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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The
composite condition % all crops in
the United States IL 81 per cent be-
low the i0.yeRr average and ii.a
per cent below last year. the United
States bureau OF crop estimates an.
nonnccd today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
lANDON TO SPEAK

Dan Landon will wind up his
campaign for congress with open
air speeches ut Second ave. and
Pike St Saturday night from I I'm.
I'll 10 o'clock. speech at the
iremerton navy yard Monday
neon, and talks at Ballard and
Fremont Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
GOES TO kITSAP

Frank +. Hammond. republican
candidate for congress. visited the
Soldiers home AT Port Orchard Sat
urday, and made his last visit TO
Bremerton TO wind up his campaign
in Kitsap county.
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MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest ciairvoyaut and phren-
oloRist, guarantees 20 read your entire
life. pnHt. present ana future. gives true
advice on business love health and
family affairs tells the name 0f your
future husband or wife and what 20 do
- TO be successful In life She has Just
arrived IN this city. never here before
ono visit Will pay you for your many
appointments in "thers Rho will re-
move an obHtacle' I'D tell you how to
win AMI hold the one you desire She
gives advice 90 all important affairs ~
lfe. Special readings bOc. Hotel Elk.
room 9. 1917 Second. near Pine
CARD HEADING Room o. ieis1 SEW
uVa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
25-SPIRITUAL MEDIUM S
EGYPTIAN
pIRENOI 0GIcT

Madam Nina has Just arrived IN Seattle.
never was here before ana she can toll
you all your past life and what your
future NE n 60 be- can advise you In
business affair family affairs and love
affairs toll you whom you viii marry
srd the initial Of tho one you VIII
marry. how 60 conquer your enemies
and avoid all trouble and he happy
tells you IN regard 60 your absent
friends tell you what you arc adapted
Tor and how 70 be successful IN life /.
tells you what business ts most lucky
for you. The madam viii give you
every satisfaction. Her readings are all
confidential. charges 30 cents The
madam can 10 found A. etGls Union st.
between Second and Third ayes. Yer
non Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
ss9t-IfTrIE IanN-ssEs
IMPROVED HptsI

Large tract alder land partly
fenced and cleared house wsti.
garden. flpwafs pisr~ fronts
main county road. and 10 within
walking distance % Kirkland
ferry and minutes walk 10
school and stores You can live
here and vofs In Seattle Term.
80 cash tt9 monthly TaNs
Kirkland boats az Madison park
20 Burke a FarFaTs office In
kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

rhe celebrated phrenoioglst. cIairvoyant
and palmist. gives scientific rcadinrs
on 81 nff,irs of ne. past. present Or
future You have seen tho othora. now
see the hest. ~ IN trouble An readings
guaranteed satisfactory Or no fees ae-
ceptsd. Headings boo Location over
Owl drug store. 3O5i = Pike u room A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
BARGAIN

30 acres improved and stocked. t.room
house and barn. s0Heo. all machtnsry
and farm implements short distance
from city on rural free delivery and
phons John Eudi. i.ssqush. wash
ron nErAiG-s on LANDS
Handy 70 our mills and camps
write or see T. ~ MEfkIEJOHN
Mgr Land Dept 1901 4. q Smith Dtdx
SEATTLE. WASH
You deal with us direct"
TUHET LAKES r.tfMUEp co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

steamer KuiAhan viii call at Port
Townsend, northbound. Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 p m.
Points marked .. are boat landings
Passengers FOR these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability in
making such landing steamers pas
senker rate does not include boat land
Ing charges
baggage liability Ia limited TO wear
Ing apparel. not to exceed 400 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed FIRE.
steamers and schedules subject to
change without notice Freight re-
ceivsd daily for all points texceptins
Tacomal named in above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ticket
office. Open from sac n m to is;es
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION ca.
Ticket Office. Colman Dock.
Phone. Main 1908.
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5l=PUBLIC NOTICES

SEATTLE FDHStTUHE MOVED FHOM
FIRST ave go the sun Building. I4s0
urn ave. between Pike ana Union.
big bargains
CHANCE on MEASUREMENT
ChRH ~ Bowron. who fas been with
the Nloltz Rafferty, adsrtakiur Co
Tor over u year. has resigned hia posi-
ton ana accepted tho management OF
the Fremont Undertaking Go. ia Ere
mont Nj nowron ~ a well known
business man Ia Seattle and IL very
popular among a wide acquaintance Of
friends The Fremont Undertaking co.
f. 60 be congratulated on securing hts
services aH he thoroughly understand,
the undertaking buainosa IN all It's de-
tails and many friends are pleased that
Mr. Bowrou has received this morited
promotion
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s-For Sale-Miseellaneous


Sold At factory prices direct from our
mill We sfip any body anywhere. and
guarantee cafe delivery Go destination
our bis complete catalogue No. -
mailed free, post paid postal yard
Win bring vHe Co YOU Note below q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
3s-Real Estate Wanted
40-Exehanges

aAtf~ ENcHASoE-C CANADA LAND
cash. time. crop payments want t.ftat
building small stock ranch. washins
ton. oregon. California. west - Cas-.
radrs y Monroe. nrsmerion wash
Owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09

PUGET SOUND
STEAM Frs
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE prou corMAN
DOCK. roof or nAnios STREET
t,.ss. Arrive
ssstti. Seattle
'sis'svis. n c.--rsr- r.-ss~.s-r.rt
Ass~iss
ifiV -ts~rass sol bee. ssri ssprn
raia- Ts~nssnf Williams tsIiy
nirhi Dunsss.s. ts.agisnl.
daily Aas~lss ard vie,ests
'pe.s net call 81
Victoria sunesy.
r.o.ss Dir~ss
7 ts.rn si~ssass. r.ssuas snai TEAM
te.Ha Iudt.a.psiis for Ia. 10 Ham
~ teAn cnmA direct Steamer .. ieprn
tfpm svsfr tue beers. ser' s.ispsa
isssHa sinsi. trip. &C. faunai sissfn
stpm trip csHn.csions 81 rsprn
fisepra Tsrcms stir steam ftpra
,itpra SO sss Olympia $50 it itprn
faiiy shsltan daily
rsu re~n.~.a sp~-i.l
teAn str. sleas. for pas, ispn
sepn To-n..ns atrscti is issfa
sally cenn.ets as To~n.sns daily
Nth rail iins. for all
pein's On Olympic
psninsul.
Pert s~s.end--AnaesTt~s-
n-iiinsh-u
sss~ Steamer whstoem. ssaTn
daily Ter Pert Townsend. daily
snaceftss and Rel
'iinsham
overwhelmingly
Pert re~ns~nd
re sspn - = skuishan. for tfespm
dsiy iEvsr.t Ah.cortes daily
and he inrha
Can. a. ror, Tawn-
ssnd .eathhound on
~ Does not cali at
Everett Saturdays
san Juan Islands
nee str Ho..iie. for rori' eepm
fnffn'ht Tns n.snd and nsi.' Tu-sdy
sunday bingham. via all SAN Thsfsy
Tusrdy Juan island points ssturJ
Tharsy
saa Juan Observation-Disclosures
ooam str. CIty Of Ansei- ieepm
Tu.say Tor nsliinsham via Monday
Thursy San Juan Island Wednes
sa,ury roini. Friday
Port rs-a.~na-rer Assei~.-Ne.h
Hay and WAY Ports
itsoo ls,~sm~s Utopia. for sespu
rnifn'h t'PnFt rnwursnf. Port Tue~f'y
sundayiknesiss Nsah Bay Thursy
Tuesd Wand way ports saiury
Thursy
Fort Townsend-rort Anscie. ssd
WAY Ports
irseb str wai.tesi~. sorI conn
rnidnht Port Townsend. Port SUNDAY
ondayiAnxelss. Clailsm and Wednes
wsdne. way ports Friday
Friday
Port Gambie-Iadiew-fia
oopm steamer Puget. for steam
daily Kingston. Gsmh bic daily
except 'i.udl low 'Esion. except
asturyIF taKlsr. Townsend. sunday
Hansvills. Irondale
and Hadioek
saturday Only
oopm steamer Puget. for poopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
ooam steamer Puget. for ,opm
Kingston. Ludlow and
say points
Hood Cansi-t.ambie-Lud
,,oosm Str. rotiatcb. for 7.sbsm
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble. daily
except ''BAnEor and all except
Sunday points on Hood Canal Monday
Masweiton and Austin
oosm str. rotistch forl .oopm
daily lMaswelton and Aus daily
except Tin. str. ttopis or except
Sunday Waial~aie leaves Aus Monday
tin iso n m and
NaSwsiton 1916 p
m daily except Mon
day for Seattle
steamer Kulahan viii call at Port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
FOR SALE

OwN Goop STOCK LUMBER. SIX cor
ihkos. inc0mo acreage. several lots
Fell low price. easy terms Lot me
build for you Investigate Phone
Iohn raul
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S~-~~~,~S~>~.c~.~~~~N-~~~~ 49,
lO-For Sale Livestock

FOR EALE-ONE GOOD cow. PART
Guernsey ana Jersey. . years old milk
ing and fresh next February. reason
able price. Mrs. Tucker. Port Ludlow.
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81. Paul Stove Repair 4 Plumbing Co.
Successful Treatment for Bad
Cases OF Rheumatism

We solicit cnnes
where other methods
fat. Investigate and
you viii be pleased
Consult me a D . "a
Asthma. rheumatism.
Hrnnchtttn Tpn~iiitts
prnpsy Appendicitis.
Dyspepsia. khtn De.
eases Ulcers Tumoru
Nervousness. Paralysis
Quick cures for Pelvic
Diseases and Other
Ailments why take
chances with unn@c~s
kafy surgical opera
ttonWf Price. 20 nuit
you.
DIt. MACY
zaa tIoey tpi~r bisg..
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Chattel Loans
Cameras and Supplies

Kodaks ard Phefoxra phic Supplies
DEVELOPING Toe
Any sire roll
ws-.. Ave ard cherry T~i Msfr 7fst
N~N~0~S~~~~~S~~~-oO~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~-~.~N-
Junk.
1Is.Ea Junk Co. 1870 First ave s Elliott
1891.
pTfrFAfO IrfSK--i7s, 4. III atsr
Opticians.
FSnand-. Fras.r-Pafsrson Co.'S balcony
Malu 1iTt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-09
HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS

wARTINfQUE HOTEL. EIGHTH AND
bni9n--A partfnents or single sleeping
rooms, with or Without private baths
Main T44O.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30
CALANTHE DECREE TEAM
ON new jersey TRIP

Calarthe Lodge. X. OF P, No 2S.
of this city. sent its degree team this
afternoon to Bridgeton, n. j., where
a class of candidates will be initiated
into the mysteries of the degree
work. The rally will be held lin the
armory of Company X, o. NJ. d., of
New Jersey. and the grand and SUI
premc lodge officers left here this
afternoon for Pennsgrove, n. j.. where
they were met by automobiles and
taken TO Bridgeton. This annual
rally brings the delegations from
lodges in that section OF New Jersey.
The officers of the grand lodge of
New Jersey. headed by Grand Chan
cellor Charles A. Covert. win also be
present and a special session of the
grand lodge will be held early in the
evening for the purpose OF confer
ring the past chancellOrs degree.
This will be followed by degree work
and speechmaking in the armory. and
then buffet luncheon will be served.
The local team viii not return un-
I'll tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30
Delaware CITY Objects
TO fenced IN PARK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE City, Del. Sept. 3O.-
Residents OF this town are wrought
up about the fence being built at the
park here. The park, near the locks.
has been open for many years, and
now It is TO be closed in with a fence.
which is to have several gates in It TO
allow visitors TO enter the park.
AS this is the only Offering the local
people have in the nature of a park.
the residents feel very much disturbed
about the plan. Efforts are now
being made 10 have the fence removed
altogether or to have it removed to its
proper line. as it is claimed that the
fence now Is nearly twelve feet on the
towns propOrety.
This promises to bring up an old
standing. argument as there had al
ways been 2 standing argument about
the canal company line and the town
line. but the settlement OF this matter
promises to settle the argument Work
on the fence was started the middle of
last week and stands within few feet
of the trolley tracks.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30
MANY DECORATED BOATS
IN The RIVER CARNIVAL

The many entrants in the annual
carnival OF the United Boat Club lined
up near Market street bridge early
this afternoon. and were ready for
the start at 3 o'clock. Predictions
that the carnival would be the great
est in the career of the club were
given life by the fine appearance of
the craft and their procession down
the Christiana river. Each boat was
gaily decorated in bunting, flags and
pennants.
For the visiting yachtsmen lunch
con will be served at the clubhouse
at 6 o'clock this evening.
Az $50 o'clock this evening the
boats will assemble at the anchorage
OF the boat club, illuminated. The boat
owners are keenly vying for the hon
ors in the various classes. Some fine
yachts. launches and canoes were seen
in the line.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30
another Child
PLAGUE victim.
TOTAL NOW "A
Health Board Tightens Quar-
antine TO Protect City
Against Disease Spread
SIX OF EIGHT latest
Cases PROVE FATAL

Another case of infantile paralysis
was reported in this city today. the
patient being Frank Lightcap. Jr..
aged years, Of No. 1902 West Sec
Ond street. This makes a total of
twenty-four cases Of the disease re-
ported TO the local health authorities
within the past few weeks. As a re
suit OF the fresh outbreak of the dis
ease. three cases being reported
yesterday. the Board Of Health yes
terday afternoon decided to issue no
more travelling permits to children
under 16 years Of age.
OUt-of town children now visiting
here who want TO 20 home. or chill
dren who may go away for an eX-
tended trip will be allowed health
certificates.
AS a result Of this new ruling Of
the Health Board to safeguard the
health of those children who live here,
hundreds of children who had planned
TO spend the weekend with their par
ents in other places were disappointed
today.
Officials at the offices of the Board
OF Health we're kept busy this morn
ing informing parents OF chlluIen re-
garding the new ruling and while
some parents were incensed over the
order, the majority appeared to realize
that the health department was acting
in their best interests.
The last case reported yesterday
was that Of Rose Mangini of No. 230i
West Second street. aged II months
who is said 70 have been in contact
with a child in that vicinity who IL
, suffering with the disease.
The orders prohibiting the promis
cuous visiting Of children to diseas'
infested districts Of New York. New
1 Jersey and Pennsylvania, is approves
/ by the medical profession Of this city
the phyicians having realized for som
time that something would lave to b
done in this city 10 check the .nhu
Of children from places where th
malady is prevalent.
According to the records Of th
health department, eight cases Of tn
disease we're reported here this weeh
There were six deaths from the dis
ease
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30
allies RECOVER 81
SQUARE MILES OF GROUND
BY HENRY WOOD

United l~rCss stan correspondent
GRAND HEADQUARTERS or THE
FRENCH ARMIES. Sept. SO.--In the
first thirteen weeks OF the Somme Of
fensive. the French and British have
gained more ground than has been
taken by the Germans in more than
six months Of battling at Nerdun
4 survey of the results of the great
allied drive. halted temporarily yes
lerday by a terrific downpour OF rain.
shows that the Allies have recon-
quered 2S5 square kilometers OF
French territory tabout 80 square
miles). exceeding by Is kilometers the
erritory gained by the Germans at
Vcrdun.
Forty-fve villages. each one organ
lied into yeritable fortress by the
Teutous. have fallen before the bat
'ering of French and British artillery.
I'm every instance the German position
was so strong that it had to be broken
lown nv shell fire before infantry
,ould storm it,
A total OF $4,000 prisoners. 2S5
lannon's. half OF which are heavy ar
tillery pieces. and more than one
thousand machine guns have been
AIKEN.
Everywhere. from the Ancre to a
point near Chaulnes. the German first
second and third lines are completely
In the hands of the Allies, also this
week rushing through hastily con-
structed German trenches for great
gains when bad weather halted opera
lions
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30
DECISION
MAY COST COPPER
COSSlOO,OOO,OOO.
Judge Bradford Sustains
Patent Suit by Mineral
Separation, Limited
FABULOUS ROYALTIES
SOUGHT BY PLAINTIFF

II a decision handed down by
judge Edward G. Bradford in United
states District Court yesterday after
noon Is sustained in the higher
courts. some Of the big copper pro
ducing companies of this country viii
have to pay more than SiO00O0,OOO in
royalties for the use OF patents they
are alleged to have infringed
Judge Bradford flied his opinion in
the case Of the Mineral separation
Limited. a corporation OF Great Brit
ian against the Miami Copper Conn
pany. a Delaware corporation. The
foreign company brought suit against
the Delaware corporation. whose
mines are at Miami, Arizona. for al
legged infringement Of three United
States patents for processes relating
to ore separation in the production OF
, copper The bill was filed ON Oc-
tober 10. 1914. and the trial began
March %. 1915. and was concluded
May 20. 1915. II was one OF the most
technical cases ever held in local
court.
In the opinion filed yesterday. two
patent claims In the suit were sustain
ed by Judge Bradford. while the third
patent claim was held TO be inNalu.
-Four claims OF the second patent In
/ the suit were sustained and the third
+ patent was held invalid owing to
prior art
The records in the case cover 5000
pages and the trial was the longest
of any case tried in Wilmington.
More money was involved and the
scope was broader than that OF the
DUPONT powder stock suit now pend
ing before the same court
o. More than sl00,000.OOo I'M royaltie'
d. are claimed by tie Mineral separation
: Limited, Tor the use Of the patents al
e leqed 10 be- iuirmgod. although thu
2 money claim IS not directly an lssue a.
. the pcnding suit. II is expected tlmt
S demand for the big copper comp le
q using the Mineral Separations oil hota
h tion process to pay royalties for the us
e. Of that process will now be made. III
2 Mimi Company. defendant in the suit
y is expected 10 carry an appeal 10 th
Circuit Court Of Appeals in an effort {.
{ oycrturn Ihc decision of Joseph Bradford
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30
WAR Correspondent
TO VISIT Wilmington
'Durborough on the Firing
Line" Will Be Shown by
The Evening Journal
WILL APPEAR AT QUEEN
THEATRE NEXT WEEK

"Durborough on the firing line.
the great motion pictures secured by
Wilbur II. Durhorough, n Delawar-
can at the battle fronts In the Euro
pean war and in Mexico, as a news
paper photographer will be shown
by THE EVENING JOURNAL, at
the Queen Theatre, October ., and
II by special arrangements with Mr..
Durborough and the theatre. These
pictures are said by CRITICS TO be the
greatest that have ever been placed
on the screen OF scenes in the world
war.
A few years ago a young man from
near Dover entered Goldey College OF
this city. A few months later he
started out to battle with the world.
This youg man. Wilbur n. Durbor-
ough has had. we dare say. during
the last ten years more thrilling eN-
perienccs than any other son OF peia
ware
Durborough has won for himself a
big name in the newspaper world
He had been given some of the most
difficult newspaper assignments, Du'
ne has always delivered.
For several years he has been one o
the stars of The Newspaper Enteprs'
Associatiun. Of which rHh ENhNlN,
JOURNAL is member. Durborousl
has made his reputation as a ioatuf'
writer. While working on an nsaign
ment in Mexico in 1913, he was th
first newspaper man 10 picture Panch'
villa. lie travelled with Pancho for sew
ernl months and took great iniercs
! ian the willy Mexican. lie saw him -.
a clever ru-c. cvnde the Fedcrals az Ch'
huahua City, then march north and cap
tur, Iuarez. Villa having taken a gren
interest in Durborough, invited him
few weeks lnter TO come To Chihuami
/ CITY which he had entered after th
Federals evacuated and marched mort
/ to- Oimaga. Durboroueh went south I
4 chihuahua City again, this time as
,rue.t oi Panclo Villa lie was given
horse TO ride and was also given an al
tomobile and chauffeur for his own Ms
He then went north with the Villa arm
and was with them all through Il
, fighting at Oinaga. At the end Of q
! ten.day battle Villa had captured q
, town and driven about 1000 fedoru
/ across the Rio Grunde river into q
1 United Statos. Then going south wi
! the Villa army, he saw them take q
, CITY of Torreon. Dmborough then r
turned To- the United States for fe
weeks.
His next big assignment was TO =
Continued On Page Two)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30

Alfred s. Elliott. we'll known in
business and social circles of VIII
mington. died at 4.3O o'clock this
morning. at his residence, No. 1909
Jefferson street. after several months
of poor health. during the last few
weeks of which period he has been
critically IN with heart trouble. Flu
nearl services will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from the
late residence. with private interment
in Wilmington and Brandywine GENE
terry at the convenience of the family
Born about 20 years ago on a farm
IN Chrlstiana hundred. Mr.. Elliott
had lived all his life In New Castle
county. He was a son of the late
BENJAMIN Elliott, ana while still
boy his parents moved from the farm
where he was born to the old Elliot
homestead. which is still standing OF
the Concord turnpike In Brandy1vins
hundred, and has been in the family
for generations.
Mr. Elliott's early education was
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-09-30
KENT REPUBLICANS
solid IN Campaign
Looking Ahead to Victory,
and Not Disturbed by
Third Ticket
DEMOCRATS RESENT
"HOGGING" OF PLACES

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON. Del. Sept 3O.-Two
political furries which occurred in
Kent county this week over the selec-
tion OF a State ticket by the so-called
Independent Republicans" and the
so-called Progressives, backed by the
Alfred /. duPont-Alee contingent, has
not caused much of a stir among Re-
publican organization men in Kent
county. AS a matter of fact. these
two efforts TO create a sentiment OF
discomfort among the Republicans Of
Kent county have not succeeded. The
Republican organization of today is
stronger and more united than ever
and more determined TO win out.
The Democrats Of the two lower
counties have stood of and glOated
over the apparent dissatisfaction in
the Republican ranks with hopes of
walk-over in the coming campaign
for the State and county tickets. but
in this apparent victory for them
there can be little real satisfaction,
for the Republicans Of Kent county
say they expect to carry Kent this
year.
They know that everything is not
smooth sailing with the Democrats
and that there Is bitter feeling In sec
tions OF Kent and Sussex counties
over the turn downs and defeats al
the Democratic State Convention on
September and the county primar
les in the last two weeks. In Kent
county especially Isl this apparent
At the State convention the Kent and
Sussex delegates believed that New
Castle county in asking for the
United States Senator and the attor
ney general. two OF the most import
ant offices should have been salts
filed with them and asked for nothing
more. but not satisfied with these two
offices. that county also secured the
lieutenant governor nomination. not
withstanding the fact that New Castle
county now has the lieutenant COVER
nor. who is just finishing four yea
/ term. It was evident that the vas
majority of the New Castle count!
delegates did not want that Office u
come from their county, feeling tina
, the interests of the other two nom
ness would be jeopardized. and yet
I New Castle county candidate carrie
off this nomination
I As to the efforts OF the "independ
ent Republicans" to defeat the thre
: Kent county Republican organization
Continued on Page p