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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

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Evening journal., 1913-01-18
ST. CANCELS
BROWNSON WILL
TAKE ON SWEDES

The Old Swedes basketball team
announced this morning that at tho
eleventh hour the st Anna team Of
Philadelphia had cancelled the game
scheduled here for tonight, giving no
reason. Manager Hodgson in order
not to disappoint the fans VIII put a
strong team against the SNedes
through the courtesy of Manager
Fitzpatrick of the Brownson team.
Manager Fitzpatrick stated that he
would put one of his strongest com
hinations against the Swedes and this
game gives promise OF being equally
good as the one which st. Anna
would have put up.
This contest should prove TO be one
which will go down in the sporting
annuls as one of the greatest basket
ball contests that has ever been seen
in this city between two local teams.
As this is a contest between tive of
the strongest teams in the city the
game should be full Of trills from the
time the whistle blows until is sounds
again at the end of the forty minutes
of conquest
Much credit is due Manager Fitz-
patrick for the timely manner in
which he came 20 the aid OF Ole
/ Swedes and shows. that although
there is great rivalry between thes'
teams. things are both working 10
ward the same goal, namely the inter
est of the sporting public OF this city
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
COLE PUTS THE
.FRILLS ON MURPHY
Fall River Bow Will Stack Up
Against Cross in Chester
on Monday Night


Olympia A. c. will be represented
in the prize ring again on Monday
night when Jimmy Murphy, Of Fall
River who is now under the manage
ment Of Furman G. Cole the well
known sport promoter, will meet
Charley Cross, the Philadelphia box
er at the Family Theatre Chester. 1t
will be Murphy's first fight since he
boxed the sensational windup at the
Armory last winter
Cole has taken Murphy under his
management and will match him
against some Of the best boys in the
east, Murphy is in strict training at
the Olympia A. c. No. sos shipley
street which also is the headquarters
for Harry Baker. Ralph Raymond
Young Johnny Coulon, Kid Hockey
Young Hoffecker, Young Billy Leary
and several other boxers of good re-
putation
Anybody wishing tickets for the
Chester boxing show on Monday even
ing may obtain them at the Olympia
Club.
The club will have special cal
for the members on the 740 train on
Monday night.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
LATCH KEY OUT
FOR MOTORISTS

AS the time draws nearer for the
Delaware Automobile Association
Banquet, on Monday evening, jan
uary 27. interest is increasing, and
each day brings number of applica-
tions, for tickets. The committee
wishes it understood that informal
dress will be the mode for the banquet.
A number have had the impression it
was to be a strictly dress affair,
which is not the case. All motorists
will be welcome, and jolly social
evening is assured.
Many from the lower counties have
already registered for the banquet,
and a large representation of out of
town motorists will be here for the
festive occasion. The Hotel Dupont
management has prepared a Tempt
ing menu for the banquet. The en-
tertainment committee is arranging
fine program of music and the en-
tertainment features and speakers
will be live wires"
The committee wish to remind
those who have not already express
ed their intention of attending the
banquet that they want to do so be-
fore next Friday, as definite arrange
ments as to the number to be taken
care Of must be made on that day.
The banquet promises to exceed tho
speed limit set by any affair of its
kind in the city
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
DUPONT CUNNERS
SHOOT In SPECIALS

Members of the dupont Gun Club
are contesting in the Eugene du-
pcnt and the Coleman DUPONT events
over the club traps this afternoon.
The following challenge cup
matches also are scheduled: Glass A.:
=. c. Lyon and H. r. Carbon: Class
p. c. Thorpe Martin, the holder and
n X. Smith. the challenger; Glass ID.
u. NJ. Ross. the holder and W. H.
Jensen. the challenger.
Eugene DUPONT. who donated the
1912 challenge cups. has just pur-
chased five more cups Of the same
design TO be placed in competition
Just as soon as the competition for
the 1912 cups Is finished.
J n. Graham. Of lngleside, ILL.,, a
representative OF the Hercules Pow
der Company. who is on his way East
TO attend the pinehurst. a. G, Tourna-
ment next week, Is a visitor az the
club today Mr. Graham is we'll known
an over The country as an expert trap
shooter and more particularly perhaps
as the winner of tho Olympic indlvi-
dual Worlds Championship al targets
during The recent Olympic games held
at stockholm. Sweden. last June anc
July.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
BASKETBALL AS
HOSPITAL BENEFIT

On Saturday. February 10, Brown
son will play a benefit game at the
9rmory. the net proceeds TO so to the
building fund OF the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital They will most
likely lineup against Girard College,
Phiadelphia's foremost scholastic
quintet Definite arrangements have
not been completed with the college
lads, but II is more than likely that
they Will be the attraction. The
Girard youths. opponents of the clean
passing game. have been cleaning M
everything in the Quaker City. They
are accustomed 10 playing on an eX.
pansive floor and they will undoubt'
eddy be at home on the wooden way
at the Armory The Browson boys
Haney. Burke. Rigney, Lacey, Melon
ough and Cooke. who have been play
1 ing the game for years, without
cents remuneration will bend thei
efforts towards a charitable cause
/ Or. Speer will referee.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
LpELAMARE IN MIXrP TONIGHT.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Jan. 1S-Pratt Insti-
tuto of Brooklyn will play Delaware
College basketball team in the college
gymnasium here this evening. The
visitors have fast team, but it is
also expected that Delaware will be
able to put up a much stronger game
than they did against Drexel in the
opening game on Wednesday night.
Pratt defeated Drexel last week by a
fairly large score. The lineup for
Delaware will likely be the same as
against Drexel. Rigney, Hirshman,
Weimer, Cam and Captain Sawdon.
There will be two games next week
at home, Franklin and Marshall on
Tuesday night. and st. Johns, of An
napOlis, Friday night
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
SENDS HIS EGGS
BY PARCELS POST

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
STATE ROAD, Del. Jan lS.-The
New Castle Grange met at Eden Hall,
Bear Station, on Wednesday.
.a Many people here are taking ad-
vantage OF the parcels post One
farmer sent two dozen eggs to New
York this week and received word
that the eggs arrived there safely.
Lewis Rambo who has been a ten
ant on the late John Johns farm win
remove to the David Heyd Farm, next
month.
Thomas LeFevre will remove 10
Kirkvood next month
Farmers are on the lookout for
burglars who seem to be visiting
every where and taking anything
they can get.
Miss Ruth Hamilton is i'll with the
wbooping cough.
Miss Bertha Mccoy. Miss Mary Nc.
Callister. Miss Agnes Mccoy were
Wilmington visitors on Tuesday
iison Rittenhouse and Owen Clouf
spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Hance
OF Wilmirgton.-Mr George Bower
and daughter Helen are visiting Mrs
Mary Rambo Mrs Ramb0 is a resi-
dent of Tumberton. n. dayton Ia
Fevre is attending Beacom's Bust
ness Scbool.---Howard Denning spen
Sunday With his parents.-A bah.
girl arrived ar the home Of Mr. ant
Mrs Lewis Rambo on Wednesda,
nxAnluR
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
OPENING OF FRAZER FIELD.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Jan. 18.-Plans are
now being made for a student cele-
bration at the time of the dedication
of Joe Frazer Field in the spring. AS
yet date for the dedication has not
been agreeded upon The students,
however, expect to make their plans
now for a celebration of some kind
to show their appreciation of Dr..
Frazer's gift. The celebration will be
in the hands of a committee compos-
ed of e. p. Jolls 10 chairman Nc
Loughrey 10, OBrien 10, Brown 10.
Houchin 10, Hurlock 10, Price 10,
Beck 10, McNeal IA, Grubb IA, Con-
MELEE IA, Weaver Is, Dawson 'i6.
The Rife club has elected the fol-
lowing officers: president, Artesian
Smith 10; secretary Lieut. Francis
Eastman; treasurer, William Beck,
Captain Ephiram Jolls 10
Professor Short Of the Civil En-
gineering department addressed the
students last night on Water supply.
1t was the first Of series Of lectures
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
u. OF P. SCRUBS
PROVE SOFT
FOR BROWNSON

Brownson had an easier PROPOSE
ton than they expected last night,
and romped away from the University
OF Pennsylvania Scrubs 20 the tune Of
1920 As usual the locals got the
jump at the start and from then on
they were always in the lead Haney
Burke and Rigney piled field losses
through the net in rapid succession,
and when the first half closed, Brown
son had o 1919 lead. The collegiates
could not hit the net with any degree
of accuracy. and four field goals and a
/ foul were the best they could gather
/ in the opening twenty minutes.
Brownson kept the same pace in
the final session, and rolled in goal
after goal. Haney and Burke we're
high offenders and Penn's husky
guardsmen could not keep them under
cover The locals soon ran the total
up towards the half century mark,
while the visitors lowered around
their score of the opening round
The Scrubs played a hard clean
game. and are trying TO arrange a
game with the locals at Penn and
will give Brownson an opportunity to
show what they can do under college
conditions.
Mark McDonough was in a suit. but
failed to go into the fray, and Cook,
supplantcd him. Cooke came across
with a pair Of two pointers and four
assists and his passing was a con-
spicuOus feature. Doc Haney, as
usual was leading scorer with eight
shots and Burke copied FIVE On next
; Friday BrOwnson will have st. Eliza
beths of Philadelphia as the attrac-
ton Harry Fritz. the former Chick
who starred for four years AT Cen
trail High will play with the Quakers
Last nights lineup:
Brownson. U. OF p Scrubs
Haney ........ forward. ..... Uhl
Burke ...... forward. ... Seegel
Tafel.
b Rigney ........ center .... Cogerf
) Lacey ..... guard 49,. Woodward
: Cooke ........ guard. ........ Greer
Littee
Field goals. Haney 8 Burke, s.
{ Rigney, A; Lacey, g.; Cooke. 2; Uhl
{ a; Seeger, 2; Cogert. l. Green, 2
Fouls Burke, A; Uni, 2. Referee Max
we'll.
Eddie Mulherin's third team coppec
r another struggle and sent Chesrool
down to a 30-14 defeat Lineup
Brownson, 3D.. Chesrool
!, Ralston . forward. Reese,
, Mulherin 49,. forward. ..... Evani
Doughetry ...center. ....... Sh.
D Jenkins
s Hill guard ...... Moor
Gillespie guard ...... Smitl
Field goals-R alston, s; NJ Hill, 3
Dougherty, 8 Mulherin, ] Gillespie
e 1, Kelsey. 8 Evans, 2; Smith 1. Fou
s goals, Keesey, 2. Referee Tomm,
b McDonough.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
JOHNSON TO FIGHT PALzER.
BY The United Press.
NrrYN WnDK Ton 1Q To

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. IS. - Tom
ORourke insisted today that J. john
son would be permitted to go to Paris
to meet Al Palzer on June %, the
night after the running of the Grand
Prx. ORourke exhibits a telegram
from the negro saying that all of his
troubles with the law, growing our
of his Boosting about his familiarity
with certain white. women, will soon
be snoothed out and he will keep the
Paris date. Johnson Will get - guar
antee of $4,000 and Palzer will get
a licking If the match is made, but
O'Rourke thinks the negro has gone
back and believes If Palzer makes a
good showing against him he will be
great box Office card in this coun-
try.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
DEMONSTRATING
THE new LOzIER
Wilmington Auto Company
Shows Light Six" to
Prospective Buyers

Inc Wilmington Automobile Com
pany is showing and demonstrating to
the public the new Lozier Light Six
the latest model OF tho famous Lozier
car. It's advent in the motor world is
of considerable Importance in that this
model marks the first effort on the
part OF the Lozier Motor Company to
supply a car Of the highest grade, at
a medium price
The Lozier cars have always been
in the $4,000 class. and the effort on
the part of the maker is now as well
to supply the public in addition with
car representing the same respec-
tive value. but somewhat smaller in
its general dimensions.
In speaking about this new car,
Robert Il. Banks, the general manager,
said. Men who really know automo-
biles and can afford to benefit by their
knowledge, have been satisfied with
nothing less than Lozlers. because the
Lozier fixes the standard Of excel
lence in automobile construction. Lo-
zier quality is evidenced in mechani-
cal perfection, power. endurance and
luxurious exclusive LozieI
qualities that have been proven on
every touring highway in the world
However, there are thousands OF
people who, for years have wanted
Loziers, but who have felt that they
could not quite afford to pay $4,000 for
one. That this demand has been felt
by the Lozier Motor Company is shown
in this new model-the Lozier Light
Six" for S3,250-a car that in every
detail reflects all the superior excel
lence and quality that the name Lo-
zier implies. The Lozier has always
been noted for it's high quality and the
new Lozier Light Six is no excep.
ton to the rule In fact the new
Lozier Light Six" is by far the mos
advanced and important development
of the year in the automobile indus
try"
the Wilmington Automobile Com
pany closed contracts for the sale o
a 1913 -Duryea, Model G, five
passenger touring car; also a 1913
Model ~" Montclair type Loziel
touring car. both cars TO be delivered
during the first week in March, t
Wilmington parties. The company hai
also made a sale of 1913 Model go
Buick runabout to the Bavarian Brew
ing Company.
The moving van constructed at tn
Pennsylvania avenue garage. wa
given a trial spin yesterday The van
Is capable of carrying the contents o
an S-room house. Il is planned TO rul
the machine to New York and then &
Reading, Pa
Although the price of gasoline ad
vanced a few weeks ago to IL l.
cents gallon. Wholesale local gar
ages have not increased the retai
price Of the commodity AT present
J Is selling for twenty cents a golloi
e retail. Automobile dealers declare th'
p were 1t not for the high price of gas'
p line the 1918 season would be thet bel
. I'm the history of the business. Man
more than the usual number of II
auiries have been received about car
hut the would-be buyers give but on
reason for not purchasing, and th'
' is the high price of gasoline The
! fear that unless the cost of MOTH
fuel can be lowered i'm some name
they will not be able to afford to ru
b their cars.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
MIDDLETOWN
BANK ELECTION

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MIDDLETOWN. Del. Jan. lS-At
the annual election of the stockhold-
ers of the Citizens National Bank tho
following Werc elected directors for
the coming year. Joseph Bigec. Jacob
r. Cazler j. Frank Blggs. Henry l..
Davis. George v. beverley. Nathaniel
j. Williams Jesse l.. Shepherd. C..
Malcolm Cochran. A. II. Johnson,
John s. Crouch and Charles S. Elli-
SON. Tho officers reelected were,
President Joseph Biggs; vicc-prosi-
dent, J. +. Caz en-; cashier, John s..
Crouch
The Peoples National Bank have
elected as directors. George l.. Town
send Thomas c. Crulkshauk. j Frank
Eliascn. Jefferson b. Foard, II charu
T Cam. Charles II. Salmon, Freder-
ick Brady. Frank r Pool. John r..
Ernest. Edward Hart The officers
elected wcrc President. George l..
Townsend; vicc-nrcsidcnt r. c.
CrUikshauA: cashier. James ID. Davis.
Mrs Percy J.. Donaghay entertain
ed q number OF children recently I'm
honor OF the seventh birthday of her
son Edwin The following we're
present HARRY Roberts Burton Pear
son. Ramona Newman. III zabcth
Johnson. Henry Townsend Edwin
Donaghay. : Margaret Brady, June
Johnson Laura Fogcl. Elizabeth
Brady. George Townsend, Percy Don.
aghay. Charlotte Dcnaghay, Miss Adj
, Scott and Miss Prudence Lewis.
A box social viii be held on Fri
day evening January "a. Lorwool
Farm the home of Ezekiel Marker
for The benefit of the Mt. Pieasan
school
r II Beck, real estate broker, ha
sold the farm belonging to Mr. lvor
OF Philadelphia. near Glasgow station
70 Robert III George, for $4,000. Tn
farm contains 2O6 acres.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
.NEWSY DOlNCS
OF new CASTLE
Young People Conduct Doll
Baby Show in Methodist
Church
VANDALS WRECK THE
DOBBINSVILLE HOUSES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Jan. 1S-Dr George
w. Gross. Of Richmond va, who
has located here will be one Of the
debaters in Lancaster, on March 10,
supporting the negative side Of the
subject, "Resolved, That the intel
lectual faculties Of the negro are in
fcrior to the white race
Everything is hustle and hustle to-
day with the little mothers who viii
have their dolls at the doll baby
show in the Sunday school room Of
the NJ e. Church this afternoon. The
Little Mothers" have held a rehear-
sal and those who attend the show
this afternoon VIII be sure to enjoy
the entertainment
Arthur Gibbs, Timothy Steele, Hen
~ Mcguire Walter Sibley, b. I.
Lank and W. Harry Snayeley were
entertained al dinner in Wilmington
last night The six members OF
Friendship Lodge. 10. 3, A. o. L. w.
succeeded in getting new members
Der sat down to dinner he 70 nd a
pretty A. o. q. w. pin awaiting him
as a souvenir of good work. But now
there are others AT work TO win the
March prize and a dinner In the
DUPONT Hotel
In Emmanuel Episcopal Church last
evening a special missionary service
was held The Roy. G.. e. C.. Braton-
ahl was the speaker
St. Peters r. A. d. Society viii re-
ceive Holy Communion at the first
masc in ST. Peters Church tomorrow
morning.
The police expect to make arrests
OF young men i'm Shawtown. who q
nreasin the windows in the h0usei
owned b.. Joseph Cross.
Not content with having carried of
the doors and windows. shutters O.
the Dobbinsville houses the roofs are
now being taken
st. Peters Holy Name Society Is
distributing .ickeas for the enter
tainment to be held GA January 30
The black face sketch by the Junio'
Holy i,amo boys Will be pleas
ing part Of the program.
Charles Cooper is confined to hi
home by a sore leg following an In
jury In the steel plant.
Old residents commented yestcrda.
on the temperature OF the day. Majo
Black said the weather on Januar
IA. 1912, Was down 20 zero. Seyera
persons said they saw and hear
robins i'm the school green
A big New Castle delegation vii
attend the Knights of Columbus re
cepiion in Wilmington on next Thurs
day evening
owing 10 the increased business
automobiles It is expected chat hi
gar9ge will be built here p.
Lark garage has been found to
too small 20 meet the demand.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
YORK SELLS KArFFMAN.

YORK. Pa, Jan. 1S-"Dick" Kauff-
man. the first baseman of the local
Tri-State baseball team for the past
several seasons, has been sold to the
Elmira Club. of the New York State
League. Manager Heckert realized
a snug price for him. Heckert says
that he will land a good man for the
initial bag. who will captain the White
Roses during the coming season.
There was no reorganization of the
White Roses, as contemplated last
evening. H. S. Schmidt, a prominent
merchant. has reconsidered his inten-
ton Of becoming the successor of II.
Kister Free as president.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
FEAST FOR DEMOCRATS.

Members of the Democratic League
will dine on roast pig. stuffed with
saur kraut, next Thursday night
Three pigs weighing thirty pounds
each have been secured for the feast.
Members of the Delaware Legislature
will be present and Congressman
Thomas Heflin, Of Alabama, a FRIEND
of the organization, also promised to
attend.
Evening journal., 1913-01-18
WILEY HELD FOR TRIAL.

United States Commissioner Mahaf-
fy yesterday afternoon held Henry
Wiley. Of Greenwood, in $1,000 bail
for the March term az Federal Court
on a charge of violating the internal
revenue laws. He was released upon
furnishing bail Only a small portion
Of the governments evidence was
heard when Robert c. White. who
represents the defendant, waived
further hearing.