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Arizona republican., 1910-12-10

AUCTION SALE. Saturday at 2i West Jefferson. commencing al l D. m. We will sell a lot or Pioneer storage goods. consisting Of ? com bmation book cases: l large glass front book case; chiffoniers; dress CTS: commodes; one doctors operat- ing chair: sanitary couch; library table: centertables; refrigerators: din ing tables; sewing machines; beds; mattresses; springs; pop corn wagon. Also lot Of horses. buggies. harness. farm wagon. C. O. McMurtry. auctioneer. bs
 PUBLIC E-Three miles due west of Fair Grounds, on the Christy Road. on Thursday, December r.. Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.. l will offer the following stock: 90 head of cattle. consisting Of 27 Al dairy cows. 70 milking. : coming fresh soon: l5 long yearling steers; g heifers IS months old: r. calves. The above stock are Durhams and HOl- steins: they are in good shape and fine individuals. a head of horses, consisting of l5 head Of mares, weight 1000 tO l400 pounds each. There are four teams of this number well broke. Two 5-year- geldings: seven head coming 2-year old draft colts; one single driver. buggy and harness Free lunch at noon. Terms of sale: All sums under S25 cash; over S25 a credit Of six months will be given, purchaser giving approved note bear ing ten per cent interest Two per cent off for cash under s25. C. II. Odell, owner; C. e. McMurtry, auc
 tioneer office. r. x. First Avenue; Chas Whitfield. clerk hl
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10

DIR. w. s. LOWE, Veterinarian Of flee r. N. 1st Ave. Office Phone Red 3931. Res. Phone County A
Arizona republican., 1910-12-10

s2O0 EQUITY in very desirable res idence lot. restricted district. for sale at reduction. J. B., care Republican.
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Evening journal., 1910-04-14
HAVE PLAN TO
CURB men FLIRTS

Eighteen women, high in the real
society of Greater Pittsburg." as
despatch states carefully have united
to put an end to hirtations by their
husbands and other married men. Each
of the eighteen remarks:
"Of course 1 know my husband
never flirts, but my sympathy goes out
TO my seventeen dear friends"
These women urge that all married
men be compelled to wear wedding
ring as a sign and a warning.
I'VE believe that young girls will not
nirt with married men if they know
the men are married" said the leader
of the eighteen yesterday. we will
ask our husbands to wear plain
gold band ring as a token of being
married and we hope that the cus-
tom will be adopted universally"
Some married women Of Whining
ton have a much more efiicacious plan
than that proposed by the Pittsburg
wives In this city some husbands are
compelled to push baby carriages and
the man does not live who can smile
and look pleasant and attractive while
wheeling a perambualtor.
Again, all unmarried men will agree
that husbands should wear distinctive
clothes that will Identify them at
once. This plan would save lot OF
trouble-for bachelors. A neat design
of stripes or bars. sprinkled with clos
ed padlocks is suggested by one wo-
man more or less appropriate uniform
for husbands.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
BOXING BOUT
STIFFENS JEFF
Big Fellow Cuts Out Sparring
for a Few Days Fishing

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
ROW ANDENEN, Cal, April H.-Jef-
fries shoulders are still bit stiff as a
result of his boxing bout with Sam Ber-
ger couple of days ago, and the big
fellow viii probably not put on the mTtts
again for several days. Hunting, fishing
AMI gym work will serve to open up the
long used muscles of the former champ
ion, and his usual ten mile hike will
help his wind which apears TO be in good
shape at the present, Notwithstanding
reports to the contrary
JEFF still is fat and will require good
steady work to take of the surplus
Farmer Burns" and Bob Armstro ng
acted as Jeffries' pacemakers on the road
yesterday. after which he did considerable
gym work, outsiders, being excluded
probably on account Of Jeffries' should
ers thus preventing sensational reports
to the East
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
BASEBALL RESULTS

At Reading-Phillies, 10: Reading. a.
At Danville, Ill-St. Louis CAmeri-
cans), 9 IL /; Danville Three /. A.
Waddell and Stephens: Kilifer, Looms
Reynolds and Boucher.
AT Boston american regulars). 9 IS
.; Boston Wanigans), 4 3. Leroy
and Madden; Kurger. Thompson and
Bradley.
At Sa. Louis Most. Louis CRegu-
lars), 6 6 .; st. Louis (second team.
L. Lush. Higgins and Bresnahan,
killifer. Johnson and Phelps.
At Dayton, O.-Bunalo eastern
League), 10 p Dayton Central
Loague). n T. Burchel and Nc
Alister; Riley. Blancke and Elgln.
At York. Pa.-York Tri- State).
Regulars. s. Yanigans, s; game called
at end of seventh inning.
At Jersey City. n. J.-Utica. (N. Y.
$. L.. s; Jersey City (Eastern), 3.
OConnor. Fairbanks and Burns; Ferry,
Walker, Fisher and Crist.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
Bowling, Basketball, Boxing and Gossip of
the City Base Ball Leagues
TOO CHILLY THESE
DAYS FOR CANOISTS

The chilly weather has done about
the same for the canoeing enthusiasts
as the cold spell did for the buds and
the flowers. Both have had setback.
Immediately following Easter a great
many canoes appeared on the creeks.
and each of the warm days saw the
number increased. The owners were
anxious, but just as soon as the change
in temperature came the canoes were
put back into the store house, where
they will remain until the next warm,
pleasant day. II has already been
stated that the coming season prom
ses to be the best one for canoes that
has been seen in Wilmington. The
agents have been active this season
and a good many new canoes have al
ready been shipped into the city and
more are on their way. The Delaware
Canoe club is looking forward to a big
INCREASE in membership and a fine sea-
son.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14

all right in centre field.
How about that $40 gold prize? 1t
is worth playing for.
ST. Paurs say that ponnant will go
to Fourth and jackson.
Mcguire is in fine form. Mike"
Gardner says Elliott win surprise the
spectators.
Hal of ST. Enzabeths has a record.
This is busy week in New Castle.
The st. Peters club is having its
diamond put in shape.
Manager zabielsky, of st. Hedwig's,
says many Of the boys i'm the other
clubs will find that the Poles will pole
the bal higher and further than a pole
vault.
Pietuszyslsa knows how to pound
the ball. lie is a dandy fielder,
Kane and Henry are confident the
prizes will go TO the East side.
Hance may be little but he is there
on the job for sure.
Lenoir caught for a half an hour
the other afternoon and he showed that
his arm sends the ball like Halleys
comet.
Did you ever see the green streak
/ fire engine going TO a fire? That is
/ the speed McGranary uses in stealing
/ bases. He expects to have enough
stolen bases to win the prize that
will come from ireland,
McAndrews has a wonderful deliv-
ery He say venturesome players had
better insure their lives. They will
die between second and first If they
attempt to steal.
Mahoney says he is steel mill en-
ploye. Then why not steal bases and
bring that prize to New Castle? But
Jim is so modest he talks that way
He has a knack of hitting the ball so
hard that he does not have to steal
bases. Mahoney does not believe aer-
oplane business. Keep cool. don't go up
in the air and play ball is his advice
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
MONG OURSELVES
BY Dave
Latest News and Cos
sip From the Radiator,
- HOl Steve and Steam
Heat Leagues.

Believe me. pal. our set looks good.
And the Mousley smile grows
broader.
Prentiss continues to look good. He
gets the pill fair and the way it rides
out fenceward would make Barney
oldheld open up his Benz throttle TO
beat il.
Again there. comes a Macedonian cry
from New Castle. We will
0-0-0
We have vet to hear whether Algard
has been anchored
O-0-O
LOWS has a fade-away ball this year
that win put some Of them out OF the
.225 class.
rhereli be more than one floral
horseshoe handed ONT az that opener.
O-0-0
Has every follow got IL under his
hat that we start the big show on
May ~
Twonty-three days before the big do
ines. skiddoo.
Mckinney will have to cut ont the
auto speeding this year II he expects
70 hold down first sack regularly.
O-O-0
No. Crouch didn't break that right
wing in his haste 20 get out of bed
900
We cannot repubnsh the "Prentiss
Al the Bat poem except on petition of
nt least one thousand readers.
800
The Gas team hasn't proved that il
IS hoie-proof by those practice games.
800
Goodbye. MIR. Flood.
O-0-0
We arc sorry TO hear that Bannar
has run a splinter in his finger; and a
baseball pitcher. excepting Brown.
needs all his fingers TO be worth any
thing.
]. C. M.-which is the easiest team in
the league2 Some nerve back Of that.
We know. but It will cost something
more than money to get the cinch story
from us.
900
If any more Of those Y. NJ. c. A. men
strike out we will not let Traynor bat
in the ninth inning.
900
And now they say Il is Grimth who
has no more chance than a rabbit
0--0-0
our o,,ees Is that Reoves' mon Nyon't
be as far down the line as some few
persons are predicting.
900
The increased cost of living has AZ.
-1trcted the lnnpires as well as others OF
the common herd
900
'Ne viii make another excursion 10
Maddenvillo tonight. Boat will leave
at 1fo sharp. Have your tickets, as
we'll as few out-of- work simoleans.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
Both Nationals and Ameri-
cans Open Season While
Old Sol Smiles

Big doinss to-day on the ball lots Of the
National and American Leagues.
Providing tight skies prevail everywhere.
cght umpires wll each toss out now
white bah, eight umpreswil each in hts
finest voice cry pay bal and IN egnt
cities the sporting writer's will CHROME q
chat the game was on" AT least thoso
immemorlal and there IS no reason why
they should DC discarded AT tins late date
This is the day when all the teams are
equal and that marks the initial punctuie
or the initial impetus to the hopes Of sew
oral million fans
Ia the National League, Phtsburg Will
be the attraction at ST. Louis. Chicago at
Cincinnati New York at Boston and
Brooklyn at Philadelphia. while In the
American Cleveland VIII "start the bail
rolling" another quotation whose age
commands respect in Detroit ST. Lou s.
in Chicago, Boston in New York and
Philadelphia in Washington
What viii the end be? Cal around IN
October and the answer will probably be
ready.
CANNOT PICK WINNERS.
Never at the opening of a season has il
seemed more hazardous to venture an
opinion on the outcome than this year. In
the National League this Is due to the
fact that tho return df Catcher johnny
Killing has made the three-time pennaut-
winning Cubs again intact and the doubt,
moro or less general except In pittsburg,
as to whether the Pirates can again main
tain tho steady gait they set last year a
gait that landed them Unexpectedly in
first place.
In the American League the rapid dc
velopmcnt last year OF Philadelphia and
Boston and the hard tuss that Detroit
had to repeat for the second time her
ponnant performance, makes the picking
of a championship team this year the
merest guess work.
About the only thing that does seem as
sured Is that the first division teams In
each league viii not differ materially from
those of last year Pittsburg. Chicago.
New York aud Cincinnati again look 60 be
ccrtaIntios i'm the National for the upper
tier, while in the American. Detroit, PHIL
adelphia and Boston appear reasonably
safe, with either New York or Cleveland
having good chance to wrost from
Chicago her berth In the upper division.
As stand patters the pennant poss Bilitics
I'm both Of the big leagues have Joe Can
non beaten to pulp. I'm the Nationai
practically no changes appear In the line
ups OF the leading teams while Detroit
Philadelphia and Boston in the American
haven't found enough new blood worth
mentioning. New York, Chicago and
Cleveland. however. have sewed several
new patches to their old garments and are
hopeful that they will stick
with practically no changes In the per-
sonnel OF the leading teams the question
simply resolves Itself down to the PROPOSE
tion of whether these players will im-
prove over their 1908 form Cncinnatis
chances are much brighter than some crit
les are willing to admit, due to this very
fact. Last year the Reds broke a lot o.
new men into the game and they demon
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
W. H. S. ATHLETES
TRY FOR PLACES
Boys Work Out in Track
Events Hoping to Compete
in U. of P. Meet

Wilmington High School athletes tried
out on Horse Show Park track yesterday
afternoon for places ON the school team
that win compete In the a., Of r. meet la
Philadelphia on Saturday, April 30. The
team viii be selected early next week
The events ANA winners follow.
ioo-yard .dash-H Martin. ~. first r.
KING, no second; r. Daniels, ~, third
Time II 20 seconds. ~
Half mile-w. Bott, n. FIRST, H. shock
Icy. 10 second W McCancrty. no. Third
Time, minutes and i-5 seconds
22O-yard dash-R Daniels, l2 first. "
Jenrics, n second; u. Mearns 10, third
Time, a5 seconds
Quarter milc-Daniels. FIRST. shockley,
second Mearns. third. Time, 500 seconds.
One-half mile relay-Junior B won.
team, Davidson. Mearns, Foulke and Lay
field Time 1io.
ono mie-w. Bott. FIRST; weldin. second.
shaefer, third. Time, 52S 2-5,
Discs-l.ittlo. FIRST McCamerty. second:
Mearns third Distance a feet inches.
Broad jump Martin. first. distance. IS
feet z inches Mearns, second, IS feet. .
inches. McCaneriy. uird. distance. iG
feet inches.
Shot put--Jcnrles. first; Veal. second
Davidson. third. Distance. % feet in
ches.
The officials. Announcer. I'D LaclSlon;
lnosman, l.. Wickersham starter. Mr.
Whitehead. timer Mr. LOOMS
While the prospects for dual meets for
the school this spring are rather slim, tho
school will be entered I'm several scholastic
events, among them being Tome Institute.
az Port Deposit, Md. on May a. VII
mington High has always been entered In
the swarthmore and NorrstoNn meets,
but this year the West Chester. Norris
town and swarthmore are to bc held ON
the same date, Saturday, May 2l As a
consequence, Wilmington will he repre-
sented at West Chester only. Tho meet
at Ocean View comes on Decoration Day.
May 30 and as the Reading, Pa meet
will be ON that date. the local tenn viii
most likely 20 to tho Pennsylvania town.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
MIR. 0'NEAL HAD
LARGE FUNERAL

The funeral of Michael O'Neal, we'll
known King street produce dealer, took
plac from his late home, No. 5l1 East
Fifth street, at o'clock this morning.
Solemn requiem mass WAS celebrated i'm
ST. Marys r. c. Church by the Rev.
James McKenna. Interment WAS made IN
the Cathedral Cemetery.
Many floral offerings were sent by
friends and hundreds of persons viewed
the remains last evening and this morn-
ing. The pail bearers We're: city Coun-
Gilman Daniel T.. DuRoss Daniel w.
Lynch, r. l.. Mettler, James Cartridge
and James H. Jane.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
NEWS HAPPENINGS In
THE CATHOLIC LEAGUE
Thcy Id an showIng up wolL

They are all showing up well.
That $50 pennant looks god for St.
Peters.
Lonoir will wear the catcher's mask
in this league Andy" is there with
the goods when needed.
Tomans cyesight is just as good az
ever. He says he expects TO send the
bali this year down to the new sta
ton That is driving 1t some.
Dan Grant. of ST. AIMS covers a
lot of ground in right garden.
Babby can be seen throwing stones
across the Brandywine just TO keep
his arm in practice. lie is all right
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
DANGEROUS SPOT IN
DELAMORE PARK

Residents Of the Eleventh. and
Twelfth wards who use the Delamore
Park want the Park Commission to
make better provision for the safety OF
persons using the spring water in
that breathing spot The spring is
located on an incline and is capped by
"a bit of masonry which, however.
hardly rises above the level Of tho
ground and in the darkness persons
are liable to walk over this wall and
fall some distance to rocks below,
causing serious injury TO themselves.
An iron fence on the top of the ma
sonry and more lights are being ad-
Vocated.
At present the lights in the park are
extinguished at 10 o'clock each night
at which time the guard goes oft
duty.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
WONT SOMEBODY
GIVE THEM A GAME

Sporting Editor THE EVENING
JOURNAL. Sir: Newport is certainly
disappointed They have written for
about half a dozen teams in the city
but have not received any answer.
They would be very glad If they would
receive answers from the following
teams: Elsmere Reserves. Belmont +.
c.. N-Jackson. Crescent, Summit A. G..
We would like these teams to show
some sport and answer. Captain Ruth
thinks he has a fast bunch and would
like to receive games from all IA to i6-
yoar-old boy teams. Kindly make am
nouncement for us. Yours,
Sport.
Newport. Del. April a.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
HILLSIDE SIGNS
UP FAST BOYS

George Dougherty, manager Of the Hill
side team Of the All-Wnmington League
has signed the following players;
George Davis Ollie Karnz, Samuel Cox.
William J. Murine. Jr., William Buch-
anan. Ernest Fashion. Joe Briscoe. Harry
Karz. Adam p. Woerner. Lewis Masser.
The team gives promises of being one Of
the fastest in the new league.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
WORK ON BIG
PINS TONIGHT

BALTIMORE, Md. April 14.-The
big pins viii fall tonight when Mayor
Mahool will try to split the wood at
the opening of the fourth annual
tournament of the National Bowling
Association to be held in this city
from today to April 30 inclusive. More
than 500 of the most expert pin men
are on hand will compete for the
prizes.
The first ball will be rolled at $50
o'clock in what promises to be the
most successful roll Of the n. b. A.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
SUMMER SEASON
AT PENN'S GROVE

Many cottages at Pennsgrove arc
receiving fresh coats of paint and a
number of new buildings are being
erected which win be occupied by
Wilmingtonians during the coming
season.
Fishermen are reaping a harvest at
that place the average daily haul OF
quite a number of boats being from
so 10 go shad. Farm products appear
TO be abundant and in good condition
around Pennsgrove.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
NO SATURDAY GAME
FOR DUPONT TEAM

DUPONT. OF the New Castle County
League will not play an exhibition
game at Front and Union streets oil
Saturday as previously announced.
The Millionaires viii play their first
public exhibition game on Saturday
April %. Another game will be play
ed on Saturday April 30.
The County League season will open
on May Z.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14

The Delton baseball team defeated
the Harrison Juniors yesterday after
noon by the score Of 10 z. The Del
tons would like 70 have challenges from
any Of the - TO 13-year-old teams of
the city. Send challenges to Raymond
II. Gorsline. No. 402 West Seventh
street.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
WHAT'S
Your Health Worth?

You start sickness BY mistreating nature
and It generally shows FIRST in the bowels
and liver. A Ioc box (week streatment)
bf CASCARETS will help nature help
You. They will do more-using them
regularly as you need them-than any
medicine on Earth. Get box today;
take a cAScARET tonight Better In
the morning. It's the result that makes
millions take them. $50
cAscARRTs roc q box for q weeks
treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
An the world. Niiiion boxes a mont
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
SWARTHMORE 9
DELAWARE 5
Home Run Hit in Fifth Turns
Tide Against Newark Team

sWARTHMORE, Pa, April little
swarthmore College baseball teau had lit
tie trouble in defeating the Delaware col
lege nine by the score of 8 to g. At the
end of the fourth inning the game stood
to / in favor of the visitors. In the hfth
the Quakers scored two on Johnsons home
RIM hit Score.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14

The Canalian government has recently
placed new S0-candlepower lamp at the
Port Wade lighthouse which is reported
10 be helpful to marinsr~
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
10 Reoelve Trophv.

The Eleventh Ward Republican
League win present to the North End
Athletic club tonight the trophy re-
Gently won i'm the game tournament.
The North End Club win have open
house for the League.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
DELAWARE

swarthmore .... q. ......O10O25Otx-9
Delaware Gee. see. ........0 / . I 90 0 I 0-5
Umpire, Wilson; scorer, Taylor; time.
&c
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
Festival for Ashlev club.

4 box social and festiva will be given at
Ashley tonight for the benefit of TIC
Ashley baseball club. The club is expect
ing large attendance of it's friends.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
BOWLING

Crawford and Daley OF the Ches-
mar Athletic Club. rolled their last
matches in the junior bowling tourna-
ment Of the association last night
and took two out of three games from
Speer and Smith. Daley and Craw-
ford win the two cups offered for the
champion team in this two-man
match The scores:
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
Eishinn Club Cruise.

The Half Moon Fishing Club. COM
posed of employees Of the Delaware
and Atlantic Telephone Company, is
arranging for it's first annual outing,
which win occur in the early part Of
May. The trip will be down the bay.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
cnnntv Lnanue Meeiinn.

The New Castle County League will
hold a special meeting az New Castle
tonight Business Of Importance IS to
hc transacted.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14

Read ruE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1910-04-14
Delton Won Game.

Newport. Del. April a.
Evening journal., 1910-04-14

McAndrews has a wonderful deliv-
cry. He say venturesome players had
better insure their lives. They will
die between second and first If they
attempt to steal.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 70
the following:
Fadely Page and Viola Gaskins. both
OF Falls Church, Va
Charles w. Hanna and Eugenia La
Forge lie Mat
Sidney Giddings Of Accomack county.
Va. and Dtlcie Payne Of this city.
Armin A. kahler and Lenore E. Sartor.
Walter s. Buckley and Penelope A.
Holoran.
William II. Bowie and Ida Carroll.
William r. Hon of Sherwood. Md, and
Sarah G. Macgill of Gainesville, Md.
Randolph Keith Forrest and Mary H.
Moore.
John F. Ford and Ethel A. Godsey. both
of Richmond. Va.
John r. Thomas and Anna NJ. Gavin,
both Of Scranton. Pa.
Thomas NJ. Dom and Kate d. Boyd
James ii. Taylor and Josephine E
Yeateman.
George II. Williams and Gertrude A.
Allen.
John F. Anderson and Ophelia Fergu.
son,
Walter Z. Thurber and Edna E Stock
dal both % Staunton, Va.
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more than when they first came to Wash
ington, and in the matter of health the
climate seems to agree with them ex-
ceptionally WELL
The two cubs were brought to Wash
ington after an experiment had been
made by a boatswain on a revenue cut
ter in Alaskan waters by Sitting a
ligamert attached to their tongues which
seemed to interfere with their feeding
themselves after the loss of their mother.
Previous to the experiment 1t was
thought there was no way to save young
cubs whose mothers were slain by the
pelagic sealers. They had been allowed
| to starve to death by hundreds. Whether
! the department. in its control of the fur
seal herd under the new law, was ap-
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported &c
the health Office during the last twenty
four hours:
Isaac and Celia Felker. boy.
Burton H., and Minnie Calender, girl
George A. and Emma l.. Juenemann
boy.
William s. and Anna NJ. Williams. boy
Edwin o. and Charlotte ]. Sarrett, girl
George NJ. and Frida HUMPHREYS. girl
William E. and Corinne e Boswell
boy
Robert Il. and Agnes a. HAZEL. girl
Arthur r. and Mary c. Hamilton, girl
Charles w. and Mary +. Henkle. girl.
Richard + and Mamie s. Street, boy
Benjamin w and Blanche l.. Goodrich
girl.
John p. and Loise Robertson, girl.
Louis ". and George E. Roy. boy.
Ernest and Sara ]. Baylor, girl.
Poxton and Bette Brown, boy.
William and Emma Kelley, girl.