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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-06

LOST-Lemon and white ..oin-er
dog; answers to naca of FRANK.
Return to NJ. B. McKinnnon and re-
ceive reward.
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LOST-Brown fur neck piece on Tn.
ION street, between Monk and
mansfield. Reward if returned to
Mems office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-06

Just received a lot OF pure cod FISH,
p1ckled beef and mackercl direct from
~ packers Wright a. MCGOWAN Co
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NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
Brunswick, Ga.

This weather of the last few days
does not panout after the sunny south
fashion very much.
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And New NationaIisn1.

Col. Roosevelt will now turn to ;he
Solid South" says the Baltimore
Evening Sun. Always welcome, bdt
just now the ice is too thin for fancy
skating Constitution.
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With Atlanta. Why Yes!

Bank statistics show that Georgia
is still the Empire State. and she'll
continue to be, with Atlanta in her
territory-Atlanta Joutna!
n
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-01-06

Get that idea of "postponing" out
of your head and learn to Do 1t Nov!
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TELEPHONES
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

Glynn County; GIynn County Corn
nissoners; City of Brunswick; the
United States Court of Bankruptcy
for This District.
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And Those clynn Good Roads Bonds.
There is plenty Of money Offering
now in the north. Is there any use
in putting off the sale of those street
paving tonds?- Americas Times lie
, cnrder
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Still FIe Has the Advantage of Nest
kansans.
A Kansas man with half his brains
gone is said to be able to talk intel
y emily Macon News.
a Z =
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snould Change His Brandt

fables will have disappeared from
tits country" is the startling and
somewhat foolish statement of some
would-be notorious person, WHO be-
Heyes that 2020 will see us Sminus
these come fairies who cause SO much
n'"osure and worry Waycross Her
aid
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Aad Powerful Poor Wife, Too.

The Indiana man who is suing his
wife for divorce because she bathed
the poodle in the dish pan probably
thinks that there are too many doss
in his household, or else that there
are too few dish Columbus
Ledger
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LoST-Gold woven wire watch ION
initials J. S. M. lost on New
castle street or opera touse. Return
to this office and receive reward
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,yt It's Well Worth the Trip.
But He Is Well on the Way.

4 Greensboro, n. c., man who tried
% commit suicide landed in hos
pital. He only made half a success of
his undertaking.-Sav Press.
A
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Some Florida Philosophy.

A good New Year resolution: Make
no new debts; pay as much as you
can on those you have made.--Tampa
Tribune.
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Siidelights From
Other Sanctums
TO Not Being Near at All.

To Not Being Near al kii.
That $4,000 license which a near
beer saloon keeper of Griffin, Ca. paid
for, goes to show Just how near mis-
Ger is.-Charleston Post.
But It's Well Worth the Trip.
IT is a pretty long walk from here
10 Brunswick, Tut that is WHARF,
you'll have to go if you want to put
YOU money into a postal savings bank.
Savannah News.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Terms of subscription in the city
and by mail free of charge to all
parts of the United States and Cana
da, Mexico, Porto Rico. Guam, Phil
ippine Islands, Cuba and Hawaiian
islaudS
Evening journal., 1911-03-23

cided hit with RoolSwood's manager
and Winskill offered Farley a slight
" used suit case a basketball and
lacer and two railroad passes for our
fast guard but Farley refused, saying
he had promised Leo to Perkasle Of
the l. o. u. League.
Charlie McDonough got two field
goals last night and had hard luck
on couple other ones.
The basketball committee after dis
cussing the advisability of putting the
ball away in camphor until next sea-
son decided TO entrust it to Biz"
Werner and the war correspondent,
as they have used it enough to know
thoroughly how to take care Of il.
We are going to break all our past
records by defeating St. Malachy IN
their own backyard on next Friday
night
Manager Farley thanks the many
Brownson followers for their loya
support to the team this season.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
HARRISBURG
NEEDS MONEY
With Warriors Coming SiaewS
of War Are Lacking in
Treasury
MANY PLANS TO
HELP GOOD CAUSE

Baseball conditions in Harris
burg" says the Harrisburg Patriot,
have reached that point where It is
up to the public to take hand. Man
ager Selbach is rounding up a good
team and there is every indication
that his youngsters will prove fast
bunch. The popular leader is almost
certain that there will be some agree
able surprises in the manner in
which the players will travel this
season.
The one particular point that is
foremost in the minds of the II. A. c.
officials is the necessity to get some
cash in order to keep in proper shape
until the season starts. All over the
circuit appeals have been made by the
hackers of the Tri-State teams for
cash to start the season with. Har-
risburg cannot afford TO be behind the
other towns. Harrisburg has for
many years held the reputation of be-
ing one city that always took care
of the baseball game. In order 10
maintain this reputation the officials
must have some cash-and right now.
Fans who always have a kick about
Harrisburg not doing what other
towns are reported to be doing, will
have no excuse If they do not do
something.
Efforts are now being made to get
rid Of the usual number of baseball
books which will assure enough
money to start the game Other
plans are being discussed that will
help along the good cause. In the
meantime the officials who are work
ing hard for the organization of a
stock company, are going right ahead
and doing everything possible to get
subscriptions for stock so that the
new company can take over the the
franchise before the season is we'll
on. There is a whole lot the support
ers of baseball in Harrisburg can do,
and they should get busy. and show
big bunches of liberality."
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
FIGHTS FOR
REINSTATEMENT
DOeSCher Had Jumped From
SuperbaS to Harrisburg
Tri-State Outlaws

Jack Doescher has not given up
hopes for reinstatement by the ma
tional commission Doescher was at
one time the property Of the Superbas
and jumped to the Tri-State outlaw
league, joining Harrisburg, says the
Patriot
When peace was made with this or
ganization he became the property of
the Cincinnati team. He had decided to
quit baseball and was studying law
when Cincinnati asked him TO help
out the team in 1908 His position de-
manded that he could make no other
contract, and he had an understand
ing, so he claims. with John Camel.
then manager of the Reds, and Garry
Herman, that his contract would not
be made public. He pitched few
games for the Reds and was fairly sue
cessful when he was called back 10
the original position, and was caused
considerable trouble. He is now anxi-
Gus TO get back into organized base
ball again.
The commission turned down his re-
quest recently, but he has not given
up hope. He feels that he has been
kept out of the game for three years,
and that the punishment has been
more than adequate to the offense He
offered TO go out to the coast and play
with other players who are prevented
from coming East. Doescher is just
thirty years old and the southpaw has
several years OF good service ahead Of
him. He participated I'm about sixty
games last year with semi-professional
teams, one of which was the New
Brunswicks.
After the first work with Dave Dris-
coils New Brunswicks, Doescher was
secured by the Amusement Company
TO manage the team. This again caused
trouble, the national commission pro-
hibiting all league teams from play
ing with the New Brunswicks so long
as Doescher had connections During
several Of the games he was compell-
ed 10 sit in the grandstand and watch
his team play.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
CONCERNING COUGHLIN.
New Reading Magnate Tells the Dutch
How TO Pronounce His Name.


Bill Coughlin in his day as captain
of the Detroit Tigers was known to the
fans of the big league circuit as frey
Bill, says the Reading Telegram. That
was he only name by which he was
known by the bugs, and the only name
that they cared to know him by. Il
was said of Bill that he could chew
almost as much grass from the bail
parks as Hughey Jennings, the leader.
himself, and he was just as popular,
but when Bill came down to the min
ors they fastened the handle Mister to
his name. because he had been up
there with all the wise ones and was
some gent on the lots.
Williamsport last season called him
Mr.. COughlin. and OF course about the
same will have to 60 when Bill takes
the helm in Reading this year. There
are. however, about three different
ways by which Reading fans pro-
nounce the family name, and to get It
right when he was on ono of his late
trips to Reading, he was asked the
real and correct pronunciation Of the
Coughlin part of Il.
well. you see I have been called
everything during my league ca
reer."
You don't mean"
"Yes. but I forgot, you only asked
about the pronunciation of my last
name. Well here il is, you Just cough
and then add lin. Cough-lin. Some
people say Cog-lin, like cog wheel,
and others pronounce it long drawn
out, C-o-o-g Lin. but IL you just think
me nothing worse in Reading this sea-
son I will try to cough up some good
baseball"
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
GUNS FOR USE AT
DUPONT CLUB SHOOT

The Fox gun, which was presented
to the DUPONT Gun Club by General
T. Coleman DUPONT, will be at the club
grounds on Saturday for the use of
members and visitors.
In addition to this equipment the
club has three double and one pump
gun presented by Mr.. DUPONT. as we'll
as two high grade % calibre rifles,
all of which are for the use of Clue
members and visitors
Besides these guns there are two
additional pump shotguns, one double
barreled shOrtgun and two revolvers
always at the club for use of visitors
and members.
J. NOVEL; Harkins, representative
Of the Winchester Company, was a
local visitor on Monday and he stated
that he would be here on April 1 and
give a demonstration.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
RACING SEASON
OPENS MAY 80

The horse racing season in the East
will begin at Norfolk, Va, on May 30
81, June 1-2; Prospect Park, Balti-
more, June 60; Gentlemen's Driving
Park, Baltimore. June 1916; Electric
Park. Baltimore. June 2O-23; Potts
town. Pa. June 27-30; Point Breeze.
Philadelphia. July Al; Lancaster, July
ll-14; Wilmington, July 1913; Sa-
lem, n. j.. July 26-27; Alcyon Park,
August 2-3. This will make ten weeks
racing before tho Big Fair Circuit,
which starts at Belmont August 9th.
Uniform classes and purses will be
selected.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23

basketball hall OF fame last night
when he duplicated Haney's famous
rafter shot, being the first one out
side Of the peerless forward, who
ever made this shot during an exhibi-
ton game.
Referee Shannan censured Long,
the All-Star's husky giant guard, sew
eral times for his unnecessary rough
ness Shannan never did believe iI
roughhouse tactics and he disliked
seeing the burly Long throwing the
light 20-pound hammer all over the
floor.
Currey made four neat field goals
for Company ID. two OF them back
wards from the corner;
big Bill" Cochran captained his
team nicely last night and was there
when IL came TO securing goals,
getting three field and two fouls
Joe Lacey found II very easy to
take the ball where he wished last
night, but soon got tired OF scoring
and started to float around Cut
Il out Joe.
Speed Alexander was In great con-
dition and his work was satisfactory
10 his captain, who promised to get
him try out with some OF the fast
scholastic teams of this section. New
Castle and Kennett Square High
Schools and Chesmar for instance.
That surely was the original Rock
wood team with Manager Winskil
and his regulars.
Russell surely did put up a good
game caging, two Of which he battsd
I'm.
Yeager's eye for the distant shots
can hardly be improved on judging
by the way he tossed them last
night
Cole. RoolSwood's forward. IS a
veteran at the game. This makes
his fourteenth season and he was one
OF the first players In Philadelphia.
Walsh, who played here with North
Wales, was also with Rookwood, but
We prefer 20 have our own Lee
Walsh.
3 Burke scored four on McGregor
b the Eastern Lacquer, and Johnny also
) played a good floor game.
Rigney will hereafter be called the
! one-hand wonder. from the shot no
tore of In last nights battle.
, Two marvels of the twentieth cen
tury were pulled off last night
Doc" Haney scored a foul and John
Long a field goal
Leo Walsh, as usual. made a de-
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
EDGAR ALLEN TEAM
WOULD START THINGS

The Edgar Allen Steel Co. base
ball team, of New Castle. has grown
tired of waiting on the proposed Steel
League, and would like to hear from
any shop team, anywhere.
The Allen team is ready to play, be-
ing fully uniformed and equipped. and
if there is to be a steel or shop league
the club will gladly go I'm It. The
boys want to hear from Deemers,
Baldt, or Brylgon, of New Castle, and
Hilles & Jones, Belts Machine Co.,
Pennsylvania Railroad. or Edge Moor.
of Wilmington. Send challenges to j..
b. Bowen, manager, care of Edgar
Allen Amer. NJ S. Co, New Castle,
Del.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
L2lazNZI

BALTIMORE, March 21.-Jimmy
Dygert, the crack spitbau artist. will
eNniot MS wet delivery I'm the East
eril League the coming season. James
vas recently sold to the local team by
Manager Connie Mack Of Philadelphia
Atnieuos. In the early part of last
season Dygert was of little use to the
Athietics. He had done too much
pitching during the winter months.
Last fall Mack informed Dygert that
It would be better for him to rest his
salary wing between November and
February, but James paid but little
heed and twirled in midsummer form
IN the winter games. Recently Mack
decided that Dygert would be of more
assistance TO the Orioles than to the
Athletics.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
...-. 10 II
DELAWARE.
FOORD WINS
AFTER TIEING UP

AT the first days shoot Of the Sixth
National Amateur Trap Shooting
Tournament Of tho United States in
progress at Trayer's Island, n. y;
there was a tie for second and third
between Frank Stephenson. Of Cres-
cent. and w NJ Foord of the DUPONT
Gun Club, Of this city, both having
shattered strings of 80. Foord won
the tie by one bird.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
Win Prizes IN Fnchre PIay.

In the Lore building last evening
Delaware Camp. Woodmen Of America,
No. 961S, held a progressive euchre.
The winners Of the prizes were as
follows: First, Mrs. Robert McCullin ;
second. Mrs. H. Knox; third, Mrs.
Frederick Graef; consolation. Mrs.
Norris c. Morgan. Gentlemen's prizes
were won by John Donlon. William
Robinson. Jr.. J. p. Cassidy and the
consolation prize by William Nor
row.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
GETTING READY
FOR THE MATINEES

The Delaware Horse Show Associa-
ton Will soon hold a meteing TO ar
range for the summer matiness. There
has been but few new horses entered
Tor this season. The old horses are
In hne shape and some exciting
events are expected.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
Basketball Game.

Following will be the Hne-up OF
basketball players Of the First Della
ware Infantry. when It meets the
Parkside team. champions Of the Y
NJ c. A.. on Saturday evening: pyle
Kay. forwards Hammer. center; De-
marce and Boch. guards.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
DELAWARE LOSES
OPENING GAME

SWARTHMORE. March 23-Swarth-
more opened her baseball schedule by
defeating Delaware College, 10 to 0 in
a six-inning game
Evening journal., 1911-03-23

in published interview the captain
Of the steamer Salvador. on the run
from Salina Cruz (Mexico) to Aca-
Julia (Salvador), states that the crops
of coffee now being harvested I'm SAL
vador and Guatemala bid fair to be
record-breakers.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
WORKMEN GET
THREE STRAIGHTS

The A. o. u. w. bowling team won
three games from the Edgar Allen
team of New Castle last evening, on
the A. o. u W. alleys. Bucher was
high with SOB pins. The scores fol-
law
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
StraIpht FnlIs for zhrsuI,n.

NEW LONDON, Conn, March 23-
Zbyszko. the Polish wrestler, took two
falls from Jack McGrath here last
night, the first in % minutes and the
second in IL minutes.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
Wilmington in Philadelphia Sports,

Wilmington will be represented at
the meet of the Philadelphia district
A. l.. n A. which is to be held in the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. on the evening OF
April s. Among those from the local
Y. M. c. A who are expected to enter
are Rogers Daniels and Justis David
son.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
the DRUG FOLLY

The great DR.. Hutchinson. in the
November issue of Hamptons Maga-
zine says, mo drug-save quinine
and mercury in special cases-will
cure disease" Of course not. IL il
reasonable that drugs, which will
make a well person sick, will make a
sick person we'll? OXYGEN is Ma
lures cure. Try 1T.
Delaware OxygenatOr Co.,
BooIh and Broadway. MgrS.
ksOms, 2O3-2O4 Ford Building.
Daily Office Hours Sam, to 5 p.
m. Open Monday. Thursday and Sat
urday evenings from Z to 8.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
Delaware OxygenatOr Co.,
FOR
FIGHT FANS

Dummy Decker, OF Baltimore, is In
bad shape as the result of his clash
with Paddy Sullivan New York
lightweight there last night. Through
out the ten rounds Sullivan pounded
and battered the Baltimorean at
will.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23

Johnny Coulons title as bantam
weight champion is intact today fol-
lowing his clash with George Kltson,
of Brooklyn, in Akron, Ohio. last night.
The referee stopped the fight in the
fifth round. Coulon had Kitson hope
lessly out-generally
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
~shotsv by the War Correspondent.

Long was seen-with a miscroscope
-at guard for the All-Stars and. al-
though his playing was rough at times
he made decided hit
The All-Stars finished the season
without defeat marked up against
them. and are going 10 challenge the
winner Of the De Neri-McKeesport
series.
Paul Ryan. known as Peck's Bad
Boy leaped with one bound into the
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
A SmOlderins Fire

In either cook stove, furnace or
heater can be quickly renewed BY the
WOOD CHARCOAL, which should be
ignited and covered with hard coal.
Sold in paper bags by first-class gro.
GERS at &c.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23

Field goals. Russell, s Yeager, q.
Cole, 3: McGregor, 2; Haney, Q;
Burke, a: G. McDonough. 2; Rigney.
?: J.. Walsh, 1; fouls. Yeager, g:
Burke, ] Haney, 1; referee. Maxwell; I;
time. Russell.
The All-Stars defeated Company ID
by the score OF 35 TO IA.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23

Just for something in between and
wear for best. These are trimmed in 4
colors Hundreds of styles.
Evening journal., 1911-03-23
BROWNSON
ON SHORT END
lockwood Distances Locals in
Second Half and Wins
Handlly
FARLEY THANKFUL
FOR FAN SUPPORT

Brownson dropped its final home
game Of the season TO lockwood last
night 35 to "A. Brownson led at the
end Of the first half II TO IA. but in
the final the visitors outscored the
locals. Russell. Cole and Yeager ex-
celled for Rookwood. getting thirteen
field goals between them. Haney,
Burke and Rigney put up a good
game for Brownson. RoOkwood has
won is Of n games this season.
Brownson handing them the worst de-
feat by so to n score. The lineup:
BrOWueOu RooLuooH
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