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Evening journal., 1908-04-21
ECZEMA NOW cuRAsLE.
All Itching Skin Diseases Which are
Not Hereditary Instantly Relieved
by Oil Of Wintersreen.

BY Oil OF Wlnter9rcons
Can Eczema be cured?
Some physicians say Yes"
Some say "No."
The real question is, What is meant
by Eczema?' If you mean those scaly
eruptions, those diseases which make
their first appearance, not at BIRTH but
years afterward. and perhaps not until
middle age-then there can no longer
be any question that these forms oC
Eczema are durable.
Simple vegetable oil OF wlntergreen.
mixed with other vegetable ingredients.
will kill the germs that infest the
skin. Apply this prescription to the
skin, and instantly that awful itch is
gone. The very moment the liquid IS
applied, that agonizing, tantaiizing itch
disappears, and continued applications
Of this external remedy soon cure tho
disease.
We carry in stock this oil Of winter
green properly compounded into d. Z.
D. Prescription. While we are not sure
that it will cure all those cases Of skin
trouble which are inherited. we posi-
lively know that this d. d. d. Frescrip-
ton, whenever rightly used. will cure
every last case of genuine Eczema or
other skin trouble which did not exist
at birth.
We know this. Anyway you. your
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tion instantl ytakes away the itch tbs
moment II Is applied to the skin. Sold
by Miller Drug Co. 404-406 Market St.
Stop that itch today--instantly Ju~t
cali at our store and try this refresh
ing and soothing LIQUID; also ask about
D. D. 2. soaR,
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
CHICKENS HAD
FIRST DEFEAT
lads From Chester Took
Union League Into
Camp, S to 3

william walters Blue Hens Chickens
had the frst crinp of the season put into
their nest yesterday afternoon when al
bunch OF ball players from the striking
trolley mems town. Chester by name,
tralled into wilmington via steam power
and liz on the Chicks In the manner that
a hawk seizes an unsuspecting fowl and
took them into camp to 3.
Wolf guarded the Chickens mound for
five innings but was evidently not IN con-
dition as In the nve innings in which he
pitched four OF the visitors five runs were
made. Bussey relieved him IN the sixth
and after that Chester made but one
more tally II Is Just possible that the
locals misiudged tho strength OF the
visitors as when the latter got going In
tho third inning Il appeared to be hard
matter to cut their gait on.
The Chesterites who are IN the Penn
sylvania-New Jersey League, got down 70
business IN the second inning when white
cracked one over left field fence FOR fsur
bases
The fourth was a busy session for the
visitors and they piled up three runs.
Crowley, frst man up died at hrst' 3.
Yerlkes was bumped by a pitched ball
and walked. White lined out a single TO
center and Yerkes went 20 third. Har-
graves singled to left field and YerAes
scored. Gallagher got first on Hoover's
error and Smith followed 20 the initial
bag on an error Of Johnson which per-
mltted White and HarGraves to score
williams struck out and Wood died on q
ny to Warren. In the ffth. the nfth and
last run was made by Chester on single
by c. Yerkes and a double by s. YerlSes
Wilmington scored only In the third in.
ming when Wolf walked. zollers went Il
first on williams error; Warren singled
10 left heid Smith hit to c. Yerkes VIII,
fumbled and threw wild 70 FIRST 9nt
Smith landed safe and Wolf and zollerI
scored. Warren scoring on Hoov-''s ouI
to right field. The score follows;
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
GEORGETOWN BANK
TO BE REMODELED

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del, April 21.-Plans
are being submitted by Baltimore and
Washington architects for a complete
remodeling Of the banking house OF the
Farmers Bank. in this town A WASH
ington builder was here the latter part OF
last week finding out the details in con-
nectlon with the work.
AS the business Of the institution has
greatly outgrown it's present quarters
in order to afford more room the first
floor OF the building viii be occupied
The Improvements contemplated are be-
ing looked after by former Governor Ehe
w Tunnel. OF Lewes. president Of the
Board Of Directors and viii involve from
twelve to fifteen thousand dollars.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
with the diocese Of MARYLAND.

with the diocese Of Maryland.
The diocese Of Eastcn adjoins the
diocese of Delaware and comprises the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland. At pres
ent the diocese Of Easton is presided
oyer by Bishop Adams. who is more
than 20 years old and lives at Easton.
The proposed change affecting the
diocese Of Maryland may be considered
at the annual convention of thas
diocese in MAY in Baltimore and
should favorable action be taken, st.
would complicate any consideration OF
the consolidation OF the diocese OF
Easton and Delaware at the annual
convention Of the Delaware diocese,
which will be held in Trinity Church,
this city. in June.
Whatever action is taken by either
diocese. however. will not be definite,
as it must obtain the approval Of the
general convention Of the Episcopal
Church. which will be held in 1910.
Lowther B. Cheney and Edward
Cheney spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Jefferson A. c. Team.

The Jefferson A. C. baseball team has
organized for the season and would like
20 hear from any Is 70 is-year-old team
The lineup Is as follows: r.. Greenhelsen
c. S. Cook p; T.. Achenbach IS; P.
solomon. ID; G. Brannan. 2b G. Baldwin
Sb. G. Achenbach. H. @. Broadbent, cf
Frank Brooke. RI. Address all challenges
70 Clarence G.. Baldwin. No. 4o5 W. goth
street. or call d. and A. Phone ls17A-
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Hooh Win Annihnr.

Hoch der Kaiserl The Phnlies won a
ten-inning game from Boston yesterday,
4 to 3, In which Tho IIoch"' figured prom
inently. The peach orchard lad pitched
great ball for seven innings. then let
down bit and allowed Boston to tie the
score. but pulled himself together well
enough to go through the tenth round
without taking the count
For i've innings It was scoreiess battle,
Hoch holding Boston to one hit during
this period. Altogether eight hits were
gotten on Hoeh.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
MAY FORESTALL
DIOCESE MERGER
Talk Now Of Union Of DiO-
CeSeS of EaStOn and
Maryland

Since the agitation among Episco-
palians. especially the clergy for the
consolidation Of the diocese Of Della
ware and Easton. Nd. there is now
talk Of another consolidation involving
the diocese of Easton. which may
complicate the proposition for its union
with this diocese. Tms is a merger
that is being talked Of by Maryland
Episcopalians Of the diocese of Easton
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Diamond state Fibre Tear.

The Diamond State Fibre Company
baseball team has organized for the sea-
son and would like to hear from all teams
under ls years old. They would like to
have a game for Saturday next and every
Saturday thereafter. Adress challenges
70 Paul Davis, Manager. Elsmere. Della
ware. The line-up follows: Work, G.:
Stewart p; Harlan, ID; Scott. %; Cur
lett, IS; p. Davis. sb; Regan. If: H.
Lenderman. CT: W. Keith. RI; e. Keith.
substitute.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
aRIIIIesu oo to oardenIna.

wILLrAAdsPoRT. april a.-SIanager
wolverton began the wedding out pro-
cess, as a result OF which Pitchers Palmer
and Renaud and Catcher HAYES win md
berths with Manager Percy stetler, Of the
olean team Of the Interstate Leagua.
Pitcher silcox and First Baseman Rhodo-
moyer viii 90 TO Lowell. Mass.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Mncaha is 4 Eree Anent.

Player Mccabe, purchased by the Bos-
ton Nationals but returned by them to
steubenvIlle, which club then transferred
him 10 Trenton. was declared to be a
free agent. none Of the clubs having prop
er title to him at the time OF such trans
fer He may play with Trenton IL he so
wishes.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Amarioan Reautv Eaolal Cream.

A marvellous wonder what It win do
A great success and in great demand
Guaranteed to prevent wrinkles and
put a most beautiful lustre to the skin,
and once used you VIII never be with
out it, and II Is prepared by Helen
G.. harrington, Expert Manicurist, 702
Market St. d. & A. Phone, 1s93A.
Price so cents. Try it if you can get
box and be convinced.e
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
npatn MnAnl.u einn.

William F. c. Waller. manager OF the
local Union League team. last night
signed Pat" Mccauiley. the well-known
back stop who caught last year for the
Wilmington Tri-State and who win make
valuable addition TO the local bunch.
McCaulley has been working out con-
siderably recently and is in fine shape
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

wilmington ..... %. 80 O8 90 90 0 0-3
Chester 49,. ..... .... ....O 0s10OO 0-5
Earned runs Wilmington, T. Chester
/: sacrifice hits. johnson, Whaien: stolen
bases, Smith. Zollers. Wood. Gallagher
Smith; two-base hits. Townsend g.
Yorkes: home run. White; double play
Brown to Townsend. bases on balls on
williams. s: hit by pitched ball S
Yerkes: struck out by Williams. 8; by
Wolfe 3: by Bussey. 2; left on bases WI
mlngton. 70; Chester. g. time. hours; UNI.
piro. Mccaulley.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
RAIlrIArnnr

IWo-base hits-Sebrlng, Grady Bases
stolen-By Mcfarland Schrader 3.
O'Hara, Kelly, Dunn. Demmitt. 2, Ply.
Double plays-Schrader. unassisted.
Bases on balls-Om Schmidt. g:
Clunn, 2; OF Haford. 3; on johnson.
2 Batters hit-By Schmidt. i; by
jackson, /. Struck out--By Schmidt, (:
by Hafford, 8. Left on nbases-Baltinnore.
10; Wilmington, s. First base on errors
Baltimore, 2; Wilmington, 2. Time of
game, 2.10. Umpire-Pensmlth.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Ad.Inhia Has q naf.

The Adelphia A. c. defeated the Ire
mont Jrs.. by the score Of IA to IL
Adelphia would like to hear from any
thirtsen-year-old team IN the city. Man
aser Edward Tailey. Of s25 Jackson street,
win receive ~ OhsilsnEsA
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
NeMnort Wanla onmss.

The Newport A. c. baseball team has
a few open dates for first-class uniform
ed teams. Address S. s. Marley. manager.
PA Market street. Wilmington. Del. d.
and A 'PhenA 15a.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
Nawnort Juniors Win.

The Newport Jrs. defeated Browntown
by the score Of II to on SATURDAY..
feature Of the game was the pitching OF
Miller and southgate for the Newport
Jrs.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

The Union League season opens here on
Saturday with Paterson as the attraction.
Then fer bleed
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National a,ou.
Yestardav,s namn..

Philadelphia, 4; Boston. Go in
nings).
Cincinnati. ?; Pittsburg. 1 90 in
|nings).
New York, 4; Brooklyn. 1.
Chicago, 2; st. Louis, 0.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

Schedule For To-day.
Athletics at Boston.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
w. H. Smith & Co.
Fourth and Market Streets.
Rose Bushes 1Oc

- 80
The Popular Crimson Ram
bier flowers are a deep Grim
son and hold their color long
time.
A vigorous grower. making
shoots from s 70 10 feet high in
a season. Entirely hardy.
and the new Dorothy Perkins
Habit same as Crimson RAM
bier, with individual flowers
larger than the Crimson Ram
bier and beautiful she'll pink,
Plant at once-great value. all
are healthy two year plants. 100
Special--First floor.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
ScheduIe for to-day.
American Lsnaus.

Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

Lowther B. Cheney and Edward
Cheney spent Sunday at Atlantic City
Evening journal., 1908-04-21
WllmInEton u. =. Il.

Totals 90. ..... ........5 8 "a
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

Referee, Traynor. Goals for Blumen-
thai. Eaton and McCooL Timers, Glib
son and Ellicott. Time, one Commute
half.
Evening journal., 1908-04-21

hCIiWco -sss- 'HoiA' 'eA>N' .'''''
Seiman ....... goal. ........ Godwin
Referee, Traynor. Goals for LenoN,
Stevens (2), Hill: for Springs, Cloward
Beatty (3). Timers. Gibson and ELL
colt. Time 20 and 15-minute halves
The lineup for the Pusey & Jones'
Blumenthal game follows:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

ford to the senate win be q mere for.
mality. Even II the supporters Of
Senator Kittredge should be disposed
to make trouble they cannot. as many
stalwarts elected to the legislature
have personally pledged themselves
to Crawford.
Divorce Law Probably Lost.
Opponents of the proposed new d.
vorce law, raising the period of resi-
dence from six months to one year
and requiring that hearings be held at
regular terms of court instead Of Gin
chambers" are confidently claiming
that the measure was defeated on
Tuesday. Returns are meager and
those favoring the law by no means
concede it has been defeated.
If the measure has been defeated, as
it 10Y seems likely, it will be due to
several causes, chief Of which Is the
fact that the proposed law was greatly
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
v BY A DOG.

Farmer Rescued From Attack Of In.
furiated Bull by Faithful Bulldog.
John Kilness. q farmer living near
Dell Rapids. had a thrilling experience
| with an Infatuated bull. and had not
| his dog come to his rescue he would
have been killed. Accompanied by
the family bulldog, Kilness was en-
gagged in repairing a pasture fence.
The bulldog chased a calf which was
In the pasture, and Kilness entered
the pasture to force the dog to let go
of the calf. He had nearly reached
the dog and calf, when the bull caught
sight of Kilness and made for him at
top speed. Kilness was some distance
from the fence, but thought he could
make his escape and ran for his life.
Before he could reach the fence the
bull overlook him, gave him a vicious
toss aUl feHfdhereo him insensible, n
--7Mout to finish It's work by tram
bling and goring him to death when
the bulldog rushed to his rescue.
|Nhen Kilness regained consciousness
F4he bulldog was standing on guard
over him, having succeeded in driving
the bull away. Kilness was badly
bruised and sustained a featured
shoulder blade.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

handicapped by being placed upon a
separate ballot containing three other
proposed laws, two of them being
county option and a law designed to
prohibit Sunday amusements, such as
baseball games and theatrical per-
formances. The county option law,
which seems to have been defeated.
appeared first on the separate ballot,
being followed by the divorce act.
There is no doubt that thousands of
voters, having decided to vote no on
county option, decided to vote no in
general on the proposed laws, and
thus voted against the divorce act.
Leading politicians who are in close
touch with conditions and who have
been absolutely neutral in the divorce
law fight express the opinion that the
divorce law has been defeated.
County option Defeated.
County option has apparently re-
ceived a decided rebuke. The act was
voted upon Nov. 3, in connection with
the general election, under the initia.
tive and referendum law of the state.
The A~nti-saloon league and prohibi-'
ton party united upon the issue, and
made an aggressive campaign. Sun
day and Monday special services OF
prayer and exhortation were held in
all churches. Woman and children
wearing white ribbons bearing the In
%scription "Vote Yes for Ny Sake"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
TAFT CARRIES
SOUTH DAKOTA
National, Congressional and
State Tickets Elected by
Republicans.
DIVORCE LAW IS DEFEATED
County Option Apparently Receives Set
back-LegisIature Is Overwhelm-
ingIy Republican.

Governor-Robert S. Vessey.
Lieutenant Governor - Howard c.
Shober.
Treasurer-George G.. Johnson.
Secretary of State-Samuel c. Pol.
ley.
Attorney Generals. w. Clark.
Auditor-John Hirning.
superintendent of Public Instruo
A. Ustrud.
School and Land Commissioners.
c. Eokken.
Railroad Commissioners. C. Rob.
inson,
Congressman - Charles H. Burke.
Rep; Eben w. Martin, Rep.
Practically complete returns on the
election make Taft's plurality over
Bryan 23,712, and Vessey's, for govern
or, over Lee, 1894. The Republican
nominees for congl ess are running
close to the Taft vote, and Burke will
have a plurality Of 10000. Martin Is
elected to the short term, as well as
TO a full term of two years.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
KILLED By THE SHERIFF.
Alleged Horse Thief Gives Up His
Life While Attempting to Escape.


Sheriff Sam Sheldon of Lyman
county is a terror to horsethieves, and
he had an experience with two OF
them last week in which one of 1>em
had to yield up his life when he re-
fused to stop while attempting to
make his escape. The strangers were
arrested by the sheriff in the vicinity
of Sylvia, west of Oacoma, and taken
to the county seat and placed in jail
awaiting the arrival Of the sheriff from
Gregory county, where the horses
were stolen. The Jail at Oacoma is
not a very solid affair, and while the
sheriff was at breakfast the horse
thieves sawed a hole through the roof
and easily made their escape. Sheriff
Sheldon pursued their men as far as
Kennebec, and reached the place in
the evening, just as the St. Paul
freight was pulling out. He saw one
of the men as he was about to board
a freight car, and he called on him
to halt. The robber took the chance OF
getting away and refused. The sheriff
shot and killed the horse thief at the
third shot. the first w being more
to brighten him. The other one gave
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
The Next Legislature.

The Republican majority on foint
ballot in the next state legislature
probably will be twenty or more votes
larger than in the last assembly.
The assembly which met two years
RGo was composed of 113 Republicans,
II Democrats and 3 Independents.
making the Republican majority 90.
The membership of the house was
increased for the next session from
Is to 104. The assembly. which meetA
next January, allowing the Democrats
three doubtful seats, will be made up
Of 131 Republicans and IS Democrats,
meaning a Republican majority on
Joint ballot of 113.
The Democrats have elected eight
state senators, exactly the number of
last time. Their successful candl-
dates are in the districts of Aurora,
Brule. Buffalo, Charles Mix, Davidson,
Edmunds, Hand, Lyman, Stanley and
Pennington.
The result on one house member In
each of Bon Homme, Meade and Yank-
ton couLeies is in doubt, but giving
them to the Democrats they will have
but ten members in the house, the
others being from Aurora, Brule. But.
falo, Custer. Edmunds, Hanson and
Jerauld.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
TRAGEDY MARS ELECTION DAY.
South Dakota Business Man Killed in
Shooting ARRAY.

Shooting ARRAY.
A fatal shooting ARRAY marked cleo.
ton day in Codington county.
VIII Pond, a prominent business
man of Florence, in the northwest cor.
ner of the county, was killed. it is
said, without provocation last night
by Gunder Tangen, a farmer living
near the town. Tangen, it is declared,
was intoxicated, and Bond happened
to be the first man he could pick a
quarrel with. Accusing him of rob
bing him the night before, Tangen told
Bond he would kill him for it, and i'm
mediately left the livery stable where
he had the conversation and pur-
chased a shotgun. Bond paid no at
tention to the threat, and ker. shout
his work. Half an hour later Tangcn
appeared at Bonds home with a gun
and asked Mrs. Bond for her husband.
Without s~uspecting any trouble, she
replied at once that he was IN the
barn, and with this information Tan
gen started for the stable, remarking
that he was going to shoot him.
Mrs. Bond started or the run to
warn her husband, but Tangen beat
her, and shot down his victim before
her eyes. The wounded MAI "a at
once brought to the Watertown hospi-
tai, but he was too seriously wounded
to leave any hope for his recovery.
He died at an early hour this morning.
Tangen is in the county jail, and will
be held without bail to the circuit
court. He is a bachelor and the own
er of a good farm in the northwest
corner of the county.
This is the second shooting affair at
Florence within a month. 1t was in
this place that Andy Freeman n
James Carr had a spectacular street
duel, from which Carr still lies in the
Waterfowl hospital with two bullets
in his body, and Freeman is out on
bail.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13
OIL FIND is REPORTED.
Well DriI!ers Near Hayes, S. D., Re-
port Oil Find.

SSS' IsoySSS " ~ NV
port Oil Find.
Artesian we'll drillers at work on
the Rentz place, a short distance
northeast of Hayes, report having
found oil at a depth OF several hun,
dred feet. Just how much of a sup
ply. they do not say, but sufficient
70 show that it Ices exist. Oil discov-
cries are also reported in Buffalo
county. With the existence of natural
gas proven in the Missouri valley, and
the traces of oil at different places in
the state. there is no question that
South Dakota will at some time, with
the proper methods employed for test
Ing, develop a good oil Or natural gas
field. Old-time Oil men from Eastern
fields have been over the ground a
oumber of times in the past two years,
and at places a large amount of land is
being held on oil lease options.
A great deal of the laud in Hughes
and Sully counties is held under such
contracts. The only reason given by
the OIL men IOT not putting lHelI luoHey
into the project at ono is that, while
all indications are so widespread that
the location of the field is too in
definite to settle by surface locations,
but that it certainly will be found at
some place. when local capital will
take the chance on prospecting for it,
and when 1t is found there will be
plenty Of capital ready to further de-
velOp the find.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-11-13

crowded the polls during the entire
day, and their demands were SO In.
sistent and im~portunate that many q
the workers Of the a%nti-county option
forces and other voters weakened and
deserted.
The returns at first indicated not
only a light vote but a victory for the
Anti-saloon league. Later returns,
particularly from the rural districts,
indicate a decided gain in votes
against the measure, and presage the
defeat OF the amendment by a majori-
ty Of 5000 or more.
This is all the more significant In
face of the fact hat the three amend
ments, viz: county option, divorce and
Sunday amendment laws we're so
placed and printed upon the separate
ballot as to mislead many voters into
voting mo" on the divorce law, think.
ing hat they were voting mo" or the
County option law.