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Interpreted Service l0:30 A. M. Sunday. Sunday School. 200 P. M. Sunday. Christian Endeayor, 3.30 P. NJ, Sunday. English Service, 7:30 P M. Sunday Midweek Interpreted Service, 7:30 P, M. Wednes Midweek English Service. 7S0 P. M. Friday. Library Association meeting in library rooms the first Tuesday in each month at 7:30 P M
 J. $. CLARK. Pastor
 ST. PHILIP'S-EPISCOPA Holy Communion. first Sunday in each month, at 10:30 A. M. Morning Prayer Other Sundays) interpreted for Natives, l0:3o A, M. Junior Christian Endeavor 1l:30 A. NJ. Bible School. POO P. NJ. Vespers-Native service. 3 90 P. M. Service in Norwegian about every fourth Sunday at i:30 P. NJ. Evening Prayer and service, 73O P. NJ. Ladies' Aid every second Tuesday evening. Native prayer meeting each W Wednesday, evening. Service of Song, Friday evening I.30. Native Choir, Saturday evening, Free Night School every evening. except Sat.
 HARRY P. CORSER Rector
 SALVATION ARMY Regular Meetings Tuesday and Friday. 7-3o P. M Knee Drill, Sunday morning, T:30. Service at Jail, Sunday, l0:G1 A. M. Sunday School. 200 P. N. Regular service Sunday evening, 700
 EMMA MIIf.ER, Corps Commander.
 THOS. TAIAREE, Sergeant Major R0BT. SMITH, AdjEtant.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01
Umbsrger Notes,

Paul NJ. VIII is now located in
his new store, and has every.
thing attractively arranged. He
Is opening up "A nice line of fall
goods.
The dance in Paul NJ. wills
.old store building last Saturday
evening was greatly enjoyed by
everyone.
Miss Willie b. Eakman was the
guest of Miss Myrtle German
Monday and Tuesday.
Ed Rehker. who has been look
ing after his interests here dur
ing the past week, returned
Wednesday to his home in Area
dia. Iowa. His sister. Mrs. Hen
son, and his daughter. Mrs.
Grouse. accompanied him.
Miss Anita Garrett visited
friends here Sunday.
Quite large attendance at
church Sunday. and the services
were enjoyed.
Joe Beckman, who has been Ill
of fever for some time and who
was reported on the road to re
covery. is suffering from re
lapse and is quite ill.,
Mrs. Myers IS visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Il. Il. II. Woods.
VIM. Rutledge of Seminole is
spending the week with his sis,
ter, Mrs. T. Hugh Wansley.
Mrs. J. y. Mooney of Marshall
town. Iowa. spent the week look
ing after her interests here and
visiting her many friends, who
are glad to have her with them
again
Miss Mary Pickens returned
Monday from Kress, where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
T. Webb.
John Conner returned Friday
from Colorado
Quite a party composed of W,
q. Rose and family, NJ. Morton
and family. Mrs. G. Conrad,
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01

Misses Nellie, Merry and Irene
Conrad, spent Wednesday view
ING the falls north OF Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton and
family of Union, Nebraska, are
spending the week With their
daughter, Mrs. f. Hunt.
Ed Cast of Leavenworth, Kan
SaS, returned to his home Mon
day. after Il weeks visit with his
sister, Mrs, Chris Emge.
Born Friday morning, Sept,
9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. K. H. H.
Woods, a girl.
James Coler of Uvalde is look
inc after his interests here.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J Easter, Saturday evening for
the benefit of the church and
Sunday School. MIRAGE.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01
Ceta News,

Still having dry weather, but
some are sowing wheat hoping it
viii rain soon.
Mn and Mrs. ]. 4. Currie
spent Tuesday evening with
Isaac HuShaw and wife
School j. progressing nicely.
Ed True and \. NJ. Currie
were at Happy Wednesday even
ing.
Quite number Of young folks
attended the social at G. NJ. Dial
ton : Thursday night.
Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson was a visitor
at Ceta Friday.
K. \. Dobbs and wife of Can
yon spent Friday night with 0.
NJ. Dalton and wife.
The sale at Isaac Hushaw's
Saturday was well attended by
people from all parts of the coun-
try.
The party at CharlieL ungren's
Saturday night was well attend
ed and ali spent an enjoyable
evening.
Il. l.. Wesley and family. J. f.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01

Wesley and family J. J. Alex
ander of Clarendon, spent Sun
day at Nigo visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. y. Deer.
w. b. Walters and family spent
Sunday with Mark Wesley and
wife.
J. \. Currie and family spent
Sunday evening with Il. l.. Glib
son and family. THIRTY.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01
City Pharmacy Improves.

The management of that drug
store over on the West side and
known as the City Pharmacy
believes in keeping abreast of the
times and is always ready to
make any improvements which
will keep it near if not in the
direct head of the procession.
They have always had a beautiful
drug store but this week they
have added to its appearance by
placing a beautiful plate glass
show case of long length in the
front portion of the jewelry de
partment of their store, a show
case which is as beautiful as will
be found in any of the large cit
les and in addition they have in
stalled a large wall case for the
display of their larger pieces of
silverWare and cut glass, a case
that enhances the already beau
tiful appearance of their goods.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01
Fresh groceries at the Normal
Grocery Co. Phone y.

Fresh groceries at the Normal
Grocery Co. Phone q.
Fulton Brown made a business
trip to Amarillo Wednesday.
Several houses to rent, see
Smith & Monroe.
Merten H. Bogar looked after
beSiness matters in Amarillo
Wednesday.
Mr.. Fitzgerald of Umbarger
was in the city trading Wednes-
day of this week.
Miss Beulah Davidson, who
has been visiting Miss Redline,
returned to Clovis last Wednes-
day.
H. Mattson, whose home is in
jefferson, Iowa, spent a few days
in Canyon this week looking after
his land interests in and around
the city.
DR.. J. w. Lowber and wife,
who have been carrying on a
series of lectures in our city, re-
turned to Hereford Wednesday
where they will spend a few days
and then make a trip down into
New Mexico giving lectures along
the way.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01
For Sale Cheap.

Brood mares, well broke; also
some we'll broke work horses.
Farm machinery; almost new,
must sell at once. five miles west
of Umbarger. j. l.. Cox.
Address Hereford. - IT'D
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01

Yes, it would be easy to go
ahead and enumerate all kinds of
drugs, medicines, stationery,
toilet articles, books, combs.
brushes, etc. But what's the
use: 1t isn't just things you re
after. You want quality, articl-
eS of merit, and things that are
pure and wholesome. This is
not a little dingy place. It's a
drug store with lots OF good
goods for good people. It's a
drug store of quality, and the
best in the beginning is always
the cheapest in the end. Bust
ness principles that are broad,
honorable and fair to all, form
the Keystone for a united friend
ship-so says the manage ment
of the City Pharmacy, on the
West Side of the Square.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-01

For cleaning and pressing call
223. Work called for and de-
livered.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
POWDER MEN
HAVE ELEVEN

The Accounts Received Department
Of the dupont Powder Company. has
organized a football team. On the
team are several men who have had
experience on school teams.
Hudson viii play centre. Weldon
and "Curley'' Abrahams are stal1ed FOR
quarterback Harlins and Lefty"
Abrahams are practically chosen for
the ends There are several candl-
dates for the back field, including
Hogge and Baker. both of whom have
played on college teams. and VIII
gate, fIoldman and Kelley, all Of
whom are we'll known in the athletics
of the city Morgan and Johnson Will
probably be chosen for the guards
and the tackles will probably be Gum
by and Kenerly. Shornton. a former
High School star, will also be in the
game, although he has not been placed
in position. Joslyn, the Orange half
back, is coaching the team. Joe CAL
houn is the manager. The team aver
ages about 14O pounds.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Hogan Signs Lancaster Contract.

LANCASTER. oct 14-It win he
good news 70 the baseball fans of Lam
caster 20 learn that Manager Marty
Hogan has signed with the Red Roses
ior the 1910 season. That Hogan never
intended to do anything else is evil
uenced by the statement that he has
already signed l6 new players. most Of
them youngsters. Considerable inter-
est viii be aroused when II is learned
that Hogan has just traded Outfelder
Archie Marshall 10 Johnstown for Third
baseman Donovan who win take Lit
schis place on third. while he will be
transferred 70 Marshall's old place. As
Marshall has desired TO leave Ian
caster he win probably be pleased over
the deal that transfers him TO the
"Johnnies."
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
REFORMS IN
BASE BALL
Two Major Leagues Plan to
Correct GIarin9 Faults

Although as matter Of fact the
baseball season OF 1903 has not yet been
completed. the club owners and managers
are already buslly engaged formulating
plans, changes and improvements for next
year
-Four OF the big questions to be con-
sidered during the winter may be classi-
fed as follows;
IA general change in the government
OF umpircs. It being claimed in some
quarters that a sport such as baseball.
entirely IN the hands OF the umpire.
should at least have competent men in
that capacity
IA new rule, which win probably be
suggested by J. J. Taylor. OF the Boston
American League team. urging a 'last
date limit for the strengthening OF
teams high up IN the race at the expense
OF those who have no chance and there
by securing an advantage over the other
leaders a case IN point Is the securing
Of Jones and Delehanty by Detroit at the
last moment In this years American
League wind-up. f
s-The question OF attendance figures
whether same shall be official" or not
given out at an. on many occasions this
season 1t has been said that the figures
given out BY some clubs did not tally
with the figures IN which the visiting club
was paid. making the so-called attend
ance figures worthless
4-Leelsation on spikes. These are only
four Of the questions to be brought up
cldedly interesting.
this winter, but as a starter they are de-
cldedly interesting.
The fact that some clubs do not give
cut any attendance figures at all claim
ing that same Is part Of private bust
ness enterprise; that others for the same
reason give out fancy" figures, high or
low, according TO conditions Just for
I forms sake and to satisfy the demand for
Attendance figures, and that others
again give out the real figures. makes the
question OF attendance very much Of a
joke.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
PLAYERS TO GET
MUCH EXTRA CASH

SO FAR as the players Of the contending
teams for the worlds championship arc
concerned Detroit and Pittsburg are now,
out of IL. as they share only In the first
four games. Interest between the con
tending teams is still az fever heat. as
the winning OF losing makes a material
financial difference TO the players. The
players share is s66,92i9o, Of which 60
per cent. goes to the winner and 40 TO tho
loser. II Pittsburg wins each one OF the
Pirates will receive Si7i5S6 and each OF the
Tigers. NS999 while IN case Detroit cap
lures the series each one of the Tigers
will get S2o07.75 and the Pittsburg players
each Sii6S9i. The difference in the amount
the players OF each team receives in vim
ming the series arises from the fact that
Pittsburg has a slightly larger squad than
Detroit to share IN the money.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
JENNINGS
YET HOPEFUL
"WiId BiII' Donovan TO Try
For Another Game From
PittSbuTe
By United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
DETROIT. oct 14-Hughey Jennings
and his battered. but still confident
Tigers, and Fred Clarke's victorious
Pirates reached here to-day, and this
afternoon will engage in what may
be the deciding game OF the worlds
series. If Clarke's team is successful,
no more games will have to be played.
as they viii have won four of six, and
IL the Tigers win, another battle will
be necessary, and this will be played at
Detroit on Saturday. the National
Commission having decided to play the
extra game here in case such contest
is necessary.
Tiger fans have not Quit the team.
They are confident now that Adams
is out of the way and Wild Bill Dono-
van and George Mullin are ready to
take their turn in the box, that the
Tigers will capture the series. Wild
Bill is i'm splendid shape and is
scheduled to work in to-day's game.
He said last night that he would give
$500 TO win another game from the
Buccaneers. Donovan, like the rest
Of the Tigers. is tired of holding the
bag after every Worlds series, and
liElt - UOA Oilt Ul llltil WilO MOUtu
not give half Of his winnings to be
numbered among the players who have
battled on the Worlds championship
team.
Jennings gathered his team about
him on the sleeper last night and beg
ged and commanded them to win from
the Pirates to-day. Hughey's chief
ambition is to win the Worlds cham
pionship. He has tried twice and been
unsuccessful and II his men fail him
again he will be heartsick and dis
outraged Clarke invited his players
into one Of the large reception halls at
the Ponchartrain Hotel to-day and
gave them a line Of talk very much
like the one handed out by the leader
of the jungle crew.
Don't be too sure YOU have this
series cinched." the Pirate chief said
"The Detroit team is much stronger
this year than leither in 1907 or 1908
Jennings men will fight to the las
ditch to defeat us to-day In order L
get another chance Saturday w
have the advantage now. but will hav
TO put up a stiff battle to beat tn
Detroit club"
A delegation OF Pittsburg fans mucl
larger than those who came to Sc
the first two games. accompanied tn
Pirates on this trip. They think thei
pets viii win but are not willing t
offer any odds. figuring that Donova'
has a splendid chance to win to-day
The morning dawned clear and cold
and the indications are that fin
weather win continue throughout tn
day.
Willis will probably pitch for tn
Pirates.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
ATHLETIC CLUB
HAS NEW QUARTERS

The Wilmington Athletic Club will
meet in special session at their new
headquarters over the Third Street
Market, Third and King streets, on Fri
day night The new home OF the club
consists of a large club room. well
suited 20 the needs of this young, but
fourishing organization. with a fine
basketball floor on which basketball
will be played several evenings every
week. on Saturday the soccer team
viii play their first game Of the sea-
son. The strong Literary Institute
team from Chester will be the attrac-
ton at Riverview baseball grounds A
very good game is anticipated by both
teams. The Athletics team. which has
not yet been selected. will be an
nounccd later.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
MURPHY PAYS
The $500 FINE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. oct. 1.-THE incident
relative TO the fning OF President
Charles w. Murphy, Of the Chicago
National League ball club. by the Ma
tional Commission is closed. Murphy
to-day sent his personal check for $500
to the National Commission as a balm
for the ruh1ed feelings of Magnate
McCaffrey of the Toronto club.
BY meeting the fine Murphy closed
the controversy blossoming from al
legged telegraphic communication be-
tween the Cub management and
Pitcher Frank Pfeiffer, urging the lat
ter to shake the Canucks and join
Chicago during the heat Of the East
ern League flag chase.
Murphy declined TO discuss the case.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Men WHO HAVE
BEEN CHAMPIONS
SullIvan Held Title Ten Years.
JeftrleS Six and COrbett Five
Before Losing it

Winning the heavyweight pugilistic
championship and retaining it are two
ehurely different propositions. Follow
ing the course Of the title for the past
generation, IT will be found that holding
II is much harder than winning it.
There are cases where il has been held
less than a year, or where the winner
or the championship lost it the very
next time he fought. Jim Corbitt, Bob
fltzsimmons and Marvin Hart had the
toughest luck with the ethereal bauble;
John H. Sullivan and Jim Jeffries the
best. sullivan held 1t ten years and
Jen six, the latter retiring undefeatcd.
Of the unlucly ones, Corbett held II
five years, but while that may seem
a. comparatively long time it meant
practically nothing in a fighting sense.
from the time he won il until he lost,
he won but single important fight
the one with Charles Mitchell, at Jack
sonville, Fla. Fitzsimmons lost the
championship the first time he fought
after winning It. It was pretty much
the same with Marvin Hart He didn't
win single important contest while
the trinket was in his keeping. Pretty
tough luck that; after grabbing the
title, losing it the first time out. Hard
ly long enough to get on speaking
terms with 1t. It takes the real old
ability to hold it once you have it,
Ancient history doesn't appeal to the
present day sports. and it may be going
back trifle far for the fans of today
but for the sport of the thing. trace
the course of the American title from
the days Of Joe Goss until the present
| day. Peter Jackson isn't figured in. be-
cause he was champion Of Australia
and England only until he lost both
titles to Jeffries. He never held the
American title. Goss was champion
four years; Paddy Ryan. two; Johr
l.. Sullivan. ten; Jim Corbett. five;
Bob Fitzsimmons. two; Jim Jeffries
six; Marvin Hart, seven months: Tom
my Burns. two years. and Jack johnson
a trifie over eight months.
Goss won the championship on
questionable foul from Tom Allen in
1876. He lost it to Paddy Ryan il
1880. Sullivan won it from Ryan a
mississippi City in 1889. The big fel
low held it until 1892 when he lost Il
at New Orleans to Jim Corbett. Cor.
bett had il taken away from him a
Carson City by Fitzsimmons in 1897
Fitz was beaten by Jeffries at Cone,
Island in 1899. JEFF defended the titil
successfully for six years and gave il
to Marvin Hart at Reno in 1905. Har
lost it to Burns in 1906, seven mon1h'
later. Burns held it until 1908, wher
he was beaten at Sydney, Australia
on Christmas Day by Jack johnson.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
York Aoaln Elno,s e..

YORK. Pa, Oct 14.-H Kister Free
was reelected president of the York
Athletic Association owners Of the
Tristate Baseball club here. Charles
II. Sieker was made secretary and
treasurer. The Board OF Directors con
sists Of Ell Zion Alvin Riest. william
Riest. II. F. Kohler. j. Allen Heany.
Harry Hass, c. IA. SEEKER II. Kister
Free and Jacob Cookies. Several names
for the managership were considered
but no selection made.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
ORANGE TO
PLAY SAILORS
Uncle Sans Men From the
Georgia to Play Here on
Saturday

The Orange football eleven win line up
against the sailors from the q. s. S.
Georgia at Front and Union streets on
Saturday afternoon. The Williamson
Trades School team was scheduled to play
Orange on that date but they Cancelled on
Saturday with the excuse that the or
Rnge eleven was TOO strong for them. The
Georgia team expect 10 swamp the locals
r. they have boon together for three
years, and have the advantage Of a first
class coach in Ensign l.. c. Farley.
former Annapolis player The Georgia
captain claims that his team Is the best
10 the United States navy. with the pos
sihle exception OF the Battieship Idaho
team. The players practice evory day.
and from the sailors present form, or
ango Will have a hard game TO play.
Captain "lielnio' Of the iaclSies is we'll
known 70 Orange followers as ne played
against Orange when he was ON the Mon.
hor Florida lie Is the best end that has
ever plaxca, - a local gridron
Npf the locals. win b.
= out Of the game on Saturday on accoun
Or the injury he received last Saturday
after he made the spectacular run tina
led TO the only score OF the game. lie Is
quoted as saying that he is satisfied the
Orange team Is the best team he has ever
played on and he is especially pleased
with the PLAYING OF stetser, Neece. john
ston and Palmer. the new men. Palmer
made hit Saturday with his line plung-
Ing and Ct is predicted that ne viii be a
Racoud RfdryVav HVrne is also shown. e
M well, aud tho local team Is stronger
than ever. even with the numerous men
on the injured list. Tho PLAYERS VIII have
their nnai practice tomorrow at the
Union street grounds
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Local Golfers Eliminates.

At Huntingdon Valley yesterday Miss
Katherine Townsend. Merton Cricket
Club. gained a remarkably easy victory
over Mrs w S. Hilles. Wilmington, s
up and to play.
In the first round Miss NJ. Fownes.
won from Mrs. William Mob
litt. Wilmington. by default.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Mr. nudd the Chairman.

William T. Budd. Of the Harlan and
Iollingsworth Company is chairman
of the Board of Trade committee which
will represent Wilmington at the an
nual convention Of the Inland Water
ways Association at Norfolk on Novem-
Der II, Is and 10.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Readinq Secures New Catcher.

READING. Pa. Oct. Manager
and owner Jacob weitzel, of the Read
ing rristate team. has received tho
signed contract OF Mike j. Murphy. OF
Minersviile. a fast young catcher. who
VIII be given a try-out in the spring
Murphy has created a big sensation
among the coal towns lie has a good
whip and is a great hitter
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Van Buren, stars.
rhrnn Einht. Eor knhink.

manager Of Al Kubiak, has completed
arrangements for the Michigan Giant
to meet Joe jeanette. Jim Stewart and
jim AicVey in three contests at the
Paris Hippodrome during November.
Kelly and his big fighter viii sail for
france on she ste9nsr Kew York on
Saturday,
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
FIVE RACES ON
MATINEE CARD
Horse Show Association An
nOunCeS That Season Will
Close Oct. 80

Five events showing seventeen en-
tries. make up this weeks Delaware
Horse Show Association matinee card.
IL will be the twenty-third Saturday
race OF the season and win be followed
by two more matinees the last to be
held on October 30.
Following is the Saturday card;
Event No. I.
j. M. Brannan ..,...,...br. &. Reno B.
Garden Farm ........b. h. Double p. NJ.
Event No. 2.
j. G. Hartmann ......b. &. Wesley Jr.
Delamore Farm ID. m Townsend Girl
VIM. Armstrong ............ br. h. Elmo
w. II. Hollett ........ro. &. J. .. X.
Event No 3.
Brookdale Farm ..,.b. m. Little Lady
r. +. Lynch ........ch. &. Bill William
Event No. 4.
A. II. Worrilow b. m. Queen Esther
Concordville Stock Farm
b. &. Delightful Chimes
Delamore Farm ....b. &. Jim Bayard
Brookdale Farm ........ b. m. Ruby r.
w. b. Austin ..........b. &. The Ape
Event No. 5.
Peter Orth ..........-...., g. z. Rocl
iJ C.. Boulden ......b. m. Dora Thornt
VIM. Armstrong D. n. Brookland Chief
l.. Il. Jefferis br g. Thaddeus X
The officials will bel:
Starter. S. II. Wilson. Jr. judges
and timers. w n. Hare. Huxley Har-
vey Or. W. =. Miller. William c. De-
vine. w. r. Lyman; clerk Of the course
c. N. Palmer.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Van suren Stars Win.

Al Tenth and Rodney streets on
Monday the Van Buren Stars defeated
Rodney Juniors at football, 70 TO o.
The features of the game were the
playing Of r. Mink. G. Fairy. Conley
and r. Abrahams The lineup was
as folioxVq.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Local Horses IN The Money,

In the 2.25 pace at Lancaster yester-
day A. H. Tysons Turpin r. took fifth
money on the same track W. b.
Biggs' r. T. NJ. won the 2.1L got. The
best time was 217 Ia
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Meb.ter asat Monta Att.Il.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. oct l4.--Thc
io-round fight between Monte Atteli,
champion bantam weight and Danny
Webster here went the limit. The de-
,ision. which was left TO the morning
newspapers went 90 Webster. No dc
'ision was permitted from the ring.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
At Belmont.

AZ Belmont yesterday Townsend Girl
finished seventh in the 2.21 trot. The
former Wilmington horse Jack Gilman
got third money i'm the 2.15 pace.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
Nail KilIs Horse.

DOVER. oct 14-E. b. Downs. OF
Kenton. sustained the loss Of a fast
driving horse this week. The horse
stepped on a harrow tooth, which sank
into his foot Tetanus resulted.
Evening journal., 1909-10-14
A. 3. U. NJ. Rn,uIinn

on the alleys at A. o. u. w Hall
last night Liberty team won two Of
three bowling games from wilmington
Lodge team,