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Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Turn Your Face
Into Dollars.
Many Man Has Failed Because His
Face Was Picture Of Calamity

tt takes sunshine TO produce "a rose.
ncl feet rose And so man. 10 be sue
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and no happiness, Is souh surly. neesi-
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has too many vinegar faces that breathe
ul-will and strife Tho world wants icy
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man who has g. who radates gladness
and triumph wherever he is and under an
circumstances.
some people have a genius for seeking
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nd the ugly These are the desircyers;
hey travel in schools, they herd together
0r they love their kind and the cheerful
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vth them
Ard why is It that so many podale dis
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Evening journal., 1906-10-20
BILLY NOLAN and
JOE CANS MEET
Baltimore Negro Tells "WiIy
One" Under What COndi-
tiOn He Will Fight

Joe Cans and Billy Nolan met for the
first time since the Goldheld fight out at
the Standard Theatre in st. Louis the
other day and discussed the prospects OF
another fight It was stated by Nolan That
Goldheld, Reno and San Francisco had
oach offered $4,000 for return match
between Nelson and Cans.
Nolan, as representing Nelson, and
Cans were apparently anxious 70 Sign
articles Of agreement for another Tight.
They could not agree as 30 terms, how
ever, and the conference ended without
any agreement OF any kind being entered
into Cans. as the present holder OF the
title, has, Of course, the naming Of the
terms.
These were that he should weigh IN at
l2l pounds without his fighting togs, and
that win or lose he should get 50 per cent.
OF the purse. Both sides were willing TO
make a side bet of $4,000 Nolan. on be-
half OF Nelson, emphatlcally declined 10
accept these terms. He said he would
fight. same conditions as before, winner
70 take all. and the 1900 as a side bet.
At the Godneld battle Cans offered 10
be- Nolan 5000 against sl,OoO that he
(Cans) would win, but Nolan now offers
TO wager $4,000 even that the Batter
would reverse tho siler decision. Both
Nolan and Cans display keen business
sagacity IN their negotiations.
Cams Is evidently inclined TO take ad-
vantage OF his position as champion to
dictate the terms Of another fight with
Nelson. He said that he was obliged to
yield everything that Nolan demanded in
tho first battle, and that he is perfectly
Indifferent whether Nolan accepts the
terms which Cans has proposed.
In the conversation Nolan cheerfully
admitted that as a boxer Nelson was not
IN the same class with Cans Cans re-
sp, ndod ITO this compliment by saying
that he wished Nolan was his manager.
Ia burst Of enthusiasm Cans declared
that It was not for the money NE fought
at Goldneld but for glory and now that
hc has a large amount OF that elusive
s,un he is anxious to corral all the money
he can
There is little present probability that
Nolan and Cans will arrive az salts,
factory understanding about another
fight
The dusky fighter says he has an op.
portunay 10 meet Jimmy Britt, and tina.
IN all probability he will take advantag,
of H.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
WILMINGTON MAY GET AN
EASTERN LEAGUE FRANCHISE
Efforts Now Being Made By
Local Magnates to Buy
the Montreal Club

Efforts are now being made TO set an
Eastern League franchise FOR this city.
Last season several well-lsnown baseball
men Of this city nude an enort 20 buy
the Montreal club but when they went
rfter It il was too late as the club had
been bought by Frank Farrell. The local
nsaenates then made Farrell a good offer
but he refused 10 sell saying he would
keep the club this season. but that II he
did not make money he would give them
the first chance 10 buy IL he concluded 70
sell. whether the club made money this
season is not known by the writer, but
tno wilmington magnates have had sew
eral talks with Farrell relative to selling
and he Is to give them an answer next
month.
Three other prominent business men
Of this city. who have never been CON
nected with baseball. are also making an
EFFORT to land an Eastern League fran
chIsc for wilmington.
slontreai. on account Of its great dis
sance from the other cities Of the league
has always been a stumbling block IL Is
300 miles away from the nearest city ~
the League. with Wilmington in the cir
1uii It would be very compact and much
money would be saved Ia railroad fares,
Tha; an Eastern League club Ia this city
would be a paying venture there IS little
doub; as the faas would give the club a
royal welcome.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
WANTS DIVORCE TO.
PERDITION

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 20.-"It is to
save my soul from perdtion that want
TO be divorced from this woman.
could not go to Heaven If 1 were com
PEELED TO live with her" declared
strauther Quick, a clergyman, on the
witness stand yesterday.
The Rev. Mr. Quick had been mar
ried to Mary A. quick about one year
when the divorce suit was filed. She
hu1 been divorced from Edward
Young a few months before she mar
ried Quick
The clergyman testified that his
wife, who is also a preacher called
him names almost every day after the
week of their marriage.
mot long after we were married" ,"
he said, "her former husband began to
ray attentions to her One time she
laid her hand upon his shoulder and
said to me: Here is a man I lived
with ten years and I wouldn't give his
little finger for an army of men like
YOU"
Quick also said his wife threatened
his life. saying; "Tll get you yet, if I
swing on the gallows the next day and
go to hell for it,"
after making this threat she showed
me through the door and called me
names" he started.
What did you do and say?" an at
torney asked.
Il drew back my fist and said 'Damu
your She drove me to this. 1 had
never sworn before"
Mrs. Quick denied calling names
"He told me once the first quarrel we
hac would land me in the internal re-
gions." she testified. Il told him l be-
lieved IT, for 1 had married Satan"
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Has Automatie Eeeder.
spocial to The Evening Journa

MARYDEL. Del. Oct. 20.-Farmer
James Temple, Of Ridgely, has put into
active use his automatic horse feeder
BY which all his stock is fed When
the alarm clock strikes the regular
feeding hours, the buzzer simply opens
toboggan down which slides the corn
and oats ana down another one comes
cracking the timothy hay and fodder
The device is very simple, consistinr
altogether Of an alarm clock, to kind
that won't wear out a three-pound
weight and three trap doors. The
horses manger ami the horses them,
selves do the rest.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
RELIGION
And POLITICS
Sunday School Workers and
Democrats Plan Meetings
For Tuesday
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, oct 20-There win be a
counter attraction to John Sharpe
Williams in Dover next Tuesday. The
program was completed to-day for the
East Dover Hunday Sunday School
Association Convention. to be held in
the Wesley Methodist Church. Music
in charge of Mrs. e. L. Jones, and is
as follows:
10.30-Devotional services, led by Rev.
S. b. Hiley. "Why We Are Here. "
Hon. A. NJ. Daily president; conference
Of Sunday school workers, led by Miss
Maggie S. Wilson. secretary Of the
State Sunday School Association.
23O-Song and devotional service, led
by Rev. Joseph Brown Turner; reports
of committees and election of officers
address. DR.. ]. w. Bolton, conference
evangelist; How to Make the School
Co." Rev. Robert Watt; Question box.
Miss Maggie S. Wilson.
7.S0-Devitions, led by Rev. L. +.
Barrett. d. D.; song service; THE Sun
day School; Some Undeveloped Pos
sibilities." Rev. j. NJ II. Childrey. pas
tor First Baptist Church, of Chester
Pa.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
RepubIIoans. reaIstsr o.day.
ROXING.

Terry McGovern says ne VIII take on
Jimmy Britt before he VIII fight Young
Corbett The Terrible Terry says he
fought corbett on Wednesday night with
only one hand as he badly injured one IN
training about a week before the battle
Amhy McGarry and Young Corbett arc
likely TO clash in Philadelphia in the near
future.
Harry Lewis and Mike Ward viii box
u rounds on Oo.ober ..
Marvin Hart and Mike schreck VII
cash at Kalamazoo. Mich, on october
e6in.
Jack O'Neii and Young Kenny viii box
six rounds before the National A. c. o.
Phiisdelph.a tonight
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
CELEBRATE VICTORY


After the great showing OF Delaware
last Saturday against Johns Hopkins.
.he students decided on celebration last
Monday after chapel. An day the neqh-
mon were busy gathering wood for "a bon
fire ard boy L9o ahat night there was a
pile of boxes and barrels ON The athletic
field that would put Iron Hill TO shame
II was just S o'clock when Kelly. the big
fun back applied a match TO the pile.
Then the student body and some OF the
graduates who were present. danced aud
ram the snake around the fire After SING
Ing college songs and giving yolls. oacl
member of the team was called upon for
e. speech. and each one was received th
the old Delaware yel. After the e
burned low the students formed n lne
and marched the streets Of the town siag-
ing and giving yolls. Each member OF
the faculty was visited and called upon
for q speech and they all responded roy
ally. The celebration was ended by the
singing of Alma Mater on the steps of
the old dormis. All the while the process
sion was moving the old chapel bell was
Aeri tollng.
Altogether this was the greatest celc-
hration ever accorded a Delaware team
ANA it was justly due them.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Get a Thatcher Heater.

Before placing a new heater I'm your
house cali and see us, James T.. Wood
and Company at Front and Tatnall
streets. and examine the celebrated
Thatcher Known all over the United
States as the best and most economical
I'm existence. Write or telephone 100.
They will send you a circular with cut.
showing heater and description.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
7,publioans, register to- day.
RAsEeALL.

"Chief" thinner viii cut out managing
rcxt year ana be a Southern League um-
n.rc.
The Boston Nationals have established
record of shut-outs-twonty-six this
eeason. The Boston Americans had twen-
ty-four blanks
We have again reached that period
whom many bold athletes exclaim: This
is my las. season i'm baseball" Just watch
them reach for pay checks next spring.
Tho umpirlng of sheridan and OLough-
I'm in the great series In Chicago is said
10 have been almost perfect ana yet some
Windy CITY fans could not refrain from
nclling a few pop bottles to O'Loughlin.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
LONG GAMES

only eight clubs in the major leagues
10 the history Of baseball have taken
part in games Of twenty innings or over.
or these three represented Philadelphia,
the Athletics beating Roston in twenty
and twenty-four innings and the Phil
lies losing in twenty. Chicago and Boston
struggles and Cincinnati was a contender
once
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Republicans. register to-day.
lie DON'T CARE

Care sits more lightly on President Pull
lom now that he has bought his tickets
ANA stocked up on Baedekers for his
Furopean jaunt. lie isn't worrying about
the next league presidential election. My
itinerary is so arranged he says, ''that ]
shall probably step ashore in New York
the day that the annual league meeting
convenos. Here l am, I shall say q
the magnates WHATS the answcrg shan
I stop or pass right onT
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Keep Your House Warm.

James F. Wood and Company say to
be healthy you must keep your house
warm. They recommend the celebrated
Thatcher Furnace, which is the best
for the purpose. Call and see them at
Front and Tatnall streets. Telephone
12o.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
PHILADELPHIA WON
Beat Trenton II Out of "A Games in
Eastern League Tournament.

'rhe Philadelphia Eastern League bowl
ing team won II out Of Il games from the
Trenton men in tine opening contes S IN
the Casino Alleys Philadelphia. yes err
day Philadelphia won three games in the
individual matches two out of three IN
doubles. and an three games IN the triples
ard hve-man series. They toialed 1921 pins
In the last Of the fve-man games, which
is the record score thus far THIS year.
Champion Trucks was in excellent form
and averaged 209 TO for six games. The
warm weather was a hindrancs 70 Big
scores. Trenton seemed unable 70 solve
the alleys and missed easy spares fie-
quently
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Later Train for Reading and Local
Points.

Commencing Monday, October %,
Philadelphia and Reading train now
leaving iKng St. 4.25 p. m, will be
changed to leage King st. daily at &
p. m. New time table procurable Mon
day.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
RAsERAIl

Chick Hartley had hitting average OF
.sol in the Tri-state this season. which
made him the real third best hitter IN tns
league. Snake Deal hit at .si2 clip.
Chicago viii let Jimmy Sobgirg go.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
EAGLES' BOWL
Clubs Of This League Spend Interest
ing Night on the Alleys.

Crusaders Castle knights Of the Golden
Eacles Bowling Clubs spent another jelly
evening at the Academy Alleys last night
The race is a very close one and much
good natured rivalry was manifest i'm
the games rolled.
The Esquires took three games from the
Crusaders. The Pilgrims won two from
tile Chovaliors. as did the Hermits from
The Knights. The scores:
PILGRIMS
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Republicans, register to-day.
MRS. GARRETT, CHAMPION
Defeats Mrs. William S. Hilles in Coll
Finals on Thursday.

By defeating Mrs. William S. Hmes in
the finals Of the wcmens golf tournament
at the Country club links on Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Arthur n. C. Garrett be-
came the champion woman golfer Of the
Wilmington Country Club.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
For Indigestion.
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

An effective remedy FOR obstinate in
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Evening journal., 1906-10-20

Try Edwards High Light Always on
sale at Eden Hail. w. 10Th. Street.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
Bradford
gH--NR A\
E!S%sFSss :
O. D

We have just received a large ship
ment Of "The Bradford" Football,
Striking Bags, Boxing Gloves, Fencing
Gloves. Automobile Gauntlets, Helmets,
Plastrons, Juvenile Boxing Gloves,
Sweaters, Jerseys. Running Pants, Sup
oortere Gymnasium Shoes and Suits.
Also received a large shipment Of
Guns, listing from S4 to S25. Every
gunner should examine our SIS model.
He will recognize the maker; the best
proposition ever offered the public.
Large line Of Rifles. Revolvers, Gun
Cleaners, Cartridges and Shells. One
$1,000 4-cylinder fast boat at a special
price. A splendid assortment of Gas
Nantes, Globes, Combination Lamps.
Inverted Lamps, etc. Will run off
about 100 lamps, complete, with burner,
mantle and globe for soc, first quality
goods. Come in and examine our line
Of toys. Just putting them on the
floor. Ingersoll Watches, Flashlights,
Knives. automobile Caps. Bicycle and
Automobile Sundrles.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

Try Edwards High Light Always OF
sale al Eden Han, w. 10th. Street.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20

Try Edwards High Light Always on
sale az Eden Hall. W 10th. Street.
Evening journal., 1906-10-20
IIERMIrs
KNIGHTS

RspubIIeans. rsalstsr 0.day.
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DIFFICULT TO CHOOSE
AN FALL SOUTHERN" TEAM

worthy aggregation beyond doubt. How
ever, 1t could be improved upon. Douglass
could be placed behind the bat with Matt
hews as a side partner. Fox of Atlanta
on account of his hitting would please
better on first than Mullaney Jordan
would serve at second and Babb is I'M
questionably the best third baseman in
the league In the outheld, Wordsworth,
Rickert and Smith would be hard to
beat. Byrne, Nichols and oyler would
do eminently we'll on short Liebhardt.
Ragan, Wilhelm. Bretensten of New
Orleans and Fisher would be unequalled
by any other pick.
In this connection. 1t is noticed how
easily 1t would be to pick a team that
could play with the big leaguers. The
Giants could not win more than three
of five games from the above team after
It had played together for some time. 1t
is marvellous the number of excellent
twirlers in the south this year Breiten-
stein of New Orleans Liebhard, Ragan,
wilhelm, Hughes BARLEY, Fisher. Max
we'll Clark, Zeller and Suggs would make
the man who would choose the Ave best
in that bunch think soberly.
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POINTERS TO RANDOM


0 for
the matter tina he with
led
oneh
OF
went for fifteen innings The second of the ties fought out Yesterday and
about the bags Shreveport eyened the seventh and eighth Hickman
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THE WEEKS OUTLOOK


When the present week is numbered
should still have as large a lead as at
present In the pennant race. In other
words, there should be no change in the
relative standing of any of the clubs.
Each of the leaders have a hard and an
easy proposition. Birmingham and At
lanta have Nashville and Montgomery
New Orleans and Memphis have Shreve-
port and Little Rock. Each of the lead
ers has a home and road series. There
fore. everything being equal, there should
be no changes.
Beginning with today every club has an
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SOME THINGS FOR WHICH
THE BARONS ARE FAMOUS

entirety, on the home grounds this sea-
SON. Memphis came nearer than another
to breaking this record Only one game
was played of the last series with the
Babbites, and the visitors won that skirm-
ish. In addition, the Barons are famous
for having obtained better percentage of
games won this season than any other
club in the league.
In other respects are the Barons famous
The locals have more home-runs to their
credit than any other Southern league
team. Meeks, Smith, Matthews and Wal
tiers have hit for four bags, the four for
total of seven The Barons have figured
in as many If not more extra inning af-
fairs Of the season than any other team
in the league. The Barons have made
themselves famous. too. by winning
games in the last inning, when the stfug-
gle was tagged to go against them On
account of this fact, the opposing team
never counts the Barons beaten until the
last man is out in the last inning.
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No-HlT AND oNE-HlT PITCHERS.
THE "SQUEEZE" PLAY-HOME
RUN HlTTERS-EXTRA INNING
AFFAlRs-GARRlsoN FINISHES.

Some of the exchanges are referring to
the Barons as the "squeezers,' because
they make use of the squeeze" play
whenever the opportunity offers itself But
the squeeze" play is not the only feature
of the Barons, season that have made
them famous. The Barons have the only
pitcher who has pitched no-hit no-run
game this season, a game in which no
opponent got on bags. Wilhelm perform
ed this feat against Montgomery. Biz
mingham has the only pitcher who has
allowed but one hit in a game. This feat
was performed by Clark against Little
Rock In addition, the Barons are famous
for having won every SERIES played IN It's
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LONGSTREET WILL
REPRESENT CLUBS
YACHT RACES AT JAMESTOWN
EXPOSITION NEXT YEAR WILL
BE PRINCIPAL FEATURE-THE
REGATTA COMMITTEE.

Norfolk, Va, July 29.-(Special ION the
regatta committee which will have charge
of the great races to take place at the
Atlantic division of the yachting clubs of
this country will be represented by Rear
Commodore Charles Longstreth of the
Philadelphia Corinthian Yacht club.
Commodore Longstreth's nomination
was unanimous, and was Immediately con-
firmed by the authorities of the James,
towe exposition. Robert H. Sexton, chief
of the department of congresses and spe-
cial events. notified him of his appoint
ment in the following letter:
MY Dear Sir--It gives me much pleas
ure to inform you that we have received
official notice from the yacht clubs of the
Middle Atlantic coast that you have been
nominated to serve as a member of the
jamestown Exposition Yacht Racing
committee In expressing our pleasure at
the wisdom of the yacht clubs of Phila-
delphia, Washington and Baltimore, we
feel that they have not only acted in the
highest interests of the Jamestown expo
sition, but that the yachtmen of the en-
tire country will profit by your nomination
as member of the committee.
II therefore take great pleasure, on be-
half of the jamestown exposition, and by
the direction of the chairman of the board
of governors, in appointing you a member
of the Jamestown Exposition Yacht Rae
ing committee to represent the clubs of
the Middel Atlantic coast philadelphia
Washington and Baltimore), comforting on
you all the authority as defined in the
reolutlou adopted by the convention Of
yachtsmen, which was held in Norfolk
on the 22d and sd of June. 1904.
(Signed) r. H. SEXTON,
"Chief of Department of Congresses and
Special Events"
The letter was forwarded from the
Baltimore Yacht club by ]. A Dining.
secretary.
The convention which met at Norfolk
in June provided for what will be the
greatest and most representative assem-
blage of yachting craft ever seen. The
regatta committee will be composed of
one member from each of the following
districts: Massachusetts, Bay Long Is
land Sound, Gravesend Bay. Middle At
lantic coast. Hampton Roads, South At
lantic coast Gulf coast, Pacific coast
Great Lakes and Canada.
Sir Thomas Upton. the Emperor OF
Germany and President Roosevelt are TAX
ing a keen interest in the races. President
Roosevelt and Sir Thomas Upton have
both offered cups. and the German Emper-
or has promised to send two Of his yachts,
including the fast American-built Me
teor" The international races have been
confined to a class of boats so small that
trans Atlantic contestants can easily send
their racers across on the decks of ocean
steamers.