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Evening journal., 1909-11-18
MISS CAMPBELL TO
ADDRESS SUFFRAGISTS

Miss Jane Campbell, president Of the
Philadelphia County Woman's Suf-
frage Association viii be one Of tho
speakers at the public convention of
the Delaware Association TO be held in
the Unitarian Church, on Monday, No
vember %. The second speaker at
the evening session has not yet been
selected. The afternoon meeting will
be devoted chiefly to businss. There
will be memorials to Henry B. Black
well and William Lloyd Garretson; a
report of the national convention at
Seattle, Wash, last June, to be read
by Miss Helen A. Cranston, and a
report Of Mrs. Pankhurst's meeting
held in Philadelphia on November s.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

to regret the retirement Of Dr. Crandield from
the postofice department at Washington They
are indebted to him for a most important adj
vance in the postal facilities of the city. II
was through his permission that the present
system of collecting the mail by moving street
to they have looked to him to foster the de-
ment Of this system. There is, thercic
greater interest in city than is commonly the
case as regards departmental changes Of this
kind in Washington, to know who may be the
successor Of DR.. Grandfed for the wish is gem
eral that Postmaster Jester may find in the new
First Assistant Postmaster General an official
wel-dsposed towards this progressive plan Of
postal service as, to his credit, Dr. Grandheld
was always found to be.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
Editorial
Opinion
Christian Science Peace.


Baltimore American.
Entirely aside from the actual merits
OF the controversy, between the adher-
ents OF Mrs. Stetson, the New York
Christian Science leader and the trus-
tees OF tho mother church in Boston, all
persons who deplore religious dissensions
and divisions win regard with satisfac-
tion the apparent healing OF a breach
which threatened to bring about a defec-
tion OF a large and influential following
that looked to Mrs Stetson as its leader.
That Mrs. Eddy should have been able
70 compose differences by a word is a
tribute to personality that finds few
parallels.
1t is only just to observe that Christian
Science has thereby shown a coherency
and a power to offset dividing opinions
that for the time, at least, saves It from
the rock. Whatever may be the future
Of the organization when It shall lose
the able leadership it now has is matter
|of Improbable speculation. This, in
common with all movements Of religi-
Gus or social nature, comes under the
rigid behest Of the higher laws OF
society. These laws with absolute fatal
ity, determine which shall prosper. this
or that Those persons, therefore, who
concern themselves in great measure as
to the future OF Christian Science might
we'll lay aside speculation when the fun
assurance that It has no other charter
than that which is held by all other
churches or social organizations-whi
Is the charter of service. Should this
cease the organization would cease In
the meantime the healing Of the schism
proves that Christian Science has powers
of healing within the organization as
remarkable as the powers of healing OF
another kind to which it's adherents lay
claim
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
Thursday, November l8. 1909
MERE MAN IN REVOLT.

M ERE man has at last been stirred to action.
4 The worm has turned Mere man, as
the feminine heart throb writer's call him, has
had all sorts of things hammered about him. 1t
he cNpcctoratcs. he is liable TO be hailed before
court: il he eats raw oysters, he is told that
typhoid germs lurk in them If he drinks Brandy
wine water he feels that he is taking draught
from sewer lie is told by the Stead cult, that
il he dies, by some mysterious process the
life beyond can be penetrated and his thoughts
ON things in this world can be told and brought
back TO the living world. If he has Indigestion,
a Solemn faced doctor who enjoys the good
things of life will cut off his pie and the things
he likes. A hard time of it he has But he has
risen in his might The last straw has been put
upon his frail collar buton--at least in windy
Chicago.
Smoking is under the ban. The managers Of
the Chicago elevated railroad have decided to do
away with the smoking Man on his way
10 labor cannot smoke. lie has TO throw away
,-Ais cigarette or cigar. aud II he should appear
with a pipe with visions Of pleasant pipe
dreams under The new order of things he would
hc liable 10 arrest ON the spot by Coroncrs
posse.
Man. Chicago man. has rcvolted
The smokers held red hot indignation meet
ing of protest The manager found that where
there was smoke there was fire, red hot fire.
The management was denounced by indignant
citizens for cutting of the smoking privileges
ioesn't that manager tell ms what he is going to
do with our request He will never do anything
The manager waves his magic wand and they
60 TO sleep thus spoke an indignant prominent
citizen who leads tho smokers. Not even
SMYRNA gasoline car for the forlorn smokers.
But the situation grew serious The company
had to call on police to guard the cars from the
smokers who attempted to enter the old smoking
car. The company. however might have made
concession by putting little smoking car
FIRST at ono end of the train, then in the middle
and then at the other end so that men would
have TO make a Marathon run TO hnd the smok-
ing car as they often must do at the Penn
splvania railroad station in this city.
The Chicago demonstration is significant.
You can do everything almost to patient man.
Ills wife can wear furs and he'll save up to buy
4 handkerchief without protest, in joyous sub
mission. but when it comes to putting out his
Smokes it would take regiment of firemcn
10 do that
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
Chatty Stories OF the Day

NO one Is fonder OF good story, tell with
greater effect than Dr. Clifford, who win lead tho Non
coniornist Emergency League against the Lords should
necessary arise Both his father ana mother worked
l lancashire lace factory and when the preacher
~ years ea ne 100 entered the factory and often worked
~ or IA hours at a stretch
oi these days Dr. Clifford has amusing reminis-
Ve".e - piece OF new machinery being hoisted
TO Inc top room Of the factory when tho rome broke
ana tne machinery got damaging fan
- wen never exclaimed the manager. ITO think
No hoisted with that rope for 10 wears and nou never
happeue1.,-Tit- -BitA
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

Mr. Clifford Pinchot is again fearing things.
lie declares that all the farms will soon be con-
trolled by the trusts Mr. Pinohot is rather late
in his examination of the facts as they relate 10
farms Some years ago, the late Lawrence
Gronlund, the Collectivist writer and Socialistic
authority, in his work, the Cooperative Com
inonwealth" spoke of the drift towards centrali-
zation of ownership and advanced the same view
about farms that Mr. Pinchot is credited with
expressing In his later work "The New
Economy which by the way is an admirable
book he recanted the views expressed in the
"Cooperativc Commonwealth and said that
later Investigations showed that the farms had
not been materially affected by the tendency to-
wards capitalistic accumulation II affected
at all by this tendency, the time would be remote
as there is at present real and permanent
drift towards concentration of ownership of
farm lands OF course Mr. Gronlund would
have liked to hold TO the views on this question
set forth in his earlier work as that position
would have made his Socia'istic argument
stronger
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

at the White House since the Presidents
return from his western tour, and with
whom he is understood to have taken up
these subjects, are w. C. Brown, presi-
dent Of the New York Central; Louis W.
Hill. son Of James j., president Of the
Great Northern and John f. Carroll, gem
eral counsel Of the Burlington. Senator
Elkins. chairman OF the Senate Commit
tee on interstate commerce has an en-
gagement later IN the week for a confer
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
Personal and Pertinent

The Rev George Davis, missionary, speaking the
subject OF China OF To-day" that schools for
opening up all China The Chinese
wcInon are good mothers. and industrious. The
wealthy have the hardest time as they are
generally almost crpples because OF their bound feet
They have servants do the work, and with little 20
employ their time general thing dull The
Chinese girls married before they % and there
are no old maids in that country.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

Reports are widespread of a rush of business
on the railroads. Prosperity must travel over the
highways. Under normal conditions the rail
roads in some parts OF the country are unable
TO handle the traffic, which fact emphasizes the
need Of inaid waterway routes.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
With the Paraqraphers

Couldn't that st. Louis wife who complains that her
husband called her I'm the sign language have
blown the light and avoided all this trouble?-Aiii-
waukoe Sentinel
brewer has elected Mayor OF Cleveland not
vithstandng that tho city has recently
a large amount OF money for the purpose of improv-
ing its waterworks.-Chicago Record-Herad-
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

overcome The fuel which is lost by
dropping through CRATES and mingling
with the ashes is a factor that de-
-pends on the CRATE design. on the char
acteristlcs Of the fuel. but chiefly on
the degree Of care exercised in man
aging the fire. More skillful firing would
save much Of the fuel thus accounted
FOR"
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

Texas has a way of making the large corpor-
ations that want to do business in that state pay
a handsome figure for the privilege The Nat
iona Biscuit Company has just contributed
$4,000 to the treasury of Texas for the privilege
of selling its cakes and crackers to the followers
OF the Hon "Ioe" Bailey.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

OF course, machinery has been rapidly dis
placing human labor and now our own govern
ment has invented a machine that smokes four
cigars at once. Man, however, is still ahead,
for there are some specimens of man that smoke
and chew at the same time. If the government
really wants to confer benefit, it will invent
some method by which pipe can be kept lighted
without momentary resort to mountain Of
matches
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
oxster suppsr in churo,-

The Young Peoples Society of Zion
German Lutheran Church, Sixth and
jackson streets win hold an oyster sup
per in the lecture room OF the church
tonight.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

ence at the White House with the Presi&
dent. Attorney-General wiokersham and
chairman Knapp of the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
CHANGE IN POSTAL DEPARTMENT.

HAT the best interests of the government
\ will be subserved by the transfer of DR..
G. p. Grandheld from his present position Of
First Assistant Postmaster General to that of
Postmaster at Washington, does not make it any
the less true that the postal department proper
will lose a capable and Jealous official. So
successful has DR.. Grand6eld been in the office
he IS about to relinquish that, according to re-
ports, the Postmaster Generals sole object in
making the change is TO have a man in charge
OF the city office at the national capital who will
plan local postal system 10 serve as model
for postmasters throughout the country
The retiring first assistant has been practi-
cally educated in the government service His
official career began in the ranks OF the postofce
department. and for twenty-five years he has
steadily advanced to higher responsibilities on
the stepping stones of merit and achievement
It was rather as a first-cass postofhce expert
than merely as the chief departmental advisor,
that DR.. Grandheld enjoyed the special conf
dence Of Postmaster General Hitchcock in the
management and guidance of postal affairs. IL
DR. Crandheld was responsible for the inaugur-
alton of many of the important changes in the
mail system with which the public has recently
become familiar it cannot be said that these
were. on the whole not in the direction of gen
une reform as we'll as progress.
The people el Wilmington have special reason
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

A Baltimore paper remarks that Turkey is
having closer relations with America They
will soon be very close-on Thanksgiving Day,
of which Taft reminds
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

Samuel IT, Wheeler has done so much
for Bridgeport by erecting a splendid modern
hotel thereby putting the city on the map in
the eyes OF The outside word-Bridgeport Conn.
Post
Nc wish some Samuel II. Wheeler would
appear in Wilmington and put us "on the map"
Evening journal., 1909-11-18
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.


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vertisers is com
The Association Of American I posed OF all the
Adrertisers (New York City, has ea ~ this country
pramired ard certified the circulation The Association
% fhs publication. Only the figures o. endorses os sumt
orculason contained in its report are Ia rs eSamDaon
guaranteed ~ the Association. ct any moment;
s%s@a $1,000 &: $::,',3 ;.:;::!: ;f;
- I 10 l2 has been
h A-s4-~ $4,000 ssued 10 this pa
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

chicsso once. sn Boyos Buildius.
Evening journal., 1909-11-18

Ne~ York osss; eo4 Cambridge Building, Corner FiftA
Avenue and Thrty-thiId street
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
Saturdays Football.
COAST.

OgFNg
Lincoln 3. Broadway o. nj Seattle.
Tacoma 20. Queen Anne 0. at Ia
coma
Idaho Freshmen %. Lewiston
Normal 3. al Moscow
La Conner Is. Sedro- Woollcy 0.
al La Conner.
Bremerton 10, Auburn 0. at
Bremerton.
Franklin Scrubs 6. West Seattle 8.
al Seattle.
EASTERN.
Michigan IS. Minnesota 6. at Min
neapolis.
Yale s. Harvard 0. at Cambridge.
Wisconsin 8, Chicago 6. az Chi
cago
Illinois H. Syracuse 3. at SYRIA
cuse.
Kansas 20, Iowa 7, nj Lawrence.
Nebraska 9, Denver 8. az Denver.
Swarthmore 20, Buckncll 0. at
Swarthmorc.
Navy IS. Davidson 6, nj Annapolis.
Lafayette 10. Lehigh 0. NJ Easton.
Vanderbilt ~, Washington O., at
81 Louis
Notre Dame 3s. Wabash 0. at
South Bend. Ind
Indiana 90. Purdue 3. AT Blooming
ton.
Colorado Miners %. Wyoming G. at
Laramie.
Brown n, Carlisle 8. at New York.
Kansas Aggies n. Fnirmount 0, at
Wichita
Trinity ~, Hayerford D, at Phlla-
delphia
Western Reserve II. Hlrman 0. at
Cleveland
Michigan Aggfes 20. Olivet 0, at
Lansing. 0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
WASHINGTON An
OREGON MEET
NEXT

For The first time rines a..
ana his bunch held the STAG. - -
is going to be the scene y Il. a, ].
plonship intercollegiate es,.. ~
Thursday. "s 20
Oregon has won the rim,
the Purple and Cold var !. =
winninb from an the other - 8, :
'''ee colleges, and the CONNIE I. n
VIII rank IN lfnportanc. ~. ~
games % b. played ~ ~ ~ =
sii9 better known coiiegs. l1ss
Middle West and Fast - y y
oregon outwelghK N. W..
l9n boys ~ about fony , ~saii
The man. but the loesi. D..a'i y
enough 20 make ~ FOR ~, ~
ia preparation Tor ~
breaking crowd expected ., 'sfi.
ageineni has built new $3.50 ~ -.
and me field a. the cans. s'' /.
almost enclosed by 49,. -
tickets viii be placed ~ -, N
morrow a. some down tour -. ~. z.
- That prospective rossss. rs
- uFe Them without rtanAsn.
Inc az the gate. In order y =
INC game IN time 70 ~ ~. '' -.
81 home for an aariv -.
si'Al.Aker Ieanick has arrssess I.
aiAft I At 100 n he 800. !
Oh time u should be over II s'' ~
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oherlin %. Ohio state 9. nj oler.
lin
Cornell tIaJ q. Crinneii o. at SD
Vernon
Fordham .. Holy Crasa Q. AZ New
York
Piitshurg -. Mt Union !. at Pitts
burg
New York q. Union o. at New
York
nowdoin 9. Tufts s. a, Portland.
Maine.
Esrlhan -. De PAW n. At Green
castle
Johns Hopkins rs 81 Johns 0. At
baltimore
Barnes 70. RoiIa Miners 6. a, 81.
LauiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
GOTCH is
REAL BUSINESS
MAN

For worlds champion. Frank
Gotch goes about hia business with
less fuss than any second rate
pugiliHi that over put up his hands
Whenever you hear OF couple 81
aurappnfn getting together. the pre-
ilmiuariea are enough to nicken even
a theatrical star who ~ educated
% the fact that press agents are az
necessary az grease paint and cold
cream.
First. tho papers are filled with the
possibility ~ match Then With
a lot ~ hot air about the ability Of
tho men Then the weight Is die
euased. and finally after avery pos
slhlr angle Of boosting IL sucked
dry. the mitt singers set together.
are photographed half q dozen times.
sign articles. and then the weariaome
round begins All over.
That liant the way Goteh wofha
when a car load moro or leHa. Of i'm
ported mat stars arrived IN Chicago
from Europe. and tho papers were
filled with some thousands II limos
~ gype concerning the abilities OF
the respective mAntadaua. and every.
one was specializing upon just how
soon the Iowa farmer would lose his
scalp. Gptch packed n handbag.
throwing Ia a couple 81 pairs Of
tights Tor emergencies. ana III out
for Chicago. without auperfiuoua
talk
II didn't take him long % land this
Giovanni itaceYitch. hook. line aud
sinkrr and without much more
wind iamming than the announce.
li1rnt that the men would meet At a
certain time they started trimming
Then Goich took Mr. Raee.ifch ~
the left ear and riKbs great los and
tisd hlm into a nice little double
baM knot before about rs 09g men
And now. before the fact has lsnwn
forgotten that haeevitch didna lAmt
long enough 20 get real warm, goteh
has signed 10 inset Xybnca. the Pol
isii champion. On Thanksgiving
night
There wasn't enough noise aade
over making tho match - fflxhtrn
a Craftsman away from a safe. Thia
listens g. me iiAr good buaina4a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22
MAT AND RING MEN
MEET AT SMOKER
TONIGHT

Ballard and Rent0n athletic clubs
meet tonight I'm an interciub boxing
and wrestling tournament There
viii be four boxing bouts and three
or four wrestling events
some disappointment ia felt be-
cause there win be no chance 10 see
Hubbard. Billiards. crack f4H.
FOUNDER IN action. Swift. OF Ranton.
waA billed TO meet him but pulled
out when tho :. a. g. declared Hub
bard % DO professional. Fitz-
gerald. secretary and manager Of the
Ballard club, wrote Swift asking
him to 20 on with Hubbard in nm
exhibition. but Swift declined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-22

many brilliant saves. He " strong
Kicker with the ball IN motion. but
does not boot Il particularly well
from placement although he did all
the kicking out for hts team yeeter-
day.
For the Reds. the fine work ~ Ma
guire between the sticks stood out
prominently. Mcguire IL a player
who can keep his head and His goal
al the same time. and his cool judy
rent made a number 81 lightning.
like saves possible and kept tbs score
down 10 small figures Jefferson al
center forward, McDougall at left
half. and Wilson. the lanky teft
back. also did fine work for the
losers.
Season Opens Soon.
The Northwestern League season
opens Dec 8 with six. and possibly
eight teams In the race This city
win put the Seattle. Thistle aud
Ranger eievens In the field. while
Tacoma. Renton and Everett will
each supply one club. The poasibili-
ties are the Shamrocks and Celtics
81 this city.
The league season runs untii next
March. when the Pacific Coast
League. including Seattle. Tacoma.
Vancouver. Victoria and other Coast
cities. viii open q short season. The
Seattle team FOR this league viii be
picked from the three local clubs
Yesterdays game was attended by
a number ~ the local grammar
school principals and teachers. who
are working hard 90 put a grammar
school soccer league on sound
basis. Louis Lcpper. director Of
physical training in the Seattle pub
llc achools. was also on hand. and
expressed himself az favoring soccer
over straight football for the gram
mar schools
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w map continue to burn up with fabulous offers
-
slated be the
the afternoon December nothing saving
whole lot Of wood The old foxes Of the game do NOT intend 10 run
the chances OF leak by filing their figures ahead time for each
afraid that the other has edge that mIeh him vau
able advance Information.
big the bidding All
out the fight with the stuff behind
the Either Cofiroth should although
they viii find tho fruit picking Tho rival fighters
their staff handlers likely overlook
dollars OF the aspiring
bet tina, the who the fight viii have
public concerned though doesn't make
much difference who handles the What
body be happy and eoniened again stand
uncertainty of the situation driving OF early
BERRY. the CHUBBY MANAGER OF The Los
Angeles stepped years
and has found them uncomfortable
ball differences between tho Coast and Northwestern leagues Berry
from his revolving desk chair positively
eordine TO dispatches
League In the Northwest next season.
"Mecredic has all happy
Is the Berry unworthy
That go Angeles who're the general
public knows little OF the real baseball
swallow the territory Tho truth
Of the loyal
league and has been nice good doggie" California
they entirely i'm
from
Whether outlaw baseball a good part Of
league whether the caa on this circuit would
b. the loser the ia question
debate Under the arbitrary
the part OF the Coast league the tendency a 10 ng e oh
direction aud nou, the older organization
general with fiery declaration independence
w be followed quite
ter Baseball In the
else to- and study gurea
before taking final action.
Berry quoted Spokane
come parties outlaw
immediately put clubs both places This
baseball and it warrIng factions
its certainly policy play
Of Il without protest but equally foolish to face serious and
Indefinite trouble for the
Grafton outlaw ball Is deemed advisable all
limit Hy the black flag pag piracy
genuine article H. the other hand
eide against the outlaw article let's back
decision on the theory that they the best
interests.