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The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

ever held in this section. The Brun- dage X Fisher Amusement Co.,, six ear carnlVal company, wlll furnish the midway, which will be open day and n19nt. Excursion rates op all lines. with special train every day from MuSkogee
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

Uncle Newt Baggett and wife arrived latter part of last week from Glencoe. Oklahoma, and will spend severalsdays visiting among relatives and old friends in this locality. Uncle Newt speaks very highly of that coun- try and ls well pleased.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

H. G. Roper, who formerly re- sided W est of town, came in yes terday morning from Harrington, Washington. where he has been for the past two years. He says he has returned to Arkansas to get something to eat, and will probably remain.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

County Clerk Greer has received the pension warrants for the Con- federate pensioners in Washing ton County. There are IA III all, the amounts ranging from S17 to sos. Those from here are ]. c. Cagle Sos, l.. s. Horton S51. W. ]. Pursell S5l, Jno. Il. Holcomb S34.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday of next week are the dates for the fourth annual fair at Rogers. While the rac- ing features will be up 10 the former high standard, special ef- forts are being made to get up a creditable display of horticultu- ral and agricultural products. Springdale and vicinity will doubtless be be better represented at the fair than formerly on ac- count of the train service being more convenient.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21
Wagner's Military Band at
 Fayetteville.

Wagner's s Military Band will be one 0f the features al the Washington County Fair al Fayetteville October ,, , i, ,.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21
4 Big Circus at the Fayetteville
 Fair.

The Washington County Fair which will be held at Fayetteville October ?. 3. i, ,, promises to offer more shows and attractions than any far
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

The equalization board is now in session, making several changes in the assessed valuation of property.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

List of deeds mace and filed for rec ord for week ending "Wednesday Sep- tember l9.
 W. A. Cattron and :. 1. Cattron
 to Lafayette Reed nw4 of net
 Set of nw4 and pt net nw7 Sec
 33 Twp It k g, consideration. .Sl700 John T. and Malyina Jones to las.
 NJ. Carney, fri set ne4 fri nw4
 nw7 pt ns of nez and pt nW4 of
 nw4 Sec Twp IA R 3l ". 122
 acres, consideration .......... 750 J. ]. and Maud Clark to NJ F.
 karr, pt nw4 Of ne2 and ne3 of
 nw4 Sec 29 Twp Is k 2s W, con-
 sideration ....=.......... lo00 Bertha Mcguire to R E. King.
 pt sWz Of set Sec . twp l6 E 29
 ". consideration ............. 75 Wm. and Sarah E. Johnson to e Nellie Homesley, net ns net of
 set and sw4 of set Sec 36 Twp
 Is \ R 9, 220 acres. eonsidera-
 tlon. ...........-......-.=. -.=.-.=. ]. :. ...... 100 Henry and CarrIe Meyer to Bedie
 NJ. Cherveney, Es set of net Sec
 Il and swz of nw4 and nv of
 sw4 Sec l2 all in Twp l3 k 90
 ", 100 acres, consideration s25 Marriage licenses issued for week ending Wednesday, September l9. T. E. Rich, B. 5................S Sunset Miss Lucy blankenship 22 1" Abe c. Hale l9. ............ Strickler Miss Flora E. Lee, T .... '' Lige OSburn. g .........S Sunset Miss Fannie Howard. 15. ... Winslow The equalization board is now in session, making several changes in the
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

Marriage licenses issued for week ending Wednesday, September l9.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

September 17-Warm weather again.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

List of deeds mace and filed for rec ord for week ending Wednesday Sep tember 19.
The Springdale news., 1906-09-21

ORY DREE.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
Baseball, Boxing, Golf and Other Sports
~ AFRO
DUPONT BOYS AGAIN TRIUMPH
OVER WETHERILL CLUB
Senator'S 0uipIay Chester
Rivals and Win Seventh
Victory

Greatly strengthened since their last
visit here, the Wetherill team of Chester
crossed bats with the DUPONT team yes
terday at Elsmere. Included in their line
up was Haney. a pitcher from the Up
land team and Peters of the Onion
League. Of Chester. For five innings it
looked as though the Chester boys had a
winning combination, but In the sixth
Haney passed two men and DUPONT fol-
lowed this up with four straight hits,
scoring enough runs to win easily. Buck
for the visitors made a sensational catch
in center field, running in and getting
the hail but few inches from the
ground while Hughie McWillams made a
record for himself by not only stealing
second ana third, but completing the cir
cult oy stealing home. Peters, in sliding
home il the second inning dislocated his
elbow and was compelled TO retire from
the game. On account of the Wetherill
team missing their train and arriving on
the ground very late, it was decided TO
play but seven innings The score follows:
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

try and can be made to return a hand
some profit 10 the owner
II is not 70 be supposed, however, that
poultry will thrive without care. The
trouble with poultry in the past has been
that IT has been neglected. The average
farmer belittes the hon and con idcrs
her beneath his digniiy-of no value. and
III only for the attention OF the women
folks. If the average farmer would keep
n flock Of from 100 20 800 laying hens, and
give them half the care he gives his COWS
and hogs. he would nrd the balance sheet
at the end Of the year In favor of the
hens. There is a saying that "a hea viii
eat anything hog viii and make a good
deal better use Of IT," II farmers would
raise less pork and more fowl. feed more
clean, wholesome gran TO their hens. and
less brewery refuse to their COWS, We
would find fewer farm mortgages begging
for takers.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
ALL.WILMINGTON LOST TWO
Their Defeats Were No Disgrace.
Grow Proud Pitched WE'LL

All-Wilminrton went to Scaford yester-
day and played the fast team Of that
place. scaford has been playing great
ball, playing Dover two games, one ten
innings, with the score to ]. Five men
ON the team are from the Jersey League.
I'm the first game Grow" Proud was
pittcd against Miller Ca man who gets
si.5 a MONTH and Proud lost after thir-
teen innings of magnificent baseball, score
2 to l. Proud had seaford shut out until
the eighth inning when an error let Sea-
ford tie the score. TWO more errors In tho
thirteenth inning downed Joe Proud IN
one Of the finest games ever played in
Delaware. Proud was complimented by
the spectators on his fine work
In the second game Ail-Wimington out
hit scaford but the strain Of the first
was too much and they lost 20 3.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
WhITEWASHED
UPLAND AGAIN
New Castle A. A. Makes II
Three Straight Victories
For Chester Visitors

NEW CASTLE. July 5.-Monager
Murphys ball club not only used the
Whitewash brush on the strong Up-
land club but in the afternoon game
fmpticd the bnckert over the Pennsyl-
vania visitors. It looked like an old
cme policy row-4-l1-44. AT the morn-
ing game McGrory was IN the box,
and only three hits We're scratched to-
gether by Upland, while New Castle
tried the crap numbers and piled up
Z I'll took II innings to do the trick.
Countiss won permission for first took
liberties to second and when Chase
pounded out a clean one came home
Ind the Countiss won the game and
Incidentally an extra 81 bin for HIM
solf MeGrory had fifteen strike outs,
while Berren had only two to his
credit
The Afternon Game.
About 500 enthusiasts filed the seats
at the afternoon performance but only
nine innings We're necessary TO decide
The game. The New Castle players had
their batting clothes on and pounded
Ousey fairly we'll Including a 81 home
run for Bradford. The score was II
to O.
The scores follow:
Morning Game.
n. C. 20 600 90 o 0 90 IL z
Upland 90 0 o 900 90
Afternoon Game.
New Castle 0400 10 6 XII 10
Upland 100 o o o.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
PASSING OF CAPTAIN HANK
HAFF, TRUEST OF SPORTSMEN

The death of Captain Hank Haff
which occurred at Islp early Sunday
morning, is an event which win be re-
membcred as long as there lis sport in
America or sporting blood i'm the veins
of Americans. IL means the passing OF
one Of the truest sportsmen that ever
lived.
Captain Hank IS known to fame as
the man who slcippered so many Amer
lean yachts to victory. but those who
know him best were also aware that he
had an eye and a hand for any contest
I'm which courage and gameness and a
cheerfull optimism that the best man
always wins counts for points. Next to
steering contender for the America
Cup he loved to sit behind a fast colt
with a smooth stretch OF road ahead OF
him. He could handle the reins as well
as the tiller.
This doughty skipper was a product
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

'Best game of the season.
'Also longest extra inning contest
'Nlllison had slight advantage over
Beatty.
'The put outs at FIRST were unusually
large
.The winner was not known until the
last man was out.
'MoDonough put up beautiful game at
third.
r. johnson and Mannering pulled off the
fielding catches.
sCatts and Dawson were everywhere.
'Mike Floods and stirlith's first base
playing were Al.
Thirteen innings without an error is
going some. That's Landhth's record.
fThe spectators went home as wen at
isned as it they had seen two big league
teams play.
'Alike Floods friends were glad to see
him back in the game.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
ABE ATTELL WINS
Fight With NEIL
Worlds Championship Bat
tie One OF the Greatest
in Years

Wonderful footwork. the constant use
of great left jab, grand ring general
ship and perfect physical cond on won
Abe Attell the decision over frankie Nen
in the battle for the worlds feather
weight championship at Los Angles yes
terday afternoon.
Although TO an expert Attell had the
battle safe at almost all stages. vet the
fighting was extremely even until the
twelfth round. Then the de OF battle
began to change and the speed and gem
eralship of the champion told. Neil, fight
ing like the little wild demon he is, sailed
in round after round only to be battered
into only a semblence of a human beng
by the stinging jabs and well placed up
percuts of his agile foe Atten, cool and
calculating, shot out his wonderful left
straight and true. while the right was
used in short. quick darts upward at his
opponents chin.
A crowd, second only to the Nelson
Herrera fiasco crowd, gathered around
the ring. which was pitched in the open
air Attell was installed a 10 to favorite.
but the betting was light. He entered the
ring weighing 10 pounds. while Neil
scaled 49,
Attell had the advantage in height and
reach. while Neil was built the stronger.
Early in the battle Atten started a fiow
of blood from Frankie's nose and also
closed his right eye. Abe kept batterlne
at the two bad points throughout the
fight.
1t was one Of the most vicious battle.
ever fought on the Coast. Neither man
showed any inclination to shirk and there
was not an idle moment during the whole
twenty rounds.
Jimmy Walsh, Of Boston, challenged the
winner.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

OF the Long Island coast that has turn
ed out so many good men and true. He
came of seafaring stock. His father be-
fore him was lost az sea when he was
a child and his guardian sought to keep
him from q like fate by bringing him
up on a farm. He stuck to it manfuly
for a time, but the sea was calling all
the while, and he could no more have
kept away from it than he could have
stopped breathing. He belonged to the
sea and the sea was his, to coach, 10
caress. to defy, to conquer.
With this spirit In his fibre and with
the blood Of a real sportsman in his
veins and the courage and skill OF a
Viking It is no wonder that he steered
the Mayflower and the Vigilant and the
rest to victory. They were fast craft?
Yes, but Captain Hank made them
faster
That was his business i'm life, and he
did it as well as it could be done.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
DOINCS AT SOUTH SIDE PARK

'Hot accepted all chances without an
error and made a great stop.
'Beatty again demonstrated his ability.
.stirlith made a record at first for put
outs.
'Conneli and Floods errors were ex-
ousable. They had % put outs between
them.
manager salter says look out for Land
lith from now on.
+Forrest contributed nice single.
'Nothing over "A single was allowed.
srwo games on Saturday at South SIDE
Park for one admission. X-Wilming ton
and Browatown viii be the principals in
the tragedy.
'Landlith and N-Brandywine accepted
ia chances during the game and only .
errors marred the play. Guess that amt
going some.
'Beat;y made a beautiful catch Of a
line drive which brought forth much
wen earned applause.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
ARE YOU A MEAT EXPERT?
Chance for Those Who Are to Get !.
Into the Federal Service.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The United
states Civil Service Commission. on
July p, is going to give 400 American'
citizens chance to help President
Roosevelt carry out his meat inspec-
tion law. On that day they announce.
that an examination will be held to
secure for the Department of Agri-
culture 400 inspectors of meat products,
and the men must be between 21 andt
30 years Of age and must have had not
less than one years experience in the
work required to be done. These in
spectors are not required to be veterin-l
arians. but must from experience be
qualified to determine whether or not
meat is sound, wholesome and ut for.
human food. and must be competent to-
supervise the preparation and handling
OF the various meat food products. The
salary to start with viii be $1,000 per
annum. Anyone desiring information
or application blanks and intending to
take the examination should wrte
direct TO the United states Civil Service
Commission, Washington, d. C.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
BASEBALL NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE
II

Pittsburg drew the banner crowd Of
both leagues yesterday, 85.952 attend
ing both games. The Athletics with
2aSl7 We're second and Chicago with
2S, 600 was third. The American Lea
sue drew 76,6SO people, and the Ma
tional 70.952.
Lajoie made his Tooth hit OF the
season yesterday.
Yesterday was the banner ball day
OF the year.
President Carpenter. OF the Tri-State
league, yesterday fined Flourney, OF
Harrisburg, and Dougherty. Of Lancas-
ter s100 each and suspended them
until July 10, for assaulting umpires
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
LANDLITEi Wins GREAT
THIRTEEN INNING CONTEST
X-Brandywine Pul Up Stub
born Game Bui Had to
Surrender

In the most exciting ana best played
game Of the season Landlith. after thir-
teen hard fought innings tgiumphed over
x-Brandywine 2 to /. at South Side Park
yesterday afternoon. The fast and sensa-
tional playing Of both teams had The
large crowd on edse throughout and ap-
plauso in liberal quantities was in order.
Not a man reached first base until Ahe
fourth innings. when Beatty walked stir
nth. Not a bit was made by either side
until The sixth. when with three balls and
two strikes called on him Cunningham
cracked out d pretty single.
The first run came IN the seventh and
Smart. OF Landith, was the guilty one.
Forrest committed the same onCnse In
the elehth and the score remained ! TO 1
until The thirteenth inning when u. john
son singled. stole second and third and
came home on squeeze play Ecrich be-
ms at bat and placing a beautiful buni
which put both Flood and Beatty in ac-
ton. Both pitchers deserve lots OF credit
with Mllison getting a tribe more. f.
johnson and Aiannering both pulled on
sensational catches IN the hoid while Me-
Donoushs work at third could net have
been better. Dawson, Cats and Neave
also no'ded their positions in excellent
style.
10 shy that the players OF both teams
played In grand style Is telling the whole
story IN nutshell IL was big league BAN
from start to finish and an went home
wen satisfied with the article Of ban put
Up by Wilmington amateurs. The score;
TAN-IoT IfsIT
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
DOVER WON AND LOST

The Dover and Germantown Club. OF
Philadelphia, played two interesting
games at Doverr yesterday and at the
conclusion honors were even. The morn
ing contest went 10 innings and the visit-
ors won by the score of TO 8. In the
afternoon It took 10 more innings to de-
eide the winners who turned out TO be
Dover, the score being . to l.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
ENGLAND LOSES
CHALLENGE CUP
Club Nautque De GraRde OF
Belgium First TO Win
Great Honor

BY Our own Wire. Publishers Press.
HENLEY ON THAMES, uly 5.-The
crew of Trinity Hail. Cambridge was
defeated to-day by the crew represent
ing the Club Nautque de Grande Of
Belgium in the race for the Grand Chal
lenge Cup. The Belgians won by three
lengths from the English crew and
finished in the time Of 7.O9.
AS the result Of the race the Grand
Challenge Cup leaves England for the
first time in its history and during the
next year win adorn the headquarters
of the Belgian rowing club.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
LOCAL GIANTS PLAY WELL

The Wilmington Giants and Philadel-
phia Giants met at Front and Union
yesterday morning, and after six in
nings of play the score was 0 to O.
In the afternoon the Chester A. A..
were she victims by the score Of IS to
0. The pitching OF Kid Carter feat
ured both contests.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
MISS MAY SUTTON
LOSES Her TITLE
Miss Kate Douglas, Former
Champion. ReeainS Tide
From American
y our own wire. publl.horg' Press.

BY our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
LONDON July miss May sutton
OF California who won the worlds
tennis championship fer women last
year by defeating Miss Kate Douglas
was herself defeated today IN the chal-
ionse round by Miss Douglas, who thus
rogains the championship, which was
wreslrd from her a year ago by the
American expert. Miss Douglas won In
straight sets, although Miss sutton put
up a hard fight for the second set, and
Ii won't to deuce before the English
player finally won out. The score ssood
6-3 and 81.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
WILMINGTON COUNTRY CLUB

The gilf links at the Wilmington
Country Club were very literally pa-
tronized yesterday. A match fourscore
was played in the afternoon and was
won by Alexander c. Cooper and Stuart
Groves, their scores being 1874 AL
though there was no display of fire.
works the club house was we'll filled
numerous dinner parties.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

far exceeds the returns given by a COW.
says the Massachusetts Ploughman.
Fifty good laying puilets are worth no
more than a good-grade dairy cove n
sidering their utility only and eliminat-
from the comparison Their value for
ibition or fancy breeding purposes.
~--<ood strong utility puilets. If given
nmon-sense management, VIII
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
RAIN DID IT

X-Wilmngton, leaders Of the Whining
ton City League, were to have played the
strong Atlantic City Club at the shore
yesterday but 1t rained up until o'clock
and the game had to be called of en- ac-
count of the bad condition of the grounds.
The large crowd Of rooters who accom-
panied the locals We're much disappinted
in not seeing a game.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
GUN CLUB VICTORS

The Wawaset Gun club shot re-
turn match with the Blue Ball Club in
this city yesterday afternoon. and
won by the score Of PSI to 2s5 J. b.
McHugh carried of the honors with
80 breaks out Of 80 shot The score
between these clubs IS now even and
The deciding match viii be shot later.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
The Discovery Of coooa.

Three hundred and eighty-six years
ago the Spanish with Cortez found
cocoa IN common use IN Mexico.
Since then cocoa has been improved
wonderfully until now the final and
greatest Improvement is offered i'm
Crofts Swiss MIX Cocoa.
Never before has there been a cocoa
so healthful, SO smooth and creamy.
so rich and delicate in flavor.
The only cocoa in glass jars.
Croft & Allen Co, Makers. Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
WASHINGTON A. c. DO WELL

The Washington A. c. journoyed to
Camden yesterday and defeated the syl-
van a. c. of that city in a morning and
afternoon game by scores Of IL to 1 and
o to g.
The Washington A. c. would like to
hear from any 19-year-old teams in tho
city. A game for Saturday is desired. Ad-
dress Norman Mousley. 1881 Lincoln
street.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

yield a profit for a year. over and atove
their feed, Of s75-sieo a hen a year. If
the same flock Of hens is given scientific
treatment the Income may be greatly In
creased. think II is SAT, 10 say that
there are few COWS which. when their
feed is paid for. return net profit CT
S55 a year TO the owner. I make this COM
parison. not FOR the purpose Of dlsparag.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

Journeys offense was committed
Tuesday at Williamsport. and Dough-
erty''s yesterday. Manager Cronus.
Deal and McCabe were fined $40 each
for rowdyism. Crolius was notified
that If he again attempted play Ward.
the former member Of the Phnlies. he
would Soc fined and suspended.
Pittsbug twice lost / to yesterday.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

ing the dairy interests OF the state. but
to emphasize the possibility Of the hen as
a staple source Of revenue. a large per-
centage Of farms has one or more acres
unit for even pasture. Such land is
ideal land for poultry provided it is dry
A field Of rocks growing up to sprouts
and briars is an IDEAL situation for poul-
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

For the ten months ending April. 10 6.
stoOOOOO worth Of canned beef. s225O-
900 of hog products and Si55ocO) Of lard
were imported into Great Britain from
the United tSates.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
WBTIIERILL.

Earned runs, DUPONT, 3; base on balls.
off Crouch, 3; off Haney. 4; struck out
by Crouch 0; by Haney, 4; left on bases,
dupont 8; Wetherill, 8; stolen bases.
Prentiss. .; Broad ? Bacon, .; Nlcwn-
liams, 3; double play Hanarhan to Cum
ningham; time, 10; umpire. McNee.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
WITH THE SHOOTERS.

The Riverview Gun Club held an in
teresting all-day shoot yesterday. G..
Buckmaster's shooting was feature.
he breaking 90 targets out of 100 shot
at. c. Simon was second high gun
with sc breaks.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
HONEY MELODY, WINNER

with a terrific right flush on the
law Honey Melody. Of Boston, last
night c9nched the claim to the white
weitcr-weSght title by knocking out
Willie Leuis>of New York, in the third
round at ChelSca, Mass. over 1900 at
tended and Afclf0dy was a 10 to z
favorite.
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

Nearly an Of Delaware's crack
marksmen win contest in the Grand
Eastin Handicap, which viii be held
under the ousipices OF the Florist Gun
Club az Wissinoming on July 16. IL. is
and 10
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
7777I7 -
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
X-Bmndywire 10000 c-1
L1ndnih .......O 0O0OO1O0O 1--2
Evening journal., 1906-07-05

Ten-day Niagara Falls Excursions.
Pennsylvania Rlilroad popular out
ings July 6. 20. August TO- "a. Septem-
Der 7, 21. Only So Train leaves $50
n N
Evening journal., 1906-07-05
HENS AND COWS

More Money Made on Former If Cared
for Properly. y
BY 4 comparison Of the intrinsic
Of an Individual hen. and her cos A4
maintenance for year, we hnd
ss proportion to her value and co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-05
COL. REGAN's FUNERAL.
Local Organizations Arranging
Honor His Memory.

Word was received here yesterday that
the remains of Col. James Regain. late
commandant of the 9th United States In
fantry. will probably reach Washington
during the coming week. The body was
brought to San Francisco from the Phil
ippines and 1t Is believed there will be little
delay in the transportation eastward. Mrs.
Regain, widow of Col. Regain. is stopping at
the home of Col. Rutherford, 1921 10Th
street northwest, and the latter has charge
of the preliminary arrangements for the
funeral. Alpha Parham, member of the
central office staff of the metropolitan po-
lice and Sergt. John J. Strain, two men,
bers of the committee of the 9th Regiment
Association will be informed as soon as the
remains arrive IN this city and will ar
range for the association and for the Army
and Navy Union to attend the obsequies.
On account of the present disposition of
the troops in the annual encampments Gen.
Andrew s. Burt has informed the 9th Reg
iment Association that it will be impossible
to hold a full military funeral. but the
association and the Army and Navy Union
will strive to make up the deficiency by
turning out in their full strength.