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Arizona republican., 1912-06-20
The 25- Year Truck

Mir R. E. Olds. the builder of this truck. has spent 25 years in building automobiles and gas engines. No other man in the line has equal fame or experi- ence.
 The engine was built for truck purposes only, and he spent seven years in perfecting it. It is not pleasure car engine. on a pleasure car chas- sis, like most light motor trucks. It was built for solid tires, for rough roads, for vii bratiOn.
 The truck was perfected by testing out hundreds, under every condition. Some were tested in hilly cities. some on country roads. Some were
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

came stsniins down ths wtys- esn
 sn fries; and hs'li salls ferth aaos ranra. as he's sAIlisd Dfs hsfoF$ 70 Asuaand the neAIps and E6tH os sns fi4tG Pr%Esy soon ths nYInk |AFs will have Iod 4R. oy thu sArz. 10 ths end Of the long and hilIy road. where yss borne OFF little luad. then WI rAap whA1 we've s6tFed, Q fHY Tas~o' Pretty s9eA this llttls life- wiih TN 1oS1iRhasuu and strife will bs donsI hnYS ynn made a ta1r TWr1Wn? Dc yuv NEurs on . crown at ths ApHl R"- InE duWn 1r ths sunf Pretty soon we'll bc aslsnp and the willow ROazhs .;i., weep ,~erhuad; Ter uA ahsFernfs put up KTnzs while Ihe days of 1un. . shine pass. for WE can'f dU much. Elast wI.%n w4rs dsH4.-Watt MaH0H.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

1AhS's candy AI~Ays AAdU . ~sl- easnV rSssptisn WtsrSrsr praSsHtsd Why, bA<su% !t is mses frssh every aRY
 Why rst Ist mo mako your afis' aiznar mints, saDtea AlFun1dR- nui britsis or la I.e4 sny sshsr s+sses yea nIsY dssirA
 We also carry . full lins of sEss'Se ean6isA GuHfhsTS esIsH<aIsd ehS0S- tAt%a, vArAity Ait4sr A~ssts.
 lAtps-ial SAsoalAtss. rMarasehina ehssrlss. -and Victoria eheCSIstss. $ R4I1lS ~s qvgts . Ss~ vsIsss ze SEs' side ehScslstss.+ Five ps"nd hTas as 4s esats q poUndI chocolates is, paiI1 al 26 cents 6 psnnsd; stick candy in paiiI ae s5 osAtE q ps Hnd Monster aMmdFepa in psiIa st 1B ssrtA . pound. Broken kpixSd ;n pa;Is ak 10 cents , nsuHd' isik hsans ir Esila at 16 SsHtA q pound
 Special Rrt9ss ts churches and kazszrE
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PROF. PARKER TAKES OPTION.

II Is repoFsed that Prot IF. l. PHI'. ker, pt columbIa UnivArntJ. and Bel mars BrO1fne. ot TAsoma, whu heA&sd tue expedition to tho summit of Mt' Mckinley. have takUn m Cpii9s' 1n Eround on the fewer reaches Of Quarts rtrck and propose to lhEtAll drill fur the purpose 1r giving ths claims . Ih0soueE sAst.
 So far as ehe IncAto1S hAvH bfen able Co dataCmIle without the aId of | drill, the propsrty Is said to hs mast fAv- oTable prospect GnJ well wnTthy more como1ehenaive development IL 1s said to b. adapted to dredK1uE.-ae- wnrd Gateway.
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PRETTY 8o0k.

Pretty soou the hnr7h winds wEn IApw. prIngIne wtth them sIest Rad SHOW and such kanns: prsety soon the winter gala wili ED %hODplnK tI4runGh The rR!S and well heaF It r,.ueu u and vail In the woods. Pretty .non the spring win SomR, atISinE gaIY lunspry .tuuL lulnty-Ioe: Aprlnk. With nu hcr wealth Of eharma,- shaaha Of flowers in her &TTuA RDTaA1ing V'eF
 the towns znd farnns skies cf h1ue- 1retty soon the SImHler days Eill
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Mrs. aibsar will give Fel~Ht% asno- ina Isssons AlI winter four h0usSs y+sss of tslSph0as st1oS. Mssqusra6A suFts, d0mInSEs, uiVwH sUits' ssG-' for r@rt.
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IS poo RAcIMa .rRuEL.

Soa1aa zaft h%Afte&.- ReOPIe baek m New YorA have. bseWa te r9aqi tn fdr+
 the cruelty ~Aieh thaF hsllevs to he
 entaned In dos racing. n Is nns so haye those psDpIs cOnEHtpts them-
 seIveS our t%aehna and the Aayi0ra of
 vur n,alAm1fts, but, for heavens sake,
 rru they Ind hSthIng mote worthy of
 theIr AttanetOu at home? ia there no
 a buse o1 AnIma1H. rAt1DnAl or irrattoH-
 d. in thAt AElnlly hurE De thaITs wniSh could UcanfhtAitd. Lh6lr charitable lu- uees erreIS they mu4t be far better acquainted with the tseA&It iA lheIr own nalz hlrorndod than they can avet
 ..,m 10 he With thDkA kh hufA. They must Ah9w that %t thiE s4oSoR nz Gh3 year tl ihe1r 0%h hLAld huhdf>Hds De thousands nI hirde and aalmals are keinG hunted to deaLh to nake AoII- daya TOT Haw Workers. and they ought to bs IGI knc% Laht that theFb Afa also thouSanGa of human bSlRg1 in the ctllOs c9 the East who would la glad to get the EaOd EtTen 10 many Ct Ncmea racing dogn-
 The oIEleinI pE the 0reRAIHotIon hAE actually become wArnn In bis con- domnAtIDn of the oTnctals here be. cause they dared to suggest IhnE rac- ,Eg dogs are rot trAAred cruelty. Like all laCldisLs he believes that avsTy- lH1ne opPvesd to HIs pet hobby mnst be wrong. md rhat nS Dne wh0 d0ss not see eye to "yc with hisnsAlr "aah rrA right,
 Lissrn. pr, s9IImAH: ir mAlamntcs had sensa ninety nine Dcr cent UE thsTn would spend Isalf thsGT 4IVeu training 10 Eee on A tsam If they were oRiS wise ihsy would pvcfsI 10 spend | few dzys THr1nE each gear and z. hfs of ease 41reTwArds to hEAKlnE. uround hah huusIy Ss5 Hays in the VEAL. They
 a see ths advantages RocrutEE to! their UacS fEun. The Aplspdtd' ueEtne ne which the1r raruEu ohtAiu. They would | zee the nRe. comIuxtaBIe ksnnAla. tnei grub that is urten Retrer thaE what al gets. the carS NHtrN iA~I owAerv o4errise 1V keep them in CVO- 11t1on and the siaek sides tasteNd Oc tIo riekeIy EibG-
 No. dSetor; you are on thS wrong truck. II yoA wish ro aid thV nohtsI uaIamute teHch hin to ha z rzceT. 1 Instrpri him in -thA way thGl leads uln to Ih~ beeistsAk and ths cCIy RaIss his cYtS to- the sport l ng plnnuctc wIpse attainmdRt noahS ! hH death Of MonereIisH7 RRd nRnEe. -,pen hIs hSa1t to the I0is Ot-pAn1e- ,tf-l pnpdoEn- Draw his mind to rcshrr Fodder than coAtAEn nIHs ted .uns Iln anything yoG like If you
 .uuu. nna RnytblnB i0 dd Rt home. ,ul Ina uralamutA thNI ts not ( racer lcrdz Ear HoVe of your charitable at-- rhAn we rr oar tsamV bslievs Ve do.
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NATIVE soNs IN kLcMp,kE.

FAtREANkS. NvV. s.@hiidrau ot paweca 0re piRHn1Hg oh following ehe IeaI of Fairbanks In tha fDFM1- slon of A uamr ot ths Native $9uH Ann pauRALsrS cf Ihr G0Idsn North. ac cord to q letter Tead at a HaHLtLG of G:amp fRiTbAuka df thE youthrpl OTd 1T. itCld Saturday AIght at the ccurtLuJs''.
 Tue Native SonB and pauRhtGFa are lbu StaEtGnE an a1tlvs campaign fer rnariAhern. Thnsa taken in Saturday night were. Ruth Josephine Powell. btlIareu Fqwetl. Paul FredSrIck Wick atsutn. Roy tdward WickHtrcm and Harry Emmett Carter St. George.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
NOME. ALASKA. DEC. 1A 1B12.

Experience ia mAkiae stanDed1rs Ir' AIAAkA very ~iS@. Fourteen or hfts~eU yuHFa aEo nest nf us were deh6htru,Iy v<Tdhht Ahn Ws IAn sze nuw where wS Iut many opportunities slip away,
 FOLlnW q stampede RewAInYs ana %s.trh Ihr nI.i iisa"rE get ia. FiEzt on IHnhuIE thty ErsU n pier" nr Inwp prJltsrty aI.L many ,d them SraD t"Iu,. TIIt-y nlI kno~ uy tlIs CnIc :. !. .:rt nI the t"wnSitH wIu be I-.-I AiuaSic' ThrI know thors VIII bs Il TsoRt slrect and A couple OT HhcrL eTrMa streets ARd that property lM thr remainder is hardly ~crEh much except ua a ate for their own rssidSnre. But. above all, the street nesaTHst th- wALATS' cilEr is the pLs ga 10 Gct in on,
 Tbs question a 1uIIdIng within .hv IrescribeJ IltiiI frUm high water has cauRed and continues 10 eaUas much trouble in new camps. At FAir bAnks nltay who b'IlIE Tt she Fdge nf tfIe TaIer had 10 move Sn bffoTs they nAcAma too many, but in other camps they EtilI hold thelI plaees.
 TnfTe Is ' law iR hiaska whtrh prohibits a saICUn 1ruln bcing tsOFI ducIed within n certain distance from 0 church ln Q certain cGinp recent IY iisruveFtal voIns szar.oa keepers iont IurL nf q lnt 10 ' clergyman who RaS lnakLng for q cklIrcII site When the church %as built 1t vas found that IL Tnhn whc owned MeaIby IVi had been pTupBting tD huill \ RNlu6H thereon. or rourss the clgvcr Ungs w*Tg '$Opr- de,Ishs. When *LAking in 'h+ lnterlor of AlAsku during Ihe past few years r" naA wA$ aaIi$Ii@a with !. mIlA CT two Of property if be could got more FeQIlr hnd just nrri.sd rt that point beyond which 1t was impossible m Ko SO q new law wns passed as it a1- ways La when necessity compela it.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

aohiIihnA 2PIeas are tkrAa -qnArt9rA -tr7Hu%r than any Ushs< hraHa SAtA zf Pnlsxs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

wAz GiioovaFsA th4rS In i3ss. Fcpu- lRtien IzAaE."
 That the. cysicpAdtA ia uas#4lwEys 0nrraSt ls pvcvsz hxr tha tsaA that .s deScaaa~s tt@ Xutofs Fayek' As ''nAEiEA- Ahla about i.7os noi4A&,-
 The za1ns work says the word Ez- hno comes from EAksm0nEk which az AlRohlsIn ror eetSrs of Ta# hesk. 9t declares the E&klmS7 liT~ asar the eoast but AerAetimes te lnlAnd to hunt rris deer
 The nnmher Qe the !tatSl Asdma r1re ,s estimated at a4.0O0. Th@ Al- ,.shau group Is Eivhh AA-3ay0aa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

CpeY fsF regular gdVSrtis~EsAnAs must bS Ia hs 10 0'0I0sk sH tlps dsS tF pYbIiaskinm
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13
FIRE ALARM alchALA

a2. 4%amdAFd Oft GA. A. EaHstsNs Cold RLzFAAA t4. Jahn ]. SAAReA Ca nfasA- ak HAaa9uArtsv& aakean. 21.. RseSsder4 oNAaA. 2A k.wrsns@ Hs~A@L d. FIrN oen~tSs~~A. aI. 0issoEsrs sAIAAA. ia TarkAy'a ciRAr aa+% 4I. PaslAs C1id essruaH ce- &AAkapiO %R. ThlrA Ave ard LAA~'s MaT.
 EnulHa kanuas PhnNA MalR e7. &Srssu pThiailAa, Ma4Ar, Inv Flra ed
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0u TO THE NokTH POLE 1akssy far th4 asvk brNsd AAd Ra@A7, ThA ohlS GstfAA HaWaA I~ asWR
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

Nome ts described 1n thS Century t'YClUpedIa ss "A mining town ln Al Aeka aieHarod nCar Cape Nome. Cold
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-13

MATriSd SreHAAn sSyz Co Vets-iSu1 girl. { Rity yoS FfIds1 Hiaht.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
INTERCITY MATCH TONIGHT.
Local Shots to Meet New York Men
In Indoor Meet.

One of the strongest shooting teams
ever sent out of Philadelphia will
face the traps tonight in the indoor
target race to be held at Madison
Square Garden, New York, In an in
ter-city race against the Allied Clubs
OF Greater New York. The Tran
Shooters League boasts Of some OF
tho greatest blue rock destroyers in
the world, aud Charles S. Newcomb
has succeeded in selecting a group
which bids fair to give the New York
ors and spectators "A superb oXhibi-
tion Of clay pigeon marksmanship,
Those who have already been Sc
lected are A. b. Richardson, Dover,
aud w. NJ. Foord OF Wilmington, both
members OF the DUPONT Club; Frank
Hineline, Of the South End Club. OF
Camden: Thomas Tansey. George $.
McCarty. II. l.. David and Harry w.
Kahler. Of the Highlands; Jesse Grif-
fifth, Charles H. Newcomb. William
B. Severn and Francis S. Cantrell. Of
the S. S. Whites.
There are "A few more TO be added
10 this list, and when completed the
aggregation will be a most formidable
one for the Gotham gunners to COM
pete against
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
BACK TO THE GAME

The basketball epidemic at the High
School has not yet passed. The elusive
cage bacteria has managed to slip
away from its ardent pursuers and
is still at large. The veteran microbe
has stationed itself in the veins Of
some Of Highs atheletically inclined
students. An eminent physician has
diagnosed the case as basketbalitls,
and places the blame on Highs fond
desire for action.
All sports are at a cessation, and
the sturdy braves of the Cherry and
White are becoming restless. In order
to relieve the monotony of this anti
spring season, the Seniors challenged
the pick of the school to a cage COM
bat.
The courage Of the lower grades
was soon displayed and the famous
Senior tribes def was Immediately
answered. William Blickle, of varsity
renown, is in charge Of the under
graduates. The big boy claims mis-
/ aggregation is as speedy as they come
but Wicky and his proteges differ
on this important topic. Blickle will
present the distinguished Norman
Jones at forward. Babe Bright, the
Rookwood shinester. will appear at
the other advance position. Horty,
Polly Matthews and Blickle form the
remaining portion of the battalion.
The Seniors have a nifty collection
Of baskettossers also. Coke, Daley
Wickersham and Dimlinger. from the
regulars, will represent the fourth
year men. The fifth player will be
chosen from the vast array Of candi-
dates on hand. No date has as yet
been selected for the game, but the
time honored structure at West Ent
will surely quake with the battle cry
of both teams when the glorious af
4 fair takes place.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
BILLIARD CHAMPION HERE.

The Wilmington Whist Club had
open house" at No 1903 West Thir-
teenth street last evening. During the
evening, r. NJ. Baldwin. amateur
billiard champion of Philadelphia at
1872 balk line, gave exhibition games.
The first was between Baldwin and
John W. Scott. which was won by
the Philadelphia. $50 to SO points.
The second game was contested by
the champion and Roy Hart. also a
member Of the club and was won by
the former by $50 to 75 points. Fol
lowing the games luncheon was
served. Dr. Lewis Rumford was
chairman of the house committee
having the entertainment in charge
In the first game played MIR. Baldwin
made a grand average of 1-2. In
the second game he ran % unfinished
with a grand average of 8.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
BROWNSON
HAS HARD GAME

Brownson will have their hands full
on Friday night when they stack up
against the invincible Crusaders Of
Germantown. The visitors have clean
ed up all the supposedly fast teams
around Philadelphia and have been
travelling at terrific clip. They are a
speedy aggregation of brawny boys
who can hold their own in any town
The Crusaders have one of the most
perfectly oiled machine like quintets
ever seen on a wooden way and are
about the best of the independents
playing today.
Manager Fitzpatrick has been fort
unate in securing this team as they
are always in demand. Manager Stew
ems has games booked far ahead, but
owing to Brownson's rapid strides
championshipward he was forced TO
give the locals a date. Armstrong will
be here strong and the Jasper for
wards work will be eagerly watched.
He played against BrownsOn with
Germantown and West PhladelDhia
Y. M. c. IS and was team in him
self He is said to be in his prime
this season and therefore bears watch
ing
The rest Of Crusaders lineup in
cludes the pick of Philadelphia many
cage artists. BroWnson will use
Haney, Burke, Rigney, Walsh and Nc
Donough. Emp. Ryan's unmatchable
St Johns boys will endeagor to hand
the second team a severe trouncing.
Emp will present the original Doc
Doherty, Comic Wills, the eccentric
center, Germany Denny, the high scor-
ing forward, and Blondy Hagan. Emp,
the versatile athletic promoter heads
the list of the ever glori1us planets.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
CONN SIGNS UP
WITH JOHNSTOMN

Word having been received that
Bert Conn has came to terms with
Johnstown and that the Manning deal
with York has been satisfactorily ad-
lusted, once more Il Is proclaimed
that the Tri-State is safe. and that the
only waiting game being played is
by the Harrisburg fans.
Secretary Farrell, of the National
Association, has notified President
Free, Of the York team, that Thomas
Duffy, a young inhelder whom Man
ager Manning signed. has been award
ed to the Saginaw club. of the South
ern Michigan Association, and that he
viii not play with York
York lost Duffy because notice of
his signing a contract was not sent
to Secretary Farrell promptly Duffy
signed with York before he did with
Saginaw, but the Michigan club was
the first to apprise Secretary Farrell.
OF the fact, consequently he was
forced TO award the player to the
western team. Had York complied
with the national agreement and
wired Farrell Immediately upon re-
ceipt Of Duffy's contract the White
Roses would have secured his ser
vices. Now the contract is void.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
Strikes and Spares.

Talley still on lead with 11S
points ahead Of Hess.
Everett was rolling some SOC is
going some for "13O" man. We are
still in suspense to see Everett with
his Steamer Roller" take Talley on.
No handicap in this match.
Grommon seems to be getting
farther away from the 900" mark.
Keep at it and always use the same
ball.
The roll was called again and still
Jensen. Souder, Cathcart and Rogers
are missing.
Colfax. Jr.. is keeping company
with the 1888" men. Maybe he
cant aim any higher.
Hurry up. Munda, you have only 10
days to get to first place. Don't wait
until the last minute and get left.
Bye looked like a winner at first,
but now he seems to be lost.
The Paterson bowlers will make a
"come back" tonight
Last call for Round Robin" March
16. Only ten days left
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
ROCKFORD CLUB SMOKER.

Herbert f. Furguson and Jack Nc
Gowan arranged a smoker for the
Rockford Athletic Club in the club
house Thursday evening. Burman G.
Cole will referee and the following
boys are on the bill:
Patty Rogers and Young Donahue;
Young Hoffecker and Kid Balty;
Johnny Ross and Dick Morris; Steve
Smith and Skip Brown; Johnny Mack
and Bill MCGOWAN.
In the main bout Jack McGowan
will take on Bobby Wallace. welter-
weight champion of Delaware Col
lege.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
WHO WILL PLAY
3RD FOR TIGERS?
LOudsn and Witt Will Give
MOriarty Race for That
Position
LOUDEN Looks THE
Better ON PAPLR

who'll play third for the Tigers?'
George Moriarty, who has played
tue position for the Tigers for three
years will have to show better than
either Bill Louden OF Dusty Witt to
hold his job.
If Moriarity fails to show better
form than either of the recruit third
sackers, George will not leave De-
troit Jennings will keep Morrie with
the Tigers. Louden and Witt are
players of different caste. The one
fsprang up in a night"while the other
man has been coming" for years
Louden began his professional career
in 1906. Wits started in the spring
Of 1910. Louden played with Green
Vile, Dallas, Montreal and Newark.
Viii has been with San Francisco in
the California State league and the
Pacific Coast league.
Frank ]. Navin, boss of the Tigers,
is inclined TO favor the players who
show remarkable ability almost as
soon as they appear in uniform. He
has never shown a disposition to
favor the fellows who played for
wears until they developed. In the
oninion of the man who will pay him
his salary, Witt has an advantage.
On records Louden is superior TO
Witt. In the Eastern league last
year Louden batted 1903 and fielded
.943. Witt, for Frisco. batted 1853 and
felded four points better than Lou
den.
Louden and Witt are both right
handed thowers and batters. Moth
ing lost and nothing gained by either
there Moriarity has the same throw
ing and batting style. Witt is not as
tan as his competitor for the position.
Louden stands 3 feet II IA inches;
Witt s feet 10 inches. Witt weighs 20
pounds less than Louden.
Can Drop the Title.
Moriarity suffered from the cap
tain "jinx" last year. He allowed the
titlo TO worry him-too much. This
season the title will be removed and
Moriarty can go ahead, play baseball
and let il go at that.
Brooding over troubles is one thing
that Moriarty can't keep from doing.
In 1909 and 1910 George played good
ball Some rated him above Lord
and Baker. He is conscientious and
has a good baseball head. The trou-
bic with him last year was that he got
away 10 a bad start and never recoV-
cred. for MOfiafty can Keep lluhl
Worrying. He lost confidence in him
self.
Jennings will need Moriarty this
year. Gainor may come back anc
Cainor may not show ability to play
the bag because Of broken wrist re
celved last year If Gainor canno
handle himself freely, Hughie vii
use Moriarty on first base Moriart,
Is a FIRST sackor He belongs there
Ho never played third base because
ne wanted to OF thought he could
He played It because he was ordered
10 He played FIRST for awhile foi
the Highlanders. while Chase was
outlawing II on the coast; because OF
disagreement with the New York
management They say that no one
outside of Chase played the bag bet
Ter than Moriarty.
He is a, valuable man to have on a
club. n Londen and Witt fail "a
make good Moriarty can go back tC
third. He will play better ball than
last year, because the hoodoo hat
been torn from him. II he does moi
play there he can act as substitute
FIRST baseman. He is built for thai
position.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
LIsT OF PURLIC SALEs.

March administrators sale or
stock and implements of Calvin
McCallister, deceased. Telegraph
road between Stanton and New
ark, at / o'clock p. m, by Std
ham and Son, Aucts.
March S-Sale Of household goods,
carpets. rugs table linen. From
1921 Harrison street, at Stidham
and Sons auction store, Ill L.
Fourth street at / o'clock p. m.
Stidham and Son. Aucts.
March 11.-Receiver's Sale Of Real
Estate for Geo. II. Speakman, re-
ceiver Of Peninsula Cut Stone Co.
at II o'clock a. m, by Sudham &
Son, Aucts.
March 12-Sale Of s1tock for ]. T. Kill
vinEton at 1 o'clock p. m. by
Stidham & Son.
March 12-Public sale Of stock and
farming implements by John ].
HoilrEswOrth on the Lancaster
PIKE 8 miles from Wilmington, 3
miles south Of Hockessin.
March 14.-Personal property Of G.
II. Nezendank- Premises situated
at Second Toll Gate on Kennett
Pike. Stock. household goods and
farming implements Sale al u
o'clock sharp.
March 14-Sale Of stock and farm i'm
piements for Ruben Satterthwaite,
near Churchman's Bridge, al ]
o'clock p. m. Sudham and Son
Aucts.
March i4-Ssie Of bank stocks and
bonds for Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company at Shdham
and Son auction store, Ill L
Fourth street at 10 O'Clock a. m
by Stidham and Son Auct
March 1S.-Public sale Of stock AM
farming implements by Bernar
DuRoss. at Marshallton, Del.
March 81, 1912.-sale Of horses AM
cattle at Bear Station, by Josepl
Quigley. @. 3. Davis. Auct
March 2l-sale of horses for samue
A. Mcdaniel, 419 West Front n
! O'Clock p. m. by Sudham AM
Son. Auct
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
WoRKMEN SPEND
EVENING AT BANQUET

Indstry Lodge, No. 2. A. o. L. w,
had a royal time last evening, when
they entertained thirty members of
Friendship Lodge. No. 3, of New Cas-
tie. A banquet was served in
Hanna's Cafe Several of the visitors
are musicians and singers, and they
entertained those present. Grand
Master Workman Cooper congratu-
lated the lodges on their good work
during the year.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
TO SHOOT FOR cur.

f. A. w. Egeritt, holder of the
Class A challenge cup of the dupont
Gun Club, who defeated Eugene du-
Pont for the cup last Saturday has
been challenged by H. H. Lukens.
/ The match will most likely be held
on Saturday The shooters in the
contest for the e. DUPONT Trophy will
close the contest this week. The
final shoots will be held tomorrow
and Saturday.
To date. Skelly. of Wilmington.
stands second in the professional
class. On all targets shot at he has
broken 141 out of $50. Horace Kirk
wood. of Boston, leads. Edward
Banks stands one target behind
Skelly.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
CARDINALS VS.. SCRuRS.

Cardinal will go to Newark on
Saturday evening and meet the Della
ware College scrub team. The var
sity aggregation will compete against
Albright College. The lineup of the
Cardinals will be; H. Shields and
Joe Lacey. forwards; Buchanan, CEN
ter; S Shields and John Lacey de-
fence.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
RAyMOND A MINSTREL MAN

William Raymond. one of Whining
toms sweetest tenors, and we'll known
In athletic circles. having played
end on the Imperial football team last
fall, sprang a surprise on his local
friends by appearing as a black face
at the Garrick Theatre, on Saturday
evening. Raymond made good ano
will join the troupe at the Steel Pier
Atlantic City, this summer.
Evening journal., 1912-03-06
HOLDS TO
TOP OF ROBIN"

On the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys the round
robin handicap bowling tourney was
continued Monday evening. when f.
NJ. Walker rolled nine interesting
matches. Walker won two out of
three from B. c. Grommon and then
lost two Of three TO both E. A. w.
Everett and B. II. Stelle. The scores: