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Arizona republican., 1910-12-02
Another Avenue Sought.

Mir. Cassidy then came forward with n motion to refer the matter to the committee on separate submission
 This was a matter of more than usu- al importance, and the instructions which the delegates, or many of them. had received were lacking in defi-
Arizona republican., 1910-12-02

FOR SALE-Fine six-room modern cottage, fine porehes, east front, in northern part of city, new, s3,7oo. E. E. PAscoE, 11o North Center.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
YOUNG MEN IN
PING-PONG TOURNEY

The Young Mems Progressive club plav-
ed the preiiminaries Of the third annual
ping-pong tournament in the rooms of tho
society at Fourth and Shirley streets iast
night.
The most heated was between Abraham
ropkis and Matthew Cohen i'm which the
score was twenty-one 10 twenty. Mr.. Ton
kis winning.
The other contests were as follows.
James M. Barsly, 2is Samuel Fcinberr
Edward Bornhardt- ai; Henry statne-
koo, o
Matthew Lcshem. a: Arthur Gluck-
man. 10
Ralph saltsman. n; Benjamin Green
stein a.
After The games refreshments were
served and an exhibition game between
Joseph Knofsl1y and Nathan Reisman
both blindfolded furnished ample enter.
tainment for the conclusion of the even
ing. The winners OF these games viii mee,
on March 10 IN the semi-finals. and Inc
finals will be contested on March II. Jo-
seph Barsky was the winner of the tour
nament last year but Abraham Topisis
declares that he win be one OF the men
who counts at the end OF the meetings
this year The club will celebrate rs
fourth anniversary on April a.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05

on sou combination. Spring has
come
900
Perhaps it was his voice that saved dui-
rooney
o-o-o
It is gratifying to note that Mr.. Mad
den is holding his own in the fish town
100
Boss Mouslcy. we're delighted once
more TO shake your hand.
900
There's no doubt that Reeves is strong
or standing pat.
100
II Grifhth's team doesn't fall out. Of the
gas wagon early in the game the gang
may have chance TO beat out New cas-
tie.
Traynor says he regards himself as an
accident won. two accidents haunted MS
all last summer, and we didp't have one
night mare
O-O-o
Champion Crouch promises TO dispose Of
the best Of them in zig timc.
100
Report that RED" Walsh may ning
them over for Traynor sounds phony to
us.
The millionaires' club gave a smoker the
other night. shalienberger ana shulnr
were interested in the program but Jimmy
Cook was the only sport in the bunch
100
Soon We shan become disguised with the
fub-dub that Traynor win finish last
Then we shall get up in meetin' and tell
something
100
Terry carvin may leave town to save
himself the pain Of seeing Reeves trim
the Gas gang
900
Talk about your metaphors! Walter
Bacon sends IN this one: Some men pat
YOU ON the back before your face. and
kick You In the stomach behind your
back We have a fine lot Of these. il anv
one viii stop, look and listen.
900
Yesterday Mousley tied knot in his
handkerchief TO remind him OF something
or other. When he failed 10 recall it some
one IN his home insisted that IL was "a
promise TO get her a new Easter bonnet.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
SILVER LEAF
WINS AT POLO

Tho silver Leaf polo team of VIII
mngton defeated the Newark polo
team on Wednesday by the score Of
to in fast and exciting game
featured by many good plays. Cap
tain PadrowslSl. Of the Silver Leaf and
Tom Murray of Newark played we'll
Padrowsld making three Of the four
goals scored while Murray broke up
some fine plays.
Owing 60 an accident TO Grifin
OF Newark in the last half he had Co
retire from the game. The captains
decided 20 finish the game with four
men on each team but Dunlap broke
his skate and the management of the
rink called the game Off The lineup;
Newark. Silver Leaf
Dickey Capt) goal. ........ Parker
Murray ...... half back. Bennett
stills CENTER. COLLISION
Dunlap ... first rush Padrowski Capt
Griffin ....,. second rush,. McCool
Sub Long.
Tonight the management of the New
ark Rink win give block skate in
which a large number Of Wilmington
ians are expected TO participate
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
COODMAN-LEACH
FIGHT WAS TAME
Fans Fail to See in Either
Man Lightweight Champion
ship Material

NEW YORK. March 5.right fans
who expected to pick candidate for
lightweight championship honors
through the Jack Goodman Leach
Cross battle last night are continuing
their search today. while no decision
was given at the end of their ten
round. bout. "A draw would have been
tiio material result and Il IS now con-
ceded that the only way ia which tile
better man can DE picked is over a
longer route
Goodman outpointed Cross i'm the
early rounds Of the milling and set a
fast pace but toward the end slowed
up while cross was coming strong
Tho men had not met since two
li'cars ago when Goodman won in a
'rilE Nnnd go. Interest In the battle
tense last night and one of the
Inn crowds on record at a local
as M e many months iammed the
nm o~ had decided that the vim
oi;1. i;os bout would be the logical
o"Stic ffAfor a longer battle with
storing u.mmy Murphy. who won from
in san Francisco. recently.
A4,t. 5sc who looked ahead of this.
:. etS5~ battle Of the winner with
Ad Wolgast
Although tho lighting was fast and
furious during nearly every one Of the
ten rounds last night there was no
great display of science, and as Good
man who had the most of what there
.was Of this. seemed TO tire rapidly
toward tho close. Sc Is hardly expected
that he could hold out in cham-
pionship battle.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
MANY ENTRIES
FOR N.B.A. TOURNEY
Baltimore Meet Will Brine
Together all Crack BOWIerS
of the East

Bowlers from every quarter of the
country are anxious TO make the trip
TO Baltimore 10 participate in tho
fourth annual tournament of the Ma
tional Bowling Association to be held
in that ely from April 9TH to 3Oth. in
elusive Judging by the number OF
entries already in the hands of the
secretary it can be stated without anNr
hesitation by the officers of the Balti-
moro Bowling Tournament Associa-
tion, which Will conduct the big event.
that the entry list will by far exceed
any every turned in for a similar affair
before
At present New York leads the way
in tho matter Of representation. The
New York Bowling Association is max
ing preparations to send forty teams TO
the tourney while the Eastern Alley
Owners Association has announced its
intention of sending at least 25 teams
Baltimore bowlers are pressing the
Gotham men hard and every tenpin
star in the city who can edge his way
in will be on hand for the competi-
tion.
Every big city Of note is making de-
termined efforts to make this tourua-
ment one long to be remembered. PhH-
adelphia has entered. twenty-five teams
and has promised TO gather fifteen more
before the entries close next week.
Washington will send 20 teams. while
Boston and Pittsburg win each send
at least ten teams. Close to one
hundred teams win be collected from
New Jersey points and interior places
in Pennsylvania and New York Will
mington will be represented by the v.
NJ. c. A. and Peirce alley teams.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
NO SQUIRE YET
FORNEWPORI OWN

Because Governor Pennowill has failed
TO make the appointment, Newport, Is yet
Ia need OF a Justice OF peace. To-day is
the last day for the settlement Of the ap-
peal OF the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany. the Excelsior Manufacturing Com
pany and the j. C. Guthrie Company, in
connection with the extension Of John
street in Newport and unless the magis-
irate is appointed to day, so that an APP
peal can be taken by the three companies
i'm question. the town commissioners VIII
begin the work OF opening and extending
the street II will be necessary for the
three companies to set an Injunction TO
stop the work.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
JAPANESE MAKE
CHEAP BASEBALLS

WASHINGTON, March 5-The ma
uonal game OF America presents a prob
lem for tho consideration of the Tariff
Commission Sporting goods firms
throughout The country have flied a pro-
test with the commission complaining Of
the low tariff on baseballs made Ia Japan
with the low cost OF raw material and
the cheap labor available, the Japanese,
Il Is claimed are ahle TO manufacture
hasebals. all duties paid, and soil them
at wholesale in San Francisco or Seattle
for 90 cents dozen. while the covers
alone cost the American dealers 50 cents
dozen
II is said that no legislation viii be
enacted this session on the basebail tarin,
but Representative Kahn Of California,
win present tho protests 70 the House.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
MUCH BICKERINC
ABOUT BIG BATTLE
There is Possibility That the
Whole Thing May Yet
Blow Up

Seriously il looks to me, SAYS w. r..
Mclaughlin in the New York World, as
IT, after all that has been done TO
avoid a complication that might kill
the Jeffries- johnson fight for the
heavyweight title. there is a possibility
Of the whole thing blowing upp
am sorry to have TO say this, be-
cause ] took an active interest i'm help
ing along the, negotiations that led to
the arrangements being signed for the
match. did this because I wanted
TO see the question of supremacy set
tied one way or the other.
Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason have
been barking and snarling at each
other ever since the fight was award
cd to them for S1Oi 900. Rickard has
been blowing the bazoo i'm favor Of
Salt Lake City as the place in which
the fight should be held, while Glea-
son was determined it should go to
San Francisco
There was a lull in the discussion sf-
ter the Governor Of Utah had de-
clared the fight could not be held in
that State. That was supposed TO be
clincher in favor of San Francisco
or some other city in California.
Each "Roasts" the Other.
But the snarl was resumed a few
days ago. Rickard roasted Gleason
and Gleason got back at Tex.
In the mean time the public began
to get tired Of it and freely ventured
the opinion that there would be no
fight
Now enters a new figure. Dick Fer
ris, Of Los Angeles, Cal, who, l have
been advised by wire. offers RiclSard
and Gleason St50,OOO for their inter
est in the championship contest Ac-
cording TO Rickard this offer has been
dwarfed by "an alluring proposition
from Salt Lake City, made by Joseph
Nelson, president of the Saltair Pavil-
ion Company OF Salt Lake City, though
Tex has been careful to quote no
figures.
Both Rickard and Gleason say that
meeting will be held not later than
next Monday, at which the matter
win be finally settled. Gleason and
Richard are in the habit of making
these assertions, but up to date they
have not carried out their promises tc
decide on the site for the fight
Sam Berger. manager of Jeffries
went to Santa Cruz Wednesday accom-
panied by John F. Clark. the stake
holder, for the purpose Of inspecting
the place as a possible training plac,
for jeff.
A letter from Jenries was received
/ by Bob Vernon Wednesday in which
the great scrapper said he was in the
finest condition he had ever known
! himself TO be. He assured Bob thai
! liz he had to enter the ring in a month
he would be fit for the championship
Nobody hears from Jack johnson
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
TRI-STATE BONDS
ARE LONG DUE
May be all in, But Officials
Have no Reports to
Offer

il is now more than a month past
the time for filing the $1,000 bond or
cash by each club I'm the Tri- State.
AS far as is known, York is the only
club that has lived up to the rules.
other bonds have been filed since
February 1. but. not having any mo-
tice from President Carpenter, some
of the magnates are questioning the
delay. II is probable that President
Carpenter will send out another bull
ietin next week when he makes public
the schedule and will explain. The
rule says, however:
Each club Of the ri-State league
shall place in the hands of the presi-
defit by February / each year bond
or cash of an amount of $4,000 as
security OF good faith to fulfill all the
obligations and rules Of the league.
For failure to so qualify, franchise
and players revert 10 the league for
such disposition as the league dele
gates may determine
The question has been raised that
a failure to comply with this rule
allows managers a loophole to over
ride other rules and that it is not
fair to the managers and hackers who
are INV -dbiuihb-
Only Fourteen Players.
No club can have more than four
teen players. The rule says:
NO club shall be permitted to carry
more than fourteen players after
thirty days from the opening of the
championship season without the con-
sent of the president of the league.
For violation offenders shall be penal
lied as may be determined by the
president of the league or the board
Of directors.
''Thirty days after the opening Of
the championship season no club shall
be permitted to carry sufficient NUM-
ber Of players 10 exceed the salary
limit without the consent of the prosi-
dent of the league"
This means that Harrisburg. Tren-
ton. Lancaster and other teams will
not be able to handle aXteen men, as
intended. This rule is also i'm the
interest of tho salary limit adopted in
Harrisburg last November and means
that nothing can be done TO enforce
the limit rule until June 4.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
Apprentice
DONOVAN and
COYNE In WIND UP

The second boxing show Of the Whining
ton Athletic Club win be held in tho
County skating Rink en- Wednesday even
ing, March i6 The wlnd-up win be a bout
of 10 rounds between Billy Donovan. OF
Philadelphia, aud Tommy Coyne. who
beat Young Loughery twice. Kid Fecnoy
and WIN whalen. Of Wilmington. Jack
Mcclure OF Toledo. and Jimmie winters.
of Philadelphia. win fight six rounds each.
There also win be a battle royal
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
SOUTH SIDE A. C..
ELECTS OFFICERS

The semi-annual meeting OF the South
Side Athletic Club was held last evening
and the following officers elected: Presi-
dent. Walter Davis; vice-president, Jo-,
seph Sayers; recording secretary. Robert
G. Conners; financial secretary. George
T. Guild: treasurer, Victor Call; cor
responding secretary, Harry Ringleri
board OF directors, Harry Du AN. Oscar
Welch. William Virden. Leo Dugan and
William Warren.
The meeting was largely attended and
more than usual interest was taken in
the proceedings. The club will have
baseball team this season though it viii
not be represented in any Of the leaeucs.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
SWIMS 32O YARDS
in TOP NOTCH TIME

NEW YORK. March Swimming
champions are adjusting their ideas of
speed today TO a new worlds record
for 100 metres or 32S yards made by
c. M Daniels. of the New York Ath-
letic Club i'm the amateur champion
ship tourney which started last night.
Daniels made the distance in 8 min
utcs. 57 3-5 seconds.
The time was made IN the 500 yard
race and for this reason viii probable
not stand. but has put Daniels I'm
class by himself as a swimmer. In
the intermediate distances Daniels set
up three new records. making the $50
yard mark minutes 55 3-5 seconds
ana the 300 yard IN 3 minutes 30 as
seconds. He won the event from L.
b. Goodwin Of the n. Y. A. {. by 25
yards.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
TRAYNOR NAMED
CAPTAIN OF Y. M. c. A.

The baseball committee of the Y
M. G. A. at a meeting last evening
elected Frank M. Traynor manager
OF the team, William T. Interlied, as
sistant manager and Alpheus Now
bray, secretary and treasurer. Mr.
Traynor reported OF the favorable ac-
ton Of the New Castle county league
ON the petition of the association and
following this the matter Of PLAYERS
was taken UP. II was announced that
every effort would be made to get a
fast club together.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
CEDARCROFT
BEATS FRIENDS

Cedarcroft School defeated Whining
ton Friends at Kennett Square yester-
day, ~ to 10. in the fastest game seen
on the Kennett floor this season.
Friends scored one field goal. Kellogg
and Adams starred.
Cedarcroft vii. Friends
II. Pennock o. forward ...... Kellogg
Adams forward ..... Matthews
g. Pennock ...centrc ......... Taylor
Capt.
Phillips ..........g guard ...........C Conn
Capt
Gawthrop ....... guard .a..... Derrick
Field goals-Adams. /; Kellogg. 1; G.
Pennock. 4. Foul goals-H. Pennock.
.; Kellogg. 8. Referee HELLER. Fouls
-Cedarcroft. 16; Friends, G.
Cedarcroft Second nut up a game
fight against their rivals, but were out
classed by height. Cano and ballet
eNcellcd.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
Easter Postcards Free
ofChesp Trash but Beau
fifuI CoIored Ones

Send US 10 cents in stamps OF silver
and we will send you Spare Moments
Magazine for four months and also
send you absolutely free. 10 Beautiful
Easter or Friendship Post cards which
you could not buy anywhere for less
than 20 cents. This offer is made
simply 70 Introduce Spare Moments
Magazine in this vicinity. Address
Spare Moments Magazine. Dept 50,
n. Y.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
Atlantic May Be Eight Club L.aau,

POTTSVILLE. Pa, March 5.-Pres-
ident Clinton p. Parker. Of the At
iantic League. has received applica-
tons from several big towns in the
lower part OF the state, and he Is
now strong advocate of making the
circuit eight clubs. instead Of six.
These applications were received late
this afternoon, and in order 70 AFFORD
time for properly investigating them
President Parker has postponed the
league meeting called for tomorrow
afternoon az Shamokin until next
THURSDAY when the circuit win be
definitely decided upon.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
DELAWARE IN SHOOT
WITH COLUMBIA TEAM

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Dell March BIN the Inter-
collegiate Rifle Association League last
week Delaware College was defeated by
the University Of Idaho by rather an over
wheming score. This week the Blue and
Gold team had Columbia University as It's
nnnnnnnI. md lllalln Tho frIInA.Inl. ..rnrna.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
Exclusive Patterns i'm
S Suliitii1ngs

We are pleased to announce that our showing
the new patterns for Spring is complete and ready
for the formal inspection OF customers. and every
one at all interested in Mems Clothes to Order
There arc two things would very much like
to impress upon the men of Wilmington One is the
fact that every pattern in this store NEW this spring
and cannot be duplicated by any other store or
any ready-made counter in the city.
The other point is that we buy no odds and
ends TO impose customers, but on the contrary
buy direct from the firm of S. Stein & Co. Fifth Ave
nue., New York, the largest manufacturers and inn
porterS in America. he mills OF Stein & Co., on
The other side are famous the world over for produe-
ing the very finest weaves and fabrics known
Spring is just around the corner. Those who
order their Suits now will have very complete line
10 select from and have their Suit when they want it,
If ii must be for Easter-bear in mind please that
Easter comes along very early this
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
Chesn1ar ~ carnrnft

The Chesmar Academy basketball team
will play the carcroft Academy team at
the Y. NJ. c. A. this afternoon. Tn a
preliminary the Y. NJ. c. A. high school
boys win play the Lasalle College second
team Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
liermits Mon Ro,uIInn

The Hermits Of the X. c. Y. Bowling
League. won two out of three from the
knishts last night and gained g. points
in the totals.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
CHESTER AGAIN
TRIMS LOCALS

Chester y. NJ. c. a. bowling team
defeated Wilmington Y. NJ. c. A. team
in Chester last night. winning two
out OF three games If Chester wins
the next match it will capture the
clln
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
Chester Five Here Tonioht

The Wilmington Y. NJ. c. A. basket
bah team viii play the Chester Y. NJ.
c. A. team here tonight at which time
one Of the biggest crowds Of the sea-
son is expected.
Evening journal., 1910-03-05

Club Serenades Member.
Members Of the North End Athletic
club on Thursday night serenaded Mr..
and Mrs. George Stigcrs at their homo in
Winchester place
Evening journal., 1910-03-05
APPRENTICES TRIM
THE JOURNEYMEN

Apprentices and journoymon OF the up
holsterng department Of the Pullman
Car Company played a game OF bssSetban
on Thursday evening, the apprentices win
Ming q to % The game was fast with
scientific playing on both sides. and Il
was only In the last half that the victors
got the lead. Lineup.
Apprentices Journcymon
H. whitley q. i. forward .... ....F File
H. Pierce ... forward A. Anderson, Jr.
W tcvan ....., Center lew. Bennett
A. Anderson, Jr. guard IN Rassmuscn
a. Barnes d. ....- guard ID. McGrannery
Evening journal., 1910-03-05

The results OF the contests are not pub
lished pntl the Monday following the
matches
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Choose towers thar are not quite
fully out and cut them early in the
morning with hong stems Arrange
them not too close together In vase
deep enough TO immense two-thirds Of
the stems by previously putting some
pieces az charcoal tn the vase the
water can be kept sweet but Ia any
case Il should be changed every five o.
six days Keep the vase always fun
Of water. Keep the flowers 10 cool
but net too drafty place, Certain flow
ers DO much better II small portion
Of the stem Is cut on. especially u
they have been carried long way.
and a certain number are better for
slicing the stems up 30 as 70 lei them
absorb the water more easily This j.
especially so with nowers thar are apt
70 80 % quickly. ike the heilebotes.-
Gardening Illustrated