Evening journal., 1911-08-05
WHAT'S 'UPPIE'
GOING TO DO?
Golfers Expect to Golf as U.s.
ual at Country Club
Tomorrow
AND ARDENITES WILL
HAVE TENNIS, TOO

Just what "Uppie" Sinclair will do
tomorrow to try to stop golf and ten
mis- playing at the Wilmington Coun-
try Club and to enforce the so-called
''blue laws" is a subject for much
speculation. He has made no state
ment as to how he will proceed, and
some persons think Mr.. Sinclair will
do nothing at all. Whether any
camera men" will be stationed about
the Wilmington Country Club grounds
to get pictures Of golf players as eyi-
dence against them will have to be
determined tomorrow.
It was said today that those who
play golf on Sunday at the Country
Club will do so as usual tomorrow.
II also is proposed to play baseball
and tennis at Arden tomorrow. So
the chances are that the blue laws
will be off color tomorrow.
Got Brown Out of Bed.
Following the close of tho public
meeting at Arden late on Thursday
night love feast was held at the home
of George Brown. the philosophical
anarchist, in the bushes at the colony
when "Uppie" Sinclair, his wife, Miss
Craig KimrO and Arthur Kemp, the
Kansas poet, called on Brown and eX-
tended the hand of fellowship to
Brown, who was the cause of the rup-
tura at the village. Brown was asleep
at the time they called but they
aroused him and a social hour was
spent.
During the exchange of good wishes
Sinclair asked Brown why he selected
him as a victim for arrest for playing
tennis last Sunday and Brown stated
that there was no animosity in his ac.
ton but he regarded "Uppie" as mos
prominent one to be sent to the Work
house.
Brown and Sinclair held a confer
ence on conditions at the institution
I and plans for organizing a society C
fight the "blue laws" of the state were
considered. "Uppie" declared that h
will stop the playing of golf at thu
Wilmington Country Club While SOM
of the members there consider this II
the light Of joke. there have beei
a number Of inquiries made as Z
whether local photographers have bee
engaged by the Ardenites to secur
photographs of the members of IN
Country Club driving or putting tn
ball on Sunday.
Several residents of this city hav
sent word to Sinclair that they desir
to confer with him with the object c
having better conditions at the Work
house.
Country Circus Today.
Arden has resumed its usual quiet
ness as far as work is concerned ant
it appeared as every resident of tina
village turned out last evening to as
sist in preparing for the Society Cir
Gus which will be held this afternoon
and evening. The inhabitants droyl
nails until a late hour while other
sawed away on the lumber, and thi
morning work was resume don th
decorating Of the various booths an'
. tents.
The Circus has been advertised fo
several weeks but through the action
of Brown who served time" as wei
as "Uppie" Sinclair and others tn
show received a lot of free advertis
ing and it. is expected that the attend
dance will surpass that Of the fai
pageant last September.
The feature this evening will b
the main tent although there will b
the usual parade in the afternoon an
hawkers will disturb the colony wit
their yells of monster" peanuts an
, 'menagerie frankfurters"
! Another attraction which promise
fo br ppfarfa ft,4f,us mill a., Al.
t of the Muses., Brown and Sinclair.
1 OF their poems, composed, written an
j. dedicated IN, at and to the workhous,