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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-03-06
MENAceo eY "RloERs."
Growers Opposed 20 No.crop Plan May
Organize for SelfProtection.

Versailles. ky-A warm hght no
less determined than that In Henry
county seems TO be ON In Woodford.
where there are many would-be crop
pors.r the name by which those op-
posed io the Equity no-crop movement
are known. 10 is understood that n
quiet call for troopers To- meet here
TO form a Law and order league for mu-
tual protection against ulght riders
has been issued. This movement Is
understood 10 be the result of letters
received By prominent tobacco grow-
crs OF the county last week inclosing
hlood-rcd warnings. accompanied by a
cartridge and a match Indicating the
penalty OF noncompliance
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LEGAL NOTICES

N THE SUPREME COURT OF the District
of Columbia as Court OF Bankruptcy In
the matter of IsadJre Kahn, bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy. NO. 55f. Docket No. g. To the
Hon JOB Barnard. Justice holding said
Court Isad1re Kahn, Of the District II Co
luFIuia- respectfully represents, that on the
% day % June. 1913, be- was duly adJulsel
bankrupt under the Acts OF Congress r-.dt-
ing tH bankruptcy. thar me has duly sur
rendered all bis property and rights OF prop
sTtv. and has fully compiled with I'D the re-
guiraueutE OF said acts, and of the orders OF
the Count touching his bankruptcy. Where
fore he pEays that be may be- derreed oy the
Court 90 have a flIl discharge from all debts
rupt acts. except such debts as are excepted
bE law from said discharge Dated this -3I
day NJ November. a. u. 1905. ISADoEE
KAHN. Bankrupt on reading the fnrel -ns
petition. 90 is this Z5d day of November A.
ID. 1868. ordered. that a hsarlug be- had upon
the same on the 10th day o. December 1885,
before said Court. at 10 o'clock a. W.- and
that C0Lice thereof boz Tr .'ishcd in The
Washington Times neHsFa per printed I'D
said District 1L Columbia, and that an known
creditors and other persons Do interest may
appear at the said time and snow cause 81
any sHsy save. why the prayer If said petit
ZION should NOT be granted and Do IS further
ordered. tlar the referee shall send by mail.
tn all known creditors, copies OF said petit
tHr and this order. addressed &C them at
their places Of residence as stated. OBJ BAR
NARD. Justice
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER, Takomas SuD-S-atiou, Washington
ID g. November p 1905. Sealed propose S.
in trIDIicate. subject 20 the usual conditions
win be received here until - o'clock noon.
standard time, December ], 1gUS, and then
ouenei. for completion Of fourth floor. in
.sfsllsul. electric elevators and vacuum clean
ing system at the Walter Reed Army ,4e.-
eraI Hospital, WASHINGTON ID. o.. Plans
Specifications, blank proposals ard further
Information furnished on application. A de-
u0sit OF $40 required for drawings and spec.-
neati0us. deposit viii be returned TO bidder
on return Of drawings here Plans and spec
{dcalions may be seen AT this Office. u
reserves right 10 reject or accept any OF all
bids 5r any part thereof Proposals 20 be-
marked Proposals for Completing FOurtI
Floor and Installing Elevators and Vacuum
Cleaning System and addressed % H. L
PETTUS. Constructing QuarteTmlster
1023,4,5.2sSj
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
II. Thomas and Jas. Francis Smith.
Attorneys.


T. II. Thomas and Jas Francis Smith,
Attorneys.
IL THE SUPREME COURT Of the District
Of Columbia Holding "a District Court In
re- The establishment of a uniform build
ing line on the south side Of Park road
from school street to Sixteenth street north
west. District Court no go Notice Is
hereby given That the Commissioners az fhe
District OF Columbia pursuant 10 the pro-
visions OF an Act OF Congress approved June
1ls Isu5 entitled An Act providing for the
establishment Of a uniform buHdfrs line on
streets iu the District OF Columbia less
than ninety feet wide have filed a petition
ion this court PRAYING the condemnation OF
the land necessary for the es-a ntt=hrn-ur or
a uniform building line ON ne saUra side
u Park road from School street 10 siyfaanfB
street northwest. in ths District OF Colum-
bla, as shown uu uIat or man filed with
the said petition. as Tsrt thereof and pray
inE also that a iurv of five fuIIri1us dfsfn-
tereste5 men moi related ~ aa.- uersan in
tererteg iu these rTsre.iIups and ngr Ia fTa
service OF aruuI0g-rlerr ID. fHa Bfstrfrr III
Columbia or OF the United states be- SUM
Taou-E ly the United states Marshal for the
District Of Columbia 10 assess the damage
each owner Of land 90 be taken may sustain
by reason Of the establishment Of said
uniform EuHEtna line ou rhe south side uf
Park road. for which This proceeding has
been Instituted ana the conformation Of the
land necessary. for The Ulrrurseaa thereof and
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as inf5rmatioHe and
not guaranteed.
400 i Nc * O. Limited. Daily Fast YES
thule train Pullman slerpeT5 10 Lex. ugt1u
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indiana polls, gn.eae1
and 81 Louis FaIlDT car for Virginia Hot
SPRINGS week days Eu.' man Car Louisville
T. Memphis and New Orleans Dining Cars
ia carte service
I-l0 = M. r. y. LIMITED. Daily
Solid yestibule train. Pullman sleeu-rs To
Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining cars. a la carte
service Pullman sle-gegs Cincinnati 10
Chicago ard st. Louis, and Louisville 10
Memphis. Nashville, aa8 New Orleans
Cnesaueaze and Ohio offices. 5I8 IennFvF-
vau.a ave. 1893 4 ST. and New Union Sla-
ton Telephone Main 1870 OF POO for tIck-
cts reservations and taNieaa. s-Ez--~
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every OtHer Hour on the odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. -3D ST., NEW YORK.
sI.tJ D. m.-Dsuer, Pullman Parl0I-
y. 30 a. m.-DBserEatlgu E4lrlJT. 5-l1lr Train
800 a. m-Dluer and Pullman FarIor Car
tlL.UJ a. M-Dluer and Pullman ParI1r car
sl.yJ y. m.-Dluer and Pullman FarlJr Car
$40 y. m.-.E0yal Limited" All Fl.Imaus.
Fiye-LOur.
f4-0e D. m.-COaches 10 PhgaGeIpha
90 p. m.-Dlner and Pullman Pa -Ior
- ~ p. n.-Goaeles % EhlIaleI paia-
sIZ.l5 n. T.-sIeepers % New York.
sz-5Z.a- m.-S4espsrs 20 Philadelphia and
ATLANTIC CITY. t7.oo. '9.o0. tu.oo a. n.
tl''0' 800 ?. no 70, RA7r.,5oRF
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
tWsek LaEs 3 90 "a. M. 90 u D. nh
Z5s I5.-, 1850, $500 @4-z1r 90, $50 100
'I-yJ, Tl-l5. 7-.y0, $50, Ts.-J, 800, f4-uJ.
4445 $50 1853. $50, 75-0G $50 u 10 n ~
800 -I0.Og. sly.s5, 81 .JJ, 1lz.I5 y. T.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO Tl.Zz, $50 ,, IA.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND LOIS
VILE. -s-Ig a. m., '4-05 p. IA, -IE.s0 nivrf
PITTSBCRG, $40 a. me- '-.z- 's.I0 D. a..
CI.EVELAND. 1910 D. IN.
COLUMBUS, $50 b.
WHEELING, $40 a. m., $50 p. N.
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. M, taos. 1000 q m
FREDERICK, rs--y, 1910, Tssl5 a. H.. Il 30,
"A %. 1919 D. u-
HAGERsTOE. $40 a. "a. 1000 p. m.
ANNAPOLIS -I-zU. 1890 a. m. Mos MOO,
1870 $3.50. $50, anu ii 80 p. n.
sDaIIy. Except sunday SUNDAY only.
TELEPHO- rs at all Of ths following
Ticket OaiCas. lfl7 -. Tel. Main Iggl. ne
PennsyIvania ave. Main rs View Union
station Ticket once. Main I85y. Information
Bureau, Main 1850, n5z5-tf
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
WORTH s5.gH-ONLE N.I5g

WORTH S5.yg9-ONLE SJ.15g
II bought al once. A FINE BUSINESS
CORNER. 45zsJ tg alley only partially built
GA and pays over GO NEE gu the equity at
the price asked. Situated al the NEW
JUNCTION OK the Capital Traction and CITY
and Suburban railway systems Az THE j.
s. %. DEPOT AND FREIGHT TERMINALS.
So here business property 10 Increasing more
rapidly il value than any other part OF the
city. can be- made into a 1900 Investment.
LEXINGTON IMP. Co. 1910 o. 81
una---r
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W, b. & 4. L. RY.
'ITNE ELECTRIC Line"

Electric palace cars from White House station
tFIFTEENTH AND il SIS. NORTHEAST
For Baltim0re-J.50 and every uaIt haIr
from $50 a. an to 80 p. m-. and $3.50. 80
1890 and 1855 D. H.
For ANNAPOLIS Every hour from $50 a. m
to 7.s1 p. m. and-s-S0 and 1855 ?. N.
Fares one way. Round trip.
To Baltimore. ...-.--r-r-sr-t5 8l.25
To Annapolis and II. s.
Naval Academy -------.15c SIC
All st. cars run direct TO White House
Station.
Ticket once at 18th and y. y. ave. " w
and al White House station, 18th and N SIS.
H. 4. Telephone n. 1905 oc5-tf
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR EIsNT-Large prick stable "a staIIsi
large lOt, blacksmith shop. also q brick 8
room house attached and . frame sheds. rent
50. In rear Of 300 J. ST. uw. j. A. BLUM
DON, 100 II ST uH- u5Zs-lI
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FOR RENT-SuBURBAN.

REDUCED TO $3.50 PER MONTH
& new Groom house within one fare.
TAGGAHT-THRIFT CO.. I40J Sew York ave
uI-I-rT
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FoR sALE-suBuRBAN.

FOR SALE.
Attractive 2-story dwelling rooms -
acre ground. Price, 5000.
New Groom cottage. near = acre ground;
aludie from station Price f-l1A Easy
One acre Groom cottage; JUS completed
Fllee' sl.1so. Reasonable terms
9-raoa cottage. 3 acres; nice orchard. good
91tDuildlnss, ia miles from station Price
mile from station; small dwelling: sew
eraI outouildinss. 20 acres Price, 5000.
shade splendid outbuildiugs. 4 acres. Price.
Bargains on Great rails and Old Dominion
CLIFTON LAUGHLIN CO.,
us 1uh 81. u9zs-st
~ HTATT5VIT4L4E. nearly new z-r00m home.
elegant st1giei poultry house, fralr, beautiful
Shade. high elevation ten minutes walk TO
cars; twenty acres rich clear land $780,
terms
GEORGE c. WALKER,
EVANSVILLE, MD.
n0zs-lt
A 7FEllAL EAftEAiN.
A pretty broom cot.age az Mar-'sud Park
with porlles, outbullIllss, etc, e.. fenced,
new heating arrangement lu house. lot 64xIJJ
on corner.
Price $50 II sold Al once. 500 cash. SIS
monthly.
CHAs. d. FOWLER. 5Js + 81. NV
no4s-f
FINEST BUILDING elite in Woodbridge. one
OF Two lots on South Dakota ave, lsD yards
from Rhode Island ave. electric car station
gas, water &c fare. very small cash payment
and balance 20 suit buyer. +. j. DiEU-
DONNIE, Room -, Wardsr Bldg. 9Th and r
SITS u8Zs-sL
II YOU WANT to buy a Maryland farm Or
suburban home. see US or send for latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCKETT & SON.
6S5 ~ ". iy2-tt
FOR SALE-H0use, p acre ground slate
roof pebble dashed All modern improve
mentss heated by furnace another house
heated by steam. gas. .o-s5 OLA easy terms,
So month Apply 90 j. A. BLUEDOE, IDJ8
y 81. NV or ElEerdaIe. ugZ1-IL
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BIG BARGAINS IN Maryland and virginia
farms; money TO loan thereon. NATIONAL
CAPITAL FARM AGENCY. 5Iz r st NV.
6el6-It-e0W-6Bt
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WHERE 10 DINE.

, YUM! TUMI' That's what you'll say after
8 meal at one CT our places. Three OF them.
E7,A aud c 2u 5th. lz06 Pennsylvania ave
Soy-ls-n IS. Sa-99t
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT SCHOOL--Oue month frse uncon-
ditionaIIy, al DEACGHONS PRACTICAL,
BUSINESS COLLEGE. cor. sth and ID sts
NV. Bring this notice n0-8r1. a. f.ss-rf
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

To1Io.4Io,,r ANYWHERE IN THE
NOiICNblbiio UNITED STATES
Methods and facilities that get results. Best
equipped collection department in America
BLANEENSHIP LAW AND COMMERCIAL
CO, Inc, Colorado Building
n05-m. U.f-tf
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UPHOLSTERING.

l. ELAO1<s1 EN-
UPHOLsTERING. mattress making. lowest
prices. best work; phone as for estimate.
Main 1871 1913 Pa ave no2s-6t
J. A. AINGE & son, cabIneJmakers and up
holsteTer-- hospital for broken furniture
prices reasonable. 7l2 9th ST ne BO6-tf
NON-MEDICAL HEALING
HEALING AND HEALTH
There is a sure road to them. no drugs. no
knife; no Iuachery. Cali FOR booklet ana ref
DID. CAMPBELL, 1929 18th st. NV.
OsTEOPATHY
Dr. Underwood's parlors are az 1913 Penn
fit il year complaint IS ameua5le % treat
meuL One weeks treatment
FREE
Come an1 see us. it viii cost You noticing
Chronic cases that have been given u5 by
medical practitioners are especially invited
Hours from a, ~. TO p. n. daily.
Phone 1856 Main. no94 "a. $3.50
AUTOMOBILES.
'.sat sfaction headquarters
Auto Car and Garag, Co, 6s2 I st. NV.
STORING. REPAIRING. REAdODELING.
Get Our Prices on Winter storage
COnsigu youI ca-s 70 US We have customers
waiting.
Telephone Main $3.50. sez5-tf
open for inspection.
THE AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
go L 81. nv. Phone Main $3.50
For Owners and Chauffeurs.
New building sRa esldBalsst sas5zss
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LOST-SUuday afternoon. between Soldiers
Home and Columbia road, a black lynx mum
tIart- A liberal reward il returned 10 the
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION. 1Iy 18th st. NV
n9al-3t
LOST Black purse on New York ave. or in
park. lZth and Eye SITS. contents of value To
owner only. Reward for return 20 SD 18th
81. nv. IL
LOSr-SIulay. Geutlemau's fob and charm
in Geological Park, OF from there by way OF
irving GL % MI Pleasant St. initials c. a.
III. Reward II returned 10 hENESAW
APARTMENTS, No. ~. IL
LC5T-Noyem o. b. H. s. pin, 1850. en-
sr,.ved =. H., returning from National
Rifles Please return ana receive reward. Il
HILLINGER, 1916 n ST. u0Zs-3l
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honey Loaned Salaried PeODls

ana Others. without security. easy paymsara4
edices "a 60 principal cities: save yourssis
zaoney BY getting my terms hrzt- D. z
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MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

L. S. GOVERNMENT bonds. and hrst trust
notes at "a. - 90 and per cent are IN the
same class o. investments Loans made On
improved Income producing realty first trust
only, every possible consideration shown Dor
r0HeTs.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
81 18th ST. NV
Washington. ID. C.. uoIs-tf
MONEY TO LOAN On approved city real
estate al lowest current rates Special privI-
IeEes with respect Co prior payments. Large
amounts = specially TYLER & RCTHER-
FORD 100 18th ST. NV uOI-tf
SECOND TRUST
LOANS ~ REAL ESTATE
ANY AuuU -IL. Lowest Rates
NATIONAL LOAN AND INV. co.
Opposite Treasury Next Drug Store
MONEY TO LOAN on ID. G.. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest. Pay mcnJs on prin-
CipaI in amounts OF 500 ur more received a.
any interest period. THE II. H. SMITH CO..
Boud Building. 1908 New York ave. Jy5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-sz55 to $4,000 on D. c.
real estate Interest low. and all transactions
conducted with economical consideration for
wa H. SAUNDERS & co,
1907 ST " W.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST on ID. G.. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay
WALTER r. ACKER.
fc4-tf 1920 r s. \. ".
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DENTISTRY

once Hours, $50 a. n. % $50 p NJ
DR.. OTIS W ELZEE, DENTIST.
s. ". cor 10th and II, entrance on loan.
DIR. W j. ELZEY. DENTIST
y T.. Cor. 4th and T. Capitol sJs ne
Specialists in painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
Jhat III. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices Phone n. 49,.
ugIb-Jf
ALEEOLAR TEET H-Ellnless. lasting. Won
derfuLy lteltker brldgsWoTk or plating IN
necessary painless huIng. DIR. j.. j.. Will
son, 1913 f. jy2I-tf
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FoP sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

FOR SALE-NearIy new Cyphers Model lu-
cubHtor-258 egg-or VIII exchange fer white
leghorn or rock hens. Address BOX ~,
Times Office no.9-2-
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WE ARE booking Christmas orders Tor white
Eskimo and other dogs also singing canaries
parrots. cats. rabbits, white mice rats gold
nshes. goats. etc. SCHAIID'S BIRD STORE
FI2 18th ST. nW. n1gA-tF
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FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST

our business has IU-Tea9@I 900 per cent
the past week.
Give US another VIM. II. Taft. we want
70 make 100 per cent ia another week
C. r.. HUNTER sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright. gives
them polished huish- 5ec gallon delivered
Phone Main 5458 Office 1l8 Pa ave NV Our
label on every can. This is the only oil used
by The T., s. Government Others initiate.
but none as good Write for samples Agents
wanted everywhere. This oil IS good for the
finest kind OF furniture Try 1t. n0I1-sIt
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR Shoemaker shop: vely cheap.
ave. uT- UlSl-at
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FOR REET-FLATS.

FOR REST-FIat OF rooms with large
back porch. suitable FOR light Housekeeping.
all convenience sink Iu kitchen. southern
exposure location CENTRAL reasonable con
vellgu- % car lines gs- * g. NV. nssl-gt
FRENCH ST. NV, s25-Thres rooms and
BATH heat ana gas. uos-st
~ 80 600 ST. Sc. two rooms on cor
ner- first Eoor Sl2. and one twO-room fiat on
third do1g. s.. all modern improvements. IN
QuIrs within MRS. burgess. ndZs-st
FOUR ROOMS and bath; cabinet nantes,
tiled hearlhs. az bargain Apply THORN
TON SHOE STORE 105-l0S It'll ST. NV
n1Zg-st
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.

18TH ST wv. 7z7-Omces for rent: also
rooms all convenience uo23-st
7IE 18TH Ey.-Three desirable light "a ao1r
office rooms suitable for studio or any kind
Office business uaZS-gr
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BICYCLES.

HEADQUARTERS 15r Unicorn puncturs
proof tires. $ls5. We have other new tires
from 1yc up. ME\DALL. Ok CO., II-5 5tH ST.
NV. n0-5-sur
SACRIFICE SALE or BICYCLEs-500 EJ,d
makes 10 80 al yJur own price. such famous
makes as Columbia Cleveland. National.
Hudson. Tribune. NOlE-Aug-l,al and En-
Dlvmi good as new. from s. 10 sl5. C.. r.
HUNTER u. Pa ave open every night tail
p. IN. some win coaster brakes uo.5-.1J
IF YOU want Co dispose Of your bicycle or
buy one. square dealing IS always assured az
G, 4. HUNTER =, 10 Ia. ave. uw.
uol5-2It
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.
COLLECTIONS MADE
Estate ana Disputed Claims Adjusted
]. =. CLARK, I425 New York Ave
WINDOW CLEANING.
CAN KEEP your windows clean cheaper.
quicker ana easier than g.u can. / know how
LEON L. CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning
Co., removed ts 100 i NV. u0l7-tf
AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.
T. +. MOORE q CO.,
Lamps of every description repaired. plated,
and polished. so John Marshall place uW.
olL-9Jl
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WOOD, COAL AND COKE.

on coal before ordering elseH here. pE1mps
delivery. CHAS. d EISI>GEE. Phone ~.
sSJ3. -L-- sth ST. NV no5-ul, 81. 4---t
BROWNING, Lincoln ave. and seaJon ne,
furnace. 500: egg. stove. nut 800. pea, s..
spot cash. Phone y. 1881 motif
Evening journal., 1908-08-11
DUPONT TO PLAY
THE WILMINGTON

Next Saturday at the Front and Union
street grounds those old rivals XVIII
mington and DUPONT viii get together for
the first time this season and all who at
tend can be assured that there will DO
something doing from the starr. duPoDt
would rather win from NWllnington
than from any team they play and every
man on the team will be on hand next
Saturday For the last thrse weeks .he
DUPONT team has been weakened by the
absence Of three or four players who have
been on vacations or working at registrs-
ton places, but from now on all the rsgu-
lar players are expected to report AMI
the best local teams available will be
played. The DUPONT team has to be given
the credit that 1t never refuses to play
the strongest teams even going away
TO do so, being the only team in its class
around here that will leave its own
grounds to secure good games. It has al
ready visited Elkton, New Castle and Del
aware City this year. but it seems that
these teams are afraid to leave their
own grounds for a return game. DUPONT
still has a few open dates and would be
glad to hear from any of the above or
any other team desiring a game. satur-
days game with X-wilmington will be
called at Front and Union streets at ais
D. m
Evening journal., 1908-08-11
CRIPPLED TEAM
DROPS ANOTHER
Four Peaches Unable to Play
Yesterday and Team
Loses

LANCASTER, Aug. I.-With four Of
her men out OF the game by reason Of in
juries, the Wilmington team was in poor
shape to do battle with the Roses yester-
day. Hartley had to be brought in to
cover first while Hunter went behind the
bat. In their new positions the men, how
ever, played a nervy game and won the
admiration of the crowd. Jackson, too.
has been overworked, and the strain told
on his control, as he walked six, hit three
and made a wild pitch. He was hit so
easily, however, and the errors in his sup
port helped the Roses to land the contest.
Moser shut out his opponents with no
difficulty in all but the fifth inning and
the visitors were retired in order in all
but two rounds A double play of the
classiest order by Deal, Newton and Fitz-
patrick was the fielding features. The
Roses had a luscious first inning Mar
shall was walked and Fitzpatrick forced
him. Hemphill singled to centre and Fos-
ter sacrificed to Hoch, scoring Fitzpatrick,
Odell scratched a hit to Gleason, Hemp
hill scoring. Oden stole second and reg
istered on Shultz's mum of Deals fly. In
the second Moser hit to Curtis and the
runner took an extra base Wien the ball
was Juggled. scoring on a rightfield smash
by Fitzpatrick. Mosers single, Marshall s
sacrifice and wild throws by Hartley
and Shultz gave the locals their final run
in the fourth Moser had the easiest sort
Of sailing until the fifth. Singles by Owens
and Shultz, Newtown's tumble Of Curtis
grounder and a passed ball enabled two
Of the Peaches to cover the circuit. Score:
LANCASTER
Evening journal., 1908-08-11
TOO SOON FOR BASE.
BALL OBITUARIES

Various newspaper writer's in the Tri-
State circuit are moaning over the Tim
pending demise OF the Tri-state League
in language THAI smacks Of an obituary
column Come out Of 1t brethren. Did you
ever take cocoa for thatf While we are
forced to admit that the outlook for one
or more cities is anything but rosy We
cannot perceive reason for such a
wholesale prediction as the foregoing re-
mark would imply.
Primarily speaking the Tri-State or
ganization is game. In fact It is the gam
est league without question in the United
States. Therein lies a valuable as well as
powerful asset. Had such not been the
case we would now be rociting quotations
from Pope and wearing strips of crepe
upon our portside sleeve over the remains
Of the Wilmington club
Wilmington has assurcdly afforded an
example of heroic financiering that almost
beggars comparison. With losing aggre-
cation the management hung on Ike
stickem 70 the hoof OF fly and outgen-
eraled their Union League competitor in
a strenuous race for existence. Managerial
troubles ensued. Twelve thousand work.
ingmen were out Of employment and nee
essarily the attendance dwindled. Inter
nal dissension. injuries TO players and
finally an abdcation Of the supporters had
tendancy to put a crimp in tho last ray
Of hope.
Did the backbone OF the Tri-state crack
beneath the strain and howl murder? Did
the entire city Of Wilmington quit cold
Not on your life. The doings of the
friends. hackers and admirers Of the Grip.
pied club is well known TO every fan in
/ the league by this time but II is truly an
apt illustration OF what can be expected
from the supporters OF this. the gamesi
minor league that ever formulated a
playing schedule.-The Harrisburg Bab-
bier.