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Evening journal., 1908-07-17
SAYS CONNIE MACK
NOW WANTS TRENTON

New bidders for the Trenton club have
appeared on the scene in the shape of
Connie Mack, owner Of the Philadelphia
Athletics. and Jimmy Collins, third base
man of that club. They began negotia-
tions with Colonel Perrine some days
ago, but as yet nothing definite has been
decided upon. Both men look upon Tren-
ton as a great baseball city but do not
like the price set upon the plant by the
present owners.
It is the idea of the prospective pur-
chasers il the deal goes through to make
the Trenton club farm for the Athletic
team, in the same sense that the Mon
treal club in years past has been a farm
for the New York Americans. owned by
Frank Farrell. Jimmy Collins days as
a ball player are nearly over, and,it is
likely that he would go to that city and
direct the team.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
SENATORS TAKE
SECOND GAME
Peaches Couldn't Hit Bridges
and Lose by Score OF
6 TO 3

The Peaches lost the second Of the
series Z. the Senators yesterday to 3.
The locals got only five hits OF Bridges
while Harrisburg touched jackson for
nine. everyone Of which counted. The
Peaches played an errorless game and lost
simply because Of their inability to md
Bridges. The locals had now man be-
hind the bat in weinburg. He played a
good game. Hunter. the new first baseman
IS expected TO play his FIRST game here
this afternoon against the Millionaires'
Wilmington started of well enough In
Yesterdays game but soon fell down. In
the second inning owens and Grady
singled. CATH doubled and owens scored
Grady had landed on third and scored
on a squeeze play" Gleason getting a
life al FIRST. In the eighth inning the locals
made another when zollers singled stole
second and reached home on owens
single.
Harrisburg scored two In the fourth
inning. Calhoun was hit and McGilvary
drew a pass. Huelsman hit for double
and both men scored In the eighth inning
Egan singled, stole second and scored on
seibachs double selbach scored on
Huelsman's single. In the ninth inning
I.itschi walked, and Knots singled. Egan
singled, scoring Litschi. Calhoun sacri-
feed. Knots reached home on Calhoun's
.,,t arct Tho cenrn
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
PLAY FINALS IN TENNIS
THIS AFTERNOON

1yna1e IN the mems singles ana douples
for the tennis championship OF the STATE
will be played at the Wilmington Country
r,,h this afternoon. The singles VIII be
between II. ]. Kendall, of Princeton ana
II NJ ridden of Germantown. The final
in mems doubles will be between II. j.
Kendall and ]. r. Carpenter Jr'' ana =
/. Cause and IL. NJ. Candy.
The semi-nnal round in mems doubles
piaved Yesterday afternoon resulted as
follows:
H. j. Kendall and j. r. Carpenter, Jr.'
defeated p. r. Wright and H. r. Bring
hurst, Jr.. 6-s, So.
C. l. Cause and II. NJ Candy defeated
II. b. Register and a. d. Thayer Ga 5-1'
GA
The preliminary round. consolation,
mems doubles resulted as follows:
w. p. Johnston and b. johnson. Jr.,
defeated ]. Cause and L. A. deCavenove,
60 6-S.
w. II. Wyatt and II. II. Luxens de-
feated Townsend Brothers, go, 6-L
In the semi-fnal round, consolation
doubles w. p. Johnston and b. johnson,
Jr.. defeated c. stabler and A. NJ. Cot
ten. 6-i, SIS.
II. NJ. Tnden and Dean Mathey de-
feated w. II. wyatt and H. II. Lukens,
60 6-1.
In the final round II. NJ. Tilden and
Dean Mathey defeated w. p. Johnston
and b. Johnson, Jr,, 6-1, e.. 6-S.
In the semi-final round, consolation
Singles. ". Morris Tilden defeated c.
/. Cause. 81. 60, Sc
Evening journal., 1908-07-17

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baker You're probably getting no better
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Finest Full Cream Cheese ......1Sc 10
A mild, rich flavor. As for quality
there can be none finer.
3 Large Rolls Toilet Paper ........1Oc
g Cans keystone" Condensed MIX 20c
3 Boxes Childs' Noiseless Matches. .lOc
500 Perfect Parlor Matches to the box
1Oc Package Quaker oats ..........Ss
Package Force ..................- lVc
Big Bag Worcester Quick Freezing Ice
Cream Salt ................... .lOc
Chuds' Pure Olive Oil, 22c bottle ..l1c
Made from selected olives, grown on
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than the average quality.
The Finest Cream Mint Candy lie lb
Chnds' Best Table Salt-Big Bag. lac
Small Bags. &c
Include q bottle of Childs' Witch
Hazel in your vacation grip. for
mosquito bites. sun burns. etc.
Pint Bottle for 13c.
Pink Alaska Salmon ..........1Oc can
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
He Wants to Battle.

Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL
Having recently seen several letters
from would-be pugilists, I would like
TO let you know that / am still in the
game. Battling Benzik still claims TO
be the l05-pound champion of VIII
mington, when ne well knows he could
not make that weight with his legs of.
/ can make 40 pounds, and I will fight
this "Battler" any time he feels like IL
for side bet IL he viii agree TO weigh
under 100 pounds As for Kid Stein
and Kid Bannon, / viii fight them at
the same terms any time they want 20
fight, in private or at their own club.
Now boys, il you have any money to
lose, put IL up or cut out your hot air.
My manager IS Jack Bennett, Box 46,
Landenberg. Pa. Thanking you for pub
fishing this, I am yours IN spirit,
Joe Mayer, formerly Young McGovern.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
WILMINGTON'S
BUTCHERS WIN
Defeated New Castle Knights
Of the CIeaVer in Two
Games of Baseball

Abandoning their cieavers for the
Afternoon, members Of the Wilmington
Butchers Association yesterday tri-
umphed over their fellow craftsmen Of
New Castle in two baseball gam s at
Battery Park, New Castle. The tri-
umph was decisive in both cases. and
after their defeat the New Castle ar
chitects of the meat block had little
spirit to return to cutting mutton and
slicing chops
There We're TO have been athletic
events but after their defeat In the
first game, the New Castle meatmen
were so determined TO retrieve that
they insisted on another game of five
innings. Between the games there was
a 10O-yard dash for a box OF cigars,
and this. too. went to all-victorious
Wilmington, the victor being Edward
Butler OF the Vandever Avenue Ath-
letic Club. Butler had participated in
the game earlier between his club and
New Castle High School, and when the
solitary athletic event was announced
he thought he'd run. He nearly ran
Through the grandstand.
There We're so many hits in the first
game OF ball that the official score
keeper used half a pencil. And when
nobody was making a hit somebody
was making a foul. New Castles
catcher finally got the Sheath gown"
lcramp in the neck and thereafter re-
fused to look up for foul balls. AS for
errors, nobody thought of keeping an
account Of them.
Altogether it was a ripping game
that is to say, for the CORY knights Of
Wilmington. In the second inning
they made four runs and in the next
inning they made the score board look
symmetrical by placing another four
alongside. They took a vacation until
+ the seventh inning, when they ad
three more runs. In the meantime tie
New Castle butchers had repeated
nothing. nothing so much as matter
of fact that they were quite surprised
when they found that the ninth inning
had been ended. Result; IL to Q IN
favor of Wilmington IL was slrloln
steak to pork chops for Wilmington.
Then the 1OO-yard dash took place.
Several hundred youngsters howled toI
a chance to win the box Of cigars but
they we're ruled out and only those OF
lcigar-smoking age permitted to enter
There was Duncn OF itdh pubehNiS al
the race. but the fact that the winner
was a non-butcher didn't hurt much
lalthough one anxious butcher was
heard afterwards inquiring anNously
whether the winner were a vegetarian
In the second game the home butch
lers changed their pitcher and we're IN
Ia, little better form. But 1t was nc
Iuse. Wilmington butchers haven
lbeen practi0inl2 on meat balls for notn,
ling and the ball was slammed .apoul
Win no more ceremony than II It hao
lheen a big ham. Three to nothing was
lthe score for Wilmington.
Game by innings. First game;
New Castle .....O 0 % 90 o
Wilmington .... O4 VI
Ratteries-New Castle, Forrest an'
Poole; Wilmington, Montague an.
Young.
Second game:
New Castle .........'.s''V
Wilmington ...........s.
Kee pitched for New Castle the sec sec
. ond game. John Murphy, of New cas-
5 tie. was the umpire.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
GLIMPSES FROM
THE SUB-CELLAR
Gossip From the Various
Teams on the Tri-State
Circuit

Wilmington fans were incensed at the
work OF Finneran and Gochnauer but
Manager Heckert and the Harrisburg
players were just as badly displeased ac-
cording to reports received here last even
ing Harrisburg Patriot.
Altoona is trying to get Brouthers from
Trenton. having offered Schwartz, Lee
and cash consideration for him.-Har-
risburg Patriot
Huelsman failed to get a hit in the
fifteen innings, but just wait the big fel-
low will get going again and then it will
be a sad day for some pitchers-Harris-
burg Patriot
Dick Nallin umpired at Lancaster and
Harrlsburgers who saw the game say
that he was responsible for the Red Roses
tally which tied the score in the ninth
and finally gave them the victory over
Johnstown.-Har Patriot
Rundle, who was with Willlamsport for
time, is now catching in the Chicago
City League.-Trenton American.
Tom Walker, who resigned from the
Tri-State STAFF of umpires last week. has
accepted a position in the Eastern
Trenton American.
Manager George Heckert, Of the Har-
risburg club, says he never had his team
play before crowds that were as rowdy
and boisterous as those at Altoona on
Monday and Tuesday. He says he suffered
more indignities there in two days than
he ever did in any other baseball town
in a weel.-Johnstown journal.
Manager Dunn believes he has got the
best end of the bargain with the Will
mingtons, OF the Tri-State League. He
traded Fred Hunter for Pete Cassidy
Trenton American.
Tom Murray was away off in his work
and helped Wnnumsport considerably
Trenton American.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
ELKTON vs. AETNA
sDec'al to THE EVENING JOURNAL

snec'al 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del. July 17-What
promises to be one o. the most excit-
ing games of the season viii take place
on Saturday on the college athletic
field. when the locals will cross bats
with the strong EllSton club. The locals
have already taken one game from the
neighboring town and new the Mary
landers are anxious to get revenge.
George Murray and Pete Moore, who
for two years worked as the battery
for the Aetna team. are with the Elk
ton team this year, and undoubtedly
both former players viii work hard
against their OLD team mates. Scott
Gregg, the boy wonder, viii do the
twirling for the locals, and if the Mary
land boys succeed in winning out they
viii have to be going some.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
A LASTING EFFECT
This Evidence Should Prove Every
Claim Made for Doan's Kidney
Pills in Wilmington.

Relief from the pains and aches of
bad back is always welcome to every
backache sufferer; but to cure lame,
weak or aching back is what's wanted
cure it so it will stay cured. 1t can
be done. Here's the strongest evidence
to prove it.
James Solloway, 221 Searles St, VIII
mington, Del, says; Il had been suf-
fering from a lame and aching back for
months. At times right across the small
of my back / became so stiff, sore and
lame that / was rendered helpless. The
most excruciating pains all through my
back from my hips to the back of my
neck kept me awak nights and would
feel as if were lying on bed of rocks
and TO turn caused sharp shooting pains
to dart through me. STOPPING, lifting
or sudden movements also caused tho~s
sharp shooting pains. A friend told me
about Doan's Kidney Pills curing HIM
of the same complaint some years ago. l
sent to Danforth's Pharmacy and got a
box. used them and never had anything
act so quickly as they did. have not
had any recurrence of the complaint
since / took Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90 cents.
Foster -Nilburn Co, Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
B. & 0. RAILROAD
VERY LOW RATE
SUMNER EcuRSloNs
TO

Boston, Mass.-Supreme Lodge,
Knights Pythias, August to IS.
Cleveland, Ohio-lnternationa Con-
vention 3. Y. p. U. Of America,
July TO 12.
Columbus, Ohio-Prohibition Ma
tional Convention, July IA to 10.
Denver, Coll. o. o. r. Sovereign
Grand Lodge and Patriarehs Mill
tant, September 19 to 90.
Niaera Falls, N. Y.-Special Fif.
teen-day Excursions, July II, 81.
August IA, %, September II and
October 2.
ST. Louis, Mo.-knishts Of colum-
bus National Convention, August
4 TO 6.
ST. Paul, Minn.-Ancient Arabic
Order Mystic Shrine, Imperial
Council, July 13 TO 18.
Toledo, Ohio.-G. A. r. 42d Annual
Enesmpment, August 81 TO Sep
tember 5.
For full details as to rates, routes,
dates on which tickets will be sold,
time Of trains, etc, apply TO Ticket
Agents, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
or address n. A. Miller, 7. p. A.,
s14 Market St., Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
DEFIANCE
Topsy Van ooeg Faat MIIs.

In q practical mile race at Delaware
Horse Show Park the other day. Ut.
William p. Miners roDsy Van. driven
by Rude Brown. went q mile agains1
Jack. Gilman in 214 "a. The time Is
equal to the fastest made on the track
this year Tapsy Van is entered In
to-morrow's races at The rarlS.
The Duck Pin Bowling League will
meet at the Academy allevs on next
Wednesday evening. when prizes will
be awarded 10 the winners Of the recent
duck pin tourney.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
HORSEMEN NOW
SEE $500 PURSES

Beginning on July 2i-2s. at Whining
ton horsemen can'race for $500 purses.
Then comes Salem, July 29-3O; Bridge
ton. August 5-5. and Belmont, August
1913. The classes at Wilmington are:
21S. 2.21. 225. 2.30 trotting; 2.SO, 225,
219. 21S, 212 pacing. Salem, $50, 2.2i,
21S trotting; 2SO. 2.19. 2l3 pacing.
Bridgeton. 2sO. 224. 2.lS trotting; 2sO,
2.19. 2.12 pacing
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
AUTOISTS TALK OF
MAKING NIGHT RUN

The Delaware Automobile Association
is arranging for another run next month
10 "A point yet TO be selected. II is the
idea aof the association to have the race
started late In the afternoon, necessitat-
ing run after dark. which would prove
an innovation in automobile racing. The
association members are enthusiastic over
the idea
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
FISHERMEN ARE
GETTING FEW BASS

Thus far the bass fishing has NOT
panned out very well. A few good
catches have been reported but in the
majority of cases the number Of fish
hooked have been few and far be-
tween So~e Of the fishermen blamed
the weather, which, they say, has been
too warm. The same people would
probably blame the weather If it be
came cool. and the reason given is not
a good one. The trounle seems to be
that the fish win not bite.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17

Wilmington So. 80 o 90 o 0-3
Harrisburg ...... ........0oO3 O300O2 2-6
Two-base hits. Catiz. Huelsman, Sell
bach: sacrifice hits, Curtis. Calhoun;
stolen bases, zollers. Gleason. Egan,
IIuelsman; double play, Catiz TO owens
10 Grady; left on bases Wilmington. g;
Harrisburg. 2; bases on balls, off Jack
son, 3. on Bridges. q, first base on errors.
Wilmington, /; hit by pitcher. Calhoun;
struck out by jackson. 4; by Bridges. 9;
time. ?; umpires. Gochnauer and Fin
neran.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17

Large Can Best Imported Sardines los
Are you paying a quarter for tbs
same kind?
Fresh Shredded Cocoanut ..... 13c 10
La France Laundry Tablets sc eas1
MONDAY, July goth, Washday.-
Washday troubles vanished. No longer
a day of drudgery. No more worn or
torn linen and laces.
Old garments Tdade like new Clean
and snowy white. No bluing required.
All done during the cool of the morning
by the French method. Directions on
wrapper-La France Laundry Tablets.
1Oc Tumbler Peanut Butter .,......S3
Large Tumbler Mustard ............4c
1Oc Bottle olives (plain or stuffed) Sc
Sc Bottle Sewing Machine Oil 80
A fine lubricant for sewing machines.
lawn mowers and other small machin-
erv Won't gum or stick.
cHILDS' PRUNES are used so gener-
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thin skin, tender, flavor the finest, and
they're one of the most wholesome
fruits. &c and 10c lb.
A Big Fat Juicy Mackerel for 10c each
+ Enough for a whole family: weigh
about / 1-2 pounds.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
SPORTING NEWS
Def FROM WILMINGTON
PROFESSIONALS
Il is Handed Out TO Delaware City
With Whom Locals Want Game.


With Whom Locals Want a Game.
Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL
on June 18th last the Wilmington Pro-
fessionals visited Delaware City and de-
feated the team OF that place by the
score Of / TO o. but the ending OF the
game was disputed.
As I have the best team in the State
and am not afraid Of any team, here
by challenge Delaware City for game
to be played on their grounds, as we are
a travelling team, for July %, and will
also make a side bet OF 500 TO be placed
either with (yourselD) or William Hagan.
Of Delaware City as am confident that
we can trim them. Hoping to hear from
them through the columns OF the press
so as we can arrange things. I remain,
Yours for sport,
Jess Rolph Mgr.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
HUNTER HAS NOT
AGREED ON TERMS

Critics Of Manager Dunn, Of the Balti-
more team who have taken strong excep-
tion to his letting Hunter and Demmitt
go must acknowledge that since the
change there has been marked improve
ment in the play Of the Orioles. Baseball
is a queer proposition. The change may
have had nothing to do with the i'm
proved play, but something has caused it,
that's certain, and Dunn must be given
credit for doing the right thing until it
can be proved that something else than
the change is responsible.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
STANDING OF THE BALL TEAMS
TRl-STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games.

Williamsport. 2; Trenton, 1.
Harrisburg, 6; Wilmington, 3.
Reading. 4; Altoona 0.
Johnstown, 9; Lancaster. 4.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
Richardson a Hiah Man.

In the Interstate Associations three
day shoot at Boston. which came to an
end yesterday, A. B Richardson. of
Dover, was high man in one event with
a score of So.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
Schedule for Today.

Harrisburg at Trenton.
Wiliamsport at wilmington.
Altoona at Lancaster.
Johnstown at Reading.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
Schedule For Today.

Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
American League.
Yesterdays Game.

Athletics, 5; Detroit. 3.
Washington. 6; Cleveland. 1.
New York, 10; st. Louis, 1.
Chicago, ,; Boston, 0.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
WIN
THE ROLL OFF

In a roll off between the Crescent
and Defiance duck pin teams TO bring
a tie between the teams. Crescent last
night won two straight games. The
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
sohedule Eor 10. daY.

Philadelphia az st Louis.
New York al Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
National Leaque.
Yesterdays Games.

Philadelphia, z; Sc. Louis, 4
PlttsbLrg. G; Boston, ?.
New York. 4; Chicago, ..
Brooklyn. S; Cincinnati, 4.
Evening journal., 1908-07-17
= Bdlttu Aol 1lduN III tibiills
HARRISBURG.
SCORE BY INNINGS

Totals ....-. 900. 6 q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
BREAKS HER OWN RECORD.

With every record OF the sea
smashed the great Cunarder Lnisl-
tana has reached New York. She lef,
Liverpool july 4 and Queenstown on
July s. Four records In all were
captured. Her time OF passage was
four days. 10 hours and 80 minutes.
Is minutes faster than her previous
record.
The Lusitana's best days run was
made July 8. noon. to July G. noon.
when she logged s43 knots. two
Knots better than has ever been done
before. Aei average speed per hour
was 25.Oi being .l3 better than the
record. Her fourth record Is that
II having broken her own record for
goyagss in succession. The
...sitania is now the only 25-knot
Joat on the seas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
CAN MANUFACTURES WEATHER

After many years Of toll, John
Norcross. y farmer living north oi
Alton. Illinois. claims he has per
fc,ted a machine which will influence
weather conditions. Norcross says
he succeeded In producing just the
Kind OF weather he wished In a field
adjoining lis farm.
The machine is very similar to
that OF the wireless telegraph. An
electrical current Of enormous poten-
tiality Is produced by means OF set
accumulators and "A gigantic indnc-
ton coil. This current is projected
into the atmosphere from u screen
of wires at the top OF mast 80
feet high. Norcross il a native OF
Indiana and served throughout the
civil war. During the Peninsular
campaign he noticed that any battle
IN which heavy artillery was engaged
was Invariably followed by heavy
thunder show ers. when he left the
army he went to Texas and Kansas.
and attempted to produce rain by
reproducing the atmosphere disturb
snces accompanying battles. Later,
hearing OF Tesla's experiments with
high tension electrical currents. he
turned his attention In this direction
He WAS almost Instantly rewarded
with success.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

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has not sbaIdon.i sane, has . pf.iefrnre
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on the application, oi th. person, mentioned
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

An interesting feature of IL" Gco
logical Surveys coal map is III,
large extent of western area portray.
ed as lignite--probably onc-siNth ol
onc-hfth ol the total coal bearing
area OF the country -- producing u
low grade coal until recently virtual
ly discarded as u fastor In the con
sideration OF the nations fuel re-
sources. Gas producer tests uf thit
coal. however. made during the past
two years by the surrey. have dom
onstrated for IL high fuel value.
Immediately bringing II into favor
able comparison for industrial pur
poses. with the best eastern Goals II.
used at present under steam boilers.