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Evening journal., 1910-08-30
OIL COMPANY
FOR THE CITY
Board Of Trade Induces COn-
Germ to Locate DiStFibut-
ing Plant Here

II was announced today that nego-
tiations had been closed with an oil
distributing company 20 -cnter the To-.
cal field as a competitor of the At
lantic Refining Company. While ne
gotiations have been completed and
everything is IN readiness for the
company 20 begin operations here
those who are interested In the mat
ter are bound by promise not 10 di
vulge the name OF the new con
Germ.
J. H. Mehaify, chairman Of the in
/ dustrial committee of the Board o
Trade, which body induced the new
company TO locate here. said today
that he could not give out the name OF
the concern, but that he had tele-
graphed TO the company's headquar-
ters for permission to do SO, and that
when he received a reply would give
out all information he had on the
subject.
The site upon which the plant will
be located is B. & o. property, and
is situated along the Chrlstiana riv-
er. The new company will probably
distribute oil not only I'm Wilmington,
but throughout the entire peninsula,
the same as the Atlantic Refining
Company does.
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DELEGATES OFF TO
WATERWAYS MEET

The delegates from the Board OF
Trade to the Atlantic Deeper Water
ways convention at Providence, r. l.,
left Wilmington at o'clock this
morning. and boarded the steamer
puritan" at Jersey City. Joining 900
delegates from Philadelphia, Trenton
and other cities. Besides the dele
gates. about 20 other members OF the
Wilmington Board of Trade boarded
the steamer, making a local party OF
about 30. The convention will be-
gin tomorrow morning. Providence
has made elaborate preparations 10
entertain the delegates.
The Wilmington delegation Is as fol-
lows:
Chairman William T. Budd, S. X.
Smith, Peter BloomsbUrg. Charles A.
Rudolph, David A. Hay, Harry Bush
Former Senator Anthony Higgins
Congressman william n. Heald, How
ell s. England, Former Mayor All
mond. A. s. Reed, Former Congress
man Burton and James II. Wright
Henry Thompson. delegate from the
state Grange, will attend the conven-
ton a part OF the time, the Repub-
lican convention preventing his at
tendance az all the sessions.
Congressman Heald was unable "a
90 this morning. but will join the 9TH
er delegates later.
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PUBLIC sALE-REAL ESTATE.


D uBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. ON
Friday, the second day Of September,
~ = O'Clock a.. m.. 1910, at the County
Court House, in the city Of Whining
ton, Delaware. I will of6r for sale, tnc
following described real estate, situate
IN the said city OF Wilmington, and
known as No. 1910 French street.
Beginning az the easterly side Of
French street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, Of the distance OF eighty feet and
ten inches north Of Tenth street; thence
easterly parallel with French street. one
hundred and thirty-two feet and two inches
20 the westerly side Of an alley ten feet
wide leading into Tenth street, and com
muncating with an alley eight feet wide.
leading into Walnut street; thence north
crly parallel with French street, sixteen feet
and two inches; thence westerly parallel
with Tenth street one hundred and thirty
two feet two inches 70 said side OF French
street, and thence thereby southerly sixteen
feet and two inches 10 the place Of begin.
ming, with the use Of said alleys in com.
mon with others entitled thereto forever.
Thore is erected on this lot good three
story brick dwelling house, containing nine
rooms and bath, all in good repair,
W. T. LYMAN, No. 900 Equitable Bldg
Stidham s. Son, Auctioneers. a2o-toi
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PAPER MACHINERY FOR
BRITISH COLUMBIA PORT

The British steamship Queen Alex
andra which has been the wharf of
the Pusey and Jones Company for
about two weeks loading Wilmington
built paper machinery TO the value OF
many thousand dollars. for British Co
lumbia, will clear tomorrow. morning
for New York where she VIII take on
the remainder of her cargo.
The vessel is one Of the largest that
has been IN these waters for long
time. She was pushed up the Chris
tiana river stern first by tugs on her
arrival here and on going out will
proceed bow first. The vessel was
too large to turn in the river and foe
that reason was towed in stern first.
During the time the vessel has been
here she was watched by watchmen
and policemen 10 prevent any OF
the fifteen Chinese members OF the
crew from making their escape from
! the boat
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Visitors to County Far
Pleasant Spot to Rest
When Weary
MANY VISITORS ARE
RECEIVED ON FIRST DAY

Opposite the entrance to the New
Castle County Fair grounds the big
yellow sign EVENING JOURNAL
Rest Tent looms up cheerfully. and
the majority Of visitors to the fair
this morning went there before they
went anywhere else. At the tent are
275 gallons OF Kiamensi spring water
all in readiness for free distribution
OF drinks to the thirsty. In the re-
tiring room is large mirror, donated
by Stidham and Son, which was per-
haps the most popular feature OF the
tent with the women this morning,
for breeze was blowing. which
rufiied up locks Of hair The two
telephones. which like everything else
I'm the JOURNAL tent are furnished
free OF charge were In steady use,
and the half dozen boys were busy
trotting over the grounds hunting up
visitors for people. who wanted them
at the tent or telephones.
The boys are armed with mega
phones to be sure that they can be
heard On the tables. are pen and
ink. paper pads. visitors book in
which to register, and copies OF the
New York, Philadelphia and local
] ldltIb, Oi tulltuN lNhutf MAiNh MtAt
greatly In demand So far there has
been no call for liniments OF band
ages. but they are there In readiness
for the bruised.
The tent is larger than last year,
! but &c is proving none too large for
| the patrons. BY noon Il was we'll
filed, and certainly the guests of THE
EVENING JOURNAL looked happy
and comfortable The tent is open,
so that fine general view o tho
grounds can be obtained from II. and
a cooling breeze enter Il. II Is very
attractive looking, and pleasingly dec
GRATED with pictures OF THE EVEN
! ING JOURNAL rooms.
The retiring tent. which is a new
feature this year, is already proving
a boon to tired women and children
who are weary with walking around
the grounds
The bulletin board is in place. and
the baseball scores will be placed
upon II this afternoon.
THE EVENING JOURNAL tent has
been kept busy all the morning re-
ceiving the congratulations Of Wis
itors an fair officials upon the i'm
proved facilities this year.
The number of the phones a
THE JOURNAL Rest Tent are d. ant
A. 434O and Automatic 17l5.
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ARDEN TO HAVE
TWO DAY CELEBRATION

Hear ye people. all ye people.
"For mark yc, this proclamation ~
notice TO everyone, whether Of the
jurisdiction OF Arden, or without its
borders.
Listen to the decree OF the people
of Arden.
ut hath been deemed fitting and
meet. after the rush and strain Of
Arden's year, that a time be set apart
for rejoicing, for harmless merr-
ment that the axe. the saw and eyon
the hammer be laid aside; that the
necessary jar and friction of daily life
be forgotten for a space I'm a joyous
truce TO trouble
And there you are. In modern
parlance this means that Arden. the
Single Tax colony at Harvey station,
will have a celebration on Saturday
and Monday. the feature OF which Will
be a big pageant. IN ancient costume.
All the notables of the colony viii
take part. Among them Will be: Mrs
L. X. Kummo. Mrs. Brown, Upton
Sinclair. Miss Musson, Harry Hetzel' |
Frank b. Downs.
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REWARD.

y EWARD, 81 l,6Oo--wHEREAS ROBERT
~ Casey Jr., and Ann NJ. Casey we're mur
dered near ClaSmont. Brandywine Hundred
New Castle County and State Of Delaware,
on or about August 10, 1910. ]. Andrcw c.
Gray. Attorney General OF 5no State of Dol
aware. hereby Ger a reward Of St.6U) for
the arrest aud conviction ~ the pers0n or
persons guilty Of said crime. This oiter
Of reward holds for the space Of two years
from august 23, 1910. in case the said ar
rest is made within said space Of two Years
and a conviction upon said arrest is secured
after the expiration OF said space Of two
years, this reward will be paid as though
said conviction had been secured within said
space OF two years This reward is in ad.
diton 10 the reward OF $500 offered by
proclamation Of the Governor OF the State
Of Delaware, August ~. 1910.
ANDREW G. GRAY,
Attorney General o. State Of Delaware.
a25-6t
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RIOTING AT
HUNTINGTON

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Aug. 30.-
With two companies of militia and
many deputy sheriffs guarding the
county Jail, containing John Waine
and Charles Clayburn, two al
legged negro ruvrderers. besides many
members Of a mob which attempted TO
storm the jail and lynch the nergoes,
Huntington is under martial law to-
day. Because Of many fights between
whites and blacks the authorities fear
a general race riot may break out
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NOTICES.

NJ oTlcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
AZ ALL STATE LICENSES AID TAX
DUE AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE
THE 3OTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1910,
ABbED bbsD TMHiEEksErooN MiEs o. IN AcooRpANcE Fas SfST
WITH SECTION g, CHAPTER 6S RE-
VISED CODE. LAWS or DELAWARE.
HARRY a. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Peace. New Castle county.
Wilmington, Del. July 81. 1910. a1-im
NJ NOTICE-ALL CANDIDATES WHO WISH
= TO be voted for on Saturday, September
10th, must file their names accompanied by
assessment, with the chairman Of the Coun-
" Committee, No. w. 9th ST., on or before
Wednesday, August 31st~
a26-5t J.. H. BALL, Chairman.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
A 'IAc@ournal

James r. he------~-,---~------'----
who shot and kihe
aged 10. was arraigneo
this morning on the charee
slaughter. but, upon recommeh~
OF Assistant Solicitor Chaytor, t.
charge IN City Court was dismissed, he
explaining that Hopes had already
been held under $4,000 bond for the
Court Of General Sessions by Coroner
Gaynor.
The corOner's jury held an inquest
an Saturday evening and returned the
following verdict:
Resolved. That Charles Albert
Handy came TO his death in Whining
ton on August 13. 1910. from gunshot
wound inflicted at the hands OF James
r. Hopes"
Coroner Gaynor afterwards held
Hopes for court, and turned over the
bail-bond and copy Of = evidence
to Attorney-General Gray.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Misses Margaret and Mary Wright

Misses Margaret and Mary Wright
have returned home from New York
sightseeing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Moore. Samuel
Raymond Miss Edith Raymond. Mrs.
II. r. Hanson. Master Raymond Han
son and Miss Florence Hanson are
spending a week at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs George McConagy and
son. George. are az Atlantic City for
ten days.
Ralph Leon Sasse, a West Point
cadet. Is visiting relatives In this city.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
BuIIdInr Permits Cranted.

Building Inspector Cassidy today is
sued permits to A. s. Reed and Bro.
Company to make alterations for
Charles r. Kenworthy. at No 212 Mar
ket street. costing $3.50. and to Harry
S. Lynch. to make alterations Ono.
422 West Second street, at cost Of
S44O.
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CALAvERAs COPPER COMPANY.
STATEMENT OF REDUCTION or

AAIlIAAa GIOAN4
We, tho undersigned, hei.g Che Vice.
President and a majority of the Directors
OF talaveras Copper Compauv a corpura.
tion duly organized and exist,S undcr the
laws of the state OF Delaware do hereby
sign and acknowledge the following state
ment OF said reduction.
The stockholder Of said Company at a
meeting duly called and held at tho Office
OF the Company in Wilmington, Delaware
on the gath day Of August, 4. H., 1910. at
10 O. clock in the forenoon after notice cf
the PROPOSED decrease in tho capital stock
Of the Company as hereinafter set out had
been mailed to the address OF each stocs.
holder at least twenty (2O) days before
the said meeting, did by a v1te " Two
thirds Of all the capital stock OF said Com
psny issued and outstanding. said vote be.
ing taken by ballot, reduce the cnpital stock
Of said Company from Five Million Dollars
(S5, 600 0o0) divided into ore million
q0oo,oool shares Of tho par valae of Five
Dollars $500 each to Two Million Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars ls2.J0g.O .OLo) di-
vided into Eve hundred thousand 800, ,OOQ)
shares Of the par value of Fac Dollars
$500 each, said reduction to ho effected
by retiring fve hundred thousand f5dD, ,A00l
shares Of said stock owned by said Com.
pany.
IL WITNESS WHEREOF We have signed
this instrument this 26th day OF August A.
oHAs. N. HAYDEN.
OLIVER AMEs,
SAMUEL CARR.
GiLMER CLAPP.
rHEoD- LURMAN.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
COUNTY OF SUFFOLK. IS.
BE IT REMEMBERED that on this 26tf
day Of August A. D., 1910, before me Henry
p. Cormerais, r Notary Public for the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts, personally
came Charles NJ. Hayden, Vice President Of
said Company and oliver Ames Samuel Carr
Gilmer Clapp and Theod. LurmAn a major
ity Of the Directors Of said Company, known
60 me personally TO be Vice President and
Directors Of said Company who executed the
foregoing instrument and severHlly acknowl
edged said instrument 20 be their act and
deed respectively and the act and deed OF
said Company, and that the signing, aeknowl
edgement, filing and recording OF said IN
strument was duly authorized by the stock.
holders Of said Company.
the day and year aforesaid. .
HENRY p. CORMERAIS,
81 . . -
Henry P. Cormersis,
Notary Pebble
q. MAssAcHusETrs'
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Office Of Secretary OF state.
I. WILLIAM T. SMITHERS, Secretary O.
State Of the State of~Delaware, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing Is
true and correct copy Of Statement 81, Of Re
| VERAs COPPER COMPANY" as received
and fled in this ofice the twenty ninth de.
N TESTIMON,
WHEREOF, I hav
hereuntp set my ham
and of,&al seal, a
Dover This twenty
. secretarv's Ohice ninth day Of August
1885 Delaware 17eS- in the year OF on
one thousand min
hundred and ten.
/ William II. Smithers
Secretary Of State
STATE OF DELAWARE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY }
Recorded in the Recorders ohHce At wi
minrton in Certificate Of Incorporation RI
cord V. Vol. 3, Page Ito SC, the 2sth da
Of August, A. d. 1910.
Witness my hand and ofHeisl seal
Recorders once II. II. Biliany,
Mercy-Iustice Recorde
s3o,s6-1s
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OBITUARY

Francis Kelleher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Kelleher, Oof No. 1923
Market street, died this morning. The
funeral will take place ON Wednesday
afternoon.
The death Of Harry T. Dugan, son
of Mary and the late Harry Dugaui
occurred yesterday.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
10 Confer On Bridge Plans.

The members OF the Kent County
Levy Court will attend the meeting
of the New Castle County Levy Court
on Tuesday, September Is, to confer
abou, plans for the bridge at the
Pratt Mill at Clayton.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Statc Health Board In,cstlentes.

DR.. J. w. Dewitt. president OF the
State Board Of Health. was In VIII
mington yesterday for the purpose OF
Investigations a complaint from Bran
dywine hundred.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
COUNTY FAIR
CRANDEST EVER
''s''Si aqISSS.::sEjtOrS IS'.:s Make Displays
Lenvs Wilmh. =.
GEO. ". BUSH & SONS +

Eoot OF French st.--Wilmingtan.
Pier So, WharveS. tFoot or WalDnl
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HELP WANTED---MALE.

WANTED NAIL CLERKS.
w Wilmington Examination, November ~.
$500 TO $1,000. Preparation. free. frank'
lin Institute, Dept 35T, Rochester,
~ y. a25-lm
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TO DELIVER GROC-
w cries; position permanent reference re-
ouired Address c. p. Journal Office.
a30-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.
Friends School
FOURTH AND WEST STREETS.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE.

courses Of study sitting for either collers
or business Co-e educationei. Excellent
eouipment Thorough instruction. Small
classes permit Of individual attention. A
corps Of is skilled specialists, every
Instructor being a graduate Of college or
normal school All grades from Kindergar-
ten 10 College No loss Of time necessary
bv change o&nechools. Certificate right in
III colleges wNtch admit pupils on = school
record. During the last ten years so per
cent. OF our graduates have entered the
leading higher institutions. Transportation
provided for the younger children. The I'm
at gymnasium IN she State with special In.
struetors for girls and boys. Tuition moder.
Ate BY reason Of endowment. Fall torn
begins Sept. r. 1910. The Principal will
be al the school on and after Aug. 29th
from Q 3. M 90 IL m. and ? TO 4 D. M
For free Illustrated catalog address
HERScHEL A. NORRIS. Prin.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

r oY wANTED-MILLER DRUG co.
404 Market St a29-2t
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RAILROAD MAN KILLS WOULD BE ASSASSIN
WHO PUMPED FIVE SHOTS AT HIM.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. 30.Charles Welch, discharged
travelling watchman for the Great Northern Railroad tried
AL chief special agent Of the Great North
ern Railroad Great Northern Office building here today
and killed by Ray
fired five shots at Ray Of them taking effect
shot Ray, who sitting at his deck, drew
returned Welch fire. One Of his bullets struck
Welch ia the head.
Just before Rays struck him, Wech dashed
paper package the Office floor This later proved to
be pint bottle Of nitro gycerine but the wrapping Kept
Il from exploding.
The police say enough of the explosive to have
wrecked the ten-story Office building.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

L OR RENT-aio FRENCH ST. BAsE-
ley St. a3o-lm
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HELp WANTEp-FEMALF.

w ANTED-ExPERIENCED SALES.
w LADIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
FOR WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
SALARY 81 PER DAY WITH EXCEL
LENT CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT:
r. TOPKIS SONS,
nA.u AGO MARKET ST.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
REAL EsTATE--FOR SALE.
Make Avn Ofer

on oo6 S. Jackson street, Owner deter.
mined 20 sell Rents for $500 and in good
condition WILMINGTON TRUST CO,
dupont Building. 10th and Market Sts.
Aug11- -rh- Salty
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MMEpIATELY-W -WILMINaToN REr

7 LY-wILMINGTON REP.
resentative Either full or part time
Mostly Office work. Large Correspondence
School Corporation. Courses covering most
every line Thousands successful students
throughout Union. Strongest Student and
National Endorsement. Fstb. l6 years.
Doing good business now In yonr locality.
Best selling courses. Unequalled advan-
tnres. Very profitable commission basis.
81 so necessary 10 swing this but this YOU can
get back within sixty days with an extra
$3.50 profit. Perfectly secure. Immediate
action necessary as there Is t. Annch of inn
mediate local business ready now for repre-
sentative Send copies reference letters and
full information yourself first letter. Enclose
&c stamps Address Interstate, Agency
Dept Box 1888 Omaha, Neb. a29-4t
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statesmen WANTED.
For SALE.


z OR sALE-oNE OF THE OLDEST
Established Meat Markets on the East
Side. Address B. Journal ONCE. aim
Z INE FURNITURE At PRIVATE SALE.
25O7 Market St. Joseph L. Pyle. A24.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
WANTED.

I1rANTED-TO BUY GOOD SECOND
w hand brake-cart; must be in good con-
dition and cheap. Apply II. r. Jackson
ternoon from 1 70 Q. a2s-N
xKTANTED--FURNITU OF ALL
w kinds highest prices paid for part
or entire households, Hotels, restaurants,
Office fixtures, roll top desks, safes
a speciality. All kinds OF stoves and car
pets sold or exchanged. Secondhand
Tools bought. Good secondhand clothes
bought. Overcoats and pants a speciality.
club room chairs 70 hire.
D. & A. Phone No. liT2
CHARLES s. HURLOCK,
JauT-tf Seventh and Poplar SITS.
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MMEDIATELp- p-RA1I.wAY MAIL
1 Clerks wanted Entrance Examinations
announced Best opportunity In years. Be
ginning salary about 5000 per year. For
Information aud preparation address Inter,
State Box 1888. Omaha, Neb. a2s-ot
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Wy ANTED-wH1TE WOMAN TO TAKE
w orders for hair goods. No experience
necessary Address a. KLAUS CO, 54zo
Jackson Boulevard. Chicago, Ill Asu
X1TANTED-AN ENERGETIC SALESMAN.
NJ. n rnid NJ n1S MarLrt ST a6-1m
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xITANTED-lOOo CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent a1.50 and S2
per mOnth. Both phones.
GEO. F. LANG Co, 1905 Orange St
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WALL STREET HEARS CzAR is AssAssINATED.

NEW YORK Aug SO.-A that the Gear has been
sasnated been circulated for stock obbng
purposes gained considerable circulation today was
promptly denied Germany where the Car now on
visit
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NOTICE-ELECTION.

AT OTICE-ELECTIoN.
~ once Of Wilmington y Savings Fund
Society, No. $40 Market street.
.he soeietv will be held ut the Office On
Tuesday, September 8, 1910 from 10 20 IL
"a. m, TO elect seven managers 70 serve
for three years. The mHnngers VIII meet
on September Z, at 4 O'Clock p. m, TO or
csnize the board. -
aao13t Secretary.
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MAN UNDER 35 TO FIT FOR RAILWAY
NA Mail Clerk good starting Salary, Rapid
advancement; best opportunity in Govern
ment service; demands immediate action
must he physically sound and not afraid
Of work Address Interstate, Box 1888
Omaha Neb. a-o-ot
Evening journal., 1910-08-09
CROP REPORT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9-The Depart
ment of Agriculture has made the fol-
lowing estimate of the condition OF
crops in the United Staes on Au-
gust 1
The average condition of the corn
was 1913 as compared with S4.4 on
August 1, 1909, and S2.1 the average
on August I for the past ten years.
Preliminary reports indicate a win
ter wheat yield of about 15S bushels
per acre, or total of about 45S,294,0O0
bushels as compared with 1873 and
446. .366, 900 bushels respectively as
finally estimated last year. The aver
age quality Of the crop is s2.6, against
903 last year.
The average condition Of spring
wheat was 61.0, as compared with sl.b
on August l, 1909. and S1.9 the aver
age for ten years.
The average condition OF the oat
crop was SIS as compared with S5.S
on August /, 1909, and S2.6 the ten
year average on August /.
The average condition of tobacco on
August was 7s.5 as compared with
S3.4 on August 1. 1909. and S2.6 the
average for ten years.
Evening journal., 1910-08-09

kid They took It for granted the boy
must be a wonder or he wouldn't be
sent in raw from the little league He
had new stuff and backoods shoots:
he may have been crude. but a wise
old catcher would be yelling, 'Haw.
hawl Go it, boy-haw. haw.l Look at
them trying to hit that curve!" And
in that way Anson made great
pitchers.
Take 'em as they get off the train.
Feed them. and ram 'em into the
uniform. Send 'em straight in that
very afternoon. n the boys have the
stuff. they will show It, instantly. and
it will be the opposing batsman who
will be attacked with stage fright, not
the new kids. And if you don't think
I'm right. study the old records and
note how the big stars broke in"
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archipelago than in Mindanao. where
Captain Heartt. is stationed.
eve are in the heart of the Moro
country, and the Moros have been the
hardest of all to conquer. Until very
recently there was a tribe which clung
to the barbaric custom of making hu-
man sacrifices when their crops we're
poor or when the tribe met with mis-
fortune of any kind.
Then there is the possibility OF
some other nation stepping IN IN tne
event of evacuation by the United
States. No one who has made a study
of the situation. geographically and
from a standpoint of economics, VIII
fail to see what a great opening II
would be for Japan. This recalls the
fact that the authorities at Manila
keep watch on every move that Japan
makes.
"Of course. It is not possible for a
woman to keep in close touch with
such matters. but was told that extra
guns we're hurriedly installed at Cor
rigedor within the last two months
owing to a report that Japanese war
ships might make an assault at any
| time
Mrs. Heartt. who is tall, fair and
typically American, is as brown as
berry from the effects of the ropica
sun and Asiatic monsoons. She insist
that her health has not been impaired
| by her experience.