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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

IN the event Senator Bryan is ap.
pointed to a federal judgeship hon.
=. W. Gilchrist of Punta Gorda, and
hon. A. c. Carson of Kissimmee, an
nounce their intention of becoming
candidates for the vacant senator
snip. Mr.. Gilchrist was formerly gov,
ernor of the state and Mr.. Carson at
one time was a state senator and is
brother-in-law of Senator Bryan's.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11
A SUGGESTION FOR coNslpERA-
TiOh
Ocala, Fla, Sept. 4. 1914.

Ocala, Fla, Sept. 4, 1914.
To the Editor Ocala Banner:
Up at the very peak of the world,
at the apex of civilization, where one
would naturally look for man TO bel
governed by reason, disassociated
from passion, we behold the sorry
spectacle of various nations, pretend
ing to be governed by the altruistic
and NONRESIDENT philosophy of Jesus
Christ, flying at each others threats
and praying piously and earnestly to-
the same God to make their bombs
and guns do more effective murder
| than those of their fellow Christians.
The scene is laid where kingcraft
and priestcraft are in full bloom ano
flower, and the pity is that we of the
great American commonwealth can
hardly felicitate ourselves on our own
| future.
Instead of a responsible monarch,
czar or autocrat, we have an ire
sponsible oligarchy composed of rail-
road kings, oil kings, iron and steel
kings, aided and abetted by legisla-
ton, current ecclesiasticism and all
! the SNUG responsibilities.
! These men, while not openly re-
sponsible for the outcome. can, by col
oring our avenues of information,
bring us to war, can bring on panics,
control the price of food, transporta-
ton and all human necessities. They
control our destinies as fully as the
autocrat of Russia controls the des-
TIMES of his subjects. Let us hope
that before discomfort breeds strife
in our own fair land, We may justly
discriminate between the rights of
property and the rights of man.
But l did not intend to preach to-
day, and only wanted to talk minute
about these idle negroes who, because
the war has closed many of our indus.
tries, must either beg or steal. Yes
terday they were good laborers. work
ing for the Anglo-Saxon; today they
are Migrants only because the Saxons
and Anglo-Saxons have run amuck.
No one knows how long these ad.
verse influences now affecting Florida
industries will continue, but only a
few months are needed to make a
vast army of unemployed Migrants,
until 0rfV,N oil ont n1f Sos
out of those who were useful labor.
ers.
\ Ocala and Marion county need
roads, The idle negro needs food.
raiment and honest protection against
his own latent evil impulses and the
exploitation of those who seek to
profit by his degradation.
Set the drag-net for idle Migrants.
bring them before any dispassionate
tribunal, and if proven Migrants put
them on a special road gang, with a
responsible overseer, instructed TO
give them good food, plain, unstriped
clothes when needed, eight hours
day of labor, fifty cents per day
wages, and quick and honorable dis
charge as soon as employment can be
found for them.
| Disassociate the matter as much as
possible from politics, court fees and
prejudice, and you may do the com.
munity and the vagrant a good turn,
and incidentally make good roads.
LESTER WARNER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11
= 500 Reward. 500

blea ne readers of this paper will be
dreaaSssSaus 10 learn that there is at least one
aba - disease that science has been
SS os;arrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
fraternoss. cure now known to the medical
disessssn ity. Catarrh being a constitutional
menf requires a constitutional treat
ana Ally. acting. directly upon the blood
by mucous surfaces of the system, there
easee es.roylng. the foundation of the dis
bulid,na ana giving the patient strength by
natmra9 up the constitution and assisting
have IN doing its work. The proprietors
ers sh SO much faith in its curative pow
for s srat they offer One Hundred Dollars
Tor ns{yecase that 1t fails to cure. Send
Aaasst Of testimonials.
Scs drs IS J: CHENEY q CO., Toledo, Ohio.
~. z al Druggists, 75c.
Daii's Family Pills for constipation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

The Methodist Advocate announces
the very critical illness of Rev. r. l..
Virgins. Mr.. Virgins was at one
time pastor of the church in this
city. He is the son of Rev. James L.
Virgins who was one of the pioneer
settlers at Lake Weir. He was a
class-mate and intimate friend OF
Alex. HI. Stephens of Georgia and at
one time associate editor of the Ban
ner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

Rev r. ". Barnett and wife. and ac-
complished daughter, Miss Lulie. after
a pleasant visit % a week with their
son. DR.. d. g. Barnett. have returned
to their home az Winter Haven Mr.
and Mrs. Barnett have many friends
In Arcadia. and Miss Lulie holds the
position OF one OF the music teachers
in Wesleyan Female College. Macon.
Ga.--Arcadia Items In Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

Mrs. r. L. Anderson of this city has
the sincere sympathy of her host of
friends in the sudden death of her
brother, Judge w. NJ. Smith, which
occurred Thursday night at his home
at Louisville. His daughter, Miss Lu.
die Smith, who had been spending the
past several weeks in Ocala, had just
reached home the day before her
father passed away.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

Carranza Is now recognized as
chief of the Mexican rebels. but a
provisional president must be select.
ed whom the president OF the United
States will recognize before the Unit.
ed States troops are withdrawn from
that territory.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

Broward said that the draining of
the Everglades was dead easy. Re
was elected governor on that issue.
bought his dredges and began the
work. but the Everglades are stiIl an
drained. That has been more than a
decade ago.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

A writer in the Pensacola Journal
says that the failure of the bank in
Pensacola was caused by loans on
turpentine and rosin, the war in Eu.
rope shutting down the markets, ii
was impossible for the bank to realize
on its loans, so as protect its deposit
ors the best course seemed the clos.
ing of the banks doors. He says that
the bank is entirely solvent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

There was a time when Georgia,
and South Carolina, and Mississippi.
and so many Of the southern states
had great statesmen to represent her
in the halls of congress-wFat' the
matter with the country that it is
breeding such small lot of politi-
clans for statesmen?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

A case was before Judge Bullock
friday afternoon asking for a re-
VeiVer to take over the farm opera
IONS OF Mr.. David H. Kirkland. The
suil was brought by Mr.. t. S. Kyle.
'uuge Bullock refused to grant the
application.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

The Galveston News suggests that
Mr.. Andrew Carnegie dedicate his
peace palace az the Hague as q per.
manent home Tor mad kings. The
kaiser ought 10 be given prominent
place IN Il.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

The Tampa Tribune says that Side
walk signs have gone from Orlando.
and another forward step has been
taken by the City Beautiful" ocala
set that pace several years ago.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

The London. News says that Presi-
dent Wilson has set a policy for all
civilized nations 10 follow and one
which all nations will follow when the
present war in Europe Is over-the
policy OF "watchful waiting"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

Mr.. T. b. Bowling. a former citizen
of 0cala. was a visitor Co the city
Thursday on business, and coming 90
see the ball game. Mr.. Bowling =
now a citizen OF williston.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

J. NJ. BarcO. who has been visiting
his Daughter. Mrs. James N. Jackson.
and his son. Mr.. sam Barco. left this
morning for his home In Clearwater.
Miami Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

These September Morns are beau
tiful soothing and exhilerating. We
are glad to see them.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11
s'eETS.IT," z Drops,
Corn vanishes I!


Desperate, are you. over trying to
get rid of corns! Quit using OLD
r,nding-tapes and cotton rings that
make a fat little package out Of your
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

foe. Quit furnishing your feet by
nsing toe-eating saves and ointments.
TO use knives, flies, SCISSORS and
razors. s.iciaG AID hacking at a corn.
only make it grow faster and bigger.
# also brings danger of bleeding
and blood poison. The new way. the
new principle never kao--a before in
corn-history, IS "CETG-I-." It's a
liouid-2 drops on a corn does the
work Pain goes. the corn begins to
shrivel and out it comes. You apply
II in two seconds. Nothing to stick.
nothing to hurt, and it never fails.
Try "GETS-IT'' tonight Oh corns. cal
luses, warts or bunions.
"GETS-IT" is sold by druggists
everywhere. Csc a bottle. or sent di-
rect by E. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
Sold by Autobiography Drug Store
and by Tyding & Co., Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-09-11

q eight O'Clock
ne Cor dinnsr
In fact a
g. rek leading
aTe yeara aEo
lds eneounteFed
o. ruads are
} steep but TIE
~ god reads
i Wau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01

Set bleo en- lang % tiIoeIS piolsi.
tig 0ebot ON oette. Ger ioreloa tr,
6orlIag, ion isIger:
sra So9nepreit @aritao:
IS 6i%lllutning I'll oct 6tc on zoe
2anosmsoe2 @eiIutninaer onbeioler
oet soc flrfeIiQe 2onoSmsoe, at
airfefommisiioncn3 MinoretalS
principnIe SoriloG (ocn iri 6olfefir.
fe) Ip1ecs iii @rmlo ueo @icnnem.
ierelicn al Crgoniiationen al SEN
norlfe Strife"
Sra F~roicaior SbIen:
Get Soc firfeligc 2uno3meoe uo.
taller liz Tor en- bel IN airfcorQaniia.
ton pao Stat9firfcuS @rlro. hOor.
peo airfen3 SeIuitnre OF 6rlbeo /
oonoelige Sager melt mulig fon iii.
res OF qiennemtorcS. Suu03meoct
anbcioIer mlocr Senim iii ocn 10.
rcligNcn0e SitltatIou, at nlan MI
ianttiOig iegcr gicnnemicrt iaIinIo
airfcraao OF &irfemeoe lom loo.
hicnlIebc SrNnner ior SanoSfirfcn,
% Mcniabeo@rooo OF WoOcr ION
lopbicmIeoe Crgouer Tor GnfeItme.
%nilocu."
Sra Tuitor 2nocr @ruu:
"2ouo@neoet oubeioIcr. at Ser
inorclt muliG 1icnncmierc@ Ell Or
anniiotion al Steomcuigbcocr lant
"Reminiscences Mcouirfen pc0
gciiililc Gnlbc0crS @ciuttelie. po.
icutliq opercu2iteumcnoe mcO Sir.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 6lertol3 Sorilag."
Ger uotcrcoc5 oucr 6or'la9enc /
0cn Srocn. Sc Der cr oniert. So8.
neprclt Nnritno5 Sorllol ue0to1et
iprit mco 36 moo 70 Stenmer,
buorpoo Sc TO ANDRE SoriIdg iorfa.
lte0cH. benbolo4pi2 moo S ~ I
Stcmmcr. NIon Ter iodleoe9, at
NIeningerue cr nlclct lfarpt ioroeIt
pon ire Vnrticr.
Sil Sormono / set me 2un0@ito.
palg polgte9 @iifop @rm (3l St)
% iorsuriQt al @eiitliQc Sognepreit
Gop. Sperorltp (3l St) o. Soanc-
prcit @lmoerien or St.. NJ 2Gp.
mGuo poIgte9 6oritonocr Hcfitcn
al St., Froioior (aranGcr (39
St). Eroie3ior &bIcn C33 ST.,
ScfrctUr glnorcicn (33 St., Cpcr.
ITrcr &inpooI (2S St.), % SGrcr
Stare Oh ST..
&aromTno: Eaitor 6reibolp as
St), og SoGneprcit Gu9cn Nnn0icn
6 St) letter 2ootrGfniul ncS
Stiit2prcpit 0tto &cuicL iom o..
iaa houbc s Stcumcr). nj 2Tg.
muno Froic2ior @rlm OF ST..
@%oorobrulcr Moor (1S St.), Er5.
iesior MorNcuitieruc (13 ST., A@
ic2ior Nambro CT St), Aopofat
aiGr C. ST., % Stutar0oo N}cIbDc
(G Stcmmer).
AiitemuinNernc / 0icuiQbcocrnc
oper airfcioriatningen poo9aur
REMEDIES, og bibtil iune5 oct, iort
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01

ON oct parti, iom bar min6it paa
a%irfcms6et. bar itsrit antal oeo DIS.
le Ifltemninger. Won oil ie, at SIT.
r~ilterne tar n~ofiaa iorig Gel / pore
firfeltge 0i5fusiioner. Saranoer,
MIorgeritierne, Sambro oa aipr err
aae al 2onoets melt fremrogen6e
Suriiter, og Groiesior 8aranger er
oiitnof oen iortgite 6ritiremono Of
ale.
Get err ieloisIgelig etret, of Se
i~terfeit intcre5iereoe 6oooe / firfepo.
Iitiif % / reIiaisit Senieenbe fom.
mer meo pad oisie Msoer, og oeres
@eilttrirqer moa oerfor tiapgses
ltor GGgt.
Gn 9riitianiasS riainal SpS.
@rosIerer 6. u. PmtIien er al.
ganet peo 0soen. 50 Nnr gammel.
8ro5Ierer FaliIien par loot /
ariitiouia / 1882. 5 1916 reiite
ban iii England for at lore Sproget
OF begpnote 9tarct eitcr i'm ieIuitGn.
ojqe 2iu3baue lom Sisglit. San
tog Northumberland / 1850, o0
ticnte gooe Eenge iau ban / 1859
flInoc fiebe iig e9et SeiIifib. 5
1870 I(Itteoc ban po1 SiScr og be.
Qprote Grport al GrrIait OF SSnr.
port al Nul / a%riitinnin. 5 1876
iifrcoe ban Tia ueo ct meget freml-
lnnt aisb Sc itore aultomter IarGs
Oslo Soou. iom / 1901 bleu fiebt
al &riitiouIa &onmuue. (auIlcu
bar iorlt0cu ,Sorrctuiu1amouO ogioa
en- itor @aaroeier / 6oueoitaocu.
Ter pdr greet op omfriug ocune
SfiTcIie en- utroIi1 Mpn9oe Guen.
tur ON bans 8apmmmOetbe0 ca
lruorreubc0 / inc ltotalcIier. 90
Cpnauuct "aglnpoulien", ion ban
bauhe ionet. tog ban Ielu life ior'
nprmeIig 90. San bleu Ell mcgct
ria Wono. Gaa Sen onocn iranl.
iurO oebtc otto Sper0rup ct 6ielO
Ioroi2hauct "Ntolnt"
"aglapddIicu", o. set bar Fdulicn
iom hopoe bioro1et nleget til 6Tr'
oen. itolt al. San uar en- uoprpgct
ioItcIig SfiffeIie o. %piItnof en-
NiertcloNct3 Ntcuucite UNDER oct
bQrirc Pore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01
@i bar pafre ,Sulefurt iaar.

tig iirIige linen finiib", StsrreIie
3AX5A, meo nmaaoeIis imutte
opbsieoe Srnamerter / set benitre
Sjsrne. gi trpffer Ceres Haon oe
NoreSie pua oi@ie Sort og ienSer
Dem. meo aonUOlutter, portoirit, II
for Is Gents, % iOr $1.25. Seno
ms Ceres 9eiiiqinser itiSe. SnS.
lng Clamps eQer Wonepproer. 9.
slnnnbien p~ubIii6ins 60, 5ccorab.
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01
Sra Opoal.
,Slitnln9.)

@iifop 9ecfmann bolot %l'ltata |
Spoal oen t9-21 Septenlber. Ser-
bag ben 19oe bar Ser @arneglioStle'
ncite / Sopeofirfcn ianlt SanttaIe
meo @arna peo @iifoppen. Gfterpoa
hapoe @iifoppen Meoe meo SGrerlle
til Somtale ON &riItenoontsunOer-
pisningen.
Senoog Sen 2Obe Sept. bar Ser
8uOsticnelte meb ErGOifen al @t-
ifpppen og Sperbsring paa alrfc-
aulpet al Iarets &onfirmonter og
onben llngoom. Manoag ben 21oe
Sept. nor Ser @uostieneitc / 9eniet
airfe nleo Nruoifen al Sognepreit
@ppier, bereiter Samtale meO Bar
no % Gale til Wenigbeoen al @iltop-
pen. Man9c Solf meotc ircm til
Sc iorifieQigc @%uoStleneiter.
Sngeborg s. Gal6u, SonoelS-
mono s. g. Nalbus png'te Satter,
bpoc Sen 12te September paa oereS
Spter / @iepilpatsoolen eiter bare
fort SiDs Spgeleie. Sun bauoe pT-
ret liot buorlie en- s Cages Sio, men
ma troeoc, bet bare q en- olnllnoes
Iiq "Narang", inotil Softoren foln
oa filnoe gipe Sen @eifeo, at bun
bar mcoet alporlig an9rebet al NOD
pcbetpnoelie og panifelig piloe Itna
oct oper. Sn1eborg s. Ialbu bleo
bare t6 gor %golnnel. Slln oil 'ap'
mes blanot @enner og @eflenote, met
raturligpis al Tor9lbre og Se'fen-
Sc. Sor bare no9le Tiger Iioen hno-
Sc bun iamnlen meb i'm Softer 8lllls
bilb og lin Sar bcie9t llb'tilirt9m
&riitianio.
Gn anben ung EiSe Marit ,. 8or-
ictefrcn bebe oen 2ben Sftober. Nf-
bebe bar / 20 gorsoloeren. Sum
blep pliloiclig ina / Sn9eborg @olbuS
@egrapelie OF oeoe fna Gage efter.
Spmptomerne ifllloc meget ligne
Sngeborg Mulbus Sp9Oom. 2iget
bleu obouceret al Sr. NiSien Tor at
fonnlc cfter 0ebsaoringen.
Siolrb @olben / Sripoalen %
Srrcrinoe Sngrio Seleg9 poo Mel-
~lclnuolan Sfole blep piet / Srono-
hicnt Sen 13oc September.
Sm iibite Spits Glg. og Hensbpr-
iogt fan berctteS, at 8. @rllot, Sobn
8rltot % 3. Stoffc bar ifnot Ell ,
slurS Gleore / @ruotmarfen. s.
9omli, 81. Tngerli % 6. HenaaS
bar ifllbt TO Glger, Ell / Wo9ietmor-
fen og cit pao Sorobus' @runb.
Crit SaptorSlcf, Ginar Soel % G.
Spis ifisb Ell 8 Iars Ore pes Sos
iutcrerl. Noo SieQbeim bar man og-
iao ifllot ct Spr. Set er faa Gig
ipor at ie iaar, 0erimoo begpnoer
Shorten at breoe iig / Meloalen og
Mcnnebll, 90 ga maa nof Glgen rno-
al. @iffel @olb, 8. Sou5en % q.
SaorItabbagen i Hennebu bar ifuot
en- 4 MorS Glgore paa Nerifo9en.
Otter bpob Spgere beretter ifal BET
bore Tibet Glg / Hennebu, og / Sp'
BAL piitnof enooa minbre; for FER er
piit ineen ifiiot oenne Spit. 9are
noele foa Iensopr. Houlo llp /
2eniet % Ell &omerat ifioo iaalcoes
eli Gen / Ginonlstrafterne. s Wel.
bolen cr ogioa if,lbt en- Short al 81
bert Sanopif paa bennes GienOom
Safspien. Spennppnte Crit Saptors-
Isf bar osiaa ifi,ot en- Gig / @lomli-
marfet.
Mens ieg ifripcr ON Sogten, ifal
ieg oaiaa fortGae, at / gerieifo5en
or ifllbt 3 Glger. Sobn 2. SprItao
ifieo Ell / @onnamarfen, TO bleu
ifuot / Melbpntarferne al Sergeont
81. &. Weblllm % Sngebr. .. @enn.
Spoals Serrebsitpre beiluttebe /
Mpbe ben lite Sftober, at 9lore nor.
foloen Serreosifat ifal inofr9oes fer
Mptaar. Sor bper Sfolefrebs naIg-
tes en- Manb til at foretage Snbfr9u.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01
Set firfeligc gnnosmpoe.

Set firfeIige 2onosmsoe, iom err
aiholot her / a~riitianld / Den iorleb.
ne llge, bar oenne Sang pGret al
lanai iterre 2Snteresie emo noget tiO.
liaere iaaoont. 3ette gipIoer life
bare De iotteoe 9eilntninger, men
oQiaa Sen liuIige, oite ifarpe, 3ebat
iom err isrt. Zen isrite itore Sag,
iom par oppe, bar ON man ifllIoe an
beiole ct raoogioenoe airfemsoe inb.
falot iii @ebanoling al De firfeIige
Heiormiorilog, iom M Ell oppe Tor
Stortinget. So%gnepreIt Sauge inc.
leoebe bette Spsrgsmaal OF itiaeoc
5orilag ON Ell iaaoont airfenleoe9
2nofoloelIe. 9Ianot DC iornemite
Wooitanbere al airfemsoet par
Troiesior Spoer @run, blanot 6or.
Iuarerne giifop Chr. Srun.
Sor Ell Tar gnr iioen bar SET iua
iom troeoe, at et %iaaoant Wsoe tun-
De iaaes iitano; men MI fom oet
operraifenoe Reililtat. Of meo Al
moo 9 Stemmer bleu Sogneprcit
Sauges 6orilas o~eotaget.
M3eo oenne @igisrelie iaa man
ogiaa ! bpiIteu Retning oen onoen
uiatige Sag. iom ~bebanoIebeS. Oiloc
aaa. Set bar Spsrgsmaalet ON
Statstirfens gibeboloelie. iom Ben
err. Snoierelie al paafrrpebe Reior.
mcr. eQer StntsfirtcnS @iitaiieIic
o. SnoicreIie al Ell ri 6cltcfirfc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01
SplupruOnttiuncn

&co Seluucrfct pda Songsberg
bar Scr uprct arbei0ct unoer force.
ret Sriit / belle Sommer oG irenlo.
ucr Npitcn, tiIocls meo ire Sftit CT.
tcltc Gage / llqen. % man bar /
Here llQcr arbeIoct oglaa @erbo1,
iom ellerS CT 6riOag ueO Sslugrur
6crnc. llnoer Hcfrutifolen oq 30.
talion9iumIiuqeu blcp ser tagct jnH
Ell Gel me Tolf. ,$ntet Anr /
Splppcrfcta Niitoric ulier Ell iou
ria Seluiorefomit poa &ongsberQ.
iom 1914. Tro0uftionen er uniIdo
ct i'll # Cons Solu. &eo Ssluuer.
fer cr oniot omfriud 800 Nrbeiocr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-01

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
HARRISBURG FANS
ON ANXIOUS BENCH
Opening Game on Wednesday With
York Will Start a Busy
Season

Harrisburg fans have two more days
to wait until the shouting begins. On
Wednesday the Tri-State teams move
to the front for seasons chase. Judg-
ing by the work of the teams to date
it will be some race.
Most of the teams, including Har-
risburg, were lined up to-day for final
practice. Tuesday, the day preceding
the opening, is always devoted to pick
Ing our regulars. This will be done
at Island Park tomorrow. Harrisburg
entertained the Susquehanna A. c. this
afternoon.
Beginning early tomorrow morning
Manager Cockill will have his squad
working hard. When o'clock comes
he will know who is likely to be his
regulars. The boys all show ginger,
and the picking will not be an easy
task.
At a meeting of the local officials
this evening final plans for the open
ing on Wednesday will be announced.
1t is to be a memorable day State,
county and city officials will be the
guests of the Pennsylvania Exhibition
Company, also the members of the
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce,
who are boosters this season. There
will be the usual flag-raising, and Gov
ernor John K. Tener is scheduled to
toss out the first ball. Ticket books
are finding a liberal sale, and baseball
fans are ready to start a boosting game
that will increase in enthusiasm every
day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
New Cumberland Fans
Get First Victory;
Home Runs a Factor

New Cumberland opened the Cen
tral Pennsylvania League season at
nome Saturday with victory. Middle
town lost, score 6 to 4.
The game was preceded by pa
,rade and the raising of the pennant
won last year. The New Cumberland
band led fifty automobiles carrying
President f. A. Steese of the league,
the players of both teams, New Cum
berland club officials and influential
hackers of the game in New Cumber-
land through the principal streets
The ceremonies at the ball park
were much after the fashion of grown
up league openings. With the band
playing Under the Double Eagle"
President Steese run up the pennant.
The large and enthusiastic crowd,
patient with the formalities, was eager
for the umpire's play ball" Burgess
Wilson tossed out the ball. Nine
rounds of gilt edged game followed.
New Cumberland maintained a more
or less comfortable lead. However,
there was no time when a home spec
tator could lean back in his seat and
feel satisfied as to the final outcome.
Both teams put up game that needed
close watching.
The box score shows the game in
detail but it doesn't explain the stimu-
lus responsible perhaps, for the high
percentage of home runs figuring in
the score. Home runs have a money
value with the New Cumberland team.
The batsman who tallies a home run,
or some home runs, draws a dollar
apiece for same. Out of a total of four
home runs made in Saturdays game,
New Cumberland players were cred
ited or rather paid, for three dollars
worth. Three trips did the ball make
over the "21, 900 homes of the Tele-
graph fence ad; three times did the
band blare out, This Is the Life This
Is the Life" Read the score:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
Telegraph Squad
to Practice Wednesday
By "Bud'' Fisher

Candidates for positions on the
Telegraph team will play a game at
Island Park Wednesday evening, after
which the regular team will be picked
for the season. Two teams will line up
as follows:
Regular team-Boss, c.; Manley, p;
Sterrick, 1 b.; Shields, b.; Stewart,
S.; Ibach, 8 b.; Dwyer, |. f.; Mersing-
er, C. f.; Thomas, r. f.
Yanigans-Bingham, c.; Holsberg,
p.; Fry, l b.; Morganroth, 2 b.; Waltz,
ss,; Cooper, 3d.; E. Waltz, |. f.;
Marks, C. f.; Shoeman, r. f.
New uniforms will be secured and a
schedule of games being arranged.
Twilight games are desired with any
strong team. Address or call on either
phone c. w. Thomas. daily Telegraph
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
TEAM
WAS AN EASY VICTIM

Harrisburg's Tri-State aggregation
toyed with the Enginehouse No. 1
team on Saturday, winning out by a
score of 13 to 4. The railroaders suf-
fered somewhat from stage fright.
They lacked hits and team work.
Manager Flanagan said they could
and would do better the next time.
Harrisburgs squad had a good bat
ting and fielding practice and took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to loosen
up. The score by innings follows:
r. II. e.
Enginehouse 0 o 90 200-4 6
5 020 201x-13 Is /
Batteries: Wertz, Adams, Phillips,
Gohon and There; Alcorn and Rishel.