Lea. 81;
amuel f. Reed, SIS; Albert S. Harrington
SIS; James A. Hirons. 500; The Delawar
can. 81; W. r. Hartnett, s26; Wilbert Wi
son. IS; James w. Wise ss2; Henry I
Hall. 1850.
Walter $. Pardee. s26; Charles II. Le
fevre. S619; Joseph L. Bonsall. Se6: Georg
NJ. Jones, S25; Chauncey p. Holcomb. Sisi
Julian b. Robertson. SO. William Il. Ds
Witt s.; Every Evening Printing Co. 81 la
NJ H. Palmatary. $3.50; J. Frank Starting
1915; George II. Dick. $500; Delaware R'
publican. sil; Delaware Republican. slSI7
State Sentinel. SS1O; w. ~ Wiley. 81
Sentinel Printing Co, SS3; Mercanti
Printing Co., N-15; Mercantile P-intin
Co. $40; Mercantile Printing Co. siS.2
Megary and Sons. s51oS; f. T. Hite, 50
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
slenographer I0r court o Chaneery.

/ stenographer for Court Of Chancery.
SfsOO.
Chief Justice. salary, 1880.
Associate Judges, salaries, $4,000
Associate Judge. resident in Kent coun-
~ for reporting. S2oo.
James Pennewil, one hundred copies Of
Pennewilrs Del Re. $1,000.
Court stenographer salary. 5000.
Transcript for Supreme Court and as
sistant stenographer. $500.
Secretary of State salary, $1,000.
secretary-of-state contingent expenses.
$500.
Secretary OF State, cost OF official bond,
$50.
stenographer and typewriter for Cover
nor and Secretary Of State, 5000.
Attorney-General, salary. $500.
Deputy-Attorney generals. 5000
Contingent expenses. attorney generals
office, $3.50.
Two state detectives salaries, $500.
Actual expenses ia serving requisition
papers. $500.
State treasurer and trustee OF school
fund, salary, si,i5o.
state treasurer under provisions Of Sec
%. Vol. q, $500.
state treasurer contingent expenses. 500
state treasurer paying costs Of his ofn.
cial bond. $3.50
Auditor Of accounts. salary, 5000.
, Auditor OF accounts, contingent expenses
: $500.
Auditor Of accounts. salary for clerk
$500
Insurance commissioner, salary $500.
r Insurance Commissioner. supervisor
Of banks, etc. $500.
Insurance Commissioner. expenses o
office. $500.
IS Insurance Commissioner. salary fo
clerk. $780,
g Insurance Commissioner 10 pay clerk
$500
state Librarian. salary. $500.
= state Librarian, contingent expenses
p $3.50
\ state Librarian. purchase OF Law
4 books for State Library. $500
Janitor Of State House. salary. $500
Fish Commissioner. salary and al
q necessary expenses. $500
Contingent expenses Of Fish Com
/ missioner, postage. etc. s125.
For Matching. propogating food fsh
etc. $500.
$500.
4 Salary for officers and crew O
Watch Boat. S2340.
For BENEFIT Of Free Public Schools
salaries Of teachers and purchase o
school books. $4,000.
Three County School superintendent
$500.
Contingent expenses OF three count
superintendents. 5000.
| Expenses for holding white teacher.
institutes. $3.50.
Expenses holding colored institutes
/ $3.50.
| Expenses Of State Board OF Educa
tion and expenses of County Scho,
| Commissions, $500.
For State Treasurer 20 carry on
provisions for graded school facilitie
$4,000
| Trustees Of Delaware College for us
/ OF College, $4,000.
- Trustees Of State colored College, fc
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
INCREASED EARNINGS
ON THE PENNSY LINES

The February report of the Fennsyl-
vania Railroad shows increased earn
ings on al the lines of it's system.
Lines directly operated east Of Pitts
burg and Erie had an increase of s4ee.
200 in gross and S15s. 400 in net earnings.
The increase for the two months end
ing February 2S was S1,156, 700 i'm gross
and $6Os.G0O in net earnings. This show
ing, regarded as excellent, was made
in spite Of Increased expenses, which
were Sl5S4OO more than those of the
same month year ago. For the two
months the expenses increased s6O3,
GOO
The r., b. and w. Railroad had an
increase of Sl25,3O0 in gross earnings,
S19,5O0 in expenses. leaving an increase
in net earnings Of $1O5,SO0
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
NEED IMPROVEMENTS
AT TDE POLICE STATION

The. men on duty at the police station
are looking on at the different improve
ments being made in the City Hail by the
public building committee of Council
That improvements are needed to the
police station has ali along been admitted
but little has been done to improve exist
ing conditions More space is needed for
the women's department and better san
itary condition is required in the mems
department.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
MI1DLETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN Del, April 1.-Prof. A.
r. Spaid Of Wilmington. was in Middle
town yesterday and spent most Of the time
visiting the different rooms OF the public
school. During the afternoon Mr.. spaid
also visited the colored school
Miss Emma Blackiston has been named
as delegate from the Presbyterian Church
to the missionary convention to be held
in lion Nd, church next week.
Mrs. George Derrickson, Miss Emma
Blackiston and Miss Mary b. Nowland
win be delegates to the St Georges. hun
dred Sunday School Convention to be held
in Odessa on April 10. ]. Fletcher Deakyne
will also be a delegate by virtue Of his
office as superintendent of the Sunday
School.
Irving Metten. of New York City visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Met
ten this week
Bucher the SIGN man Gle e.t,f,to,.s
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

Many Of the members OF the committee
of 100 are not members OF any church.
which is taken as a most significant attes-
tation. by friends of the deposed pastor
of the. esteem in which he is held as a
minister. None Of the committee are mem
bers OF the official board >of Wesley
Church which has taken the action TO
close the doors against DR.. Lightbourne's S
successor and fight for Independent pos
session of the church. although all approve
this action.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
THISWILLINTEREST MOTHERS

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, a Certa'~ relief for Feverish-
ness. Headache. Bad Stomach. Teeth
ing Disorders, move and regulate the
Bowels and destroy Worms. They
break up Colds in "A hours. They are
so pleasant TO the taste and harmless
as milk. Children like them. over
10000 testimonials OF cures. They
never fall Sold by all druggists, 25c
Ask to-day Don't accept any substi-
tgte.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
Workina Girls, Clubs.

In the New Century building this
afternoon Miss Jean Hamilton, secre-
tary of the National League of Women
Workers. who is interested in the or
ganization of working girls clubs win
give q lecture
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
erotherhood to Meet.
----,,-,-----.,---

Brandywine Chapter OF the Metho-
dist Brotherhood will hold its monthly
meeting this evening A special feat
ure will be an illustrated lecture by
Francis w. Heisler on the Hawaiian
Islands"
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
Musical Club Recital.

The St Ursula Music Club is prepar-
ing a program for a public musical
TO be given in the New Century Club
April 10. Judging from prospects it
is going to be one Of the most success
ful musical events Of the season.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
New Master Mechanic.

c. d. Barrett of the Bedford Divi-
sion. has been transferred to Todd's
Cut Shops as assistant master mechanic
to succeed Leslie Grantier, transferred
to Altoona.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
we make show cards; Bucher's.'
shot a sunnosed Mad Doc.

Patrolman Mammele shot dog at
Third and Lombard streets last even
ing. The animal created some excite
ment by it's strange actions and the
officer decided to kill IL.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
PASSES FOR TELEGRAPHERS
Reading Railway Increases Transporta-
tion Privileges of Agents.

tion Privileges of Agents.
Telegraphers who have been in the en-
ploy of the Philadelphia and Reading
railway seven years or more, are to have
greater privileges of free rides than here
tofore. To-day rule went into effect. CIV
ing to each one a pass over the division on
which he resides.
Agents who have been employed as long
as ten years, will receive passes over the
entire Reading system.
Heretofore. passes have been given to
telegraphers covering only the rides to and
from their residential towns or stations.
We make electric signs; Bucher's.'
Evening journal., 1909-04-01
Dr.. Mowbrav Attends Dedication.

DR.. A. S. Mowbray, district super
intendent of this district Of the Will
mington Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence. attended the dedication of tho
Methodist Episcopal Book Concerns
new building, at San Francisco, Cal,
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

Bucher sign painter. sic shiplcy..
Evening journal., 1909-04-01

Babies lawn sample caps. I'm all
sizes. II 20 IS. trimmed With lace
runs and embroidery lining, rib
bons In all colors for strings and
bows, An extraordinary value for
four hours only. Market ST.
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