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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08

mitted 10 the home, and the positions they
occupy in the choir, are as follows, reading
from left 20 right: Top Rows II. Albert,
20. Abba, tenor; c. b. Wilbur, g., Polk City,
tenor; Miller Tallman, 50. Sioux City basso;
Edward b. Ward. 62, ogden. bassO. Mid
die Row-Mrs. NJ. Proctor, g. Ottumwa,
soprano; Mrs. Eta Cutler, 50, Dubuque,
soprano; Mrs. ROena A. Walker, g. ROlfe,
soprano; Mrs. Fannie NJ. Hanks g., Omaha,
soprano; Mrs. J. CottrelL 81, Atlantic,
pianist; Mrs. Sophia Wilcox, g. Fort
Dodge. alto; Mrs. Emma Gould, 60. Sioux
City alto. Front Row-Rev. Jesse Cole, 70,
chaplain Iowa Soldiers Home, and or
ganizer OF the choir
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
A Guaranteed Contract


A guarantee is given each
patient to effect a perfect
cure or refund the money
at the end Of the third
day.
A MOd.rn Treatment
The Neal is a Physi-
clans Cure for the drink
habit; it is the most mod
ern and perfect of known
treatments, originated by
a physician, compounded
by a physician, and ad-
ministered by exp eri-
enced ply sicians. 1t
never fails,
Call, write or phi on c
Douglas 1856, for free
booklet, "The Neal Way"
and endorsements. Neal
Institute Co.. O. B., 1902
So. 10th ST., Omaha, Neb.
All munic atoms
strictly confidential. Bank
references given.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
TO REFUND MERCHANTS FARE
Commercial Club Makes the Same
Arrangements as Were I'm Eff
feet Last Fall.

The jobbers and manufacturers associa-
ton of the Commercial club has arranged
for fare refunds to country merchants be-
tween January 30 and April 90 The gem
eral plan is like that successfully pursued
in fall campaign, the present one being de-
signed in the interest OF sales Of spring
goods.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08

M controversy betWeen the
shipping public and tho rail-
roads in official classification
territory and Western trunk
line committee territory arose
over the announced Intention Of
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
FataI aunrrel over shoteun.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Ferdinand
Cure, planter, is dead and c. NJ St.
German, registrar Of st. Bernard parish, Is
under arrest as the result Of a quarrel over
the disposition of a shotgun which led to
a fatal shooting affray here today ST.
German claims he shot in self-defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
BRUNING is TO LAND A JOB
Two Commissioners Say He is 10 he
County neutrality-suspicious.
Kent n store.

Kept n store.
Fred Bruning, former county commits
sioner and chairman Of the Board OF
County Commissioners, will be appointed
county storekeeper by the Board Of County
Commissioners. according TO statements by
Commissioners Pickard and Bedford. The
board has not decided who It will place
in charge Of the Detention Home.
"Bruning is just the man for store
keeper" said Mr.. Bedford. He used to
be a grocery man and his long experience
in his grocery store well qualities him."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
Constitution for Monaco.

MONTE CARLO, Jan. 7.-Prince Albert OF
Monaco today issued a proclamation es-
tablishing a constitutional government for
the principally Of Monaco. He has /, 200
subjects
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-13
Jn(anO ge(egrap6
8sbG6tuiBf.tsru i'm & 0 rs
areb.

8sbG6tuiBf.isrn i'm & 0 NJ
greB.
8afbtugton, .. G., II. 5e6r.
Sm Observation-Disclosures bss Songrsis
ies fanoen am Sonntdg 9spdatniBs
i.iern gu gbrsn oss psritorbensn BUM
oesIsuators Charles ;. 5ughes II.
BON COLORADO unb neS nertorbsnen
aongrebabsecronsten gAarl.s 8. 3irs
raj pon WaHahui.tts itatt. Ten
8oriis fiibrte Der aongreBqbgeoronets
Gresne Don WdFdtuIetts. Rsoen 81
gbren Don ssnator 6usbss bisIten
bic Serren suplpr, Rudsr unb Mar'
tin BON Colorado; Monosa bon Dpoz
ming; glapton BON aldbama; Glart
ron WiTcuri; 4lerunoer BON WiHou'
ri uno Smith bon Soma. 9eodhtn1B>
reosn fir ben 4beeoroneten Sirraa
fuurosn BON ben Serrsn RtthelI. Gill
lstte, Woihbaru. Mests, S'Gcnnsu,
gbefFielb Don RbObs Sslanb, Rcs
San bon MdHaduIstts, Barter BON
getp SsrIen, Rorgan bon Stluhomd,
Geiplcno BON Sbio, Soplsn ben
Sr.qon, StIion bon Connecticut unh
Ronbsa BON Dnonlins ssboIten.
Serum gsgen Sirnhoute n t.
siinbung.
Rem gort, IL. 6ebruar. Sus
Rodefs[Isr Snitituts for msoieal BE-
fearh bat betaut seseben. buB e II
3utunft oas Ssrum geeen 9trnbauts
ent3iiHbung nidt mebr Fret psrtbeilsn
fonbsrn bic ibm sur 9erfilsung ite
benben Mittsl, anoeripsitts pertpenbsy
| pirb. 9as Serum sesen 9irnboutent
3iiHhuns bat fich, laut Der @rtlarun!
bes snitituts gang por5iieltd betpdHr
unb bat bic alfgemeins 2lnertennuni
Der aersts gsflnnen. 9urd bus Ss
rum III bic 5terblihteit in 5d[Itn Dol
| Dirnhautentsiinoung ura srsi Gritts
n<rriusszs irrrssn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-13
Gncinuati. 1aontas, ben Is. aebrnar 1911.

fu9t. 8on elmer Operation lit bor-
IGnfig abftdnD genommen fporben.
Der 3utiinfttge Statusbes
Rei6s1anbs.
Berlin, IL. isebr. Der geI6luB
Der suitdnbigen Gommifton besRei9ss
tags, laut fpel6em bas Rsi6slnnb su
einsm IeIbjtdnbigen 8unbesitaot erbos
ben tperben nnn BRET Sttmmen i'm
8unbesrdtb srbditen ion, gilt Gutunz
terrihteten niht ols befinitip. Der
Webrbeit lag, fpte man metnt, SunG6ft
baran, bas bon ibr pertretene grtn3ip
5u tpabren. Spdter tpirb bdnn Elm
aonpromib uuf's Sapst ss6ra6t tDers
ben.
llebrigens bat iif Der 2dnbssuus@
fduB bon glfabz2Otbrtngen ni6t nur
fir bic Grbe6ung bes Rei6slaubs gum
notlsn 8unbesFadt ausgefprp6sn, tpte
bereits semelbet ipurbe, fonbern aud
NIT a gegeu / Gimme befblofen,
haB Der Stqttbolter auf 2ebens3eit ers
nannt tperoen folle.
We9fsl I'm & m m anbo bes
feafsn armeetorps.
General Der Snfantsrie b. @oprI4,
Der tommannireube General bes 6. Qrs
meetorps in greslau, lift penfionirt
tporbsu. QnldBlif isinss S6eibens
aus benz attipen DienIt tpurbe er bonn
Raii.r bur9 8erleibung bes S6pars
Sen Qblerorbens dusge8eihnet. Sein
Radfolger ipiro Der bisbertge aoms
manbeur Der IL. 9ipifion in S6tperin,
9eneralleutnant b. griBeItpib, ipel6sr
siuft bienitthueubsr iyliigslsQbiutant
beg Raifers mar unb cine sldn3snbs
militdriihe Garriere gematt BAT.
| General b. gDoprf6 purbe am a.
5ebruar 1847 3u pilsniB in Stlsiter
seboren unb trat om 5. 4pril 1866 dla
| Gabnsujunter in bic 9. aompagnis BEG
/. 9arb: eRsgimeuts 3. 3. Elm. Gr BAT
| ieinsr8eit ben GrbprinSen 9erubdrt
Don SahisnsW Weinirgsn, etnsn Shpa:
ger oss aai1srs DtIbeLm, i'm Som:
manbo bes 6. Qrmestorps abgsloit
Gsnsr1lleutnant b. YriBslrpis lit In
4pril 1872 aus ten faoettsntorps II
bas 1. GaroezRe8imsnt 3. s. ols 2sllt
naHt sinseitelt DorbeH.
0asungartfd dsSseresb b
get angenom mmeH.
bdpsTt, IL. sebr. Der See
rsssausiauB Der ungartiden Sslsga
. ton bat bas 1eIammts 5eeresbubget
, tpis Is BON Der Resisrung porgeIee
, mar, aA9suommsn. giRgeihlpfen fin
bic auberorosntIi6su arsbite CUR Nus
. gsitaltung bes Sssrss. Qettere 6e3tf
fern Fih auf 3tpan3ig WiQionsu arO
HsH. 8as 9e'ammterforosrniB I'll
: oas 5esr rpsiit segsHiibsr benz 8oria6r
= cine GrhDbuug DON runo oreiuuo5Dan
2 3ig UtiQtoueu &roHsH auF.
= SeeriHgeH pirb aomtral
. fa6 s bef.
gerlin, IL. 5sbr. gDie aus gu
2 ter Gusue psrlautst, lit bic Grnsnnun
D beg 8icezabmirals 4uguit p. Sesriu
} gen gum gbsf bes Qomiralitabes be
1 osutihsn Glotte nun osftnittD bef4loi
. fen. Setns Grnsnuung pirb in be
:, nd4itsn 5agen srfolgen. Der als cine
: Der tiid,tigiten bsutfdsn Seeoffi3ier
J qeItenoe Qomiral lit felt 1905 Dirstto
bss aLIgsmeinsn Warinez 8spartement
= bes Rethss sWarineamtss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-13
Iufise RGb4en.

gefudt. SIN aonsreB bat iih basseen
cine itnrts 0ppoiition selteno g.mdht
uno bic RinOritat i'm 5aui. pohnte
ben Sisunssn nur BET. neil bic wla.
tpritGt psriprohen bai. bic Abftim.
nung fir 9spdbrung Der aoHsehion
iE WieosrsrDdsung 5ieben su fDollsn.
Dds Gpnniint iit informirt iUcroen,
rab bic fir bic RDHssi1icn offtrirts
1ntfadsisaHg 1isl ~ csrtnS fsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-13
WetterberidDt.

Obtp: Ghonts gDe!ter am Tlon.
tag; sunebmsnDe 8eipDlltbeit am
Dienitoa nit 9fegen I'm nOrolt6en
9bsil; aem1bigter Giioarino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-13
Dos gefonntperben bieies 8ertr1gs
bat einen Gturm bes uHtriasns
berporgerufer.
SOi.pb gruder's aufti6iff fat In aisl
niiumsbr bic 9oufe srhaIteH.
Refine peittren 3ufummenit0Bt stpis
idyen Rebellen uHb gunbestrups
pen in M.yito.
Der beutf6e Raifsr feiH
Greunb Der rtaliFiz
fhsn 4unit.

Berlin, IL. Sebruar. auf sissns
ihiimIibe meiie bat fih, ME eben be-
tannt getporoen lit, Der prin3 Gitel
ssriebrih ben aerger i,inss tatIer!ihsn
@aiers sues5ogen. Der prins mutts
fiirsIib sinen Werfuh, ben seitrtHeeH
papa pom Ieinsm MiperipilIen eesen
ben mpbernsn ReaIismus tn beraunit.
Der 2itteraiur unb duf Der gu1ne 5il
iuriren. Dunrit bate er i.bod einen
Iebr Htgatipen GrfoIg, otHn Der Hdiitr
iDnrbe srHitIid b0fe anb ioa nod
grogeH.
getanntidh be5u6t Der aaiIer nis
str Gheafsr auber benz aoRiglifeH
S10ufpielhdus, aus benz oller RedItss
mus itreHe perbaunt III. Der aron-
prins, qrins Gitsl Jrieorih lHo feline
anoersn G5hne tbeiIsn iebob feline ct
ipos aItfrdHiifheH aniihten iiber Dix
RaRit Hiht unb finb bdufiee geiuteI
pes .Dsutf6en 9beaters" Wur Rein:
barot's, befFeH tiinItkriiGe Beitrsbnn'
gen Tie bsDunhern unb forberH.
aiirslid9 gaben prin5 eitel Jrieb'
rid unb feline @emabltn in ibrem pa
Idis Elm Diner, pelhem audi Der Rat
fer beitpchnte. Rad bem Wnble Uer'
fiiate iidb bic Geiellfhoft na6 ben
groben Soals bes S9loFes, no Elm,
9beoters 9oriteIIuns ftottfinben fcIlte
Us Der 0orbdng ii1 bob, prdientirttr
ii6 bem aniIsr gu feinem mdbIoier
Grftounen ouf Der imprODiftrten 8ii6n
Elm Dubenb Der WitsIisbsr bes Rein
harht'fhen Gniembles. Der 5errI6ei
iasis nifts. blidte dber 70 grimnli;
brsin, bob ben msiiteu Der Anipsitnoer
bic Gtimmuns griinDli9 Dtreorbel
fDurbe.
gDGbrenb Der msiIttrb0ftsn 9orissI
lung perfinfterte iih bi. WlieHs be-
Waonorfen nod unD beim 5alisn bei
9orbanes gnb er bas iiblihe 3ei6.l
gum 4pplaus nid1t. yiir tinsn auesh
bid brridbte grabtsftilIe I'm Soal.
aber prin3 Gitel Grisbrih unb iein
G,emabIin reiteten bic Gitudtion, iHhen
iie in bic 61nbe tlatfhten uno oi
Safe burh ihr 3eihsn aufforherten
sin5uitimmen. Der HoiItr 1pplaubiri
jsboh nihf, Ionnern elite, she Der Bel
fln perrouiht mar. nit srobeH Shrii
ten Der Jbiire su. SpGter bate er elm
lineere llnterrsbung NIT ieiHsm 3spei
ten Echne, uber mas BEL bsritIben es
iproGtn ipurbt. III notiirli6 ni6t b
taHHi.
4ngeblider Gebeimpers
trab unsarns nit
Dampfftiffges
fellfhaftfn.
,1mitn. IL. bebr. .saSirs .risFa
Gsnfotion Bot bic bieisse .soeg mi
Gnthiilnneen iibtr sinsn anseblihe
GebeimDerirag errest. Der 0ngtblit
pon Der ung1riihen Regieruns NIT b
snmburgs Amerifn. einis, nem Rorf
beutfhen aIopb, Der ,Reb Gtar Cine
unb Der .Gompagnis Gensrnle 9rans
atdntiquIe- stfhIofTsn ipCrben lit. llH
ter bisfem BON bem WiniIterprdiibtr
ten Drdf abusns6 6sberporp unier3eif
nttsn 0trtras ioll. pie bns genannt
@lait bsbnuptet, bas WiniFrrium bs
Jnntrn bic Wsrfiieang erlofjm, nab b
unenriibsn Muslponbtrer nur m
Gdifftn Dsr aennnnten 2inien reile
blrfeu. Als gessnlsifsune baben +,
bic Geftnfhnften nHseblid fir b
Nausr BON aehn s<ahreu ptrpflid,te
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-13

fu9t. @on elmer Speration lit bpr.
Idufig abitanD genommen tporben.
Der 5utiinfttge Statusbes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-13
u merffaner.

5tsueigalpa. 6onourds, IL.
Gtbruar. Gin amerifaniIhts Snneis
fat bat zine aonstHion sur ausbeutt
ner GiisHotpoIlttn b<i 4saIisra. 10
WAiIsH psH biss ssssSsn, ~ sTDtzsen
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14
Notice to Stockmen

The Colorado Midland has arranged
to have special Pullman on their
train No lOG, leaving Rifle at 6 p. M,
Sunday January 18th, 1911, for the
accommodation of stockmen and
others going to Denver to attend the
National Live Stock show. This
train will also carry reclining chair
cars. Only $ll.30 for the round trip.
Write r. E.Vickery, general agent,
Grand Junction, for reservations and
full particulars.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14
THE MEEKER HERALD
JAMES LvTTLE. Editor = PubIIshev.
Rangely Notes

+ Not much doing in oil circles.
Everybody starts the new year At
Rangely happy and fairly prosperous
Oats are worth 42.25 at Rangely
and wheat cannot be had at any
price.
The stork left fine boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Fletcher
lately.
r.. Hartke, Jr., has goodly piece
of ground plowed, ready for spring
farming operations.
The James brothers vepurchased
the Ed James farm, the consideration,
it is understood, being 1900.
The teachers Of the various schools
in the Rangely district made 1t very
pleasant for pupils and parents dur
ing the holiday week.
At basket social recently given
at the upper school house $3.50 was
raised, which will be put into fund
for the purchase OF an organ and
some needed fixtures.
James Bros. have purchased G. b.
Parker's household goods, and built
an addition to their residence. The
boys now have the cage; so Birdie,
look out, or you'll be caught.
Prospects are good for the extern
sion of the Uintah railroad from
DRAGON to White river Contracts
for ties, timbers, etc, have been let.
The line will strike the river below
Rangely and will aid materially In
the development of fine farming
country in the Rangely section.
J. w.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

So far the Spurlock Meeker- Rifle
stage line has made the best uniform
winter time schedule ever recorded
between this point and Grand river.
The weather conditions have helped
q good deal, but well-cared-for stock
has been the chief help In the fast
time made.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most effectual. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. 1t
allays the cough, relieves the lungs,
opens the secretions and aids nature
in restoring the system to a healthy
condition. Thousands have testified
to its superior excellence. For sale
by all dealers.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

The newspaper fraternity through
out the state are very much pleased
that one Of their number-Charles H.
Lakenby of the Steamboat Pilot
landed the important position of Sec
rotary Of the senate. He deserved
the recognition.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

The school on the government road,
about fifteen miles from here, has
been closed until spring, owing to the
excessive amount of snow and barely
traversible roads. Miss Renora Ford,
the teacher, has returned to Meeker,
and she will remain here until the
resumption of studies.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14
Wright-Johnson

In the presence Of . large number
Of relatives and friends, on January
LIST, Mr.. John Scott Wright and Miss
Efiie johnson, both Of Meeker, were
Joined in wedlock. Rev. Dean ofiici-
ated.
THE HERALD joins a large circle
of friends In extending we'll wishes
to the young folks.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Joe Refs has returned to his old
home In Illinois, where he contem-
plates going into business.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Are you going to the stock show!
One fare for the round trip via Colo
RADIO Midland January 10Th to 2lst.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Craig left last
week for southern California, where
the balance Of the winter will be
spent.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Miss Eva Bickerton entertained
the teachers Of the grammar and
high schools last Saturday afternoon.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Miss Pauline WILDER is.helping with
the books at the Union Trading COM
pany's store.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

The Gertrude Goodwin Miller Con-
cert company Friday night, Decem-
Der 10th. Read the press reports on
the first page.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Miss Ruth Bonham of the Powell
Park school returned Sunday eve
ming from a two weeks Christmas
vacation, which she had spent with
relatives near Golden.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8. Hill of the Park
attended the dance Thursday eve
ming.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

The first Of the series of J. E. Clou-
tiers dances, given Thursday night,
proved to be very pleasant affair.
During the winter these dances bid
fair to become unusually popular.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Mrs. w. H. Harper, from Garden
City, Kans., has Joined her husband
here. Mr. and Mrs. Harper will be-
come permanent residents Of Rio
Blanco county. They are welcome.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Keep in mind the Goodwin-Miller
concert. The company is high-class.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

The roads are muddy, but few
more sunshiny days will dry them
up.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

This section is now enjoying spring
like weather.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

WANTED-Man and wife at the
Cross-L Ranch.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

Bert Howey was a town visitor
Monday.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

La grippe seems to have become
epidemic.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14
See THE HERALD for your society
engraving. The best this side Of Chi
capO
First NJ. f. Church

SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School l0:Wa. m.
Public Worship ll:Wa. m.
Junior League 300 p. IN.
Epworth League 7:Wp. m.
Public Worship 1870 p. m.
WEEKDAY SERVICES
Choir Rehearsal T:@ p. IN.
"wednesday
Bible Glass S:0Op. M.
wednesday,
Official Board Meeting 500 p. IN.
First Tuesday of EachsMont
Ladies' Aid 2:Dp. m.
"Wednesday ~ z Il
Everybody welcome. Good music.
Seats free. JESSE ALBEIT DEAN,
A. b., PHI. b.,
Pastor.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

MEEKER PosT No. 1Oa, q. A. r., meets "
o'clock p. ul.. on last Sat. each month
in !. q. D. +. hall. Il. W. Stone, com
mander, John A. Watson, adiutant.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1911-01-14

cl.y ana county Dir...ory

MEHKER CHATTER No. 81, X. A. M,
meets LIST Sat. evening of each month
In Masonic hall. Isaac Ilaer, II. p.
James Lyttlc, secretary.
Evening journal., 1911-12-05
NEWARK COMING
FOR CAGE GAME
Meet Wilmington High To-
morrow in First of
Series

Wilmington High School will play
their second basketball game of the
season tomorrow with the Newark
High School five The boys from
down state have been practicing for
the past few weeks, and are I'm fine
fettle for the game This game VIII
be the Inauguration of athletic rela-
tions between these two schools, and
the outcome is eagerly awaited. The
local boys were put through several
scrlmmages yesterday, and are anx-
iously waiting for the start of play.
The Cherry and White players show
ed up I'm great form against Ceilings
wood. and Captain Wickersham is
satisfied with their playing so far The
Newark quintet has several star play
ers in their lineup. and should make
things interesting for Coxe's aggre-
CATION.
The locals will use the following
men; Jones, Coke and Horty for
wards; Wickersham (CaptD center;
Rimlinger, Matthews. Clayton, Nc
Call and Daley, defense. The game
is scheduled at the West End Read
ing Rooms and will start at 330
o'clock
Evening journal., 1911-12-05

Ladies. IL you intend to buy Him a
fine pipe, or two pipe set, from 81 90 to
$4,000, call at Durstein's. f. Second. g
Evening journal., 1911-12-05

You never bought a large Meerschaum
pipe. real amber for sec, 99c, S1.19
Durstein, East Seconds
Evening journal., 1911-12-05
Here's DeIaWare'S All Star Team

Those who love sport also love to
pick out all-star teams, and as the
football season is now over, writer's
and authorities of the gridiron game
are busily engaged in doping out elev-
ems that they believe would be un-
beatable were the men put togethr as
a playing machine.
Several weeks ago THE EVENING
JOURNAL announced that IT. would
pick the Delaware all-star eleven. We
have now tried to do IT, All-star
football clevens make interesting
building, and there is an excuse Tor
il, too, beyond the one of precedent.
The majority of those Interested in
one branch of sport or another, dear
ly love a ranking. and i'm picking out
the players who are qualified for a
place on the Delaware all-star team,
the purpose is served. Every year
the critics are confronted with a
delicate task, as it is not possible to
see all the players in action when
at their best. OF necessity the play
ers who stood out above their fell
lows in the games of the season are
the ones who get the call. The pur-
pose is to pick out the stars, the meE
who proved most valuable to their
teams in the stress of conflict not
only in conjunction with the general
scheme of attack and defense, but as
individuals.
Here is the team:
Left end-McCaU, Imperial.
Left tackles Snitcher, Imperial
Left WarbuTton, Imperial.
Center-Tucker, Imperial.
Right guard-Marino, Fort DUPONT.
Right tackle-Murry, Fort DUPONT.
Right end--Press, Fort DUPONT.
uarterback-Kane, Imperial.
Left halfback-Woods, Imperial.
Right halfback-Schwartz Fort Du-
Pont
Fullback- Byrne, (Capt0 Imperia.
Oncials--George Barr, referee. I'm
Evening journal., 1911-12-05
DUPONT NOW
JABS IMPERIAL

The DUPONT team under the man
agement of Bill MCGOWAN. now asks
why Imperials second claim the city
amateur championship.
MCGOWAN says that when Imperial
seconds defeated a team with a good
reputation like Merwick they were not
beating all the Wilmington teams in
the 120 pound class.
Already this season DUPONT has lost
to Parkside by the score of 8 to O..
But in another game dupont defeated
Parkside 6 to 0. The game with I'M
perial seconds was stopped i'm the
middle of the third quarter, with the
ball on the 20 yard line to let the
first team play. An Imperial player
picked up the ball and said ah! IT'S
all over" Then the players cleared
the field. IN no less than Is minutes
the big teams wound up. One minute
was asked by DUPONT to try for a field
goal but Imperial refused. If Imper-
ial seconds can beat DUPONT. DUPONT
will acknowledge them the champions
They suggest that the game be played
on Saturday.
Dursteins Perfectos, 25 cigars.
50 90 = East Second
Evening journal., 1911-12-05
FRIENDS SCHOOL
CAGE BOYS WORK

Friends School basketball team is
having all the kinks worked out I'm
hard practice games just now The
school gym is open for the use of the
team three days a week. and the boys
are making tho most of the chance.
Yesterday the boys showed up in fair
ly good form, and expect to be In fine
fettle when their season opens i'm
January. During the last few years
the Friends School has gained an
envious reputation in the scholastic
circles of this section. and this years
team will be forced to work hard to
keep up that reputation and make a
creditable showing on the schedule
which Manager Eckman has arranged.
Evening journal., 1911-12-05
HOBO NEAR RIOT
In BASEBALL TALK

With the Thermometer lowering
around the 20 degree mark on the
outside, hobo baseball fans came near
having small sized riot in the base
ment of the Police Station last even
ing. The trouble commenced when
some follower OF Connie Mack's team
said something which displeased an
other fan, and i'm a few minutes the
many hobos were holding a tongue
fest that could be heard some dist
ance.
The officer on duty went below and
informed the fans that if the argu-
ment did not cease they would be
given sixty days in the workhouse.
This had the desired effect, and with
in thirty minutes, the Wearys were
dreaming of home runs and Bakers
hits amid loud snoring.