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Evening journal., 1907-10-11
soWLlNe NOTES.

Some good scores rolled.
There we're several surprises last night
Academy now leads the league
All Wilmington and Warren are ueh TOT
second and third places.
Keep your eye on the Good Times team
They are getting stronger every week
Academy surprised the 'skeetofs. Ihey
expected to WIN a game OF two.
wilmington didn't eNnected 20 lose
two 10 Good Times Kirk and Moody were
responsible for the defeats.
Warren rolled good ten pins They had
Noylan rolled 2sl and then rs such is
the uncerta nty OF ten pins.
Crossprove's 22S ls high sing,e. lie now
has look n for the diamond pin offcred
by W. a.. Earle.
Ben Houston did the best work fer All.
Tayior had two good games ana then
went 10 the bad.
Kirk missed coo by three pins There has
not been a COO total vet. II viii come soon.
Green. AlsOver and Lawson did Tie best
work for Warren.
Mcfarland kept up his good work. His
average Is above 100
Bolcn was the "lid IIa" mana on the
Academy team.
Titus keeps no his good work. lie total.
"a $40 last night
There were only three pins difference
In the Academy's games. Consistent work
The 'skeeters' had an off night Snow
was the only man in form. and being a
small fellow he couldn't carry the lohd
IL doesn't look right TO see such howiefs
as Huxley and Jones out Of the game.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
CBy Adrian Joss.)

CHICAGO, oct 1.-THE third game OF
the worlds championship series which
was won by Chicago by score OF 6 TO 1.
developed nothing startling IN the general
all-round play Of either club The Cubs
won solely because they hit when HIS
meant runs while the Tigers couldn't get
the hit that would send home the base
runners. Ruelbach pitched a very good
game and had the Tigers helpless for the
first four innings but from then on they
We're hitting him hard, and especially in
the fifth and sixth innings, great ileld-
ing and a few horseshoes getting him out
of ticklish places.
With Rossman on third and Coughlin at
second and one out in the NTH. Charley
O'Leary stepped into a curve bah and met
it fun on the nose. The ban was hit di-
rectly over Tinker's head. and had It got
by would have gone to the fence but Joe
by jumping as high as he could managed
to spear It, doubling coughlin at sec
ond.
In the sixth Killian, the first man at the
bat Singled and Jones walked; scaaefei
hit fast bounder TO the left Of stelnfeldi
on which the Cubs third saclSer made a
great play. doubling Jones and schaefei
by throwing to Evers. who toss tc
Chance. Sam Crawford and Cobb followed
with singles This play. broke up wha
might have been a great batting rally
siever on the other hand was hit stead
lily. but what seems strange, was the fact
that It was the Cubs left hand hl.ter
that were driving in al the runs.
Evers duplicated Rossmah's feat OF
getting three hits out Of four times AZ
bat. Two Of Johns were two-base
hits Both Rossman ana Evers are
left-hand hitters and made their hits
off southpaw twirlers Killian's work
after the first inning he was in. was
fully as good as any twirling that has
been done IN the series. his judgment
of the Cubs heavy hitters being fine
while bis speed and curves We're good
His change of play is really wha'
made him so effective. Schmidts worl
behind thr hat was all that could b.
desired. No one attempted to stea
clean on him. In fact, the Cubs wer
playing the hit and run game all day
Kings work. while not so spectacu
lar as during the other games, wa
great The scene Of to-day's battl
shifts to Detroit, which will give tn
Tigers slight advantage Jennings
men are by no means cisheartened an
will fight all the harder and in
series IKE this. that means a Who'll
lot with an even break in the luc
Donovan should win to-day, as VIII
| Bill" is right at his best now and a
American League rooters know wha
| that means.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
SOCIAL ANp pERsoNAL NorEs

Mrs. Mary Lord has returned to her
home after spending two weeks with
her cousin. Mrs. Asa &. Turner, at
Pennsgrove.
Roland Borden spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Borden, at Pennsgrove.
Miss Mary Firestone spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Firestone. at Pennsgrove.
Royden English spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren English, at Pennsgrove.
Mrs. Richard Richardson. Of Penns
grove, entertained Wilmington rela-
tives at her home over Sunday.
Miss Mary Vance spent this week
with her friend. Mrs. G. B. Holton. at
Pennsgrove.
Mrs. H. ]. Cox and her son, Ray
mond, have returned from an extend
ed trip to st. Louis. Mo.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Infants White and
Cream Coats

The most complete line in this
city, made OF fine quality cash
mere, Bedford cord, crepe-es-Cula
and silk. Some hand embroid-
cred, some trimmed with lace and
braids; others finished with fine
silk cord. Every one beautiful
and stylish, $I.5o, $3.50, $3.25,
1875 up TO SI2.oo.
Goats for children 8 months to
? year sizes, in cream, castor,
g olf red, blue and steel, So. 50,
$3.50, $500 up to 5000.
Children's Coats, ? to 8 year
sizes, plain colored cloths and
fancy checks, astrakhan and bear
skin, SAYS, $500, $3.50, $500, up
to $1,000.
Misses and Children's Coats,
to IA year sizes, in fine broadcloth
all wool melton, fancy plaids and
checks and gray mixed cloths
some plain, others daintily trim
med with velvet, $500, $3.50, $7.5C
lup to $500.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
HIGH SCORES in
BOWLING PLAY

Weekly games OF the Academy Bowling
League were rolled last night ON the
academy alley and some good scores were
made
"Bilw Kirk. Captain OF the Good Times
team was hlsh man for the night with 59i
His splendid work did much toward wine
ming two games from the Al-Wilmington
i've. "BillieN rolled 235 the last game,
Crossgrove, Mas leader, also uid some
fine bowling. totAling 5g8 The last game
ne rolled e3S which Is high single 10 date
for the diamond pin. Untl last night
Webster and Pentz were tied with go TOT
the honor.
Tho Academy won three from the Sres-
cent bunch. and as Wilmington lost
two the Academy are now In first lace.
Last nights games resulted Qa follows.
Auas won three from Franklin college,
Warren three from Eureka, Acaueiny
out OF three from Wilmington. Inc
Evening journal., 1907-10-11

Lot Linen Trays, some hem
Stitched, others with fringe and
drawn work. Special at I21ac
each.
Pillow Tops in an endless col
Election Of tapestry tinted floral
designs, satin, velvet, cross stitch
and Autograph, 25c to 75c.
An exceptional lot OF imported
Pillow Tops just came in to-day.
Beautiful Pillow Slips, finished
ready for the cushion, 25c, sec
and SOC each.
See our display of The new and
pretty Finlander Embroidery, in
scarfs, table covers, pin cushions,
whisk holders, scrap baskets,
catch-alls, card albums, etc.
\ very reasonably priced at 35c to
15c each.
New centres, suitable for coro-
nation, star and rick-rack braid
specially priced 2sc and 4oc.
New creations in stamped,
string and butterfly ties, roc, izc
and I5c
Special lot new patterns, in COZ,
lars and cuffs, Ioc to 25c.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
worry and Hurry.

1t is not work that makes one so
'dead tired" II is worry and hurry.
A clever woman once said to n nerv-
pus, excited sister. "My dear, don't use
q pile driver TO pin on a bow Of rib
bon"
It's good advice. 1t means simply
don't use double or a triple amount
of nerve force in the performance Of
some duty that can be done as well or
better with less.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
SMALL THINGS
ALL CAN DO
tBy a sunshlner)

iby cunSninerl
What a happy world this would be II
each one OF us. you and I. would make ltI
the purpose Of our lives to do the small
things that most Of MS think too nttieI
90 be worth while We are 80 prone to
think we have not the time. the talent or
the money to do anything that Will make
the sky brighter, 10 cheer the sad heart
or dry the tear OF sorrow. II we only think
OF the big things and forget the iitue
ones we win have allowed our day Of
opportunity to pass. what do you mean
by small thingsy I hear you ask Kind
deeds cost nothing and are Of untold
value when done at an opportune moment.
Only a few days ago / saw a well-dressod
young man helping a poorly clad old lady
TO get on a street car. II was a little deed
but how IL counted with the old lady.
Had II no value 70 tho young mahg am
certain that it did him world Of good
II helped him TO take "a step higher in hts
own character building A postage stamp
seems but a trine and yet when Il is the
means Of carrying a message OF love,
sympathy or good cheer who can esti-
mate its value7
Sunshine Is constantly sending messages
OF love. sympathy and good cheer and
It requires many postage stamps In the
course OF the year. II you who think
great things are impossible VIII pause to
consider what great Joy may come OF
the letter or package for which you fur
nished the stamp no such messages need
be delayed for the want OF a postage
stamp This appeal is made to all readers
who are I'm sympathy with our work. The
stamps can be sent 70 Mrs. ]. w. Penne-
Will 7O6 West street. Wilmington, De'a-
ware
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
MISS NOBLITT WON CUP
Defeated Miss Winchester in Final
Round Of Match Golf Play.

Miss Edith Nobiitt, by defeating Miss
Annie. winchester up on the links OF
the wilmington Country Club yesterday
afternoon won the wilmington Country
Club cup in the final round Of match golf
play.
Miss winchester won the runner-up
cup. and the Consolation cup went TO
Mrs. E. James Dallett who defeated Mrs.
Joseph c. Noblitt, 3 M.
The driving contest was won by Mss
winchester. who also won the approack
ing contest.
Miss Corneiia Draper, Mrs. Robert ren-
ington and Mrs. Arthur II. G. Garrett
tied for putting. Mrs. Garrett winning the
play-off.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
A Sort Of sIur.

'T think" said Mrs. comrox, firmly
compressing her lips. chat we will get
another physician"
1.-THE bill our present doctor just sent
in yVei very reasonable" venlured her
husband.
That's the point. 1t was so small
as to indicate not only low estimate
Of the value OF our health, but also an
utter disregard OF our social and finan-
cial Importance Washington Star
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
- M, nroue All park.

improvements TO the ball field at South
Side Park have been decided upon by
the management of the Wilmington Base
han Cho. which will greatly improve
the condition OF the park. Among other
Improvements contemplated is the drain
ing of the field by a system of pipes 10
carry of the water VIII ch settles after
each heavy rain.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Pleasant Surprise.

In honor Of his sixty-ffth birthday.
John zebley. of No. 11i5 East Eleventh
street. was given a surprise party ny
his friends on Tuesday evening. He
also received a postal card shower.
and Encampment No. "a. Union Vet
eran Legion, Of which he is a member
presented him with a Morris chair
Those who attended the party We're:
Mrs. Nab. Mrs. McClane. Miss T. Nc
Clane. Mrs Ashley, Mrs. Smith. Roy
Smith. Miss O. SisS. Mr. and Mrs
Charles. .McClanc. General J. p Doro-
hoe, General B. Smith and wife. Col
enel j. p. Lynn and family, p. lay
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
rho partnsr h slandcr.

He that by crafty significations Of III
will doth prompt the slanderer to vent
his poison; he that by q willing audi
ence and attention doth readily suck
It up or who greedily swalloweth ii
down by credulous appreciation and as
sent: he that pleasingly relisheth and
smaclseth at it or expresseth a delight
full coniplacence therein; as he is a part
uer in the fact. so is he sbarer in the
guilt.-Isro" Ta~-'--
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Souvenir Postal Showers.

On Tuesday last. Fred Dorrem, Of
222 Union street. was rendered a
souvenir postal card surprise by his
wife and two children, Fred and Miss
Mabel Dorrell Cards OF many beauti-
full designs came from California,
Baltimore, Washington. Philadelphia,
West Chester and also from this city
Mr.. Dorren thanks his many friends
for their kind wishes.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
WATCHING THE SERIES
Local Baseball cranks Taking Great
Interest in Detroit Chicago
Games.

The local baseball cranks are watch
ing the series between the Detroits and
the Chicagos with a great deal Of in
terest. It was the hope that some of
the cranlxs here that the Athletics
woud beat out the Deroits so that the
Chicagos would have to play in Phila-
delphia, so that they might see some
of the games. Now, however. tile
cranks are following The other games
and are backing Detroit to win the
worlds championship.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
SPORTING NEWS
HIT WHEN
HITS MEANT RUNS
Excellent Fielding Support
Helped RueIbach Out
Of a Hole

Third game, Chicago. oct. 10.
Paid attendance. l3lil.
Receipts. Si6.2125O.
Total receipts, three games. 81. .So45O
Players share, ss977i7o.
Owners share, s25 $40 SO.
National commissions S7la.
Players total share last year s3S. .i0i ca
Betting to-day: Cubs favorites $ to 4.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Returned Fror vaoat;on.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas CardweH have
returned from their vacation They
have been away since the first of July,
and spent a great part of the time
in Atlantic City. They also visited
in Camden. N. j., before returning to
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Bets

Beautiful r.w stviish belts, in
elegant assortment. Fancy elias
tic web, elastic beaded, black and
steel, fancy silk web, beautiful
combinationsof colors; extra sizes
in black silk belts, 25c, soc, 75c,
SI.OO.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Luncheon to Briday Party.

A luncheon was given in honor Of
Mr.. and MS. Walter Scott Wilkins
and bridal party by Mrs. William
Bradford, sister of the bride. at
Gwendolen, Belleview, Del, on We'd
nesday afternoon. Miss Jane Wood.
one of the bridesmaids. and soon to
become an October bride. was greatly
surprised by a kitchen shower given
to her by the rest of the bridal party.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Anti.Lioense MeetIna.

In Newport NJ E. Church Tonight
the Revs. J. NJ Arters and Z. f. Car
penter win speak in the interest OF the
anti-license cause. The meeting is be-
ing held under the auspices Of the
Newport EDworth League. Campaign
songs viii be sung and the Rev. Mr.
Arters win also sing several selec-
tions.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11

man, r. Sullivan and wife, L. Wflco.,.
Mrs. p. g. Wogan, Mrs. NJ. Morris
Mrs. f. Batchlor, Miss Il. Batchlor. r.
Hahn, ]. f. Patterson, d. r. smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. salter. Mr. and Mrs
Barcus, M. and Mrs. Platt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parson. Mrs. Disco.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Twin Sisters, Hale
and Hearty at 73

Mrs. Emma SheIy and Mrs. Belle Beatty, twin sisters,
who 70 years of age enjoy health and strength,
and seldom have ache pain, thanks to the GOdgven
medicine, Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
Mrs. Emma ShveIy resides at Big CHfty, ky, and Mrs.
Belle Beatty at Louisville, Ky. The illustration is taken
from late photographs and shows how bright and VgOT
Gus they both are
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
A Pun In Esperanto.

This is how they try to pun in Es-
perantO:
"slr please pay me the money you
owe me-"
BE or. I order CordonaO you. Now
you have the money"
'1ndeed3 Where is itr'
Didn't you hear me say that give
gold (or-donasl"
Even worse attempts than this have
been published in Esperanto gazettes.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
SiIk Waists

We have just received beau-
tiful line of plaid silk and net
waists, in cream and ecru; also
black silk, priced exceptionally
low, $3.50 to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Best Results-Least Cost
cubberly's. Eye Work. S24 Market St.
Rodnexs pefeat ouieksteps.

On Wednesday afternoon the Rod
nev A. c. took its second football game
from the Quicksteps by the score of Is
to 0. on next Monday afternoon the
Rodneys play the Qulcksteps again.
and hope to take another victory.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Expert

Expert.
"Your daughter Is a skillful perform
er on the plano, is she notf"
Eyes" answered Mr. Cumrox. "The
way she can play for hours without
getting an earache or sprained wrist
proves to me that she's uncommonly
expert Washington Star.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11

Guide TO a party OF tourists that he
is conducting)-The view is so mag
nihcent here that tourists generally
give me a tip Of 40 sous.-Bon Vivant
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Bake at Newport.

A bake will be held in Newport,
Saturday morning for the benefit Of
Newport school. 1t viii be in Mr..
Folks building.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Lincoln We. ST. Ann.

At the Rockford grounds tomorrow
afternoon the Lincoln football eleven VIII
play ST. AIMS team. the game 10 be
called at $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
sf.oo snndav Exouraion

To Baltimore. via Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Sunday next, October 1S; spec
ial train leaves wilmington s45 a. m;
returning. leaves Baltimore 6.3S .. m.'
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Neckwear

The Shirtwaist with detached
collar is again 10 the front.
Linen Embroidered Collars,
similar to hose worn in spring
and summer, will be the proper
thing for fail and winter wear.
Some beautiful styles, 25c.
Dressy stocks, foundations Of
chiffon, trimmed with narrow
bands of silk and velvet, stylish
affairs, With little ornaments,
beads or metal thread, soc to
SI.5o.
Bows, rosettes and jabots cl
silk ard lingerie styles, 25c and
soc.
Fluffy Chiffon and Net Ruffs.
Z SIPS to S7.oJ.
Turnover Collars, &c to z5c.
Swiss Sets, Turnover Collars
ana Cuffs, 2sc to $I.25.
Coat Sets. linen embroidered
p,qae and Irish lace, soc to se.5o
Rucliings and Veilings in end
less variety.
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
9. 3. RILEY
A Grand Display of New Art Goods

Saturday morning at o'clock will place on
sale seventy dozen fine imported japanese Drawn
work Squares at soc and 75c each; worth up t.
ST 90 each
Evening journal., 1907-10-11
Duffy's Pure Malt WhIskey

absolutely daon Of matted gran being used
thoroughly matted thus destroying germ the
and producing ed liquid food in the form of pale malt which
the effective tonic smuant and nvgoao known ence;
soened by warmth and paab and
by the
you wish young strong and and have
cheeks the glow perfect health take Dufs Pure Malt Whskey
regularly according directions dangerous to NIL your system with
drugs They poison and dep the heart while Dufy Pure
Malt Whskey and strengthens the heart action and puhe the
entire em recognized medicine everywhere. Duhys Pure
Whey analysed and tested by chemists for the fifty
years always found absolutely and contain
medicinal properties
grocer dealer DUTY Pure ht Whisky
bulk Look the tna the oId Chemist
$780,
ROehss Ni
Evening journal., 1907-10-11


Il I'D year preserve my health and keep strength
by using Dufys Pure Malt Whke. Have been for several
for old consider it without equal MRS
EMMA SHIVELY, Big CIfty, KY, Feb. 28h, 1907
Before began Dufy Malt Whskey last May
could walk square, after taking
several bottles became and felt better than did for
using SINCE and seldom have ache
pain 73 years old MRS BELLE BEATTY, 1871 18th ST.,
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12
STRONG FOR HUGHES.
". c. Warren Says Sentiment Is
GrOzuing an Country.
TBy telegram TO The TTt5Une. J

Buffalo, Sept u.-Wiam c. Warren. former
Republican state committeeman, who Is the oriSI-
nal Hughes boomer OF Erie County, got back To-
day from his summer home in connecticut anu
indulged freely in political talk concerning state
and national affairs. Mr. Warren If anything is
stronger for Governor Hughes than he ever was
and his talk indicates that he is Of the OPINION
that there is nothing except Hughes in state
affairs at the present time, and that the same
condition will prevail in the nation before the
next Republican national convention
q think that the Hughes sentiment is growing
very rapidly said Mr.. Warren. and l believe
that this sentiment is due much TO the speeches.
which the Governor has recently made as to the
good work accomplished by him in Albany in
the past year Everybody knows that Governor
Hughes favors the enforcing of laws and the
regulation Of railway rates and trusts Just as
much as does the present national administration
but his methods are very different Apparently
he doesn't believe in brass band performances
and deliberates before he acts. differing IN tha'
respect from those whose actions are Of the hair
trigger variety.
There is no question that many Of the business
men in this end Of New York State are great ad-
nirers Of Governor Hughes, and the great majority
do not hesitate 10 say so. and also that they are
all out Of patience with the loud threats Of en-
forcing the laws against corporations. These bust
ness men are perfectly willing that such laws
should he enforced hut they have great concern as
the effect Of such enforcement upon business
under the methods pursued by the administration
and the constant TAX upon 1nls suoJect HUN
in high of1cial stations For these reasons 1t Is
not at all surprising that these business men are
turning to Governor Hughes.
las time goes on. I believe that this sentiment
now so manifest throughout this and adjacent
states will spread throughout the entire country,
and more particularly through the Eastern section
Of the United States.
In this connection 1t should be remembered that
with the talk in progress regarding Presi-
dental candidates and personal statements from
such candidates, no one as yet has heard a single
woYd from the Governor regarding any hopes which
he may have IN this direction. He is simply at
tending 70 his duties and making most enviable
record as Governor. That is the best kind or
campaigning he 90. particularly so early IN
the game"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-12

trv and worked we'll in New York Tor SSneId t
ton bv which municipal elections were hela a
time Intermediate of the annual state an1 -
elections has always commended tselI " NY
Judgment as OF great utility and y9lue- -. Tho
80 THAT the popular will. as declared " IIio
from the effects of undue concentra tlon oL
natronaCe and the means of corrupt lnlueICSTr. -
- That while the responsibility OF puolC ~
fCers 10 the voting citizens be made eneCtl'e an
tbe1, he made amenabe 10 the taxpayers CI " ~
incsIty[ through the courts. aCcountablEty 70 We
the existence of such appeal Of the mlnoIlLy & -
iadiyduaIs against the wrongs or goVernIHS
viii rauder unnecessary and inexcusaoie Ille
n,ant IepislatIye interventions which nave pIacLl
caIIv DESTROYED all self government credteo H. na+e
ioIay TniscbIef than they have ren1edied ana nave
grown to be prolific or abuSe anu CUT 80 "
$50 far from official accountability IN regaIar
forr,e bein1 an abrid9ement OF local selI-goNelL-
roant n Is the foundation which this systSII
can alone be built up. Arbitrary or irresposIsao N
nover finds no place in our popular system or gOoS
tba peopIe The majority are trustees Ior .Is
whole for the minority and for eacn indlVlnIaI. .,,o
Now when consider that from the NsLy .-iL9
If the enactn1ent Of this CONSTITUTIONAL pIot
statItes have been passed conferring upon -.
sVacrtiva the power of removal which vas Laa5
daIibarsteIy and expressly in the case OF naI1ed
county officers separated from the power 9I II
ton or appointment and when consloer tLe ul-i
Forn7 praCtice Of the executives IN exerclsIhs -
furisdfction which has been conferred, ana .s w
absence Of any judicial authority %h-en noIs a.
eEcb action on the part of the Iegtslature IS "a n
Tioiation Of the constitution. l feel consIIainned
as matter Of serious public policy 70 hO!o ina
on hound 70 take jurisdiction in this case
shall therefore deny the motion