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Evening journal., 1913-09-15
MARYLAND
WOULD HOLD
TO The JOBS
Want Revenue COlIeCtOrShip
Because Of the Patronage
That Goes With Office
APPOINTEE ALSO TO
GET SALARY RAISE

The patronage which will be dis
penscd by the new Coilcctt- of In
ternal Revenue for the district en-
bracing Maryland and Delaware, is
now believed to be the underlying
cause for the perturbation of Mary
land Congressman and Democratic
politicians over the thrcatned op-
pointment OF Delaware man. Alfred
Raughley, OF Harrington, to that po-
sition.
The number OF deputy collectors in
the district has been increased to 80
on account OF the income tax law.
and these deputies do not come from
the classified civil service lists, but
are appointed BY tho collector as he
Wills. and in some instances the sala-
ries received by these collectors VIII
amount TO $4,000. Then. after two
years service, tho collectors Will br
placed IN the list II classified civil
service positions and become pcrma-
ncnt positions u Is the possible loss
Of this patronage that IS undoubtedly
causing the CONSERVATION among tho
Maryland Democrats. II is very like
ly also. that il named 10 the Office
Mr. Raughloy vii ENJOY salary OF
$4,000 a year. as a bill 10 increase
the salary of the Office from S450l
Is nov pending in Congress.
Baltimore newspaper. are admit.
ting that the fight between the Mary
land candidates w H. Bryan and
.ODonncn Lee Is wrcckinE IN,
chances Of each aud improving M
Raughley's chances They are alss
admitting reluctantly that Maryland
/ iCongressmen have heen outgcnorale'
by Senator Salisbury, and that the,
will have to get move on" TO re
tain the Office
The following was printed in thl
Baltimore Sun Yesterday:
United States Senator John Wal
ter Smith is ready 10 take on hi
coat He said yesterday that ne wa
not in favor of the appointment o
Mr.. Raughley OF any other Delawar
Democrat. He has not indorsed MI
Bryan or Mr.. Lee. II begins 10 lool
as though the senior Maryland Sen
ator stands higher in the esteem O
White House circles than daring th
first days OF the administration. III
attitude on the tariff bill was com
: mentod on favorably az the Whit
. House. 70 is even said that sine
Senator Smith was the victor az tn
primary IN Maryland on Monday h
may be consulted in the future r,
garding Maryland appointments. II
o may be consulted before ne
. internal revenue collector Is a
!. pointed"
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
CONNABLE
CUP WON BY
RICHARDSON

Because many gunners will be at
the Westy Hogan shoot in Atlantic
City on Saturday next, at the du-
Pont Gun Club Saturday after
noon the Frank l.. Connable cup
contest was substituted for the Cole
man DUPONT spoon event A high
wind interfered with the shooting.
A. B. Richardson and II. p. Car
Ion we're high men in this event each
scoring % out Of 20 which was good
shooting at that time of the day. as
the targets we're tricky. They each
shot from the % yard mark In the
shoot OFF at the same distance. Rich
ardson won with a score Of %, while
Cartons score was II.
In addition to shooting in the Con-
nable cup contest squad composed
OF w. s. Colfsxf Jr.. ]. b. McHugh
J. VI. Minnick, S. Tuchton, and A. b
Richardson shot race at 100 tar
gets per man with the results that
Richardson was high with 90. J.
b. McHugh and j. ". Minnick each
broke -. w. S. Colfax, Jr. broke
80. S. Tuchton broke SO. This squad
together with a number Of the du.
Pont Gun Club members will attend
the Westy Hogan shoot at Atlantic
City this week
The scores in detail follow;
Frank l.. COunnlIe Cun contest.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
nnrCTr TNrDAcnrT
OOOOlL lin Df1OhEl
IN PICTURE SHOW

A Young and very pretty Young wo-
50" uves at some station on the
Darby ear line. attracted a good deal
Of attention on Saturday night. Alighi-
ing from Darby ear carrying q strong
basket with a hinged lid, he Young NO
man stopped and pulling ont long
steel pin she lifted the lid OF the bas-
kct and ont jumped little white
woolly dog barking with joy and irisk
ing all about the young woman.
Up the street went the little white
deg dodging between cyerybody's legs.
When the Young woman arrived IN
front of the Opera House She paused 90
look at the billbo1rdls and ponder. Fl
nally she made mp her mind TO see the
movies and called TO the dog. Tic
came willingly and jumped into the
basket. She fastened the lid and walk
ed calmly up 10 the ticket window and
secured her ticket 4 number of people
were amused by the calm way in which
the young woman handled her pet.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
IRISH AMERICANS
WIN SOCCER OPENER

The lrish-Amcrican soccer team
opened the season on Saturday by
defeating the LinwoOd Hiberniaus in
a soccer game at Thurlow by a score
OF to 2.
The Linwood Hibs secured one
goal in the first half and another
ono in the second. The locals got
nothing i'm their first half of play, It
they came bach strongly in tho sec
ond half and succeeded in landing
three goals.
This was the initial appearance Of
the Irish-American soccer team for
this season. and Manager Koarney is
we'll pleased with the way his mcn
performed.
The LInwood team is in the sec
ond division NoXt Saturday, the
local eleven will play practice game
with Edge Moor. The latter is ;
'rd division team.
Tho liupttn.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
DRAFTING NOW
FROM TRI-STATE

The drafting season opens today Tor
the major leagues, with the class AA,
and class A leagues, following at inter
walls OF five days. The major league
clubs will be forced to pay Sl,2OO TO a
club from which player is drafted.
while the amount diminishes according
to the class OF the league in which the
player is purchased II viii not be long
before each rr-State club will have TO
file list OF the reserve players with
President Carpenter These lists must
be in by September %. Usually the
different managers do not report the re-
serves until after the drafting season.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO ACT ON ASSESSMENT

The proposed new assessment system
fcr Wilmington viii be considered AT the
first fall luncheon of the Chamber ot
Commerce AZ noon tomorrow. The spe.
cisl committee of the chamber that in
quired into tho Various assessment sys
tems will make H. report tomorrow
The committee will recommend the Purdl
system with notifications TO apply ~
Nilmingtons conditions. The object Is
to have the entire Chamber OF Com
meree recommend an assessment sys-
tenn instead of il merely being the re
port of the special committee. Mayor
Howell suggested that this procedure be
! followed
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
SCORE ny INNINGS.
ST. ALORSIUS LOSES
TOlDOVER IN TWELFTH

DOVER. Del, Sept l5.-ln spirited
twelve-innisr game saturday, the -.
Alovsius Cltih of Wilmington. was de
feafed by the Dover team. , to ,. The
local club wv,n out in the twelfth when
Hoch singled stole second and scored
on Pettyjohihs single.
Both teanssN played errorless ball, the
oamr beinp one OF the best seen
here this season. Dover made eleven
hits against eight for the visitors. The
batteries were; Dover. Ennis and Hoch
81 Alovsius. Lutz and Reader. Prof
Ritter was tive umpire.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
AUTOMOBILE CLUB
TO TALK OF A RUN

The executive committee of the VIII
minston Yacht and Automobile Club
will meet tonorrow evening al the
once OF Charles w. Bush. in the ford
Building to discuss future plans for
the automobilet committee. There has
been talk bothtol holding an automo-
bile run beforst trough weather sets in
and for boldipCa = dinner 10 mark the
formal close of the clubs season. ~
the meeting Ttfzday night IL may be
decided 10 holol either one OF both.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
SPEAKMAN.
SCORE BY INNINGS: =:

Pusey & Jones 0 0 O-S > 0 0 Ks
spcakmsu o.. 20 0 90
Hits--Of Beck 2. off Resrman 10.
Two base hits--Ningate. Honey.
I,ougbridse. Earned runs-P. q J. 2.
Bases on bslls-Off Besrman 2.
Struck out-By Beck 10. by Bearman
;. Left on bases-P. & J. 5, Speak
man 4. Double plays-Honey 20 Gil
lespie: Msckay, Mouutz TO Lougn-
ridge; Mountz 10 Joughridge. Sac
rince hits-Beck, Bearman. Gillespie.
Stolen bases-P. & J. s. Speskman 2.
umpire-Ross. Time hours min
utes.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
No TnREATs BY cHARLEs.

Kazmi Culozenski. charged with as
sault and battery. had hi- ease continued
in City Court today until Wednesday.
Charles Armour. Of No. i0i Christinia
street. charged with breach OF tie peace
was dismissed Bertha Anderson SAID
Charles was drunk and had broken mp
the furniture, but he made no threats.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15

Prices we're investigated in Phila-
delphia. Atlanta. baltimore. Birming-
ham. Boston. Buffalo, Charleston, ;,
C.. Chicago. Cincinnati. Cleveland,
Dallas. Denver. Detroit, Fall River,
Mass: indianapolis, Jacksonville,
Fla. Kansas City. Mo. Little Rock.
Ark: Los Angeles. Louisville. Man
chester. \. H.: Memphis, Milwaukee
Minneapolis. Newark. y. j.; New
Haven. Conn: New Orleans. New
York. Omaha. Pittsburgh, Portland,
Ore; Providence r. l.: Richmond.
va. st. Louis. 81 Paul. MINI: salt
Lake city. san Francisco. ScranteA
Pa: Seattle. and Washington. y. c.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
TODAY'S BASEBALL CHANCES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston at Pittsburgh, clear, two

games.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati, cloud.
New York at Chicago. clear.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis. rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at New York. clear.
st Louis at Boston, clear.
Cleveland at Philadelphia. clear.
Chicago al Washington, clear.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
Ell Z
RoNNFR FoR mi. .STArE. :

Bonner. third baseman OF the High
land team. will probably bc in prlfes-
slonal ranks next season. He has been
playing fast bail and showed up we'll on
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
nIss1nN MEErING AT EpwORTH.

The first fall meeting Of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society, OF
Epworth NJ. p. Church. will be held
tomorrow night In the lecture room
of the church.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
EDEN A. c. DANCE.

The Eden A. [. will hold dance in
The Liberty Hall on October 8 Harry
nonohut Is chairman OF The committee.
John coleman will be Aocr manager.
This viii he the frat ri nunsher ct
dancss the club expects TO hold this win
kNr.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15

A. II. Lobb during the afternoon
distinguished himself by breaking 81
out of 100 with a run of Sc straight
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
ODESSA LOSES. TO
STRENGTHENED BARACCA.

Odessa was defeated by the
Baracca Glass OF Now Castle at
Odessa on Saturday by score Of
4 to ?. Odessa lays its defeat to the
facr that Stevens and Duncan. the
battery Of yande1er team Of tho All
Wilmington League was New Castles
battery. Score by innings.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
I-VTr EXCrRsION 1T FFNTON

4 Catholic sunday school rom
Philadelphia spent yesterday at fen-
ton Beach The excursion came down
on the steamer Queen Anne. a
Evening journal., 1913-09-15

Boys who smoke cigarettes are
like wormy apples-they drop long
before harvest time.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
SCORE BY INNINGS:
M II

Batteries-Malleable. Thuett. Aus
tin. Lobdell-Davis. Patterson.
Struck out-By Thuett 3, Davis 6.
Bases on balls-Off Davis. T. Stolen
bases-Malleable 5. Lobdell 4. UNI
pire Shields.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
MALLEABLE DEFEATED LOBDELL

MaIleable Iron defeated Lobdell
Saturday at Eden Park, 10 ?. The
pitching and all-around playing of
Thuett, who had nine strikeouts,
starred for the Malleable team
Davis, of Lobdell. also pitched we'll,
although he was little wild.
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Evening journal., 1913-09-15

During the same period sugar
showed decline Of per cent
During the last year prices OF
eleven Of fifteen articles investigated
adNanccd. Thcy wore.
Evening journal., 1913-09-15
rIrCrGiC HOSE AND RUBBER.
SCORE BN INNINGS,

rnscv and Jones 5 , 20O I J 02 10
Electric Hose ...l OO5 I 90 a
Hits. of Elliott >. Oh Crowley 10.
Two-base hits. W. tMN Earned runs.
pusey and .lonc. i. Electric Hose. 3.
llasc IN balls. off Elliott ,. on Crowley
Hit by pitched ball. slunsky.
Struck oui. by Elliott &. by Crowley O.
Left on bases. pusey and Jones =
Electric Hose T.. Double plays. Elliott
10 Fidance Sacrifice hits, Gillespie, W
Lux.
Spcakman was given a ; TO shut
out by p. & J.. n the second game on
Saturday Both pitchers worked ef-
fectively but Gillcspie's hai slug
eing was responsible for nearly all
the winners TALES. lie got three
hits. The score:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-01-15

and other business completed, after
which social session followed a
collation. was served to Mines. Frank
Wilbur. Fred llulme, Jack Hnlme,
cayolt. Hahn " ! Burns conne-
way. cecil rarham Nor1olf, Ernest
Net aud John McNcal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-01-15

City commissioners are getting ae'
tive in the enforcement Of liquor or
duance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-01-15

bad Taylor says spring time in
here he read ii in the stars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-01-15

r.. it, Mason " >a"Nfa i5 1n ~
H4 today
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i6H--16Ac.
Shmali mar ielt. gRibeIe gseii
prina slt.s0-il.9O; Rcffinirtes III itetig;
Gcnttnent sl2.3o :. u. Sass, COMPOUND
l0A-l0Hc.
9alg 1T fetig. - grima Gitp su 64e,
gpuntrp 5A-GAt. Special ssle.
Gaumno iaaneH. Gel mar pilig
4rima CONNER geIbes sS40--9.70.
8etrpleum III itetis.-Raffinirte Rem
gors HaIt $500; Barrels ss.7o; Gales
$l1.o0.
Bolls III ftaig.-SOmsftis Glsece cbiO
s7e.
Sari iii itetig.-- Strained, sspObnlitss
bis aates s4.40.
1erpenttu 1T ftetis su 891ze.
eseis lit Itetig.- Einbeimif9er 81f-6e,
Eafna sl4--6&c
WpIaffes 1T itetig. - Rew Orleans
Open RettIs. gutter bs 6oiee, S5-55c.
9uder.-Saober 1T ffetig. ---Ruscapabo
80 Tslf, 307c, Centrifugal 90 Tsft 857e;
Rolafies-B Bn6sr ~ Eeit 3.s2e. RafFntrtel
Ftefia.-gnt 2oaf 5.40c, Grufbeb $50, ,Nou!h
.0- 45se, Cubes 4.5se, 8ouoereb 475e
G8ranmateb 480e, 5ianronb "a 4.60, Con.
fecicnrrs ~ 4.45e go. 4.4oe, Ro. Q 405e
| go. 8 4.o0e, Rc. 4 8.95c, go. 8 e.S0e, SO.
s.S5c, SO. I 8.s0c, SO. 8 8-S5e, SO. o B.70s
| slo. 10 8.85c, go. II 8.s0s, SO. Ia 8-55c
30. 10 assoc. Ro. 1 $500.
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gbteaQo, %. Suli 1918.

SHueine aeidts sS.0O-945, as.
mtitte sS.55-945. ibuers $40 $50,
rcuse $40 - $50. iSertsI $500 - 9.15.
Nlartt ityah uub reiitens Toe nieoriser.
Tiuepieb.-G -Gseues s7.10-9.10. 9eras
Stiere s6.s0-790, Sto6srs unb Ygeeeers
S5.40-T.75, seiihe uno Seiisrs s3.80-s.20,
adlber ss.O0--l0.75. seartt itetig bis 10c
nleorlger.
z haftuub 2dmmer. -SAafe: GIN
heiutiite s4.35 - $50, 9dhrItnge 1915 ---
100.
gdmrer: gtnheimifas s5.65-7.05. nett
Tide 81 40-s.25. Sdhrlinge s5.75-6.s5.--
Rartt ifesig flr Sdafe fur 9dHlmer 25c
uieorlger.
8ufuhr. -59Dtius AZ, 900. Rinooleh
10000, Shaie uuo 2anlHer $4,000.
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Winter ST4--s8c, gEo. 8 1o. $3.50 1zc;
go. rpther 65--Sec per BI. Berfnuft MUIR
ben: / Gar gip. B fotber @inter 5u SIC, Q
Cars Ho. . Do. 5u S74c, Gar DO. su S8c,
Gar mad Brobe f4imaeIig, ;u 64Hc anf
benz G3eleiIe.
MeIf4torn. -- 3nfubr gering, Marft
feit.--Rc. tpeiBes $50 Nc, Ro. 3 rueiBes
8s $3.50, go. tueiBes e7--6sc SO. 2gels
bes SO h--87c, go. 8 bo. 66-66He, Ho. DO.
84H--otHs No.2 gemiibtes e6--s6Ae,
go. 3 bo. 6sK---eec, 30. 4 DO. 64 - csc,
ireibes Rolbenforn 67-- 69c, gelbes bo.,
8s--7Oc. semiIdtes DO. 68--6sc per 81.
Berfauft iUurntn: / Gar glo. B gentiid)tes
III 66c, Q ears go. DO. su 66c, / Gar DO.
su 8634c, 500 Bu. Ro ueiBes nit 6afer,
bsihmubt, III SOC auf benz @eleiie.
pafer. - Hlarft itetig. 92o iueiBer
A - 4hc Stanbaro meiBer 43lz 44c.
Rp. rueib.r 42H--43c, Ro. meiber 401z
Ale, Ro. 2 gemiidter 40H-41c, Ro. 3
DO. 4O--40He. SO. 4 30. 3sK 39Kc per Bu.
Bertauit uurben: Gar gep. 4 meiBer su
4IHc. / Gar WD. DO. su 43c, GnrSlano.
ar6 meiBer, neuer, Al 48Kc, 750 Bu Ro. 3
peiSfr nit aorn III 421lc, 800 BH. tpeiBer
mad 4rpbs NIT Roggen su 41c, Gar Ao.
gemiibisr beiuoelt, Su 40Hc auf benz 8e'
Ieile.
Soagen.--Rarit Ilau. - Ro. 6f--68c,
0o. 3 DO. 59---Blc, 9to. 4 DO. 80 -- b9c.
ssertauit wuroen: Gar $40. neuer 81 63c,
Gar DO. su 82e, / Gar Ro. 3 su 61Hc, i
Gar Ro. sa e0c. 800 Bu. 30. nit Saier
su SOC nuf benz @eEeiie.
Berglsih Der Getreibessgretie nit oenisni'
gen am gleidsH Eass bes uorigeu 5n6res:
5uli, %. 1918. gull. %. 1919
Geisen. Ro. . rotber ...... size 10Tc
Belihtoru. go. gemiIhtes Csc 76c
6afer, Ro 2ssmiThtsr neusr Ale 53c
Roegsn, Ro neuer ..... 62c 16c
6su, 9to. l Timotbn ..slg.75 $3.50
mhistp.
Ter T!artt mar itetia. 8ertauft tpurben:
749 Bbls. Tiitiaers iSiniIheo Gooos aui
Der Baiis ppn Sf.30 per Bagons.
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0ers. rsnss sss afssn IL ass sss1

@efb .on cal. iourbe 81 2-2KS aus
esliehtu.
grima eef4aftspapisre tpurben su OF
oissontirt.
GterlinaGrdanae III fetig. Stht
sn &4.s8zf uHb dommereiaI so s4s2H--
4.s5jx.
Bunbes. Cbfiaationen iDaren ne.
tia unb fuurben ME folat anoiirt:
Ber Etadten Refunbirung . 95H--96h "
~ rsgiftrirte ITO Ill, Gcnronsl10 -
iii, az regtftrirte t02~-102K COUPONS
i0s--1O2H, Banana 8egiitereb ~ %
g6. bo. 8f, 99H-i0OL.
Nfttenm marft. - Ter Start mar
teute sismlidl Iebhafi unb bic Yretis felt.
9ie SdIuBnotiruHssH Itan0eH metltens
iiber benen pom Eamitag.