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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-23
Chesapeake Steamship Company
Chesapeake Line. E E,Fs Sc 4 n pa Is

AUGUSTA" and "ATLANTA,"
For OLD PoiN1 COMFORT and NORFOLK.
VIRGINIA.
Steamers leave Baltimore daily Except
Sunday at $50 p. M, and arrive Old Point
Comfort Mt 8 a. m. and Norfolk att Is a. M,
where connection is made with the rail lines
for all points south and Southwest
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NAlNsooK CORSET COVERS

Low round neck, with yoke back
and front of Val. lace insertion,
beading and ribbon between in
sertion. Sells regu- 10o
larly at SOC; specia' 80, fcC
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LADIES' MUSLIN GoWNS-Cut
full length and width, yoke made
of cluster of hemstitched tucks
with embroidery insertions set in
between yoke and back. Regu-
lar price, SOC; EOo
special at..... ........ OOO
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LOVeman. Joseph & Loeb
Anniversary
Bargains
in Ladies' Drawers

LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS
Open and closed styles, full fash
toned, deep hem around bottom,
with three fine tucked bands at
the waist Sells regularly TX
at 25c; special :. ...... Lev
CAMBRIA DRAWERs-Open and
closed styles, deep ruffle of sheer
lawn, with two clusters of fine
tucks, and deep hemstitched
hem. Sells regularly at OSo
39c; special at......-....N~ DO
MUSLIN DRAWERs-open and
closed styles. French yoke bands.
deep hem around bottom finished
clusters of eight tucks ahead of
hem. D. .egularly QSo
at soc; special. -. ..... COC
CAMBRIA DRAWERS-Tucked,
full fashioned. open and closed
styles, French yoke band, deep
ruffle of lawn; drawers of nicer
quality have never been 1Qo
sold under 59c; special. -. fOO
CAMBRIA DRAWERS-Open and
closed styles, French yoke bands,
finished with deep lawn ruffle.
with three rows of hemstitching,
and dainty ruffle of Hamburg EN-.
broidery with cluster of six tucks.
Sells regularly at 75c; kOo
special at. =. -. 0Jc
NAlNSook Observation-Disclosures
style, full fashioned, French yoke
bands, open and closed styles,
deep lawn ruffle with four fine
chad nd ApichnJ
with lace ruffle. Never Coz
sold under soc; special. Wv
sNAlNSooK DRAWERs-Open and
closed styles. deep ruffle of lined
embroidery with hemstitched
tucks and finished at the head of
ruffle with blind embroidery in
sertion. Sells regularly OK
at S125; special at. ..... CcC
NAlNSOOk DRAWERS-Open
style, deep ruffle of lawn with
two rows of lace let in with lace
insertion ruffle on the edge. Sells
regularly at $1.50 OQo
special. .... :. $3.50. Wv
NAINsoOk DRAWERs-Open and
closed style, with ruffle of Ham
burg, embroidered in new de-
signs, finished at head of ruffle
with seam beading and cluster of
six tucks. Sells regu- I Ok
larly at $1.75; special. I.~C
NAlNSOOk DRAWERS-Open and
closed styles, full ruffle of lawn
with lace insertion, full lace ruffle
edge, finished with embroidery
beading and wash ribbon drawn
through and ribbon bows to the
side. Sells regularly at co
| S2.25; special at. Luz
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$1.25 French Nets al Csc

20 pieces of this pretty and desir-
able 45-inch Calais nets. for
afternoon and evening toilettes.
fancy waists and dresses. Small
and dainty designs and d'esprits.
Values that usually sell up TO
$1.25 yard-Anni- OK
versary Sale price. ....... OOC
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$4,000, $500 and $3.50 Suits at $14.95
During Anniversary
Week

We had fifty of these suits
last Week-but the popular
price quickly reduced the
number to half. Others were
added-in fact, we were
obliged to include them to
keep sizes and styles COM
plete. On Monday we renew
the offer for Anniversary
Week.
These suits are all new
this seasons styles-repre-
senting in style and finish
some of the choicest numbers
shown by us this season in
our regular stock. Eton and
Pony styles-all good colors.
We expect that the special
low price of Sl4.95-less than
wholesale cost to us-Will
close out every one of them
this week.
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LOveman, Joseph & Loeb
THIS WEEK
Muslin
Underwear
Anniversary
Bargains
in PetticOatS

MUSLIN PETTIcoATs--Well made,
full ruffle around bottom, With
wide tucks and deep hem
stitched hem. Sells regu- OOo
larry at soc; special at. OoC
M U S L N PETTlcoATs-All
lengths. deep lawn ruffle with 2
wide hemstitched tuclis, set on
ruffle and full lace edge; lawn
dust runle. Sells regu- 200
iarly at CSC; special at. -. W
MUSLIN PETTlcoATs-Deep
lawn ruffle, with cluster of fou:
wide tucks, finished with EN-
broidery ruffle around bottom
and lawn dust ruffle. Sells regu-
larly at $1.25; nS
special at ......O OC
MUSLIN .PETTIcoATs-Full
wide, deep lawn ruffle AROUND
bottom, with clusters of five hem
stitched tucks, finished with deep
ruffle of dainty pattern Swiss EN-.
broidery and lawn dust ruffle.
Sells regularly at s1.50; 10
special at... .... l.lO
MU SLfN PETTicoATs-Deep
lawn rifle and three clusters of
wide hemstitched tucl1s finished
around the bottom with very
deep ruffle of dainty Swiss en-
broidery and heavy scallop and
lawn dust ruffle. Sells regularly
at $1.75; special 90
at.
MU slim PETTlCeoTs-Deel
lawn ruffle with three Torchon
lace insertions set In, two hem
stitched tucks between each in
sertion; full lace ruffle around
the bottom and lawn dust ruffle.
Sells regularly at $500; I ~
special at. 80 -. -. LILO
MUS LIN .PETTICoATS-Deep
knee founce of lawn, finished
with two clusters of fine tucks.
eight tucks in each cluster and a
very deep ruffle of Swiss en-
broidery; has lawn dust ruffle.
Sells regularly at $3.50; I 70
special at...... -. =. ~
M u 81 IN PETTicoATS-All
lengths, deep knee fiounce of
sheer lawn finished with clusters
of fine tucks and wide hem.
stitched tucks; deep Swiss EN-
broidery ruffle, heavily scalloped
and lawn dust ruffle. Sells reg
ularly at $500; OK
special -. :. :. ....... I.oO
USLlN PETTicOATS--Deep
knee flounce around bottom. with
three clusters of fine tucks set on
ruffle finished with deep Swiss
embroidery edge; scalloped
around bottom and lawn dust
ruffle. Sells regularly OK
at $500; special at >. ~.fO
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LADIES' CORSET CovERS-Full
blouse front, with a deep round
yoke of three lace insertion bands
of plain materials between each
insertion. Sells regu- 10
larly at csc; special at. -. ~
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$500 All Silk Standings al Csc


The most desirable silk fabrics for
exclusive afternoon and evening
gowns. We have them in all the
most satisfactory shades for this
purpose: 20 inches wide, and i'm
ported to sell regularly at S9c
and $1.00 a yard-Anni- Coz
versary Sale price at. =. wv
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llSc
NAINsook CORSET COVERS

NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS
Very full deep round yoke front
and back, double row of Val. lace
insertion, beading and ribbon be
tween each insertion, neck and
armholes, finished with full lace
ruffle edge. Sells regu- kOo
larlv at Use. special at CCC
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LADIES' MUSLIN GoWNS-Cur
very full: elbow sleeves. with
ruffle of embroidery, low V necl.
back and front with yoke of blind
embroidery and embroidery ruffle
around neck. Sells regu- QOo
larly at $1.25; special at. CcC
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NAlNSoOk CORSET COVERS
Low round yoke. double rows of
lace insertion and ribbon between
the insertion, lace insertion
around back, neck and armholes.
Sells regularly at soc, OQo
Special -. Wv
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NAlNsooK CORSET COVERS

Deep pointed yoke of Val. lace
insertion, neck and armholes fin
ished with dainty lace beading
and wash ribbon drawn through
and lace ruffle edge. Sells r"gu-
l larry at Csc; 4Sc
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Three styles in white lawn waists,
some wi h embroidered panels and the
whole front made in tiny tucks. Others
in plain tailored effects and hemstitched
tucks with short sleeves. Reduced
this week to soc
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CSC Lawn Waists at 75c

Several styles of lawn waists-trim-
med with lace and embroidery with fancy
short sleeves, an exceptional value at
this special price.
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Anniversary
Bargains
in Dainty Gowns

LADIES' MUSLIN ooWNs-Made
of nice quality muslin, cut full
length and width. square yoke in
the back and hemstitched tucked
yoke in front, V neck, neck and
sleeves finished with ruffle. Reg
u a[ar CSC kind 45c
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Loveman. Joseph & Loeb
iS;i..n L. J. ( l. Anniversary Store News

Anniversary
Bargains
in Dainty Gowns
LADIES' MUSLIN GoWNS-Made
of nice quality muslin, cut full
length and width, square yoke in
the back and hemstitched tucked
yoke In front, V neck, neck and
sleeves finished with ruffle Reg
a alar CSC kind 45c
LADIES' MUSLIN GoWNs-Cut
full length and width, yoke made
of cluster of hemstitched tucks
with embroidery insertions set in
between yoke and back. Regu-
lar price, 89c; SOo
special at... $500. OOO
LADIES' MUSLIN GoWNS-Full
length and width. yoke front of
embroidery insertion, with wide
tucks between each insertion; V
neck; neck and sleeves finished
with narrow ruffle of embroidery.
Sells regularly at csc; 700
special at. go. .......... Nv
LADIES' MUSLIN GoWNS-Cut
very full: elbow sleeves. with
ruffle of embroidery, low V necl.
back and front with yoke of blind
embroidery and embroidery ruffle
around neck. Sells regu- OOo
larly at Slips; special at. CCC
LADIES' NAINsook GOWNS
Made of very soft quality French
nainsook, with low round neck,
finished with wide embroidery
beading and ribbon drawn
through; elbow sleeves. Sells
regularly at $3.50; OQo
special .,.. 49,. -. -. wv
LADIES' NAlNsook GOWNS
Low pointed neck, with yoke of
fine tucks and lace insertion set
in and finished with lace ruffle
edge, beading and wash ribbon
drawn through; elbow sleeves
with lawn ruffle finished with
fine tucks and lace edge. Sells
regularly at $1.75; 90
special at. -. ........ I'~C
LADIES' NAINsooK GOWNS
Low neck, with deep round yoke
of lace, with. large embroidery
medallions setin. across the front
and neck finished with lace bead
ing; ribbon drawn through and
lace ruffle edge; full flowing ell
bow sleeves. Regu- 40
larly $500; special at. -. liz
LADIES' FRENCH NAlNSOOk
GoWNS-Low neck, with deep
yoke of Val. insertion, one set on
the other and finished In points
with seam beading: full flowing
elbow sleeves; these styles sell
regularly at $2.25; I co
special. -. .... :. -. A'OO
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LOveman. Joseph & Loeb
Anniversary
Bargains
in Corset Covers

i'm Corset Covers
LADIES' CORSET covERS-Made
of nice quality of cambria. blouse
front with two rows of lace inser-
tion let in across front, neck and
armholes. Sells regu- loo
larly at 25c; special at. =. LOU
LADIES' CORSET coVERs.-Of
cambria. with full blouse front.
round yoke and double low of lace
straps over the shoulders; neck
and armholes finished with wash
lace e1ge. Sells regu. OIo
larlJ at 35c: special at. ~
CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS
Full blouse front. with draw
strings, pearl buttons. two rows
of Normandy Val. lace of the
clover leaf pattern let In across
the bosom. neck and aImhoies
finished with lace, all sizes. Sells
regularly at S9c. OQo
special at. go. :. -.
CAMBRIA CORSET COVERS
Full blouse front, with draw
strings at waist. pearl buttons,
tw, rows If Torchon lace inser-
tion let in ac-nss front. reck and
armholes finished with lace edge
to match. Sells regu- 900
larly at Acc; special. -. wv
NAlNsook. CORSET COVERS
1 10 nj
lace insertion and ribbon between
the Insertion, lace insertion
around back, neck and armholes.
Sells regularly at soc; QQo
Special. ..... :. -. 80. wv
NAlNSook CORSET COVERS
Low round neck, with yoke back
and front of Val. lace insertion,
beading and ribbon between in
sertion. Sells regu- 1Oo
larly at SOC; specia'. 80. IcC
NAINsooK CORSET COVERS
Deep pointed yoke of Val. lace
insertion, neck and armholes fin
ished with dainty lace beading
and wash ribbon drawn through
and lace ruffle edge. Sells rrgu-
larry at Csc; 4Sc
NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS
Very full deep round yoke front
and back, double row of Val. lace
insertion, beading and ribbon be
tween each insertion, neck and
armholes, finished with full lace
ruffle edge. Sells regu- RQo
larly at 75c; special at. :. ccC
LADIES' CORSET covERs-Full
blouse front, with deep round
yoke of three lace insertion bands
of plain materials between each
insertion. Sells regu- 10
larly at CSC; special at. -. ~
Evening journal., 1906-10-06

MOUNT HOLLY, n. j.. oct. 6.-At
the Mount Holly tracks yesterday good
racing was Witnessed despite the driz-
cling rain and the fact that the course
was not in the best of condition.
The a19 pace was won in straight
heats by W. e. Biggs, of Middletown.
with Prince March, who was sent off
two lengths to the bad.
AS they came up the stretch it was
a neck-and-neck race between Princess
r. and Browney. Shinn and Shreve
were driving for all that was in them.
When but twenty feet from the wire
Biggs, with Prince March, shot from
out OF the bunch and nipped the heat
at the wire.
In the second heat Biggs led to the
three-q quarters, with Shreve at his sad
die, when Shreve forged ahead until
they We're on even terms. Shinn. who
was driving hard came forward, maxi
ing it three abreast. On reaching the
turn Biggs let out a link and shot a
length in the lead, which he held to
the wire
The third heat went to Prince March
with Princess r. at his wheel as they
reached the wire.
Time-217 Ia; 2.1S Ia; 219.
Evening journal., 1906-10-06
ARLIE LATHAM
TELLS A STORY
This Game Was Called on AC.
count of Night Not
Darkness

Arlie Latham, who umpired in the Tri-
State League this season, and who en-
joyed the distinction Of being the only
comedian among the many professional
ball players who tried to be real funny.
tells a remarkable baseball story Of his
experiences in the Sunny South as UNI
plre in the South Atlantic League.
Since his retirement from the big
leagues no character like him has been
on the diamond. Noisy Nick Altrock. OF
the White sox, and Germany schaefer Of
the Detroits are a pair Of undertakers
compared with the irrepressible and inim-
liable Arlie Oscar Jones. who pitched
for Brooklyn, tried TO initiate Latham
with his handsprings but that let him
out Lathams CHEEKY Il got it, Capi~
which he used to sing out TO Comiskev
when both men were members Of the old
ST. Louis Browns will long be remen-
bercd.
Atlie was not a success as an umpire IN
the National League. lie couldn't accus-
tcm himself to the bulldozlng tactics OF
some of the teams. Whereas, as a player.
Latham would go after an umpire as
D
thot official as Mr.. Umpire" instead Of
In the impudent way many lesser lights
of the present day adopt Anybody who
has ever lived in the South" said Latin
am telling his little tale, knows an
about the short twilights. They are es-
pecially characteristic Of the early sum.
mer It seemed the transition from uehf
to darkness happened before could saw
You're out
During an extra-inning game in Char.
lesion last year one Of the players h,t a
high fly ITO deep center-about MS lustv +,
wallop as ] ever saw any OF the o,d
Browns make. While the BAN was on it's
fight this sudden change from twilight
1 TO darkness occurred, and before the b,u
had begun to descend it was dark. As !
licked around in the direction of the
stands an I could see We're the lights or
a lot of cigars, like so many glow worms
or hreaies So there was nothing left but
to cali the game 'on account Of night ~
New York Press.
Evening journal., 1906-10-06
WAGNER WINS BUT
BIG RACE Is OFF
French Representative Wins Big Auto Race, Handiy
Closely Followed By Other Foreign
Made Cars

French team He was followed by
Janatzy, OF the German team, with a
100 horsepower Mercedes
Fourth I'm line was Lancia, the ltal-
ian crack.
Lawler, with the American 10
horse power Prayer Miller; Elliot
shepard, Jr with the French 1870
Hotchkiss; Luttgen. with the 120
horse power German Mercedes. and
Nazzaro, with a 100 horse power Fiat
followed Jenatzy IN the order namd.
Daredevil Joe Tracy, driver Of the
American Locomobile, which won the
elimination race left ninth in line.
Tracy was cheered all the time his
machine was az the tape The Ameri-
can favorite got a good start with his
machine working well. After Tracy
the following drivere and machines left
in the order named:
Wagner, 10 horse power Darracq
(French); Cagna, 800 horsepower
Qtalian) John Haynes, 90 horse
power Haynes (American); Clement
400 horsepower Clement Bayard
French); Weilschott 100 horsepower
Fiat Qtalian); Christie, so horse
power Christie (American); Duray,
|120 horse power Lorraise- Dietrich
(French), and Fabry, 100 horsepower
Qtalian).
The 220 horsepower Fiat racer
drived by DR.. Weilschott, went wrong
in its steering on the treacherous Man
hasset Hill, on Weilschotts first round
turning completely over. DR.. Weilschott
and his mechanic Colombo, were hurl-
ed from the machine, but fortunately
escaped with only minor bruises.
The Flats stearing gear was crump-
led up, and the machine was apparent
" out Of the race.
On the second circuit OF the race for
the vanderbilt cup, concluded by the
three leading machines at 7.80, Wag-
ners 10 horse -power Darracq. was
leading with Duray second. Lancia
third. Their elapsed time was: Wag-
ner, first round. 2S.26; second round
1922. Duray, first round, sO1S: Sec
ond round, SO 10. Lancia. first round
1927; second round, COOL. Wagner's
second round was IN 1855. the fastest
time so farmade. They drove this lap
at more than GO miles an hour Wag-
ner's elapsed time for three rounds was
1.24.39; Duray, second. 1927 20: Lancia,
third, 1885; Jenatzy was only 80 Sec
onds behind Lanoia. and between them
Tracy. at this stage. was nip and tuck.
with the machines in sight OF each
other most Of the time.
Evening journal., 1906-10-06
DELAWARE SQUAD
IS WORKING WELL
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
Newark, oct Zone Of the hardest and
best practices of the season was gone
through last night by the Delaware foot
bali squad Both Varsity and scrub teams
were on the field at O'Clock and Coach
Huxley was again in charge of the men.
After about an hour at signal work
which was the snappiest so far this sea-
son, Coach Huxley explained a couple Of
now formations which will probably be
worked to-day. Much attention was also
given to kicking and the back field men
We're given some more special attention in
handling punts. Taylor the speedy half
back ad who handles kicks better than
any man on the team will be able to
start in the game to-day but it is doubt
full if he will be able TO last through the
entire contest Robin, however, is a
strong substitute for the backfield and he
and Baldwin, both being Varsity basket
ball mon handle the ball to perfection on
the double pass work They very seldom
iaalxe a tumble. After signal work the
teams were lined up for "a short scrim-
mage lasting about fifteen minutes The
aVrsity ripped through the strong scrub
out this year at will, tearing holes in the
scrub line large enough Tor a team to
drive through.
The team and students will leave New
ark over the b. and O. on the 1.O7 train
and will so Immediately to the Hotel Will
mington. The Williamson contingent will
orrive here sometime this morning and
will also put up at the Hotel Whining
ton. Altogether, this game should be one
OF the best of the season, taking into con-
slderation the showing both teams have
made so far
The Delaware team viii lineup as fol-
lows: Cam, le; Voss, It,; Messick. Capt,
lg, panennanc, G; Ward, rig; Lawson, TT;
Wyatt, re; Josephs, Oh; Taylor, lib;
Baldwin, RIB; Kelley. fb; stine, Bell.
Wright Corkran, subs.
Evening journal., 1906-10-06

Some real football games win be played
to-day and some surprises may be sprung
on the Big Five.
Earl Henderer, who played center on
the Wilmington Military Academy eleven
several years ago. is trying for a half
hack position On the Penn Charter team.
It looks as if tho Hnltops win be the
real cheese in thel lightweight amateur
class.
The Orange football candidates are
holding practice three times a week.
Who ever says football would be a
paying venture in this city is crazy.
The Wilmington High School eleven
Yesterday lost to the Camden High school
in that city yesterday by the score Of s
TO 2. 1t is said the referee threw it into
the locals very hard and that was the
cause of their defeat. That's what you
get boys. when you go away from home.
IN Wilmington It is different as it is the
Visitors who always fare the best.
Evening journal., 1906-10-06
is LOOKING FOR
MORE EASY MONEY
Jack 0'Brien Knows Where
the Filthy LuCre Runs
Wild

o'Brlen is still looking around to pick
up some easy money. He has agreed with
Manager McCarey Of the Pacific A,nleuc
Club ITO put away Fred Cooley and Indian
Joe inside of ten rounds each on the night
OF October 16. Manager McCarey made
tho match in order to give the Los An
geles public an opportunity to see Jack
o'Brien In action. O'Brien made the
match for the money there is in it, and
believes that he win have no trouble In
cleaning up the pair who have signed the
articles with him.
Fred Cooley gained renown recently
BY knocking OBren down in an exhlhi-
ticn while acting as sparring PARTNER
with the Philadelphia boxer. THAT bout
gave Cooley the idea that he could nut
o'brien away Cooley has been a trial
horse for years and never made a repu-
tatlon, so Jack believes he can knock
him out in the specified ten rounds.
/ McCarey says that the agreement
strictly demands that OBrien must nut
each away, so there viii be no loahng.
Indian joe is schildt, the famous
! Carlisle halfback. who played alongsde
OF Metoxen five or six years ago and in
recent years played on the all-star Roll.
ance football team Of San Francisco. tn,
champions OF the Coast He was trainer
under Coach knight at the University a.
Washington and coached the Themaws
Indian School in Oregon. He was former
| ~ the sparring partner Of George Gard
ner in Butte and has had several matcns,
along the upper coast.
Evening journal., 1906-10-06
UNDECOMING

A woman. who ought ITO have been
ashamed OF herself caused a sensation a.
New York grounds one day this week by
hanging a big sign over the edge OF the
erandstand on which was a picture OF
Pu.liam and the words, This beat the
Giants out Of the pennant" II was such
a rank proceeding that even Knowles
could not stand for it and an usher was
sent to the woman with orders to put
away the offensive sign or get out Of the
grounds. If the woman had husband or
brother. he should have taken her nome
ard sentenced her to two weaks at the
wash tub.
Evening journal., 1906-10-06
FIattery to Get Votes.

ELGIN. Ill. Oct. s.-woman's wiles
toward the subjugation of man
mankind and the gentle art Of flattery
as applied to vote getting were means
tentatively advanced at the session of
the Illinois Equal Suffrage Association
for the future success Of the suffrage
movement in gaining the cooperation
of Illinois State legislators.
When you want anything from a
man you must hatter him." said Miss
Eleanor Smith, of Elgin. Tell him he
is handsome, that his speech was a
Make him believe you adj
mire him personally. The thicker you
spread it on the better he likes it. We
can get votes in this way and get
them easier than by all other known
methods"
Evening journal., 1906-10-06
BASEBALL BARRED

HAVANA, Cuba, oct GA govern
mental decree has been promulgated pro-
hibiting the playing Of baseball until
peace is restored and ball players who
ocme here before the settlement Of tn,
internal troubles of the island viii rave
no chance for employment at their pro-
fessior. 1t is understood that several
picked teams Of players from the United
States had been informed to play here
Tho local ball players have quit the gamc
to take sides in the internal war now in
progress there.