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Evening journal., 1910-06-21
Baseball Talk of Every
Sort From All Corners

in tho West Last week in one game he
had four bingles out OF flVe times at the
hat In another game he put over home
run. He gets safety or two regular
every game
Koesther. who was with the Pittsburg
Col egians asst year made his first ap-
pearance in major league company and
held New York to seven hits. Cleve and
winning by to 3.
Shortstop Hartman. Of The Uticas. got
bad rap on the nose yesterday while
bunting. and will be out OF the game for
some time. it is feared. His absence is
hound 10 weaken the team, for Hartman
Is "a great all-around man o. Syracuse Her.
aid. We have heard Of bunting them with
the head, but the nose is a new style of at
tack
Connie Mack is not slow TO give credit
even to, bitter foe. He is out with the
statement that the Detroit team is cne OF
the grandest ball teams that has ever been
put together
Larry Laioie is a chicken fancier lie
has farm few mi es out from Cleve-
land and he rides cut every night on the
interurban and puts in his spare time hoe
ing the. garden and feeding the hens
Lin Berger the Cleveland pitcher, s
getting his bumps this season. lie has had
pretty poor luck up TO date.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21

Eddie siever. recently released by De-
ror has joined Chattanooga.
Billy sullivan. the White Sox catcher is
back with the team ana about ready 70
take his turn behind the stick
Buck Freeman has the record for home
runs in one season. In 1899. with Wash
nr on. Freeman made twenty-five.
Frank Isbers Wichita team is leading
tho Western League. with Dick Coo.eys
Topeka team bringing up the rear
Isank O'Day was one OF the regular
pitchers for the New York Giants in So
I5e is the second oldest umpire IN service
a. the National League and still colt.
Umpire Bill KLEIN. Of the National
esI.cague, has discarded the broom brush
Ter dustne off The home plate Mr.. Klein
now grooms The plate with a curry comb
C Anson. former National League
star and ately sem. pro magnaie. is
scouting through the South Michigan cir
cult lie is said to he after players for the
Chicago White sox.
Johnnie Heenan. shorstop OF the La
porte ball team. has signed with the
Chicago Fisks. seabrook. a Chicago boy,
has been signed. to play shortstop.
Dalton. the new outhelder secured by
brooklyn from Des Moines. has certain
IN been clouting the ball in recent games
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
Heart toheart
Talks.
o JUST JUDGEl
By EDWIN A. NYR.

o JUST JUDGEi
Jim Flanagan was charged before
the court Of Justice Connoly of New
York with assault upon his father
When the father had given his
testimony as TO the knockout blow
young Flanagan raised his hand and
said:
Il licked the old man good and plen-
ty, judge. And If ever come home
TO find that he's been heating mother
again III send him to hospital for a
month"
The wise justice let Jim go on.
1--WE picked the hospital too There's
a doc there told me just where to stick
one on the old mans jaw 50 it won't
hurt him much after he comes to-"
Bernard Flanagan. the father. six
feet three and built like a Norman
horse. said IN defense:
Il never touched the old woman with
my foot. just beat her up a little be-
cause she sassed me. A mans gotter
right TO be boss in his own house"
The judge asked the father If he ever
worked
mot while this big stiff's got a job"
be replied, pointing TO his husky SON
Dismisslng the case. Justice Connolly
said, Il wish a word with you. jim"
/ And the father stayed, expecting Jim
would get a severe lecture.
"Jim," said the magistrate. IF you
ever find It necessary to beat up the
old man, remember that my days on
the bench are Mondays. Wednesdays
and Saturdays And. Jim
The old man listened closely
! Don't mark your father, Jim. Hit
him where he wears his clothes"
Now. It is not every court that is
able to rise TO the emergency in a deli
cate case like this.
Nor is It every household which is In
possession OF such an athletic instru-
ment for carrying out the orders OF the
court and melting justice-more's the
pity.
Power 10 Jim Flanagan's elbow
Justice Connoly. il Is said. is great
believer IN the respect that should be
paid 10 parents and is accustomed on
occasions TO quote his favorite Scrip
tural ab1uration-
Honor thy father and thy mother '
But somehow in this case the quo
tation from the Mosaic law seems &c
have stuck in his throat. Perhaps II
the judge were a higher critic OF the
Old Testament Scriptures he might pu
/ it this way:
Honor thy father"-when he be
haves himself-"and thy mother"
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
MUCH In LITTLE

Drug clerks in Norway get from
1915 10 1856 a year
An international botanical congress
viii be held at Brussels in May.
The German Army is using paper
kettles, which are said 20 be Of jap
anese invention.
The first national Thanksgiving
proclamations were issued by Con-
gress during the Revolutionary War.
The natural resources Of Formosa
include exceedingly valuable forests
gold, coal and sulphur mines The
most highly developed industries are
sugar, rice, tea, camphor. opium and
salt the last three being government
monopolies.
To allow moving pictures TO be seen
without darkening the room in which
they are shown, a French inventor
frames the screen with dark curtains
hung a short distance in front Of IL
70 cut off all light except that from
the projecting machine.
An implement house in the United
States. with a branch Office and ware
house in Winnipeg, has paid in dutie.
alone for its Winnipeg stock over $3.50
600 up to the present time. Western
Canada really wants American mad,
goods
Subterranean streams Of water have
been detected by sound. according to q
recent United States circular report. b,
a French instrument known as tn,
"acoustele." with which the Belgian
Society Of Geology. Paleontology anC
Hydrology is said TO have made ex
fensfre eynarfr1ente
An Australian. who has just arrive,
IN London, says that fthe people in IN
entipodes were much more upset b.
the magnetic storm last Septembe
than has been realized over here. Tn
aurora australis was on such a seal
OF magnincence that it alarmed an
appalled, people from one end OF IN
island continent to the other
Although Honduras at present is
mining and grazing country. II Is des
tined TO become a great agriculture
country for its soil in most parts /
very fertile. and the climate in th
uplands. away from the coast. is fav
orable 10 agricultural pursuits bu
roads must be built 10 enable farmer
to reach markets before this grea
development can take place.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
EXPECT 100
ENTRIES FOR I.A.A.

Entries for the l. A. A. meet here
on Saturday will close tomorrow. Al
ready fifty crack athletes of the county
have entered but the number is ex-
pected to be increased to one hun
dred by tomorrow.
The medals and other prizes to be
given to the winners of the events
and for clubs and for the baseball
game have arrived and will be on ex-
hibition in the window of Pyle and
Cronin's shoe store today The
medals for the winners of first POSI-
ton are of gold. being rectangular, a
little over an inch in width and a little
longer than that. The other medals
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
NEWSY DOINGS
OF THE "SEMI'S"

Meeting o-night-Tuesday.
"skeet" Barnhill. assistant manager
Of South Side last year. is now a mem
ber Of the Peerless squad.
Newport had its same failing, couldn't
bat when needed.
The Waters brother won the game
in the ninth.
Owing to their unavoidable Saturday
postponement, Prentiss, Mccall. Pat
terson and White are keeping in shape
playing in the DUPONT Employees
League.
They say our president is becoming
quite an umpire.
Did you ever notice it, Pfeffer never
has an error on the Landlith diamond?
King. of Newport. says there is one
thing sure. we are not going to stay
in last place. Goodbye Peerless.
All you magnates be present at 7so
p. m.
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Riverview team despite the bad luck tha
breaks against his periodically
0-0-0
Lyman plays the deepest field Of all ant
is on the Job when anything ploughs tina
way
That Beattie boy does big stunts wher
he makes ~ his mind.
0-0-0
No. Duncan hasn't Joined the Brook
wood pitching stan yet
0-0-O
Algard keeps up his timely hitting FOL
Brookwood. but he is with a genuine hard.
luck bunch.
Keep away from Traynor He's actua ly
mad.
O-o-o
Confound it. gosh darn it, ding bat it,
hang II and affew other vegetables. That's
what zearfoss said 20 Crouch.
O-O-O
II it isn't one thing it's another. II It
isn't raining Grlfhths team is being shut
out.
0-0-O
Who in the dickens is Brown. anyway
However. IT wouldn't make any difference
II his name was Maud.
O-O-O
johnson p' aged a fast short for Gas
Company. Might let him remain there and
keep Hannigan on third.
O-O-0
Carver looks to us to be an improvement
in left garden. Keep him there Garrett.
O-O-O
Edgar and zearfoss had twenty-seven
put outs. That's working some.
O-0-0
Wen need a drag net to find Brook
wood II this business keeps up.
0-n-O
Both Gas Company and Riverview are
swapping at duPonts heels Just now.
O-O-0
The York team has about the lowest per-
contage Of any professional club in the
country at this stage Of the season. And
that's the bunch they want to plant in
this mans town.
O-O-O
Charley Lucas is too fast a man TO
adorn a bench. The fans wou d like to see
him in the game again.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21

Hooray again.
900
Crouch. the bully boy
O-0-o
Won't you please stop Tor Grifhth's
sake
O-O-O
We don't approve Of all this showing up.
900
Reeves blew in with his ohuokie.
That was a fine opener for. Mr.. Garrett.
900
Mousiey is saving wood these warm
days
O-O-O
Shuler has become so expert that he
can swat fly on the side Of china cup
without breaking the cup. saladin and his
soimiter had nothing on him.
O-0-O
Crouch came through another att with
his whole skin, due entirely TO his support
O-0-O
Townsend pasted one Of Crouch's curves
in the eighth inning and it looked safe but
Carver grabbed it after a hard run
0-O-O
Traynor Is likely to sign and release
them as fast as The machine gun can
shoot
900
Seven men out Of thirty-six got hits
They were Shuier Edgar Beattie. Aigard
Russell. NJ Bradford and Dunn. Thank
you gentlemen.
0-0-0
DUPONT handed Gas Co. big surprise
package and stepped alone into first place
And maybe Garrett wasn't tickled
900
Lewis arm Is not yet altogether right
But he pitched a good game at that. hav-
ing ten strke-outs
90
Nous ey is pretty well eased with the
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
EXPEDITION h TO 90 ON LAKE ERIE CIRCUIT

Several Deiaware horses will go in
the LAKE hrle race circuit this year.
starting at Fairmom,t. w Va, on
July 4. Among them wui be NJ f.
Hayden Expedition. Jr.. w l.. Biggs'
Prince Marsh Jr., ana a green trottcr
owned ~ Charles Donahoe.
Mr.. HAYDEN is eNpecting big things
from Exi,cuition, Jr., this year Under
the care of Prank bain's tho horse
has already stepped a half In i.05, a
quarter in 32 seconds and the last
eighth OF that quarter in IS seconds.
Mr. Hayden expects the horse to do
better than this after the going sets
good. Barnes will drive Expedition
Jr. over the circuit
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
WEICAND MAY
MANAGE YORK

YORK. Pa. June N.-"Curt' Weigand.
Of Chester. who was succeeded as captain
of the York Tri-state baseball team by
Butch" Rementer last Saturday may he
made manager of the club since the resig-
nation Of Jake" Weitzel was accepted by
the management yesterday. An effort viii
be made to have a big league player take
charge Of the payers. but if 1t is with
out success. Weigand will be the man.
First Baseman Connor. who had been re-
leased Saturday has been resigned. Tie
outlook for the future Of the national sport
n this city is not so encouraging.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
SPORTS AT ASHLEY
ON JULY FOURTH

Ashley A. A.. Of the Wilmington
League, will have a field meet at Ash
ley on July 4. There will be a ball
game both morning and afternoon.
There will be spots of all kinds. in
cluding running races. potato racing.
bag racing. jumping, etc An ice cream
festival will he held on the front of
Mr.. rirsman's home there during the
afternoon. Tho proceeds viii he for
the benefit Of the Ashley club
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
GOLF

on the Wilmington Country Club
links on Friday there viii be a cham
pionship four ball golf event in which
well known golfers will compete.
Among them viii pe George Sergeant
of Chevy Chase. Aleck Smith of Wyk-
agyl. New Rochelle. Willie Anderson
,of the Philadelphia Cricket Club and
Gilbert Nichols of the Wilmington
Country Club.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21

Kalmbacher is another hard luck boy.
O-O-O
A broken finger and a sprained ankle
have put him out. Here's hoping the Lad
will be able 10 hold down first corner soon.
The team viii miss him.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
Rose HilI Defeats claymont.

Rose Hill defeated Claymont on Sat
urday for the second time this season
by the score Of II to 4. Three double
plays and the playing of Hamilton
for Rose Hill were the features.
Rose Hill will play the New Castle
High school next Saturday. Score:
Rose Hill .....20O2 2O212 , I'll s .
Claymont .O0220 5000 o. z 3
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
south sIde Hunts rroubIe.

The South Side Juniors would like
q -.vceiVa challenges from any "a or
Is year old boy teams in or out Of the
city, Rookwood Franklin or orange
preferred Address all communications
TO William Finerty, No. 4O2 Heald
street
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
seni,s tn Meet Toninht.

An important meeting Of the Semi
Professional League win be held at
the presidents home az 7.30 p. m to-
night All managers are urged TO be
present on time.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
Declared No Game.

AT a meeting OF the officers Of the boys
City League at the Y NJ. c. A. last even
Landlith on May 2sth was stricken out as
no game.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
Pspke- sullivan Fiaht Tonluht.

FoPhe- sullivan Fi9nt onlant.
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON. June 21-The Armory A.
A. will close its boxing season to-
might with a 12-round bout between
Billy Papke. Of Illinois and Jack
/ (Twin) sullivan. Both men are in
good condition
Evening journal., 1910-06-21

are of the same design. but of silver
and bronze.
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
sesford Takes \ Dron.

sEAFORD. June 2lESeaford took
q drop In the Three-State League when
they were beaten by fredericksburg 2
to 3.
RH. f.
Federalsb'g 10000 20 OF 4
seaford ..0 0 / 02 20 0 0--S o
Evening journal., 1910-06-21
AN EYE TO BUsINEs


II G. Wells. the novelist. tells a
story Of a gentleman next 10 whom he
once sat at public dinner The con-
versation had turned upon one of his
own books and Mr.. Wells had said
something TO effect that "were there no
self-seekers the world would be a very
Utopia. This neighbor promptly oh
served. Il maintain that all water
used for drinking and culinary pur-
poses should be boiled at least en-
hour ~ You are a physician. | pre-
sume2 suggested the novelist mo.
SIR was the unexpected reply. Il
am in the coal line."-The standard
Evening journal., 1910-06-21

Deposits Of mica exist at the Big Bend
of the Columbia River. and some beauti-
ful speciments have been received from
the deposits here Teto Juan Cache. north
.of Revelstoke. but in neither have de-
veopments of any moment been made
Or Gourand an eminent French dietst
says rational diet is one that, while
pleasant to the taste, maintain the boo
iiy equilibrium, favors the o.-.y working
or all our organs. and racucea q mini
mum the work which its p-e..--e ne,es-
sarily imposes on them"
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Here and There.

The plant of the kenesaw Marble
Co. located at Marietta. Ga. was de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is estimated
at $3.50, 900. partly covered by insur-
ance.
+. II. Jermyn. reported to be one Of
the wealthiest coal mine operators in
the United States. was struck and
propably fatally injured ny street car
in San Francisco.
A head-on collision between two lin
tied cars on the terre Hsute. lndianap-
oils & Eastern Traction Railroad. near
Greenfield. Ind. resulted in serious in.
jury to five persons.
A rainfall so heavy as to amount al.
most to a cloudburst marked the dawn
at the new year in Los Angeles and vi
cinity. Landslides in Cajon Pass tied
up transcontinentsl trains on the Santa
Fe and Salt Lake lines.
Attorney General McCarn, Of Nash.
willie, has prepared and is now having
served $50 warrants in that city and
county charging violations of the four.
mile liquor law and tipping without Ii
cense. The warrants are returnable
before the magistrates Of the county.
The fourth Of series of similar out.
RACES which have occurred in the same
vicinity in the last three years, was re-
vealed Saturday when the body of Miss
Anna Lloyd was found by two boys in
a lonely part Of Cincinnati. Miss Lloyd
had been attacked. gagged and her
throat cut. The snow in the neighbor-
hood showed that struggle had &C.
CURED before the woman was over
come
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04
IN MEMORIAM.

Alvin Roger, Mckinney, Ky, was
born Feb. IL, 1920. and died Dec. q,
1909. He was a consistent member of
the Baptist church great part OF his
life. He lived blameless life from
his youth. II was my pleasure to min
gle with those who knew all about him.
never heard a censure against him
concerning his religious or business
life. He married Miss Sallie Lovelace,
who died about 80 years ago in the tri-
umphs of faith. After his son, George.
married he united with him in house
keeping aud remained with him until
his death. His whole life was spent IN
Wayne county except two years and
few months. He had been farmer all
his life and a prosperous one. He has
been a farmer all his life and pros
porous one. He was well pleased with
the new home near Mckinney. where
he ended his pilgrimage in this world.
The 18th of February next, he would
have been 90 years Of age. He often
prayed that his last DAYS might be his
best days. and that he might die in his
right mind. He often said that all he
feared Of death was its sting. Though
he did not presume to pray for pain
less death. he appeared to pass away as
peacefully as an infant going to sleep
on its mothers breast. Christmas
night little after ~ o'clock he told us
he was dying and about daylight he
said distinctly: BLESS the Lord; bless
the name of the Lord" and continued
in a state of ecstacy for some time, re-
peating these words Of praise. gazing
upward with happy smiles. he re-
NAMED in a conscious condition until2 O.
clock Monday evening, breathing regu-
larly until the last. was with him
during his last illness and never in my
life did | witness such peaceful death.
His life and death have been blessing
to all who knew him. So it may be
said of Brother Roger: "He being dead
yet speaketh. Let US pray that we
may die the death of the righteous and
that our end may be like his.
T. II. HANCOCK.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04
c. d. Hooker, Of the Show Me"
State, Pens a Few Lines.

GUiLFoRD. Mo-, Dec. Enclosed
find draft for 81 to apply'o on my indebt-
edness TO the INTERIOR JOURNAL
What have you down in Kentucky In
the way Of weather In North West
Missouri we are having real winter and
have had since the 4th Of this month,
at which time every thing froze up.
which is not usually the case even in
this section. Il has not been extreme
~ cold: about eight below zero being
as low as the thermometer has register
ed. but II has lowered around zero fire..
quently during the month Been snow
ing about twice week for the last
three weeks. yet we haven't but about
eight inches of snow on a level. Now
TO you people down in old "Kentuck
a solid month Of winter in December.
imagine sounds like rather hard prop
osition, but the works Of nature are so
arranged that it never causes anything
10 occur so bad but what IL could be
worse. and very often there is some
thing good comes Of il. In this instance
the sleighing and skating is simply
well. I'll just say huge. II you doubt
il, just ask Rev. Pat Davies when you
see him. Pat has been preaching for
the methodists here during the cold
pell | think he lives near Danville,
or at least he seems to be familiar
about Danwlle and Stanford, BY the
way. we are utilizing other Kentucky
products as preachers and teachers.
The regular preacher who now has
charge of the South Methodist congre-
cation at Guilford, is a Kentuckian,
from Russellville. Rev. Randolph. Rev.
Ward, OF the First Baptist church of
Maryville. our county seat, is another
Kentuckian. IL am not mistaken. he
married a sister Of George s. McKin-
ney's wife. They were daughters Of
old Uncle Billy Fair. Last but not least,
comes DIR. II. X Taylor. president Of
our State Normal School. located at
Maryville. lie is from Winchester,
KY. and seems 10 be taking well with
the people here. Would write more.
but am liable to get into politics and
don't know enough to talk politics since
Missouri went back on Bryan.
A merry Christmas and happy new
year TO you and your many readers.
C. ID. Hooker.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04

Dilligent search by many private de-
tectives. aided by the police of Phils-
delphia. New York and other Eastern
cities, failed to disclose clew as to
the whereabouts of Roberta De Janon.
the l6-year-old heiress, and Ferdinand
Cohen, a waiter at the Bellevue-Strst-
ford Hotti in Philadelphia. who are be-
lieved to have disappeared together last
Wednesday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04
Young Girls Are Victims.

of headache, as we'll as older women,
but all get quick relief and prompt
cure from DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
the worlds best remedy for sick and
nervous headaches. They make pure
blood, and strong nerves and build
up your health. Try them. 25c at
Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04

The cleverest imitation of realcoffee
ever yet made is DIR. Shops Health
Coffee. 1t is fine in navor-anditis
made in Just one minute. No tedious
20 or 30 minutes boiling. Made from
pure parched grains, malt, nuts, etc.
sample free. Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04

Gen. Estrada remains firm in his de-
termination not to recognize the Mad
riz government in Nicaragua. He holds
that the election of the latter by Con
gress was illegal. Zelaya is receiving
royal treatment in Mexico City. Amer
leans are feeding Nicaraguan prisoners
ut Bluefelds.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04

Don't drug the stomach, or stimulate
the heart or kidneys. That is wrong.
1t is the weak nerves that are ing
out for help. Vitalize these weak In.
side controlling nerves with DR.
Shops restorative, and see how
quickly good health will come to you
again. Test IL and see! Sold by Pen
ny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04

Bonner county. Idaho, has the long
est wagon bridge in the world, the
structure now being constructed across
the Pend 0reille River, near Pend
oreille Lake. being more than two
miles long. The bridge was commenced
almost two years ago and has cost the
county about $50, 900, part of this being
raised by subscription among the far
mers on the North side of the river and
business men of Standpoint.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04
Kills Her Foe OF 20 Years.

"The most merciless enemy had
for 20 years" declares Mrs. james
Duncan, OF Haynesville, Me, "was
Dyspepsia. suffered intensely after
eating or drinking and could scarcely
sleep. After many remedies had fail
ed and sew eral doctors gave me up. |
tried Electric Bitters, which cured me
completely. Now ] can eat anything.
am 20 years old and am overjoyed to
get my health and strength back
again" For Indigestion, Loss OF APP
petite. Kidney Trouble, Lame Back,
Female Complaints, it's unequaled.
Only SOC at Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-04

An offer to purchase .--the steamer
Roosevelt, in which Commander Peary
made his last trip to the Arctic regions
preparatory to his dash to theINorth
Pole, has been declined by the1Treasu-
~ Department.