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Evening journal., 1910-06-06


game.
duPont's double trouncing Of Brook
wood and Riverview's one round victory
over Wilmington Gas Company on Satur-
day. have punched the three teams in a
close race for the league pennant Brook
woods loss has put the Infants deeper
In the cellar. The finding of the Board Of
Arbitratfon of the league tomorrow night
an the matter of the forfeited dupont
Riverview game viii determine whether
duPont or Gas Company will be in first
positio1, before the next round Of games
on Saturday.
The A1iihonaires had IT soft with Brook
wood IN the double header, DUPONT win
ming the first game by to score and
pulling down the second exhibition by )
TO 0 score. Although Brookwood played
brilliant fielding game they could not hit
Crouch. who pitched both games. In the
ffst game they also lost run by poor
base running. After Hall had sizzled one
for three bags coacher tried TO send
him home and the run was lost Crouch
held Brookwood to three hits in the two
games. dupont collected five off Erisman
IN the first game. and six off Bannar in
the second game. The fielding Of Nc
Kinney, Beatty, Harrington. Hall and Nc
Donough was brilliant. The scores:
E,rst game R.H.E.
Brookwood 49,. .--yooOOoOoOO-O
dupont .... ...- =. ..OOOOO11ox-2
second pame RH.E.
Brookwood 49, - ---...o 10000 90
dupont -. 80. .----..1 4 / Ox-S
The Gas Company-Riverview game was
a runaway for Riverview. Mousley's men
batted Proud for twelve hits IL Brad
ford. M. Bradford and Sube grabbing on
doubles. In the fifth inning Rverview
put the game in the cooler by sending hve
runs across the pan. Lonzy Green, who
piayed his first game for Riverview did
the pitching and surprised the bugs by
holding the visitors TO five scratch hits
Every man on the Riverview team hit,
M Bradford leading with three and Chase
being a close second with two. Both teams
out up a rafting good game in the field
eoora hv innings: RHE
Gas Co. 49,. .....-..o 0 3 o0oo %
RySyiew -. .. ..O2sO5OO1x-l1 p
Evening journal., 1910-06-06

dupont and Gas Company are fighting
hard for that top rung. Which feels
the more comfortable? Can't guess.
we'll
800
Good afternoon.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
YET
LEADS SEMIS
Speed Boys Trim TaiIenderS
in Game That Proves
Classy
PRESIDENTS CHAPS
BEAT OUT CHAMPIONS

Result of Semi-Professiona1 games:
fremont, a; Newport, ?.
Peerless, 6; Madison, 3.
Highland, II; Landlith, 3.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
BOYS CITY LEAGUE

Results Of Saturdays games;
Landlith Jr., 8; Y. NJ. c. A.. 0.
Lakerim, 8; Walfeck A. c.. 4.
Brandywine 2; Belmont F. c.. l.
Young Americans. 5; Polish Stars, 2.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
LEADS
ALL-WILMINGTON
Crack East SiderS Continue
Their Rush for the League
Pennant
ORIOLES EMERGE
FROM THE CELLAR

RESULTS OF ALL Wilmington Games.
Parkside. Is; Mewick. T.
Orioles. q; Hillside, 5.
Rockford, S: Penn. 6
Highland. il; Ashley. 10.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
Ne.uark Rsata Eastern Labaratory.

NEWARK, Del. June 6-The Newark
club. continued its good work. on Satur-
day. by defeating the Eastern Labora-
tory Club. OF Chester. The visitors put
up a great game and fought hard until
the last man was out. but the locals put
the game on icein the icst inning, by
scoring five runs.
Score by innings:
Newark ........ ......----5 0OO0Oox-s
Eastern Lab ........---.I o 0 0 2Oo1 Is
Evening journal., 1910-06-06

Ashley and Hillside clouted tho ball all
over the field that ended II to 10 with
Ashley on the short end Beatty. Of High
land, got four safeties- Johnston Neln-
steihl and Colts also hit hard. The teams
were satisfied with thirteen errors
Score by innings; R-HE.
Hillside -------. ---.S 30 DO ? 2-i1 II Z
Ashley .--.-- $500 O13OsOO 80 10 s
Rockford defeated Penn 8 to g.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06

Saturdays ALI Wilmington League
games brought a shifting in the team
standing. Parkslde Is yet on top with
Rockford a close second. Penn has slip
ped in third place with but one game
ahead of Highland. which team moved up
from fifth position. MerWick now hold
down fifth place. Ashley Is yet strongly
attached to sixth place. while orioles are
out OF the cellar trying TO keep the doors
locked on Hillside.
The games Of the league were Of the
usual high quality Parkslde put it all
over Merwick by a 1s to 4 score. The
East siders having hit Maloney for If
teen safties. l.. Birmingham and Walth-
er led in clOuting for Parkside Mer-
wick got eight hits OF Elliott. Casey and
Dickey starred for Merwick.
Score by innings: R-H.E.
Parkside ...-.. ...SO112U4O2- 2-i3 15 3
Merwick ------ 80 0 1000 o. s
Evening journal., 1910-06-06

Orioles beat out Hillside by a 2 to 8
score. Farmars lads clouted out eleven
safties. Finn. Hetherinston and Fla
herty each picking two. Fashion, Kauz
and Jamison led the hitting for Hillside.
orioles played a brilliant fielding game.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Orioles -..---.. ----.3 ! 0 2 0 0 0 OF II i
dilfSlde .--..-s ---...l i o. 10
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Although victory for fremont, Peer
less and Highland, in their Semi-Pro-
fessional League games on Saturday,
has not changed the respective posi-
tions of the teams. Madison and Land
lith have fallen behind in percentage,
while Peerless and Highland have
gained considerable in position
strength. Newport is yet hard in the
hole. The surprise Of the day was
the defeat of Madison, the champions,
by Alexis team.
In one of the hardest played games
of the season Peerless defeated Madi-
son by the score Of 6 to 8. The in
tense interest in the contest was due
to the fact that Peerless has been
little slow in starting on it's Semi
Professional ascent this season and
Madison is second to the top, having
before lost but one game.
Score by innings.
R.H.E.
Peerless 70. ,-.-..1 0 0 90 1-6 12 .
Madison .. ...-..3 0 0 0 Is
fremont won from Newport at New
port by the score of 4 to 2. The game
was fast and clean throughout. Hay
den for Newport starred. and Prentiss
and Sillitoe played great ball for Tre-
mont. Mccall pitched in his usual
form and allowed Newport but two
hits.
Score by inningsi
R.HE.
fremont 49,. ..sO10OOO OO-4 6 2
Newport =. .OOO1OO1O 2 .
Highland easily won from Landlith
Saturday by II to 9. Bonner had II
strikeouts and held Landlith to four
scattered hits.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06

NEW YORK. June 6-widespread
interest is being taken here in aquatic
circles over the announcement tha Bud
Goodwin, the cracky swimmer of the
New York A. C., will attempt to swim
the English Channel next summer
Many have attempted this great feat
and failed.
Evening journal., 1910-06-06
FIGHTING HARD
FOR FIRST PLACE
dupont and Gas Company
County LeaGuerS Linked
up for Coveted Position
DUPONT'S PROTESTED GAME
WILL DECIDE STANDING

RESULTS OF COUNTY League games
DUPONT. 2, Brookwood. 0.
dupont. 3; Brookwood, q
RivervieW IL; Gas Co. 4.
The Delta independent., 1910-03-04
The Beet Sugar Industry
in tbe United States.

In 1896 there were six beet sugar fac
tories in operation and one building
having altogether capacity for slicing
1900 tons of beets daily. In 1908 there
were 65 factories, with total capacity
of so, 900 tons of beets daily-more than
a twelve-fold increase.
From 1898 to 1906 our production of
beet sugar grew from $4,000 tons to
4S4 600, an increase of more than thir-
teenfold in eight years.
In 1896, Al, 900 acres of beets were
harvested; in 1906, 376, 900 acres, OF
more than nine times as great an area.
The prices of beets, like prices OF
other farm crops, has risen steadily. Ir
1896 the factories paid s4. 10 per ton
now they have to pay s5.35.
In 1898 the farmers had 364, 600 ton.
of beets to sell to the factories, fol
which they received 81, 564, 600. Ir
1906, just eight years later, they had
1. .236, 900 tons of beets to sell, and re.
ceived for them s2l ,604, Oo0-a twelve.
fold increase in beets and fourteen,
fold increase in money returns.
The total amount paid out by fac.
tories for beets during the past twelve
years amounts to Sl2l, ,OO0, 900.
The Delta independent., 1910-03-04
Mary's Little Farm.

Mary had little farm
As level as a floor;
She placed on it fancy price,
And struggled to get more.
She kept the land until one day
The country settled up,
And where the wilderness had been
They grew bumper crop.
Then Mary rented out her land
(She would not sell you know.
And waited patiently about
For prices still to grow.
They grew as population came,
And Mary raised the rent.
With common food and raiment,
She could not be content.
She built her up a mansion fine,
Had brio a-brac galore
And every time the prices rose
She raised the rent some more.
"What makes the land keep Mary so?'
The starving people cry;
why, Mary keeps the land you know, ,
The wealthy would reply.
And so each one of you might be
Wealthy, refined and WISE
If you had bought some Delta land
And held it for the rise.
The Delta independent., 1910-03-04
Hrigoting on Mars.

Chicago, Feb. 20.-An announcement
of final proof that the planet Mars is
inhabited was made by Professor Per
cival Lowell. the famous Martain ex-
pert and director of the observatory of
Flagstaff, A. t, to Chicago astrono-
mers as he passed through the city
today.
Professor Lowell announced that he
had seen new canal spring into being
last summer, showing, he declared.
that it had just been completed by the
Mart ,ins.
Water had just been turned into it
and vegetation had just sprung up in
an hitherto uninhabitable part of the
great desert which comprises most of
the planet surface.
Not only did he see the new canal,
but he photographed it. Previous pho
tographs of this region. made as late as
last May, failed to show any trace of
the new canal. The fact that it devel-
oped between May and September when
it was first observed, Professor Lowell
regarded as positive proof that it was
artificial. and therefore that living be-
ings exist on the planet.
The new canal is 1000 miles long and
the strip of vegetation on its banks,
revealing its presence to the eye and
camera, is about 20 miles wide.
The Delta independent., 1910-03-04

be planned that one can grow beets two
yeats, then a grain crop, and beets
agaiu before the field is finally seeded
to alfalfa.
Each year the same problem presents
itself whether or not we should sell the
beets according to the sugar contents
nat rate. This problem is indeed a
very delicate one to discuss, as the ma
Jorlty of the beet growers are opposed
to such system of selling.
After studying the matter thoroughly
the past two seasons, we still feel that
1t is the best method of selling. The
one objection. and we believe the only
one, that the growers have to offer is
that they would not receive the actual
sugar reading from the factory.
For our part, we doubt if any factory
can afford to make any misrepresenta-
ton as to the actual sugar in the beets,
and granting that such frauds were
possible, sooner or later a discharged
employe would divulge the entire mat
ter
W nave, thtouSuout luc kio"-
ing states, what is known as Estate
gf am Inspection" 1t is not at all i'm
possible, in fact, it is an advisable
matter for states where sugar beets
are as large crop as in some of our
western states, to have beet inspectors.
1t would be position that requires the
work of about dozen men, or more,
during the campaign to look after the
affairs of the farmers.
Each year there comes to our notice
number of cases where the beet grow
ers feel that they have not received
just treatment. In some few cases
that we have investigated we found
that some of these complaints were not
justified. However that may be, why
would it not be good plan to secure
someone this coming fall and have
large number of sugar determinations
made? The expense of this. of course,
would have to be betrayed by the
growers. By cooperation this would
not have to be large sum. Prof. F.
Knorr, in Ranch and Range.
The Delta independent., 1910-03-04
For Rent at Crawford.

Business rooms at Crawford, Colo,
for rent. one room l4xS0-2 rooms ad-
joining l2xl5 for living rooms. On
business street, good live, growing
town. Apply to A. ]. Aver for partic-
ulars. Coop. Phone No. ABB. Lat
The Delta independent., 1910-03-04
Cider! Cider! Cider!

Bring your apples to our mill and
take home big yield of cider.
Barrels for sale.
Sweet cider fresh every day for sale
at the mill. 20e per gallon.
20 If. THE DELTA CIDER MILL.
The Delta independent., 1910-03-04
Ranch Home for Sale.

7la acres on Garnet mesa u mile
from city limits. New eight-room
brick house. IL acres in apples.
Balance in alfalfa. Inquire of Porter
Obert Hardware Co. 25-tf.
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Sn Rorpooo tpsi!te seiteru poli5eis
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bauptquartier, baB fpabreno Feiner a5s
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aes eitl unbefannter Shlsifoieb alsts
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bette.
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gerlaifen ieines 2otales nit Robert
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Grunoeiaent6um uno Yauten

Sm gunninsbdm Gstdube. 116-
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gabritubl flu $4,000 initantrt.
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per9robern.
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t1Bt auf benz grunbiiiid 602 Wdlnui
Strube, seraos neben ihrem iesigsn
gefhGFtsssbduoe. .inen Reubau fii,
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fern bas Stuart'fde Bpbnbaus go
S12 MaUa 9laee, 4bonodle. tduflif
erporben. Der Gaufpr.is betrdgt
$4,000.
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gerliei bic llntsrinhuus beliglih oss
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anitalt beiddftisten Ddrtsrn beige.
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renonitalt unb auber ben 9irettoreu
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tbdtli6 bon Qngeftellten Der Srrsa
auftalt mibbdnoelt porben lei.
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5moee Abatement Sisa
Sielt inn Union Emit 6ebauoc eine
mid,tige 8eriammlung ab

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5err Hi9oias 2ongDprtb 3
ipeilts gsliern auf Der 0urhreife bier.
6err aDnstporth befanb iia auf Der
Reiie nnh 1anton, g.. no er Der
kute ftatifinbennen Jahresrerlamms
luns Der rspublitaniIasn alubs Dpn
Cbio beiipobnsn pirb.
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Stapt, Serr 9onn WiH3ig. Gr.,
lit qeittrn i'm beften Wannesalter, i'm
81. 2sbengiabre in Isiner WobnuHg.
go. 5O24 gdiiern apenus, ins Sen.
f.iis biniiberseidlummert, innis BE-
tra,xrt nidt nur bon feinen ansebos
riasn, ionbern audi bon ben cielsn
Sreunben, bic er fih burh isin lie
benslpiirbises WeieH gu eriperbn s.'
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am Monias um IL llhr Wittass BON
5rauerbauis aus ftatt unb bic Bet
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Jrieh5ri.
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Scgeiiterte Cpntionen
ysuroeu Der San,erin ylaro Alnn
geIteru In Der Wulltballs
oargebrab!.

3um sipeiten Wale in bieIer Sdilcn
tatte aeitern bas bieiiss gublifum 0t'
leaenbeit, cine Sntsrpretin oss Halt
ithen sanSss Su tsipuHoern uno tonnts
ki oieIsr gelegsnbsit 8ergIeths 5tt5s1
arpiIhen Mduo gtlldn, Die iid1 ssitern
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su guniten Don Wauo Milan aus,
ipeuni6on Der geiuh am gsitrigsn
9lbenb niGt gang 10 Sablreih mar, ME
az ss oeleaentlih pes Quftretens bon
e,Iabura Duncan aslpeien. pierdn mar
stpsifelsohns Die ungiinitl9e gDiitsruns
in nitt serinsem Ulobe Shulo, db.r
Sieieni8en, bic lib burh bas S6Hs'e
treibsn 3uriidhalten lieBen. hu6en nd
Inn einen tiinitIeriihen Genub in bes
gBories i6oniter gsbsutung eebroda.
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sss, 5ie III cine pollenbete aiinitleriH
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pin'ihen aornpoIitionen i'm 3an3
ihritt Dor, iotpobl bic Wol3er uni
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ben lie in obiolui spiiroiger uno ieh
effettpolIer Meii, tdnste. Stiirmiitei
geifoa entisHsIts bic aiiHitlsrin nc
msniIih nit Gries's Beer 8pnt
Guite.
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nieprteiters truroe 5rl. Qlldn in aus
asseihneter MeiIe besleitet uub St
peameifisr Stciopsti unb feline Stint
lsrindor sntbuIidsmirtsn ou6 burc
ben brilIanten 8ortrdg Der perihieoe
nen Grheiiernummern bas Dublitur
berart. boB Der 8eifalI gar iein Gnc
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gum britten att BON .2obsnsrin1 lie
bos gublitum NIT ietnem applou
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bsr A. GiraBe beranbt hdben iou. fpiro
i.benfoIIs Der tpohlD.rbisnten Strafe
entaehen, bo feines ibrer angebliheH
Gpfer sesen lie oIs antIdstr auftrstsn
sDilI.
- Die polisei fahnbst ouf ben IA
Jabre oIssn Rsseriungn Dm. SEM
fins BON $40. 439 Weft Jront Girobe.
ipsIGer Bel Jr0u glib in 2uoloD. ap.,
orbsittte unb bisftlbe um So beitoblsn
bobtn folI.
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