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Evening journal., 1906-10-13
PROPERTY'S TRANSFER

Property and real estate transfers OF
tho week as recorded ait the city registry
bureau are as follows:
Rebecca Cohen from Margaret Patter-
son. No. 2os West Second street for $3.50.
Valensi Tomczyk from Jozef Puzicl1i.
property at Anchorage and oak street.
for $3.50,
stanley Chlebowskl from John ]. Cas-
sidy property at Beech and Harrison
streets for $780,
Annie ). White from Joseph schining.
property at Ciaymont and B streets for
$500.
Annie ]. Hobson from Charles Hobson,
estate property. Third and Harrison
streets, for 5000
Howell S. England from Margaret
RichenberGer property at Third and Har-
iison streets and at Ninth avenue and
Coleman streets. S for both.
Philip II. Lynch from James B. ober-
ley. property at Thirteenth and DUPONT
streets, for $1,000.
Fannie c. Harris from William II.
Jones, property at Twenty-ninth and
Market streets. for $780,
Charles Elmer Smith from Amelia
Sparks. No. 6lo1k Market street for Sio.-
900.
Christopher L. Ward. from woodlawn
Company, property at Delaware and
Greenhn avenues. fer SlSSS73.
Philip A. and Mary A. Traynor, from
Jacob I. Gallagher Nos. SOP and SOC Wind
sor street, for $3.50.
Henry r.. Nugent from Margaretta Tin
DAN. No. 1853 Washington street for 500
Hope Baptis, Church from Delaware
Baptist Union Association, property ait
Tweniy-third and Pine streets for $4,000.
Daniel and Katie Jester from George
w. Taylor and wife. No. ss1 Clayton
street for $1,000.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
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Evening journal., 1906-10-13
EXPECTS TO SHOOT

The famous Winchester squad, man
aged by J. NJ. Hawkins, one OF Balti-
mcres expert shots. will give an exhibi-
ton On the Wawasct Gun Club grounds in
this city on Monday. An invitation TO at
tene IS extended 10 an Interested in the
great out door sport. The squad win be
composed Of w. r.. Crosby who on sew
eral occasions has won the championship
Of the world; Mrs. Adolph roppermeln,
the acknowledged female champion;
AGolph Topperme.n, who last April ap-
peared here and whose remarkable work
held his spectators spellbound; John $.
Boa and J. r.. TAYLOR. Mr.. Hawkins viii
also perform. This Is the greatest team OF
experts that has ever appeared in this
city and a big gallery is promised.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
SPRINGFIELD VS..
WILMINGTON
Connecticut State LeagueTS
Will Play at South Side
This Afternoon

At South Side Park this afternoon X
wilmington will try conclusions with the
strong Springfield, Mass, Club which
finished second in the Connecticut State
League this season. These clubs are very
evenly matched and a great game should
be tho result
This is the first real baseball weather
that has appeared in wilmington for
sometmetand a large turnout Is looked
for. The game viii be called atsso O'Clock
Take a trip over the bridge.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
PHYSICAL STRAIN
GREAT ON PITCHER

The physical strain on a pitcher is OBJ.
vious. Unless he takes the best kind Of
care Of himself. the sirenuossty OF his
work tells on his arm and he is not a star
50 a great many years.
Unless he develops batting and fielding,
he finds his days of usefulness shorter
than those Of other players. Few persons
realize the shock that ca,chers endure
an a single contest.
The sudden stopping Of the ball hurled
With terrihc speed, Injuries the physical
forces and jars the base Of the brain.
That is why 1t is becoming "a practice ITO
SEQ old-time catchers playing the initial
bag or the outhold. They cannot stand
the pace behind the bat
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
FARMER ATHLETE

rreferring the sturdy life Of a farmer TO
that Of a football player A. Metoxen,
one OF the star full-backs Of the Carlisle
Indian team and later the hero of many
Wisconsin games. has refused all offers
to again play with the whites.
During the past five years Metoxon has
never made less than $1,000 a season, and
ono year cleared S2550, which included sal
ary and gifts from admirers. He says il
was o. case OF easy come, easy go" and
" was impossible for him TO save. He has
settled on a small farm with his bride at
Appleton, Wis. He is playing with the In
dian eleven however, but receives no pay.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
BALL TEAMS ARE
ONCE MORE EVEN
Cubs Win Fourth Game Of
Series in Pitchers
Battle

once more there is JOY In the ranks Of
tho National League baseball fans.
In the sbest game OF BAH that has been
played in the S cries SO far, the Cubs
made the one and only run yesterday at-
ternon in the fourth struggle with the
White sox. and it was on the Americans
grounds. too.
The game was another battle between
Brown and Altroel, and this time Brown
with his three fingers, turned the trick
The lone run came in the seventh in
ming. Chance singled to right the sun
binding Hahn. steinfeldt sacrificed Alt
rock TO Donohue Tinker sacrificed ATT
rock to Donohue. Evers singled over
third. scoring Chance. Evers went out
stealing. Sullivan TO Davis.
That was all. but It was enough to win
the game. The score:
Nationals. .... q. .. 1000 0 0 90 OIL o OIL
Americans. ..... .. 40 90 o 0 o o 90
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
Wrestlers Draw.

BY out own Wire. Publishers Press.
SEATTLE. Wash, oct 1S.-Frank
Gotch, champion heavyweight wrestler
OF America, last night met Or. B. f..
Roller, Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. in a handicap match, Gotch un-
dertaking to throw the doctor twice in
one hour. Roller proved Gotch's equal
physically and otherwise. and Gotch
failed to throw him at all
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
ATHLETICS and
X-WILMINGTON

Connie Macks Athletics will pay vii
mngton visit on Monday and try con-
illusions with the strong X-wilmington
bunch. The one and only 'Rube" Wad-
del viii pitch for the visitors. Chick
Hartley viii be on the firing line for the
locals and Harry Barton will catch. It
is also likely that Snake" Deal will ap-
pear in an X-Wnmington uniform. This
game will wind-up the baseball season in
Wilmington and it is to be hoped a large
crowd will turn out The game viii be
called az $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
HIGH SCHOOL LOST

ue Lanoy football team won from Will
mington High at DO Lancey field. Phila-
delphia. yesterday by the score Of Il to o..
Delaney scored twice in the first half
Wilmington played a better game In the
second half and more than held its own
De Lanoey lacked speed in this half, and
Wilmington went through its line for
large gains.
The feature Of the game was the tack
ling Of Fidance and Hutchinson. Apple
ard Lowry played well for the victors.
and Hughes and Sasse for the visitors.
Amby NcGarry and Kid Sullivan. win
clash In Baltimore, on October IS
Jack johnson IS anxious to fight Roden-
back who has championship aspirations in
his bonnet.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
GET THINGS RIGHT

LEGAL morning paper states that the
"Chicalo" American team again defeat
cd the chicago Nationals yesterday, by
a score of / to o. This te.,-n now leads by
a Iercentaee 81 --- to ss3.
Tho fact is that the Americans lost to
the Nationals by a score of to 0. which
gives each team two games each, thus
making percentage Of 500 50 both
teams
According TO the story printed in the
local paper they give Walsh credit for
holding the Nationals down TO two hits,
when in fact Brown pitched the game.
The story in an is a sad mixture of guess
work.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
The aLandIns of lhe teams foIlows.
CURBED THE ROWDYS

For curbing the greatest gang of rowdy
bail players known to the game, Pulliam
Is "bigotcd, biased and vindictive' For
taking proper and prompt action against
the club owner who fomenis such dis
turbance on the bah field by acquiesence,
,he young president does not follow the
proper way Of administering Justice -
Truly Mr Pulliam Is TO be loved and re-
spected by an baseball lovers for The
enemies ne has made.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
BOXING.

The police prevented the the schreok-
Hart fight scheduled for Terre Haute last
night.
Willie Fitzgerald and Harry Lewis will
phia tonight
Ed. Smith, the colored lightweight Of
Chester viii get back into the game
again.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
How's This ?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by hall Catarrh Cure.
l.. j. CHENEY 4 CO, Toledo. o.
We the Undersigned, have known II. J,
Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfe city honorable IN all busi-
ness transactions ana financ.a ally able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
WALDING, IlINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials
sent free Price 70 cents per bottle Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Hal's Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
DAUPHiN INSTITUTE
Professor Raymond Will Deliver Sec
ond Popular Lecture in Series.

This evening in the High School au-
ditorium the second free lecture under
the auspices of the Dauphin Institute
WIN be given by Professor Jerome II.
Raymond. PHI d., Of the University OF
Chicago.
The subject viii be the second In the
preliminary series on European Capt.
tails and Their Social Significance and
viii be "St Petersburg; Autocracy and
Nihilism"
The lecture is open to the public and
is Illustrated with a fine collection OF
hand painted stereopticon slides.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
GOLDEN EAGLES
ROLL TEN PINS
Academy Alleys Crowded. With
Knights Last Evening.
Good Games

Crusaders Castle, knights Of the Golden
Eagle bowling league held forth on the
Academy alleys last night. The games
were very interesting. throughout and
much enthusiasm was displayed. The
knights took two games from the cru
saders as did the Esquires from the Her
mits The Chevallers won all three.
The scores were:
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
speelaI skatinn Niahts.

The first Of the special nights at the
rciier skating rink at Eleventh and Madi-
son streets. was held last night and was
a success. The attendance was large and
the management was pleased. Next week
Thursday night will be the special even
ing.
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
PLAY IN BALTIMORE

Delaware College football eleven ac-
oompanied by a large delegation Of root
ers left for Baltimore this morning where
they are scheduled TO tackle the strong
Johns Hopkins eleven when the two
teams appeared on the field large att
e. ndance was present. The rival elevens
lined up as follows:
Following is the lineup;
lDt.ia x,,aro Tohnqf IIonlrina
Evening journal., 1906-10-13

Numerous complaints have been
made by passengers on the trains from
this city to Philadelphia curing the past
few days about the lack'of heat in the
coaches
Evening journal., 1906-10-13
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09
Highland Center.
February 18th. l9'

We have had a few days OF sucl
cold weather that it nearly split TIN
fence posts out here, trees stood oil
end, and the grass was perfectly rlglc
and Yours truly's S turned up al
the end. l must ascribe it to tht
climate OF Fl. c. as there is nothing
else that would produce that change
in my facial make up. The men wore
straw hats and linen coats TO foo
Jack Frost.
S. Rikansrud and Ben Steensiand
were at Worthing last Friday, renew
ing old acquaintance.
Rudolph Steensland and Miss Pet
terson called at Mr.. Rikansrud's last
Sunday eve
Nellie Ingebretson of Angustana
College and Asa Bransgard were over
Sunday visitors at Fl. Olson's.
Syerre Gregusson and Anton Tor
kelson visited at Halvor Olson's last
Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew SandVlg spent Tues
day and "Wednesday of last week at
Worthing.
Mrs. O. Twedt and baby came up
Sunday from Norway township to
visit at home a few days.
Anna Marken went home on Fri
day, returning to her school duties on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sandvig visit
ed with Mrs. A. Peterson at Canton
last Monday.
l hope there will be more going on
next week, so u batch to the Leader
will be equal in weight to the adver'
tisements my neighbor receives week
ly from The Matrimonial Bureau at
Bath. Centerite.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09
aars. I.eRoy scott Dead.

Mrs. Nellie Hammitt Scott died at
her home In this city on Thursday
afternoon from consumption. The
deceased was born in Illionfs, and
came to Dakota with her parents
when 4 little girl and at the time Of
her death was aged . years 10 month
and i3 day. She had been married to
Mr.. Leroy Scott nearly 3 years and
was q kind and loving wife and moth
er and was loved and admired by all
who knew her. She leaves q husband
and two little children, two sisters.
Mrs A. A. Ferris Of Canton, Mrs. L.
Talbert, OF Kansas, and three broth
ers Edwin, and James OF Canton and
William Of Lyman county. besides a
loving father and mother to mourn
her loss The funeral took place last
saturday from the home and the ser
vices were conducted by Rev. A. s.
EL0veall and the body was laid away
In Forest Hill cemetery.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09

Hotter: recitation, Carrie Hanson.
recitation, Bertha Nicholson: An.
them, the choir: Messenger, Theodore
TorberSon.
Play, entitled Burglars" Cast
of characters: Mr.. Josiah Green.
Carl Hotter: Mrs. Josiah Green.
| Carrie Hanson: Toby, colored servan,
Chas. Hanson: Kitty the Maid, Belle
TOrberSOn.
Question for debate. "Reso]yed
that the best way to conquer the
liquor habit is to educate the young
up to that Standard Affirmative
Theo, TorberSon and Henry Hanson
Negative, Martin Hotter and Emf
, Hanson. Everybody cordially invited
to attend.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09
Burke Toted-Martm Dodged

Ia voted with Mr.. Dalzell, while Mr..
Martin lodged by refusing to vote.
There you see them in their true
light-the light OF . Congressional
Record at. Washington. MI. Burke
publicly voted to protect the railroads
in their plundering Of the people
through excessive rates, and Mr..
Martin is recorded as not voting
lodging the issue so as to fool the
people at home-but the people OF
South Dakota are not so easily fooled,
and they do not propose to elect any
more railroad henchmen to Congress.
The people of South Dakota must
either vote for their W interests or
vote for a continuation OF corporation
robbery.
Most any citizen Of South Dakota
knows how little it costs to put n ton
of coal at the mouth Of the mine and
then again he knows about how much
it costs him when he pays the freight.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09

In the House of Representatives,
on Monday, January %, 1906, a resolu-
tion requesting the President to
transmit to the House for It's inform
alton, the facts within the knowledge
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion which show that the Penrisyl-
yania Railroad Co, the Baltimore ~
Ohio, and other railroad companies,
we're In a combination in violation OF
the Sherman Antitrust Law, was
up, for passage, and had been passed
before Mr.. Dalzell, the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company's Congressman.
knew what was being done. Upon
seeing what had happened, Mr.. Dali
zell moved to reconsider the vote and
roll call was demanded, but his mo-
tion was lost, u Republican House
seeing nothing wrong in trying TO
find OUT whether the great railroads
were violating the law. But on the
roll call, g. ii. Burke OF South Dako
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09
Grand Valley.
Feb. I, 1906

Miss Betty Nyquist OF Canton WIS.,
tied at J. A. Wallquist's over Sunday.
The members of the Grand valley
choir met for a rehearsal at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Strand last
SUNDAY afternoon and evening.
Miss Anna Larson from Norway
township visited at Mr.. Torberson'S
last Monday.
BENJAMIN Steensland is busy haul
ing o for his brother Ole.
Chas. Hanson. HalvOr Peterson,
ladies and chaperon attended the
weekly dance at Worthing last Fri
day night. They report a very pleas
ant time and especially the nome
ward ride was enjoyed, facing a regu-
lar sou easter all the way.
AS we have another guess a coming
as to Screens interest at Ole Steens-
lands, we will probably be a little
nearer to the truth. when we guess
it's the ''hired girl
The Riverside scribe in last week
issue congratulates himself on being
in no need of a Stimulant. But WI
think he is not averse to a few friend
" and complimentary holdings of the
Lily of the alley, himself.
Our Literary Society is still flour
ishing and 4 special temperance pro
gram is announced for February
nineteenth as follows: Song, Schoo
girls; recitation, Ida Olson; recita
ton, Petrina Torberson: trio, Carrie
Hanson: Belle Torberson and Clara
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09
Dayton.
February, s, 1906.

February, 9, 1906.
Frank Bankson is nursing a lame
back and a sore shoulder the result of
a fall from a hay-rack.
Mr.. Wheatley is better. He has
been sick for about a week.
Jim Mitchell is on the sick list this
week.
Wallce Mitchell who has been ailing
for some time is not any better, he
has pneumonia now.
Miss Blanche Isakson teacher in
District 81, is preparing a program to
be given some time this month.
Bent Olsen marketed some cattle
Monday.
Hilda Serum returned home Tues
day after spending several days with
her brother CHS near Canton.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Abbott went to
Canton Saturday to attend the funer-
al OF Mrs. Leroy Scott.
Mr.. Wheatleys' son Floyd, has been
quite sick the past week.
We hear that Grace Jones was sur
prised by her friends last
Friday by something they call a s'tin-
shower" When the storm ceased
fifty-fiye pieces Of tinware we're found,
We all know what this means.
Everybody come to Dayton Hall.
The League will render the following
program:
Song elcOme-Quartet
Recita tiOn-Milton Leffert
SOlO-Mable BOdie
DialOgue-The Ugliest OF Seven
RecitatiOn-Carrie BOdie
SOng-Male Quartet,
March and Drill Of Chinese Ian
trens
SOlO-LOweIl Bodie
Dial0gue-The Man with the Nery,
SOlo-GeOrge BanksOn
RecitatiOn-Mary Jones'
Panto mine-"Nearer My COG I,
Thee"
There may be other selections no
j reported.
Admission 10 and Is cents.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09
Meeting OF school Officers.
ONCE of Supt. of Schools.
Canton, Feb. &. 1906.
~ ~ p..eu;at nfA,arc

| once oil SUPP. Ol ScIlOols.
Canton, Feb. 6. 1906.
| To School District Officers,
Gentlemen
You are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of school officers tas
provided in Article Ii, Sec. 22Ss re
vised school law will be held in the
city OF Canton. Saturday, February
nth 1906, between the hours of II
O'Clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. NJ, at
which time the following program
will he rendered:
High School building, 10 O'Clock
a. m. Joint meeting of Teachers
and School officers. Officers are
urged to be present at this session.
las per program arranged.)
Court House, l.3O O'Clock p. M,
Address by Hon. M. NJ. Ramer. Sup
erintendent Public Instruction.
Teachers are invited to be present
for the address.
General Observations by County
Superintendent, followed by confer
ence between County Superintendent
and School Officers.
General Discussion of following
topics:
New Legislation and Points Of
School Law. School Houses and APP
planes, Compulsory Education and
Better Attendance, School Census,
Employment OF Teachers, Length Of
term, when term should begin ETC.,
Moral Training-How to better the
school spirit Of a community? The
professional teacher and Institute
Attendance, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and Particular Supervision, and any
other questions that may arise. The
law allows $50 for attendance at
this meeting. Let every officer attend
II p~ossible-at least let each district
send one representative, where the
distance Is too great, paying him for
the expense II possible. Secure q GER
tificate Of attendance from the COun-
ty Superintendent before returning.
There Is room for improvement. Let
us counsel together. Superintendent
Ramer will be present-don't fail To
hear him. This program is prepared
In accordance with suggestions Of
some school officers and should prove
most profitable. Be prepared e
take part IN the discussions.
Trains north and west. ram cOnyan
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09

Why should any taxpayer support
the neutrality-suspicious. program?
The machine stands for ~overtaxing
the people and undertaking the pr
p~orations. No man who believes In
Justice can be a follower of the mach
Inc, . self appointed gang OF political
dictators. Down with the bosses--the
people must rule and the corporations
must be taxed just IS the farmer is
taxed
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-02-09

State Senator Gassill, the candidate
for state treasurer, who represents
progressive republican methods, and
stands for q square deal, has friends
la every county In the state who ad-
miro him for his manly aud honorable
course In the legislature. who are
actively promoting his cause and
pledging him support. Mr.. Cassill is
~ able financier and q man who be-
lievcs that tho boss system In politics
u . curse and a menace to popular
a0Overnment.