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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12

One way to forget other peoples
faults is to remember your own.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12

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OBSERVATIONS.
by "Doc']
A woman needs no eulogist; she
speaks for herself.
One way to forget other peoples
faults is to remember your own.
Ill humor, like chemical prepara-
tons, often comes from a retort.
1t is impossible to drown sorrow:
it has been in the swim too long.
A mans narrowness is one of the
things he doesn't want heralded
broadcast.
In this world the hardest knocks
we get are delivered by our supposed
friends.
A man should remind his wife
occasionally. that little credit is
dangerous thing.
Beware of the pensive maid, young
man; she is apt to develop into
an expensive wife.
If at the age of thirty girl hasn't
met her ideal man she tries to
idealize some man she has met.
A mixture of emery powder, sweet
oil and kerosine is said to be
excellent for cleaning the teeth-of a
saw.
When a man and a wife are of
one mind, it's doughnuts to fudge
that the wife does nearly all the
thinking.
In accordance with the fitness of
things there are times when the
milkman should be whipped instead
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12
Standards.

She-Men and women can't be judg-
ed by the same standards. For in
stance, a man is known by the com.
pany he, keeps. He-And a woman by
the servants she can't keep.-Judge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12
OBSERVATIONS.
by "Doc"]

A woman needs no eulogist; she
speaks for herself.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12

When a man and wife are of
one mind, it's doughnuts to fudge
that the wife does nearly all the
thinking.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12

A mans narrowness is one of the
things he doesn't want heralded
broadcast.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12
If at the age of thirty girl hasn't
met her ideal man she tries to
idealize some man she has met.

A mixture of emery powder, sweet
oil and kerosine is said to be
excellent for cleaning the teeth-of a
saw.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12

Beware of the pensive maid, young
man; she is apt to develop into
an expensive wife.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-02-12

::.~-aNE:A
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
DOUBLE-HEADER
TO CLOSE SEASON
dupont and Professionals to
Offer Double Bill at South
Side Park Tomorrow

The local baseball season will close
Tomorrow when dupont meets the
Wilmington Professionals in a double
header at South Side Park. The last
time these teams met GuPont won,in a
ten-inning game. to . but owing to
some dissatisfaction the Professionals
have asked for a return game. and to-
morrow's game will be the result. The
Professionals are not limited as to what
men they may use. and do not propose
10 be amateurs-in fact the DUPONT
and this team are the only clubs il
town that never barred any player, al
ways being ready to play any set OF
men opposed to them. and not being
scared simply because one or two men
in the line-up had a big league reputa-
ton Tomorrow Manager Rolph an
nounces that he will use "Cy" Young,
Beatty. Mcfarland and Cassidy, to-
gether with some of tho best players
in the city. and will have the fastest
nine gotten together in Wilmington
this year In anticipation of this tho
DUPONT team has been practicing hard
every night and realize that they will
have to 20 some to beas this combina-
tion. They will. therefore. have all
their fastest men in the games, and
in addition win use in one of tho
games a pitcher who has not been seen
on the local diamond this year, and
who is expected to give a good ac-
count of himself. AS both games arS
for one admission a large crowd is
looked for at South Side Park.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
BASEBALL CHAT

Covalesl5i. the former Red Rose twirler.
jumped into fame quicker than any twirler
that ever broke into the big league No
doubt about his job next season.
Tho Athletics want 70 play asbarpstorm-
ing game here next week. 1t is doubt
ful IL they will be brought here.
From Butler in the wilds OF north
western PENNSYLVANIA, comes the news
that Altoona Is TO break with the Tri-
state along with Johnstown and enter a
proposed new league in western Pennsyl-
vania The story goes that IT. emanates
on good authority that Altoona and Johns
town are 10 mix with Franklin. Punxsut-
awney, New Castle and sharon. the ver-
lest bush league" towns in the State.
Now what do you think cf thatg-Altoona
Times
quite a respectable team could be put
IN the field from tho zoos major league
clubs from former Wiliamsoort Trl-State
players How does this look TO you. Catch.
ers. Street and Blair; pitchers. Corridor
Ritchie, VcSers, Lush Manning and sal
lee; Unglaub. Charles and Mowrey on
the bases. Hinchman. Clymer and Lush In
the outaeld.
'Rube' Nickers has won Is games and
lost 10 and "Rube' Manning has won IA
and lost H.
Brooklyn has drafted Harry Hoch from
Harrisburg. 1t is probably an accommo-
daton draft for Teckert or it would have
been made earlier.
stony McGlynn pitched in only seven
games this year. Tie won one and lost six
Salco pitched thirteen ,yinulnr fb~ee
Fourteen former Wnliamsport Tri-state
players were among the regulars playing
In the National and American leagues this
year, without counting the men who Joined
az the close of the Tri-siate 1905 season
They were Delehanty, Charles. Corridor
R'tchio. Unglaub, Clyner. Hinchman
Street. Lush. Manning. Vickers, AIowrey
sallee and Blair.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
GARNET MAY
DON MOLESKlN
Men Are Keeping in Trim for
Games at SWarthmOTe
Next Year

swARTHMoRE Pa, oct 9-The
swarthmore Athletic Association is almost
unanimously in favor of resuming foot.
bali at tho Quaker institution next year.
It has been decided TO arrange a series
T. of class football contests. after which
regular practice viii be held with "A view
10 keeping the men in touch with the
game
The senior class will organize "A team
composed for the most part Of last year .
regulars who win meet next years cligi.
hles in daily practice. The veteran team
win be composed OF Kruger, Rittnnn
Gable Rowlands. A. Miller and NJ Mil
Ter. Tho following mon will form a nu
clous for next years team: McGoven
J. johnson. Perkins, c. Wicksham. Bough.
ton Eberle, Buck, Murat. starb and C
Smith.
sensation was sprung by the Ath.
letio Association when It voted to rocog
niae baseball as regular spring sport
next year. The baseball enthusiasts have
been working TO this end for three years.
but have never before mustered ma
jorty OF votes. Both lacrosse and base
ban will be played
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
JENNINGS IN
HIGH SPIRITS
Glad His Tigers Are to Meet
Cubs in the Worlds
Series

DETROIT. Mich. October 9-Interest
was intense in Detroit in the game be-
tween New York and Chicago 10 decide
which team should oppose Detroit in
the worlds series. Manager Hugh
Jennings. of the Detroit team, was dis
appointed at tho defeat of his old
friend. Manager McGriw, but glad OF
the opportunity TO again meet the Chi
cago team and endcavcr to wipe out
the crushing defeat administered BY
tho National League champions last
year.
The news that the series will open
here next Saturday was surprise. as
it was generally thought the first game
would be plaved in Chicago. Presl-
dent r. J. Navin. Of the Detroit Club,
said when told Of the decision of the
nat ~seal commission: I'VE win have
TO hurry. but we win have everything
at Bennett Park in readiness for SAT-
urdav afternoon. We will he able TO
seat between $4,000 and 10000. In ad
dition 60 the regular stands 7 have
ordered circus seats from Chicago.
which win accommodate 10000 and
which viii be in placs tomorrow af-
ternoon"
The news that the series is TO open
here Saturday spread like wildhre from
the heels Of Chlcago's victory and IN
creased the baseball interest. which has
been intense since Detroits victory
over Chicago Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
BEGIN WORLDS
SERIES TOMORROW
First Game Of the Series to
be Played at
Detroit

CINCINNATI. oct. S-Beginning al
? o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday,
October TO- the baseball teams of Chi
cago and Detroit. which have Just wos
the closest recorded contest for the
championship of the National and tho
American Leagues. will meet at Detroit
to enter on a series Of games for the
baseball championship of the world.
But one game viii be played at De-
troit Before the scene shifts. The Sun
day and Monday contests 20 to Chi
cago. while the Tuesday and Wednes-
daY games are to be played at Detroit
and the sixth game, if one is necessary,
VIII then be transferred to Chicago.
The EauDnal Baseball Commission
will be in charge. but the immediate
control of the games is given to two
umpires from each league For the
National League. Umplre O'Day ana
Klein We're designated by President
Pulliam. while President johnson, OF
the American League. named Sheridan
and Connolly TO represent his organi-
zatinn.
The schedule as adopted was deter
mined by lot. as is provided for by the
rules. If anv one. of the games sched-
ule1 at any park is postponed on &c.
count of rain or any other cause the
teams will be required to play such
POSTPONED game on the first day avail
able after such postDonement and at
the same park. provided. however, that
the game scheduled for Chicago park
on Sunday October II, shall be played
at that park.
The official scosers selected by the
commission are a. J. Flanner apo
Francis c. Richter
The National Commission. together
with the umpires. official scores and
the club owners of the contesting
clubs will meet at the Pontchartrain,
Detroit. Saturday morning. October 10,
at IL o'clock.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
HAD PICKED
DETROIT TO WIN
Exceptional Batting Strength
Brought Pennant the
Second Time

Most OF the baseball experts picked
Detroit To- win the American League
pennant the seconl time because
OF It's exceptional batting strength.
The team played loosely most of the
year and showed anything but cham
pionship form. Had Chicago been able
70 muster up anything like respoct-
able batting strength il would have
been an easy winner IL was a better
team IN every respect but batting, but
it was so inferior in that important
factor that Detroit could have played
a shambling sort of a game most of the
season and yet won out Cleveland
played Ia better form than ever but
IT'S lack Of team play hampered iti
strength in batting and fielding st
Louis made a notable showing and foi
long time looked like a winner But
it began 10 weaken under the strain
and failed miserahly in the last two
weeks Of the season.
The other four clubs I'm the Amori-
can League, all from the east, were
never in the hunt for "A minute. They
We're completely outcassed i'm the last
half of the season. Philadelphia's fail
ure was the most surprising. The team
promised well. hut played weakly away
from home and then went TO piece.
when the pace began 10 tell. Nothing
much was expected of the others. al
though New York was doomed az the
start But the team never had ans
license TO hold its own with the lead
crs. It has been poorly managed and
poorly captained. and its finish at tn,
tail-end with 100 defeats and over /.
not surprising
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
7O7 73s 916 2461
FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
THEATRICAL
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

The motion picture entertainments
at the Grand Opera House are meet
ing with surprising success. The seat
ing capacity is put to a test practi-
cally every night and the matinees are
we'll patronized. The films change
again today, and a number of excel
lent subjects will be Notwithstanding
True Hearts" The Blue and the
Grey" The Airship." THE Army
Dogs" THE White Chief" THE Drey-
fus Affair" "Life's a Game of Chance"
and The Lady-Killer Fooled" There
will be no show on Saturday evening. as
the Republican. campaign managers
have rented the house for speaking, but
on Saturday afternoon another candy
matinee will be given for children
each child under twelve years Of age
receiving a fun sized package Of first
class candies.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
CHANCE AND MCGRAW
PRAISE THEIR TEAMS

NEW YORK, oct 9.-N1anager NfcGraw
of the New Yorks, said at the clubhouse
after the game:
II do not feel badly about this game. We
merely lost something we had won be-
fore This can't he.put too strongly. AZ for
Mathewson, he pitched winning ball. II
was merely one Of those laDses which the
best pitchers experience under such terrific
strain. The whole team showed the effects
of it. but they fought to the end"
Manager Chance, Of the Chicago team
said:
"My boys we're very nervous at the
start Of the game. The circumstances nat.
urally account for that. But then they
braced up. and you know the rest The
team is the finest in the history OF the
sport"
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
Friendnl sohnol c.n...

Friends School will play St Luke's
hcnool at Wayne this afternoon. Al
though the St Luke team Is heavy. the
Friends School plays them every year
and the game is enjoyed by an the
spectators. This IS Friends School
schedule: October 9. st. Luke's School.
away; October IL. Ridley Park High
School. at home; October "a. West
Chester High School. away: october
30. open; November 8. Philip Brooks
School at home. November IA. Weno-
nah Military Academy, away: Novem-
Der 20. cedarcroft School. at home:
November 25. Media High School at
home.
All howe games viii be played at
South Side Park
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
THE GARRICK

There is no question as to the ex-
cellence of the show at the Garricli
this week. Holdens Manalxins. a big
novelty act direct from the London
Hippodrome, is a feature Of much in
terest, while Al. Leech and his Three
Rosebuds in the condensed version of
Girls VIII be Girls" and several other
comedy features make up a strong
entertainment Next week Joe Max
wells big musical production; The
Mischoff Troupe Of Dancers; Worm
woods Monkeys. Brown. Harris and
Brown and others are TO appear.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
Services A. Riohardson Park.

The Congregation OF Richardson
Park NJ. E. Church will hold a song
service Sunday night at 7.S0 o'clock
accompanied by Union NJ. Z. Sunday
School Orchestra and a quartet COM
posed of Harry Terrell. Frank Grubb
Mrs G. G. Stewart and Mrs IT. San
derson. The service will be held in
the basem ent OF the church. The audi
tori,r, will be finished about the first
Of November when a big rally day viii
be held.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
HIGH SCORES
AT BOWLING

The amateur Bowling League rolled
its weekly games last night. making
high scores. Wilmington defeat
ed Academy, and Warren defeated
Good Times on the Academy alleys and
at the Pierce alleys the Fierce team de-
feated Franklin College, taking two out
Of three. The scores:
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
liiIIton Wanls Gan,e

Hilltop Third having Cancelled the
game with the Mundy A. c. the latter
.ciuo is without game for Saturday
challenges are wanted from any good
.sV or % pounds team in the city, Con-
cord A. G.. preferred. Address n. r..
kelasmann. No. East Front atroet.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
CHTLDS' Big
CUT PREC !. Sal 9
@ each. BIG Fat BreaI1faat MaeIoroI

1oo each. Big Fat Breakfast Maokerel
Zoe
In buying Mackerel we are only in
terested in the Finest Fish Quality is
never sacrificed for price. We are SELL
Ing Mackerel weighing near 1-2
pounds Tor 10c
PRUNES.
Our first car of Prunes has Just ar
rived direct from the coast and We make
these low prices.
Largest size lie ID; Large size. DC
lb. Medium size. &c no.
Now Paper Shell Almonds ....19c 10
Ice Honey Cakes. 9c. lbs for Csc
sweet Bloom" Print Butter ....33c 10
The Best Tho Sweetest. The Purest
New Grated Horse Radish be Tumbor
Fresh Selected Macaroni in pound
packages.
Century .................-... .bc
tlpoWs ...s...- $4,000. ..'. sc
Imported .....s..-......--..-- .oc
Spaghetti .....................
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
Willlnn,srn VII

BLOoMsBuRG. oct Wniamsnort
tho Tri-siate champions. defeated Blooms
burg ON Carpet Mill Field by the score of
z 70 c.
Williamsport .... .. ......23f1OOOO0-7 q
bloomshurg .... see. ...O1O41 OOOO-G
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
Call Cana Earl.

The football game between the High
School and Wilmington Conference
Academy teams. scheduled for Satur-
day afternoon. will be played at 80
o'clock instead of at 8 o'clock. The
change Of time has been made as the
Conference Academy team wish to
take an early train home
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
Parkside Wnnts nann-

The Parkside football team being cam
oeled on, are without a game for to-mor-
row. ANY frst-class team in or out OF tho
city desiring a game address w. II
Tucker. GOO W. Seventh street. or phone
No. 2. d. and A.. or lg12X.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09
Phoenix
HIilltops
Eind Holateinls RodY.

ELKTON. oct 9.AThe unknown
white man found on Sunday at Taylor's
Island has been identified by an under
talser from Milford. Del, as George
Holstein, of Milford. who was tecently
lost overheard from a vessel.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09

Albaugh .halfback. Bailey
F. Stevens .... centre. ....... Brady
W. Stevens ....first rush.. Diefendorf
Walls
Hill second rush. ..... Clark
Referee, Frank Traynor; timekeepers.
w. Hill and +. Scheu; 20 and Is min
ute halves; goals. LenoX, 3. by w. Stew
ems; Atlantic City. /; by Clark.
Preliminary Game.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09

Success Baking Powder .......15c III
The popularity of this Baking Pow
der has steadily Increased until today
our sales exceed that Of All others
and the prices are less than half of the
widely advertised Trust Powders.
Fancy Cape CVd Cranberries l0c quart
TEA AND COFFEE.
The only way TO De sure of the purity
of Tea and Coffee unless you are an ex-
pert yourself is to buy of Reliable
Dealers that are experts.
Here are Some Good Values
Childs' Special Coffee ..........23c ID
Childs' Golden Peaberry ........19c 10
Childs' Golden Santos ..........17c 10
Childs' Golden Rio ..............19c 10
A 6Oc Tea for 40c our Coylon Blend.
Large Rolls Toilet Paper ........10c
Toe Can Chloride Of Lime ...........6c
Pure Black Pepper .............15c ID
80 Hardwood Clothes Pins .........5c
How about this price,
20 Largo Penny Nutmegs ..........5c
Evening journal., 1908-10-09

Rows Special Sale with Stamps. See
ad'
Evening journal., 1908-10-09

New York city has added 400. 600
10 its population in the last century.
Evening journal., 1908-10-09

Victory Family Flour ........30c bag
Not the best but an elegant Bread
Baker
10c Bottle Stuffed olives ..........Sc
All New Pack Canned Vegetables.
our lie Tomatoes. Peas, Corn, Cans
for 25c.
EancN Cnma Cod Cranhnrrios lnc nmnrt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-22
A VALUABLE BOOK.
Astounding In Information as to Many
ImpOrtaHt Events.

Astounding In Information as to Many
Important Events.
One of the most interesting events
in the history of the. Episcopal Church
in America was the separation from
the church during the civil war of the
Southern dioceses and the organizing
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
the Confederate States of America. A
Richard Hooker Wilmer who was the
only Bishop consecrated during the ex-
istence of the Confederacy. being made
Bishop of Alabama in 1851. After
the close of the war he took a prom
inent part in the discussion of the
terms upon which the church in Amer
lea should be reunited. During the re-
construction period he refused to re-
store the prayer for the civil authori-
ties of the United States and engaged
in a contest with General Thomas for
the independence of church affairs from
Government interference in which he
was finally victorious.
OF splendid personal appearance of
great eloquence as a preacher. of in
flexible masterfuIness of character, he
lived at > momentous time and played
a momentous part He was famous for
his irrepressible humor and pungent
wit and more anecdotes are told Of
him than Of any other Southern di-
vine.
Rev. w. c. whitaker, formerly of
Montgomery, and for several years con-
neeted with the Diocese of Alabama
under Bishop Wilmer, tells the most
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-22
ASK BRYAN TO QUIT
LEADERS IN MOVEMENT SAY FORCE
WILL NOT BE REs0RTED TO.
WILMINGTON Special 70 chIcago Tri-

Wilmington Special to Chicago Tri-
bune. F1
Democrats to induce Bryan to with
draw as candidate for the Democratic
presidential nomination has taken such
shape that important developments will
not be delayed long
1t has been published that those en-
gagged in this movement are to confne
it's personnel to Democrats who have
supported Bryan in his two campaigns
for the presidential ONCE so they would
be prepared to show the Nebraskan
that those engaged in the effort to
have him withdraw were actuated By
the purpose to help the party. and not
by motives Of enmity toward him.
VIII Not sIsIiminaten Him.
There is much anxiety on the part of
those concerned in the enterprise lest
the impression should be given that
they are endeavoring to eliminate"
Bryan against his will. On the con-
trary. they insist that unless Bryan
agrees to retire voluntarily from the
field, the movement will not be con-
tinued. Should Bryan agree to with
draw it Will be coupled with assurances
from the promoters of the movement
that they desire to nominate man for
President who will have Bryan's hearty
support in the Forthcoming campaign.
Bryan will be In Washington next
Saturday and 1t is the intention of
those Democrats here who believe the
interests of the party will be served by
the nomination of another leader to
uation. This will bring matters to a
head.
Bryan Has Made Inquiries.
1t is declared In Democratic circles
that Bryan has made inquiries about
the movement, and while not making
any definite statement as to his inten-
lions has intimated that IL any consid-
cradle number of his friends among
prominent Democrats think he should
surrender the leading place to some
one else he will comply cheerfully.
IT is evident that the feeling is be-
coming stronger among Democrats that
Bryan may consent not to run for
President. Supporters of Governor
johnson of Minnesota and Judson Har-
mon of Ohio are encouraged over the
outlook, and the Johnson workers at
least are making an active campaign
to bring to the attention of the Demo-
cratic party the qualifications of their
man.
Abbott Denies Interview.
Willis j. Abbott of the Bryan pub
licity bureau in this city tonight de-
MED the published statement that he
had received a letter from Mr. Bryan
to the effect that he would stand aside
should it develop that one-third of the
delegates-to the Denver convention OPP
posed his nomination.
IT have never received a letter from
Bryan making the statements attribu-
ted to him." Mr.. Abbott declared, land
have not heard from him on politi-
cal matters for at least three weeks.
So far as the statement that he had
expressed the most pleasant friendly
sentiments toward Governor Hoke
Smith. Senator Culberson and Governor
johnson, is concerned, it is literally