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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-09-29
OCTOBER WEATHER
Forecast as Given by Prognosticator
Peter r, Smith.

The month will be attended by a num-
Der of showers of rain and sleet storms,
which will be much more intense in
northern sections than elsewhere. Much
cloudy weather will prevail through the
month in all sections. Storms of wind
will show up at a number of places.
However the action Of the wind will be
more intense on the northern lakes and
their coasts than in interior parts. The
counter storms from the northwest that
are likely to sweep over the lakes and
the northern Atlantic ocean will be
more severe and boisterous than the
usual October storms in the above
parts, which is denoted by the presence
of elements which intensity storm ac-
ton. Cyclonic action will most likely
prevail in some sections of the south.
Thunder will also be a feature of the
disturbance within the month. Frost
will show up all through October, which
may start in between the 18th and 9Th.
A high temperature will prevail about
the End and Bird, when the process of
cloud formation will prevail in all west
ern sections, which will be on transit,
passing eastward on the Bird, 4th and
9TH, which may be prolonged. Showers
OF rain, wind and thunder will prevail
during their passage, which is likely to
be spasmodic with cold autumnal winds
between the rain sections. A change
to much cooler weather will follow the
passage of the storm.
The 9th, 10th and 18th will bring on
reation of storms. Threatening condi-
tons with autumnal storms in the north
west and over the lake regions will
show up, with change to much cooler
and frost.
From the 18th to the Goth is likely to
be a showerY period. with gales of
wind, which are likely to be intense over
the lakes and in the northern sections.
Rain, thunder and wind will be general
over all sections, which will end in
snow in the north and northwest.
From the Goth to the close of the
month the storms will reach their eli
max. What the period from the Goth
to the end of October promises to bring
Is much threatening weather, some
days of sunshine, and also much cloudi-
ness; wind, rain and electrical storms
will prevail over central parts and IN
the north the storms will be intensified
in respect to gales of wind.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-09-29

Mrs. James w. feathers and grand
son, Morgan Hinebaugh. returned to
Oakland last Friday evening from a
two weeks visit to friends and rela-
tives in Parkersburg, w. Va.
"Davy" Walters, one of the B. &
O.'s telegraph operators, returned to
his home in Oakland last Friday from a
two weeks trip to New York, Niagara
Falls and other eastern points.
The Jacob Doll Pianos have been the
standard for 40 years and have proven
the best Call on l.. F. King, Mt. Lake
Park. 10
In this paper today several pieces of
valuable real estate located along the
line of the Western Maryland Railroad
is advertised to be sold at public auc-
ton by Claude w. Maxwell, trustee for
c. D. Gillespie.
Mrs. Adam Kline, who stopped off in
Oakland for few days, left here Mon
day night for her home in New York
City. She was accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph White, and children
and also by Miss Dora Brown.
Miss Alma Scherr, who spent the
summer in Oakland with her sister,
Mrs. j. c. Renninger, left here Monday
for Morgantown where she will reside
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Scherr, who recently moved to that
city.
Mr.. Elmer Haulenbeek, whose illness
was mentioned in these columns last
week, is taking a respite at Ocean City,
New Jersey. Mrs. Haulenbeek and
Elmer, Jr., are with him, and Miss
Irene Haulenbeek will visit in a few
days.
Jacob Doll & Sons build 49, 600 pianos
per year. Every instrument fully guar
anteed with an unlimited warranty.
Factory located in New York city. For
terms and prices call on or address l..
F. King, Mt. Lake Park. Nd. -
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-09-29
Just received a fine lot of peaches.
Baumgartner, the Little Man.

Mrs. James w. Ramsey, of Balti-
more, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
E. Shlrer at their home on Alder street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Helbig, of
Little Sandy. W. Va, spent Sunday in
Oakland visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Leslie King left Oakland Monday
morning for Elkins, W. Va, where he
has secured a position with a large
furniture establishment.
Try the Rock Island Battery for your
automobile and telephone. Will outlast
any two ordinary ones. A. D. NAYLOR
Mr.. John Silvius, of Waynesburg,
Pa, who spent the past six months in
Oakland for the benefit of his health,
returned to his home Yesterday after
noon.
Capt F. H. Bugher and family, Of
New York City, who spent the summer
at their summer home near McHenry,
returned to New York Monday after
noon.
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Church Services.

ST PAUL'S NJ. E.
Services next Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Preaching 10:45 a. m.
Epworth League Monday 1870 p. m.
Prayermeeting Wednesday p. misc
Everybody cordially invited to attend
these services.
Il. K. WILLIAMSON, Pastor.
ST. MATTHEW'S P. E.
Service every Sunday at II a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
W. H. SHEARER
ST. MARK LUTHERAN.
Services next Sabbath as follows:
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Preaching at 1870 a. m.
Deer Park Preaching at p. m.
Luther League Wednesday 1880 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
E. MANGEs. Pastor.
BAPTIST
Services next Sunday as follows:
Misunderstanding at II a. m
4 series of evangelistic meetings will
begin at Loeb Lynn at 100 p. m. to
continue two weeks. The pastor will
be assisted by Rev. a. J. Fristoe, D. D.,
OF Baltimore, the noted evangelist.
Everybody invited.
c. W. HUDSON, Pastor.
MT. LAKE PARK ". E.
Class meeting at 10 a. n.
Preaching at :. IS p. m.
Sunday school at 2,30 p. m.
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m.
?. Z. MUsGRAvE, Pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-09-29

WANTED COSMOPOLITAN MAGA-
ZINE requires the services Of q represen-
tative in Oakland to look after subscrip-
ton renewals and to extend circulation
by special methods which have proved
unusually successful. Salary and com
mission. Previous experience desirable
but not essential. Whole time or spare
time. Address, with references. H. c..
Campbell, Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1889
Broadway, New York City.
Mr.. B. H. Warner Republican candi.
date for Congress, accompanied by
State Senator Gilman, Of Allegany
county, and Mr.. George w. Legge, Jr.,
a member of the Oakland bar, left here
Monday afternoon on the campaign tour
through the northern end of the county
in the interest of Mr.. Warmers candi-
dacy. The first meeting was held at
Accident where a splendid audience
greeted the speakers Monday night.
Tuesday night they were at Grantsville
where they were warmly welcomed by
an enthusiastic crowd of Republican
voters. Yesterday afternoon the meet
ing at Bittinger was well attended and
last night at Jennings a rousing recep-
ton was rendered the candidate and his
associate speakers. Tonight the meet
ings will close with speaking at Friends
vile, the Kitzmiller meeting for to-
morrow night having been cancelled on
account of the previous engagement of
the pubic hail there for a local affair.
Mr.. Warner will return to Oakland to-
morrow morning and will leave here for
Cumberland, going on Saturday to Han
cock, Md, to attend an agricultural
exhibit and fair.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-09-29

Mrs. Mollie Getty, of Cumberland, is
visiting her father. Mr.. E. D. Kepner.
Mr.. r. Morris, editor of the Terra
Alta Republican, was in the city last
night on business.
Ex-State Senator w. McCulloh Brown
spent Sunday in Oakland as a guest at
the Commercial hotel.
We regret our absence from the office
on Tuesday afternoon when Rev. F. a.
Byrne, of Washington, D. c., called.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
LOCALS IN The
N. B. A. TOURNEY
Thirty Five WilminGtOnialS
viii Roll in the Baltimore
Tourney Next Month

Thirty-nve OF Wilminetons bowling
contingent comprising tho .B. A. To-
cal membership. and headed by William
Kirk. will roll IN tho Baltimore tourney
next month
Tho Baltimore Bowling Company. un-
der whose direction the tournament will
he held. has arranged with an the pas
senger associations i'm The United States
and Canadu for transportation during tho
bis event at the rate of ono and three.
hNh faro for the round trip from az
points. A further reduction has been ar
ranged for parties of ton or more. Tho
use of special trains and mileage vii
still further reduce the cost of transpor
tation.
The visiting bowler can rest assre'
that the twelve now bowling alleys oi
which tho tournament contests viii b'
rolled and the equipment viii he OF th
best ohtainablc No expense has bcel
spared TO make this event the biggest IN
/ tho ANNALS of bqNlng.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
NEW COMERS In
The c. A. c. LEAGUE
New Castle High and WaIIinG-
ford Fill Vacancies in
Organization

Because OF the withdrawal Of Media
and Upland from the Central Atlantic
Coast League. Thomas Hogan. presi-
dent. has reorganized the league with
the New Castle High School and Wal
lingford as the new teams New Cas-
tie and Wallingford were admitted at
meeting of the league on Saturday
night. and Mr.. Hogan is now adjusting
the league schedule TO meet the new
conditions. Instead of a twenty-game
schedule. as previously decided on. the
league, now composed of but five teams
Will play a siXteen-game schedule, be-
ginning April Z.
President Hogan considers the lea que
fortunate IN having gotten the New
Castle team into the Organization. The
New Castle boys undoubtedly make mn
the fastest school team in the county.
and played last season without losing
a game Although the team will find
itself in faster company this year.
il may be counted on to make good
showing i'm the new league.
The teams now comprising the league
are New Castle High. Walungford.
BOYS Club. of Chester and Merwicll
and Belmont. of this city. There had
been talk of the league playing its
games before the County League
games. but President Hogan says the
arrangement cannot be carried out. as
out-of-town clubs find it impossible to
get here early enough to play fun
games ahead of the big league games.
/ 1t is now likely that many Of the games
/ will be played out of the city.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
ELOPERS WERE
MARRIED HERE

BALTIMORE Md. March IA
Miss Frances Bcvan. the 1S-year- old
daughter Of Justice Richard A. Bevan.
OF Arlington. and niece of Mrs. Isidor
Rayner, and Horace Turner, 10 years
old, a shrstyear student of the Bal
timore Medical College. surprised their
friends Saturday by eloping to Will
mington, whore they were married.
Neither OF the parents Of the bride
or groom had any intimation Of the
plans of the young people, although b
they had been close friends for n long
time
tn elopemont according to state
ment made yesterday by Mrs. Bevan.
mother of the bride had been well
/ planned. with the assistance of Mr.
Percy Turner, the groom's brother and
I Alfred Abbott, a Wilmington friend
Miss Bevan left home SATURDAY morn.
ing about 1890 o'clock and met MIR
Turner and they took the 2.O5 train 60,
Wilmington. After reaching Wflminr
ton they met Mr. Abbott who escortef
them TO the home of a. clergyman
where the ceremony was performed. MI
/ Turner Immediately communicate
with his father. l.. J. Turner. OF PCS
st. Paul street
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
This Page is Headquarters for Local
and General Sporting News
EIGHT TO RUN
In MARATHON
Worlds Best to Compete in
New York Event Tonight
sy United Press Leased Special wire.

By United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, March l4.-Elght of
the best distance runners of the Norld
are scheduled to meet tonight in the
twenty mile professional race at Mad
ison Square Garden. Worlds records
for full and intermediate distances
are expected 10 fall. The records of
the starters are evidence OF their abil-
ity.
Percy Sellen has victories over
Shrubb Longboat and st. Yves TO his
credit Jim Crowley, the ex-Irish
American Club runner made the best
time on record for twenty miles on an
inoodr track while running the recent
marathon, which was won by Thure
Johansen. Johansen viii also start to-
night.
Gustave Ljungstrosn, who finished
second to Fred Meadows in two fifteen
mile contests, will attempt to turn the
tables on Meadows. who also starts
Paul Acoose, the Canadian Indian, who
has bested Shrubb and Longboat is
entered FORTUNATE Zanti. who beat
Dorando in two distance events last
year. will run. Frank Clarke who was
second by a few yards in the Edin-
borough marathon has come from Ire
I land to make the race.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
HERE'S A new
LEAGUE ON us

What does this mean2 Pete Cassidy de-
mics he has got IL up his sleeve:
ALLENTOWN, Pa.-Allentown, Easton.
Bethlehem, Catasauaua, Lebanon, Chcs-
ter, Wilmington and Pottstown will COM
pose the circuit OF the Pennsylvania state
League. permanent organization of which
will be effected at the meeting TO he held
iu this city within the next ten days The
franchises have ali been awarded and
protection Of the National Association has
been applied for, upon the receipt or
which permanent officers will be elected
and q schedule adopted. In all of The
towns included. with the exception Of one.
grounds have been secured and the pros
poets for the game arc good.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
Bowling, Basketball, Boxing and
Gossip of the City Base Ball Leagues
AUTOS BUZZ In
DOVER STREETS
Drivers of Cars Show Them
selves on Towns I'M
proved ThrOughfare

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, March 14-State street
WAS the bou. evard of all Kent county yes
terday afternoon. Sinsu. arly enough, al
most everybody who had ordered a new
automobile, was in possession OF his Gov
cited new buzz wagon" and when the
bright sunlight caused Saturdays snow 10
vanish and then made brilliant the white
gray thoroughfare, there was scene OF
life and grandeur not frequently seen
here
Alden B. Richardson appeared in his
new Pierce-Arrow car. Mr.. Richardson
had seevral parties cut during the after
noon.
Dr.. Wilbur d. Burton, one OF Dover's
pioneer motorists, drove out his new Max
we'll.
DR.. j. Marion Twilley ran out his new
Stanley steamer.
Frank Martin had a family party IN his
new Ford runabout.
Waples Burton, with his Ford runabout,
had the only red car on the boulevard.
Judge James Pennewllls new Mitchell,
aud new Ford touring cars OF twenty
horse power each for James Henry Hazel
and Thomas c. Frame Jr., will all be in
Dover this week.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
COUNTY LEAGUE
MEETING TONIGHT

The New Castle County League will
meet 81 THE EVENING JOURNAL
Office tonight 10 consider "a schedule.
Since last Monday night a committee
of the league has been working on the
schedule and il is likely that n report
win be presented at the meeting to-
night 10 is likely that the schedule
win provide for openers between River
vicw and DUPONT on the l,iverview
grounds. and between New Castle and
the =. ~. q. A. at New Castle.
Plans viii be laid to give the league
as good sond-off as that which char
actcrized the opening games last year
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
VONOhb
BY Dave

The gas league win meet tonight
Il is with exceptional pleasure that We
can announce that Traynor and Madden
viii be our guests soon
0-0-0
Somebody should advise tho schedule
makers 10 cut out the arguments.
900
The best thing for Grlmth TO do is 70
stand pat and hold 90 zearfoss.
900
At ono time Mousclcy had no more
sincere worshpper than welsh, but now
conditions appear to be different
Mantion Of a ccrtHan few players
makes Reeves positively il. lie feels
the samo way when Grinth speaks Of
cucumhers.
"Tei them that YOU saw mo. and that
everything is o. k Mouselcy.
900
The schedule makers are trying TO put
Traynor in the roll OF summer vaude-
Vile artist But what can poor man
do whom they throw him down and make
him swallow ne
900
After an, Reeves has all tho quallnca-
tions and accessories 20 win the Tag
again lie says II shall not be lost.
100
Mouselcy returned late last night from
prolonged training trip. Nutter met him
on the outskirts with "a couple Of hot
water bottles.
90
tt may be that an overdose OF prosper.
ity will cause Traynor a hard .ali before
he gets out Of the stretch
O-O-O
In a few years we shall hear more
Of young Mr.. Reeves. whereas we have
probably heard the last of old Mr. Grif'
nth.
! That was an awful record story Mad.
den was held responsible for the other
day. Aud after sixteen years.
II seems tha' some persons can't take a
Joke. Mouseley has been laughing ever
since Grimth got into the league
900
You would be surprised at the number
Of intelligent. cultured and law-abidlnp
persons who read about sporting matter,
and who appreciate the little kindnosse,
that are bestowed on them. tt is pleas
ant sphere OF activity, really.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
ONLY THREE IN
SATURDAY SHOOT

only three trap shooters took part
i'm the second spring shoot Of the Will
mlngton Gun Club on the Lobdell
range Saturday afternoon. Lobb was
high man with a percentage OF 80. haV-
ing broken 70 of 73 targets. Touchton
got 20 of his 80. making a percentage
of 76 and Naudan got n out of his
100, making percentage of n.
The club viii meet at Stidham S,
No. III East Fourth street tomorrow
evening
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
DUPONT HORSES
IN SHORE SHOW

Miss Amy dupont of this city. will
enter her string of show horses in the
Atlantic city Horse Show. TO be held
on the Million Dollar Pier Easter week.
Special events for the show include "A
high bar jump for the championship
of tho world. fclasses for officers
charges in which -caparisoned
military men will ride their own
mounts. and hunt club events, i'm which
both hounds and horses will count in
the final summing-up for trophies.
Victor Mather. of PHILADELPHIA. will
show his hunters for the first time in
two years and will also exhibit the
famous Brandywino hounds i'm the hunt
club class. i'm which members of the
Brandywmo Hunt win ride ian full
hunting regala.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
ATLANTIC RIPPLES
BY "Josh."


They're on.
Central Atlantic Coast League
NOW Won have e.
,ofuersy.r OF the sunday comical, has
signed documents to carry bats for Bel
mon.
Duncan. catcher for Merwick SAYS he
intends 10 be bad this season.
when rraynor. of Y. NJ C. A.. heard
or the e. a. G. League, he chucbicd and
smiled.
Nuegsy said Traynor will have all he
can do TO handle his Y. NJ c. Aers'
now don't YOU other whites get up in
the air. sec the GAS team play
secretary corliss says he has not worn
out one pencil. Busy mani
n It rains every Saturday this summer
the c. A. C. League will have TO play be
tuoen drops. inshoots. outcurvos. spit
balls. etc.
Tom" crumiish said he led the CITY
League last season IN stealing bases. Met
wick now has a supply that will last them
fo- the next ten years.
Merwlck has got real live Lyons, and
We believe he is going TO do the heavins
this season 'Muggsy'' said theY better
put him in a cage
How about the Farmer-Hogan conibina-
tion7 some class. Johnny Marun. tns
..Ninnow King said wen let tho animals
loose when the orioles start playing or
the nm Diamond.
.Dan' riaherty. catcher for orioles, s.
bird. So are all other orioles. We oar
thern to wsrble. the cat bird win catci
them.
Strange the magnets OF the New Caste
County League don't sufhcate at TIL
league meetings. There is 50 much = AS
some class 70 "sam" Turner. sportlnl
editor Of the chester Times. He's ther
with the dope
Miller. manager OF Sixth Ward. Chss-er
eays his team win have plenty ~ ginger
ana viii set the pace for the Central ~
lsntic Coast League.
You can make fine biscuits fror
p1lshuryr best fours
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
cooI sprina chanaes Name.

Cool Spring Field club changed it's
name to lockwood.
The RoolSwood baseball team held
meeting at the house of r. T. Lay
field and elected Jack" Daley. cap
tain and Mid" Graves, manager. The
club has the following players: Lay
field and Whitney. c.; Simmons and
Schilling. p; Graves. Horty, Daley, Ma
honey. Dure and Smith. inheld. and
Bright. Heald, Hutton and Matthews,
outfield.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
Promotion for sohoIars.

The Commencement Season" will
be ushered in by a promotion day
at Grace Church on Sunday. April 3.
in the auditorium at o'clock. There
viii be eight from the beginners
twenty eight from the primary. and
forty-three from the intermediate ad-
vanced to the grade above. There
WIN be an address by DR.. r. s. Lewis
OF New York and a musical program
on the following Friday there will be
a reception held in the social hall OF
the church for those who have beer
promoted from the intermediate TO the
Senior Department
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
SPALDING'S GUIDE OUT

The s4th annual issue Of Spalding's .
Onicial Baseball Guide, which IS
recognized as the final authority on all
matters pertaining to the national
game. has made Its appearance for
1910. and IN size and variety OF con-
tents surpass all previous numbers.
The editor John b. Foster, OF New
York who succeeded the late Henry
Chadwick "The father OF baseball
has certainly compiled an attractive
anil interesting book.
Group photographs OF the DUPONT
team and Abrahams Peerless Semi
Professional team appear in the book.
The playing rules are presented In
their usual attractive form, the alter
ations, which this year are quite num-
erous. being shown in italics
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
ANOTHER INNING
FOR FIGHT FANS

There will be another good card of
sport at the Springs Rink ON We'd
nesday night Fecney and Willie Whal
en-. Jack Mcclure and Jimmy Winters
will appear i'm the prelimuaries. The
windup will be between Billy Donovan
of Philadelphia, and Tommy Coyne, of
ST. Louis II viii be ten-round bout.
A battle royal between some of the
fastest colored boys of the city will
be an attraction. Genuine tickets 20
the show bear the union label.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
Mrs. Williams Drives Fast One

SELBYNILLE. Del, March t4-BlaclI
Diamond a fast trotter driven by Mrs.
Edward Williams. took three fast heats
in "a road match hurrodly arranged on
Saturday on the Selbyville Speedway.
against Minnie O., a fast mare driven
by her owner. I. w. Long. Mrs. Will
liams handled the reins like a veteran
and had no trouble in taking all Of the
heats. She is considered one of the
best women drivers i'm Delaware.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14

Reading from left to right, top row:
sellers, Whaler. Taylor, Ross tcoachl,
Winchester (manager). Daley. Eek
man; center row: short, Mathews. l<ei-
logg Cam (captain). Ellison. Derrick;
bottom row: Rowland, BALLET
Friends School first five has had
the best year in the history Of the
school athletics.
Playing a schedule Of twelve games,
they have lost three. one TO the
Swarthmoro Freshmen by the score of
1920 and The other two by even clos
or margins. 1915 and l2-li. They
have won from Chester High. Friends
Select. Phillips Brooks. Media High
Blight School and Abingdon Friends
The most desired and most keenly an-
ticipated game OF the year was the
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
BOWLING

On the Peircc alleys Saturday night.
Booker and Green beat out a field OF
bowlers at the big pins in a ten hour
Marathon with total score of
1896. Greenwell and Day were sec
ond with 3,73S pins between them
and Huxley and Alsover third with a
total of 1904
Booker was high single with 233
pins, and Mccall. a now man at the
Marathon game, caused some sur
prise by getting total of 1850. His
best single roll was 225
on Saturday. March &c. indiyiduals
will roll a Marathon" on the same
allpvq
Evening journal., 1910-03-14

Field goals. Saunders /. Devinney a,
Lewis 6, Borden ?. Walther 1: foul
goals. Saunders ] fouls committed,
Lewis ]. Devinney I. Crescent: Field
goals. Sinnex ., oliver p. Sidwell 2,
Howley 1: fouls committed. oliver .,
Sinnex 3. Booth /. Time Of halves %
minutes. Referee, Hagur.
Evening journal., 1910-03-14
ONE BASEBALL MAN
WHO CARRIES MANY HONORS

Alexander Abrahams, although one
OF the youngest of the citv's baseball
promoters, is likewise one of the most
popular Alex just now is getting his
Semis I'm shape for their second sca-
son. Although the league put up fast
hal last year. Alex says the quality