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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-11
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FOURTH AND WEST STREETS.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.

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Instructor being a graduate Of college or
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by change Of schools. Certificate right in
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cent. Of our graduates have entered the
leading higher institutions. Transportation
provided for the younger children The I'M
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struetors for girls and boys. Tuition modei-
als { y reason Of endowment. For free illus
trated catalog, address
HERSCHEL a. NORRIS, Prin.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-11

Hopkins had a bill in the last ses-
sion providing for a Statewide COM
petitive trolley railway, opening up a
country not now enjoying railroad
facilities. Since then. Mr.. Hopkins
has received many propositions from
capitalists and railway promoters who
have propositions to offer to give the
people of Delaware trolley advantages.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-11
Alfred M Homo AeaIn.

Alfred IL, owned by Colonel A. i,
Ainscow, has been returned from Bet.
terton, Md, where it became disabled
in a race last week. Owing to the
serious nature of the breakdown it is
not likely that the boat will race
again this season.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-11
Mr.. HerIey Tells OF A.O.H. Convention.

State President Jerome ]. Herley
attended a meeting of Division No. IL
A. o. H., last evening. He made an
interesting address regarding the re-
cent national convention held in Port.
land. Ore There was a large attend
ance of the members.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-08-11
TOPKIS
TOPKIS
T0PKIS

TTzHIS Friday will celebrate our Tooth Friday Bargain
- successful have been with these Friday Sales
&g appreciated by every that came to Sor
ments to have the greatest values you have ever SEEM AT
such values are mentioned below and remember they
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
ABOUT 6naB00D.

Tie writer was 10 Greenwood
upon his initial visit afs week
We want 10 print some Of our
observance for the benefit Of Bel
zonL We would That The same
Of that town permeatsd This
place The spirit that wins gm-
merciallg and socially
Our impression II the average
Greenwood business man IS That he
is a busy, prosperous, happy and
ioYial individual Hes a live wire.
He lots Die neighbor attend % bis
own business He is not disgruntled.
Hes a dead game sport We ike a
dead game sport Here's our inter.
probation Of him
ii the first place he has business
vim and push. He's for bis home
town, right or wrong If he loses
in an election, TO swallows bis
medicine like a man and continues
to wear the smile that won't come
of. lie goes il to win, but be don't
carry a sore toe if be loses, He
don't bear malice when be fails to
win a battle Simply picks himself
up out Of the dust and lets out an-
other Whoop for bis home team
Greenwood men don't wrangle
over petty contentious. They
haven't time % quarrel with ene
mics. Life il too short
This Il me spirit That has made
Che Greenwood Of today tbs future
metropolis Of Mississippi.
This Is the spirit Chat can make
Bsl2oni d second Greenwood. Bel
zoni has the resources Belzoni Is
also coming to the front But there
are no ordinances against exceeding
tbo speed limit in This section. The
majority of towns grow but its Che
towns that break records that count.
Belzoni journal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
ANOTHER BIG EVENT
Tor GREENWOOD.
.coa ersss Hsigas % b. haeuoHrd Of
ea the 26lh ofMaE

Gfeaa so9d is enjoying this week
.immeu58ly The visits 81 the
Kings Daughters and knights #
add keen pleasure and
many Of the nights are spent with
The Raymond Stock Company The
city election also proves Of intense
interest and tbe municipal officers
arc today being elected for another
term
tits with pride That the owners
and saIesnan Of the Congress
Heights Addition have seen the
crowds visit this addition and note
the marvellous growth and prospeFi-
.by Of lhis beautiful residence por-
ton ofGroenwood The park has
housed a swarm Of visitors ail the
week and hundreds alter hundreds
.of good things have been said about
this progressive addition. When
explained when this addition was
opened and what difficulties tie
owners and salesman had ezperi-
eaeed ia the development of same,
bib many visitors mafYelled at tho
unprecedented growth il has en-
.ioyed They could scarcely realize
how d cornfeld and cotton patch
could BE- Transformed into such a
beautiful resident section il 30
short d time. The pretty walks and
handsome new homes erected added
zest % the energy of Tie pedestrians
as they walked through the addition
that has 4 statewide reputation for
it's untold values.
FIT Is Of interest not only % The
citizens Of Greenwood and th8
county chat they busy themselves ID
making preparation for Tie Big
auction Of d hundred beautiful lots
Tia this addition as this means an
opportunity 70 invest money in The
best dirt ID the state which Is sure
to reap you d handsome profit III al
exceedingly short Time.
Salesman Lae Arterbury has sew
eral cuts in this paper which ar9
scenes Of bis hustling addition, and
it win be Of interest to glance them
over Whet your appetites tor q
big event and Be ont il Congress
Heights for the big auction May
.26th.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
III GYnEGIM

Another city election has been
held and ofHcialshaYe been elected
10 f1 the coming term. Sufficient
time was given the candidates to.
care for their candidacy
The voters Of the city have made
their choice. What changes that
have been made, were not made
because Of any defects of the pres
emf administration We al aDpre-
.ciate the fact that the present adj
ministration has been a most sue
.cessful one; that We are indebted
10 the office-holders for the many
good things they have accomplish
ed for their constituency The
present administration reflects
credit on the city and they have
done much TO make Greenwood
what she nov Is.
The nominees are all excellent
choices The majority Of the yot-
ers have made their decision, and
those Of Us that may b disappoint-
I'D have accepted defeat gracefully
and are back at work fol the best
little city IL the state. we want
You 70 assume your duties next
january and keep up good work
for The city.
we are Eli with you. With
our help we want you to do
your duty and cooperate with
.us AZ iar as you can II making
this the best citym the state.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
HISS Fd3qIHg u, 1910
Our CONVENTION WEEK.

Everybody and each one Of Is.
are proud Of Greenwood. Al
thriving city with ten thousand
souls that feel the same way have
exerted every effort To make this
week a big success, and they have
done nobly Nowhere was there
friction and everyone worked.
together to make the result one
grand success.
Delighted with the visits of the
Kings Daughters and Knights of.
Pythias The Queen City of the
Delta threw open its wide arms
to its delegates and dispensed to.
them The hospitality that Is only
characteristic of Greenwood.
There was not a stranger within
our gates this week. it's the
Greenwood way To make our
guests feel as one OF is, to chime
III with lis III enjoying the bless
ings Of one Of the fairest little
cities III the world.
1T is with pride that We recall.
today the many good things that.
were said about our town and its.
citizens. Every visitor to our city
this week gave expression to his.
Ell her feelings and lent their.
cheerGulness Id making Il the gala
week. They seem to appreciate a
good town, and were glad to have
confirmed the praises that have
been sung about this progressive
citadel and The fertile country that
supports Il,
Today our visitors nave depart
ed and WE no longer enjoy their
conpanionship. Their visit has
done us GOOD Not only have
they flrthered tie development 81
the organizations which they So
ably represent but they have s0
appreciated Tie merits Of our city
That their expressions III thG future
VIII mean d most effective pub
Lefty campaign The good things
they will haye. 10 say about Us will
he heralded over the state and
elsewhere and great good will
come from such publicity As th
Again we thank them for thei
visit and hope that they will again
honor us with another AZ their
excellent conventions.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
cehIaar Wsnte csmsa
-.-.-.-.- III -----...

Mr. Watt Turner, the hustling
manager Of the schlater Base Bal
Club was in the city Monday. MI.
informs US that Schiater
has an excellent team this season,
and issues q challenge to any the
neighboring teams. d spacious
park and grandstand have been
erected and this faYorite sport
will be in full sway this season.
we wish the schlater boys al
possible success.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

I'LL selecting Nh Latham Ray AS
their Mayor, Greenwood has
honored one Of its highest as-
teemed and most progressive
young men. NH Ray IS III every
way eapacitated to discharge the
Of this important office with
to both himself and his
constituency His many friends
expect great things from the adj
minisration Of this brilliant young
man, and feel assured that the
affairs Of ihe city have been
placed IN the hands Of one who
reflect credit upon Greenwood
and himself alike.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
GO8i appoints County Al.
t0Fa8y.

Governor Noel has appointed tile
laat of tbe county attorneys "a al
told. The last two are MT james
Gordon Gillespie 81 Greenwood, who
! county attorney for Loaore eoun-
y and mi. ID. Al. Howell 81 Canton,
for Madison county
Mr. Howell Is d we'll known attor
ney of Canton, who was mentioned
al j possible circuit Judge ZOE tbis
district. He was strongly endorsed.
Tor circuit Judge and also for county
attorney. lie lad more endorse
montB than any other applicant t0r
Tie place and thia was what the
governor based his appointment on
Mr Gillespie il the youngest son
Of Land Commissioner Gillespie and.
Que 81 tie youngest attorneys 81 tbo
Greenwood bay. lie has started his
career Oh an attorney by winning
nearly every case ho las handled in
addition t0 which h8 Is editor of Che
Greenwood Commonwealth ono Of
Gle best weekly newspapers IN the
stot8. Mr. Gillespie is not only B
promising young attorney bit a
bright, sparkling writer and q
young man VOL liked bY every one.
.EIa was strongly endorsed tof lh8.
position, b large number Of the
Greenwood bari county end CITY.
ioials and laad ing citizens anda.
ine sponsor iog him a1a
.EoHa
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
nl II NV

This expressive business phrase.
has ito better place than rs apple
cation to the realization 81 Tie
grand project that Is now before
the citizens al Greenwood Unless
they Eel together contribute
their subscriptions now, all hopes
Of d modern playhouse viii be
swept away.
Surely the business element of
the city win realize Che fact that
Greenwood cannot expect q at
tain any supremacy among her
rival cities unless SIZE has al up
todate playhouse, and that unless
they avail themselves of The op-
portunity now presented for The
realization of this necessity, our.
city win continue to be Tie loser
thereby
When the finance committee
calls upon you do hot think that
you are merely parting with
your money and that IT Will not.
realize any benefit You. Take It.
into consideration that Won 4 4.
part of Tie city and that you ara
seriously neglecting your duty If
you fail Ia stand ior your pho rata
Of the benefit Il WIN bring YOU
Don't do tie wad stunt and reap.
the benefits while your eonscien
tous neiehbor b lending his aid.
and bearing his part of the
pense Of CHE development of our
city,
The finance committee has
fixed easy terms upon which The.
subscriptions ere e Be paid, and.
there 8 n0r reason why You cannot
come aeloss and help raise the.
21.000n sary Is help get Cite
opera house and Elks Home.
Do your part
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
Through Psdor Car or het
NOGN R. n.

Commencing March Bird Gle N0aN
has i%nauguFat parlor eaE service be-
tween New Orleans and jackson Miss.
Previous 70 The above date The parler
cars we're run u iaP north As columbia
bnt owing to increased travel 81 the
northern division u vas decided g q.
augurate throngh service.
AZ thisis daylight ran, ID both dl-
rectlons Il has been arranged, Ior tbe
convenience q 3ho public. t3 serve
lunch aoft drinks sandwiches and cf-
gaEs will BE- available 1T all dimes ana.
courteous walters win bs "a attendance
to iook after bha comfort 81 the passen-
gers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
GanN - -


County ATTORNEY dsmes Gordon
GIla pie has Rqued 3 caII for q
meeting Of the justices 81 the
Peace Of the County end the msm-
5es d the Bar 70 Be beId at ne
Court House the hIsl Monday -
june fer The purpose Of ag
dates for the criminal eases that
may be heard before The Justice
Courts. Those dates viii not con-
dict with those aet Tor civil
and it is hoped that ell the Justices
gill be present with the bar on that
day to arrange satisfactory dates
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

ne Che Hon John A Tyson, To
Tie Elks Club, to tic newspaper
men and d bunch q others Do W8
extend onr thanks ior ! royal Time
With some ioy ding a ths side
while in proc siVe Greenwood
this week Baiz3ni Journal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
a Man Wants % be

only when 81 lazy liver and gluggish
bowels cause frighttul dependency
But Dr. Kings New Life Pills ozpal
poisons from The sgstemi bring hone
and courage cure all liver stomach
and kIdney tF0abIes fmpaFb health and.
HigoE q the weak neEYoua ana Cling.
ESQ as sit druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

jackson will entertain tile X. P's
next year
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

The Bankers Convention for
next year IS another plum for
Greenwood
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

Nothing but something good fol-
Greenwood
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

And the election passed off.
quietly
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

It's impossible 70 pick Gle busiest
person ia Greenwood this week
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13
"A Reg.lar ION Bow

Wsa Susie Hmhlng trees and fences,
jumping disohe5 whibling, always gss
ting scratches cuts spraina bruises,
bumps BURNS d asalds. Butlawsl HsF
mother just applied Baeklena Araiea
salVe ana cured her quidk Heals
everything healable boiIs ulcers.
seaemai OH torres oorns or piles. nv.
ib zee st all druggists
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1910-05-13

or doses ad3o" viii cure any case
of ohills aHa Fever Price a5o
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
FRUITMEN UNITE
TO BOOST MARKET
Sonoma County Growers Join
Shippers in Elaborate Plan
to Build Up Trade
TSeccial Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA ROSA. Jan. 22.-The meeting
Of fruit growers, packers. .driers.
and buyers held here today under the
auspices of the state horticultural COM
mission was largely attended and much
interest was manifested in the days S
proceedings. The object of the gather
ing was to arouse enthusiasm among
the growers and those handling fruits
for improving the quality of the fruit
grown and shipped from Sonoma county
to the end that permanent market
shall be built up at increased prices
The standardfzing of the pick and
pack was the theme of J. W Jeffrey of
the state board of horticulture, who
acted as chairman of the gathering.
Luther Burbank was an interested
participant in the meeting. Secretary
O. Z. BFemner Of the horticultural com
mission who was present. told of the
work being done by that body
Mrs. i. E. Barlow of Sebastopol. the
only woman on the program, told of the
berry growers troubles while c. z.
Hole spoke for the apple growers and
J. z. Metzger of Geyserville represented
the prune growers.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing
the action of the county horticultural
commission in its fight against the cod
lin moth, favoring compulsory spraying
for all kinds of pests; favoring the
standardizing of fruit packing by grow
ers and packers and uniform size and
quality for foreign shipments, and In
dorsing the work of the state board of
horticulture.
Another meeting has been called for
February ,.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
TEST TO Be MADE
OF BOND ISSUES
Mayor Mccarthy Wants Su-
preme Court Ruling on Hetch
Hetchy and Geary Street

The validity of both the Geary street
and the Hetch Hetchy bond issues will
be passed upon by the supreme court
of California before those bonds are
marketed
!. The promises of Russell L. Dunn to
the contrary Notwithstanding, dirt will
not fly on the Geary street municipal
railroad within the next two weeks.
Neither Will the cement and timber
conduits begin to fall into place on the
many divisions of the Hetch Hetchy
route, which Dunn has agreed to sub
stitute for the Manson route.
= There are several reasons for Dunn's
inability to make good the promises
which are not yet cold. Eliminating
all others, there is one quite sufficient
The money will not be forthcoming.
The date for the offering of the Geary
street and Hetch Hetchy bonds is not
even tentatively fixed.
Mayor Mccarthy is giving out no
statements concerning the validity OF
those issues, but it may be authorita-
lively stated that he has ideas of his
own touching those bonds. This does
not mean that the mayor is or the
opinion that the authorized bonds are
invalid. 1t means that the mayor pur-
poses to be satisfied that they are valid
before he attempts to market them
or use any of the proceeds from them
Mayor Mccarthy Is not so keen about
the opinions of Dillon & Hubbard. the
New York bond authorities. Beyond
all that, he is of the opinion that the
New York authorities have not passed
upon the legality of the alternative
clause in the Hetch Hetchy proposition.
But whether or no, the mayor believes
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
Make Gift for Fire Fund

gift of 800 was sent by Gullixsol
Brothers for the Widows and Orphans
fund Of the fire department yesterday
Accompanying the present they sent
letter expressing their thanks for tn
courageous service Of the fremen II
lighting the spread Of the flames at tn
indignation Of last Wednesday. The
said.
We beg TO incloSe herewith q check for
500 and request you 70 place same 10 the
credit OF the fund for widows and orphans
q the S. F. F. d.
We have esteemed il very great pleasure
70 express 0ur appreciation Of the services of
The department 10 the board Of FIRE commits
sioners, ana IN king this contribution
n can only express in the very faintest man
Der orr gratitude ana appreciation for the
Efforts which saved our building from de-
struction by IRE on the morning OF the 18th
inst.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
INDICTMENTS ARE
PREPARED BY JURY
San .Mateo Inquisitors Have
True Bills Formally
Indited :.

REDWOOD CITY, Jan. 22-After
several days devoted to investigation.
Foreman George A Kertell has called
meeting of the San Mateo county
grand jury for Wednesday of next
week, at which time, 1t is said. the in
dictments and accusations voted on
January 1 2 Will be returned. The as
sistance of an outside attorney has
been called in to prepare the proper
papers, District Attorney j. J. Bullock
having been one of those involved in
the Investigations
The charges of malfeasance against
County Treasurer Chamberlain and
Bullock are based on the alleged fact
that the treasurer loaned the countys
money illegally, and that the district
attorney aided him. The accusation
against Justice of the Peace Walter G.,
Loveland of San Mateo charges him.
with acting in the dual capacity of
judge and debt collector.
The indictments drawn against Presi-
dent ]. L. Ross and Cashier L. P. Beh
rens of the First national bank of San
Mateo county charge them with com
plicity in the improper handling of
county funds.
Subpenaes directing Supervisors P.
FL McAvoy. p. Z. Blackburn. John H.
Coleman, Joseph NJ Francis and James
T. Casey to appear before the grand
jury Thursday were issued this after
noon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
VIADUCT AT FERRY
URGED IN PETITION
North Central Improvement Club
Asks the Board of Super
visOrs to Act
Bridges for Pedestrians Would
0bviate the Necessity of
Crossing Loops

The North Central Improvement club
petitioned the supervisors yesterday to
take up the project of constructing a
Risduct at the foot Of Market street to
land passengers through the upper por-
tails Of the ferry building without the
necessity Of crossing the loops at the
water front The project was consid-
cred about three years ago. but aban-
doned at the time IL was proposed TO
purchase the gore corner at Market
and Sacramento streets. The. plan failed
To receive the necessary two-thirds
vote at the bond issue election which
followed.
The petition sets forth:
We respectfully request your consideration
70 much needed improvement at the foot
Of Market street 10 care for passengers enter
ing and leaving the ferry building.
The congestion st the foot Of Market street
from the streetcarS and general traffic daily
endangers the lives Of thousands which could
be obyiated by the construction II viaducts
across Esst street from both sides of Market
street. 50 that passengers could enter and
leave the building from the second story.
Such bridges could be constructed so as
not 70 interfere in any way with the team
ing and IN fact IL would greatly facilitate
traffic. the said space would be given up
almost entirely 70 this purpose
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23

that a decision of the supreme court of
California is worth a flock of opinions
from attorneys, regardless of their
reputation.
Any citizen may invoke the aid of
the courts to determine the validity of
the issues The mayor is firmly of the
opinion that some citizen will go to
the courts. which may be taken as fair
ly conclusive evidence that at least
friendly action will be instituted.
When the Mccarthy administration
offers the Geary street and Hetch
Hetchy bonds for sale those bonds will
be recommended by the supreme court
of California. Mayor Mccarthy believes
that recommendation should help some
In the bond market
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
PHYSICIANS APPEAL
LICENSE TAX CASES
Medical Men of st. Helena Seek
Decision of Superior Court
[Special Dispatch to The Call

ISpectdl Dispdtch 10 Re Call
ST. HELENA, Jan 22-Drs. F. z.
Newton, D. Z. Osborne and J. H. O'Con-
nor who were found guilty Of violat-
ing an ordinance by refusing TO pay a
license Will appeal TO the superior
court
Their attorney is preparing writ Of
prohibition to be directed against Jus
tice Johnson 70 prevent him from pro-
nouncing sentence on Saturday, Janu-
sry 2s.
Johnson adjudged the physicians
guilty becaused they refused TO pay q
license Of SO per quarter. They asserted
that doctors having passed the state ex-
animation and taken out a license are
entitled 70 practice medicine anywhere
IN the state of California without pay
ing an additional tax
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-23
Sports of winter

Exhilareting and enjoyable. Join the
Southern Pacifc's Yosemite in Winter
Excursions. leaving the San Francisco
Ferry Depot every Friday. S:20 a. m,
returning following Monday Tickets
may be extended for longer outings on
application. Personally conducted.
Round trip s22.35- See Agents: Flood
Building Market Street Ferry Depot,
and Broadway and Thirteenth Street,
Oakland.