THE CITIZKX, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1011.
IN THE WORLD OF
SPORT
Overall, One of Few Players
to Really Quit Baseball.
Cases of ball players deliberately re
tiring while still with plenty of frond
playing left In them are few and far
between. In fact, the number of ball
tossers who quit the big leagues volun
tarily can almost be counted on the
fingers of one band. Every year a
number of players announce their re
tirement from the sport, but at the
opening of the campaign can bo seen
cavorting around with the rest of the
bunch. This season there were many,
but only two were In earnest, and they
are Orvle Overall of the Cubs and
JaUo Stahl of the Boston Americans.
The pair announced last fall that they
Intended to retire from the game for
good. Stahl is in the banking busi
ness in Chicago, nnd Overall is In the
mining business and says he has struck
It rich In California. Manager Chance
mill miss the services of Overall this
Benson. Orvie when In good condition
,was ono of the best pUeliein in the Na
tional league.
Germany Has Crack Sprinter.
For the first time In tho history of
track and field sports Germany has
produced n first class sprinter, and this
man, who Is little more than a begin
ner, Is likely to prove a stumbling
block to the visitors nt the Swedish
Olympic games next year. The name
of the flier Is It. Itau, and In competi
tion he sports tho purple and gold of
the Berliner Sports club of the Ger
man capital. Quite recently In the in
door Olympic games at Berlin Rau
gave a flue display of sprinting prow
ess and something which means that
the visitors from America, England
nnd other countries will have to look
to their laurels nt Stockholm next year.
The German covered the fifty meters
In 6 7-10 seconds, figures which, if
closely calculated, compare with the
best on the record books of any coun
try lu the world today.
Unique Baseball Team Formed.
A remarkable baseball team Is being
-organized by tho students of tho Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. It is to be
called the Cosmopolitans. The name
Is appropriate, as in tho lineup are na
tives of China, Korea, Cuba, Porto
Rico and, of course, the United States.
Tho team is said to be a strong one
nnd should bo able to give a good ac
count of itself against tho Philadelphia
prep schools and minor organizations.
The lineup follows: Pitchers, F. Y.
Kim, Korea, and J. Ricarte, Porto
Rico; catcher, J. B. Calom, Porto
Rico; first base, J. F. Reeves, United
States; second base, J. K. Shryock,
United States; third base, R. Jiminez,
Cuba; shortstop, F. Penabaz, Cuba;
outfielders, R. Jacobson, Cuba; M. Co
mas. Cuba, and n. S. Tsang. China.
Japs to Be Here Soon.
Tho Waseda university baseball team
of Tokyo, Japan, which is coming to
this country as tho guests of the Uni
versity of Chicago, Is expected to ur
rlvo lu San Francisco tho latter part
of April. Besides playing a three
game series in Chlcngo, the Japanese
players will meet all the leading col
lego nines In the west.
Tho Japs play tho first game In Chi
cago May 0, the second Juno 3 nnd tho
third Juno 17, which will bo tho uni
versity alumni day.
At a recent meeting of the Western
Conference association the Japanese
trip was heartily Indorsed, and games
aro being booked with tho Universities
of Illinois, Indinna, Iowa, Minnesota,
Northwestern, Purduo and Wisconsin.
Try Baseball In England Again.
Although baseball never yet has
caught on" in England, tho National
Baseball Association of London will
mnko another big attempt this summer
to popularize tho American pastlmo in
Great Britain.
Tbero aro no particularly good play
ers in London, but an effort will bo
mado to arrange a fixture between the
Britishers and some "star" Americans.
The Rhodes scholars at Oxford will
also have teams.
COLLEGE ROWING
PLANSFOR 1911
Pennsylvania Looms Up Strong
For Pouglikeepsie Rasa.
tloulnr arc cxncctinir crnnr tniturx nt I iN-injuirmu i, . .
tho crew that fought so splendid a race i O REAL ESTATE. -Bv virtue of process ;
uul ui mo jouri 01 uommon 1
Pleas of Wayno county, and State of ,
Pennsylvania, and to mo directed
' and delivered; I have levied on ano
will expose t" nubile sale, at the .
Court House in Honesdalo. on i
THl'KSDAY, MAY 18, UH1, a V. i. '
All the dofonilnnt.'H rlirlit ntlo 1
and Interest in the following de
scribed property viz:
All that certain lot or parcel of
CORNELL STRIKES A SNAG.
Wholesale Defection Has Left Coach
Courtney With Only Two Men of
1910 Boat Columbia Has Lost Heav
ily, and So Have Badgers.
With a perceptible tightening of
training the college oarsmen have
moved Into the second stage of their
preparation. The more practicable
work on tho water has been put In
motion at all of tho big universities
where rowing Is a varsity sport. Al
ready Cornell, Pennsylvania, Colum
bia, Syracuse and Wisconsin liavo been
out on tho water for practice.
Although gloomy enough In the
depths of winter, the prospects for the
annual regaUa at Pouglikeepsie. N. Y.,
are better this year than usual, and
without a doubt the crews will -probably
bo more evenly matched than Is
usually tho case. Graduation lias de
prived several crows of their most
valuable men, and then again condi
tions have arisen like that nt Cornell,
where an apparently veteran crew has
been forced to give up rowing for one
reason or another, leaving (he less ex
perienced men to carry on the work.
Columbia lost most heavily by gradua
tion, as four of the Blue and White
varsity eight received their degrees
and the two others have quit.
Cornell lost not a single man by
graduation, but a wholesale defection
has left Courtney with only two men
of the eight who rowed a year ago.
Tho six men who have dropped out aro
all seniors and wore members of the
1003 Cornell freshman crew which was
transformed Into the varsity eight of
1000. The sudden loss of one crew
does not seem to worry Courtney very
much, however, nnd he has boated an
other eight, made up mostly of last
year's freshman squad. Wisconsin lost
half Its crow by graduation, but the
remaining four are still in college and
will be n nucleus for tho 1011 eight.
Pennsylvania and Syracuse have
been tho most fortunate so far as be
ing able to hold on to their men is
with Cornell last Juno. At Syracuse
the situation has not been any too
rosy, however, for n deficit In tho ath
letic association of something more
thnn $0,000 caused the suspension of
the crew for several months, and al
though Coach Ten Eyck has received
permission to go ahead the debt has
not altogether been paid off.
There Is good material at Prince
ton. The Tigers started outdoor work
with fifty enthusiastic candidates,
i There are three varsity boats and a
freshman's eight. The only regatta
A".. . "" wit: Beginning at a heap of stones
, .Muii-iuii nu;,.-, iu ui- Hum on me common corner of lots 23 22 34
. Carnegie lake. May 10. and 3d In the allotment of the Indian
I Harvard's outdoor work is very satis- urcnaru tract: thence bv lots Nns
factory. After several drills the men 21 ad " i" said allotment, south
showed surprisingly clean blade work. ' 8'xty-seven degrees west one hun
The Harvard vnrsity crew have at ' ,re,,,lc,and eISty-fven rods to a
least one date for a raoo settled on X 1 V3 ,lnl,,dle f th
their spring schedule that with Cor- K S' dd tan? 75
uell on May 27 on Lake Cayuga, at Herzog twenty-seven and three
ltnnca. With the Cornell race nt that quarters rods to a corner; thence by
time and tho possibilities for the Yale land 'now or formerly of C. N. Root
race at about the same time in Juno, nortl1 sixty-seven degrees east to a
Hie Crimson oarsmen will bo obliged 1)0,st ad "tones corner; thenre by
to row a m.vw crowded schedule than f- ?i "?uth twenty-three
Wray would like to have, rfvin him '1. ,wen l-slx . " e-
i . .... . inm iuus io tne piace oi ueglnnlne
only a month between tho two impor- containing thirty acres be the same
tant races to got the crow In shane for more or loss.
I the event on the Thames. j The other lot or parcel beginning
i At New Haven Yale is preparing I lu tne center of the public road lead-
very quietly. There aro several of last
spff NEWEST PRODUCTIONS
IN OUR
COMPLETE STOCK
The House Furnishing Department is Complete with
the New Goods from the Manufacturer.
The Finn? g?inras
land together with tho improvements ' . . , , ,
thereon, situate in Berlin township, 1 1,1 sizes made can be had m the Best Designs and ColorinirR
Wayne CnlltltV. Pnnnavli,nnln r..lii JI IT.,.. -1-1 . . . " o'
bounded and .wHhprt n f Aif ! m!uui1-j una vaiue oaus ana batisnes.
, a uu. ..no recent trials prove ,.. Nn - " """V'
f . " " v-..v. ji mu iuuu
ing lrom the Honesdale and Dela
ware l'lanit Road to Berlin f'ontnr
tho Rlue will be ns strong ns if not
stronger lhan last season.
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of Anton Knehr: tlinnpf. nnrth oivt,,
seven degrees east bv tho ;ilim-p rin.
Was Good Once. 1 scribed lot ono hundred and flfty-
A certain well known composer now, soven and one-half rods to a stones
Id the full vigor of his established rep 1 c01'ntJI"; thence south twenty-three
utation was at ono time when ho was (if5efs Eastt nlnetce and two-tenths
comparatively unknown engaged in, ubv larnu nou-T CT0rV
writing the music for a production fa c'TRo'ot'souTiVsovree
thered by two managers who knew west ono hiimi,i h i.,l.
- un oiAij-aiA luua
ill addition1 to the center nf tho o.nl.i ,,ii,n ,..i.
i - " ...... iuuu,
uiuiiue aiong tne center of tho same
the several courses twenty-four rods
exactly what they wanted
to knowing next to nothing of the mu
sicui classics. Alter uavnig burned "" courses twenty-iour rods
much midnight oil and worked bimsell! , H"3 placo of beSlnnls; contain
into a state of semieollnnse In n vnln! twonty acres, be the same more
4 - . J6SS
endeavor to produce a llnalo which j Ucltic Hip nmo i-,n,i ;,o,i i ,
would please them the composer ton IIafn1r"1xT deed'dad'jS
,...b i.ic iL-ji-tiuu luuuu i, isisi, ana recorded in Wavnn
script nud In despair took to tho the
ater an entire section of "Knust" to
which he had somehow managed to
fit tho words assigned to him. He
played it over, nnd ono of the mana
gers said quite unfeelingly, "Well, Gus,
the others were pretty bad, but this
one is the rottenest of them all." "SoV"
remarked tho weary musician dryly.
"It was considered good when Gounod
wrote it!" Metropolitan Magazine.
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I
nOAQIiANO, CAPTAIN OP
CREW.
PENNSYLVANIA
concerned. They have lost only one
man apiece, and tho Quakers lu par-
One Story Eollcsed.
"Hot in Brazil?" said the young man
who had just returned fr.-m a trip
to South America. "Well, I should
say so. Do you know, for days at a
time we couldn't take our after dinner
siesta on account of the peculiar
noIse3."
"What noises?" asked tho blond ste
nographer Innocently.
"Why, tho coffee popping on the
trees. You see, the sun was so hot
the grains just roasted before they
were picked."
The old traveler yawned.
"Itnther warm down there, bub," he
rejoined laconically, "but when I was
down there you couldn't sleep nt night.
iery once in awhile there would
sound the most extraordinary crack
ling noise that ever fell" upon the hu
man par."
"What were the sounds, Mr. Blngs?"
And Mr. Rings ynwned again nnd
replied, "Tho rubber trees stretching
themselves." Chlcngo News.
Where One's Breath Falls as Snow.
Verkholansk, a small village in the
northeast of Siberia, Is tho coldest
placo in the world. It is a convict
station. No precautious against es
cape nre needed, for Verkholansk is
guarded by tho wind. Though the
average temperature of tho three
worst winter months Is 85 degrees of
frost, intense cold like this Is easy to
bear in calm weather. But a strong
breeze at that temperature or within
20 degrees of it will kill every living
thing not under shelter. In tho Icy
cold of Verkholansk an iron ax head
dropped on tho ground smashes like
glass. A board of unseasoned wood,
on the other hnnd, freezes aa hard as
steel. Frozen nicotine blocks tho
stem of tobacco pipes, while one's
breath falls nt one's feet in a fine
white powder.
- - - " vi nt n ajuu
County Deed Bonk Nn Ri nt n. r.i
granted and convoyed to Jacob Haf
ner and the said Jacob Hafner et ux
granted and conveyed to Desmond
Keesler by deed dated December 2,
190S, and recorded in Wayne Coun
ty Deed Book No. 99 at page 1G9.
On the above described premises
there is one house and two hams.
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of Jacob Hafner and
Desmond Keesler, Terre Tenant, No.
83 . October Term, 190S. Judgment
?J0. Searle & Salmon, Attorneys.
ALSO
All that cerfnln nlm-n r.. ,ionni nr
ui i'lllVCI Ut
land sltnnto In li-n,, i.,..
' , "v"tH luwuaiiip,
I Wayne county, Pennsylvania, bound
i ed and described as follows:
Beginning at the southwest corner
pf a lot convoyed to Edward Manley
by Chapman N. Boot and Hannah, his
wife, at a stake and stones corner on
the west side of Holberfs Brook;
thence by lands of the said Chapman
N. Boot, north sixty-seven degrees,
east by the Standard Meridan of
Wayne county two hundred and thirty-live
and one-half rods to a stake
corner; thence north twenty-three
degrees, west to a post in Huck
Pond; thence by land of Edward
Manley by tho said Meridan south
oiAij -seven degrees, west two hun
dred and twenty-two and one-half
rods tO tllfi Wpstorn otrlo Tji
- . - - 11 vi uiu iiui-
bert Brook; thence down and along
jjiuuh mo several windings and
courses thereof, the general courses
being south, three decrees oast thir
ty-seven and one-half rods to the
luiico or oeginning; containing fifty
me same more or less.
Beintt the snmn lnnrt tliot n
Mumford et ux convoyed to George
Stegner by deed dated June 17, 1907
and recorded in Wayne County Deed
uuun. mu. si, ji pagO 666.
Seized and taken in execution
the nronertv nf finnri ciamii.
the suit of E. C. Mumford to Minor
Brown's' use. No. 6 June Term,
1907. Judgment ?44G. Searlo &
Salmon, Attorneys.
TAKE NOTICE All bids and costs
must bo paid on day of salo or deeds
will not bo acknowledged.
M. LEE BBAMAN, Sheriff.
Honesdale, Pa., April 21, 1911.
33eoi4
more to he desired than in any year are bright, soft and harmon
ious in bleudings
Window and Door Curtains and
Portieres
are all that heart and eye can wish, Design and Shading very ai
tistio and aptivating
The Floor Coverings
in Mattings and Linoleums are just the thing for the
a i
opnng ana bummer use. Clean, healthful and cool.
Shades
coming
in all grades and standard sizes on hand,
made tc order and best goods furnished.
Special measurements
oulm
and Bead finish in many new styles and colors.
Select your goods early and secure-the best before stocks are
broken up in many patterns and styles.
IB k CO. Stores, Keystone Block
HONESDALE, PA.
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of the estates of your minor chil
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Boarding and Accomodation
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A. T. SBARLb, Vice Tres. W. J. WARD. Ass't Casiiikk
We want you to understand tho reasons for the ABSOLUTE SECURITY
of this Bank.
WAYNE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
.HONESDALE, PA.,
HAS A CAPITAL OP - - - 6100,000.00
AND SURPLUS AND PROFITS OF 427,842.00
MAKING ALTOGETHER - - 527,342.00
EVKHY DOLLAR ot which must be lo3t before any depositor can lose a PENNY.
It has conducted a growing and successful business for over 35 years, serving
an increasing number of customers with fldeelity nnd satisfaction.
Its cash funds aro protected by MODERN STEEL VAULTS.
All of these things, coupled with conservative manneement, insured
Hy '.'l0 U'VUEFUL I'KHSONAL ATTENTION constantly eWen the
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of that bOl'KKMK SAFKl'Y which Is the prime essential of a iroort
Hank,
DECEMBER I, 1910
Total Assets, - - - $2,951,048.26
86r DEPOSITS MAY BE MADE BY MAIL. -
DIRECTORS
iV. n. HOl.MKK
A. T. SKAULK
T. H. CLAliK
CHAS.J. SMITH.
II. J. CONOISU,
W. F. SUYDAM.
F. 1. KIMI1LK
TI. S. SALMON
J. W. FAULKY
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Agency at Honesdale, Wayne Co., Pa.
T,i ,jml . Fn0M TiIB 634 ANNUAL KBPOHT.
Total admitted assets t 273,813,063.65
Total Insurance In force 1,080,239,70400
New Insurance Reported and paid for 1 n 1910 ,
Increase In Insuranco In force over 1909 ,
Total Income for 1910 ,. .... ....... !!!!!!!!
Total payment to policy-holders ,
Itatlo of expense and taxes to Income
YOU WILL MAKE NO MISTAKE IP YOU INSURE WITH
425.481.00
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67,210,613.00
61,979,892.13
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H. A. TINQLEY, Agent,
HONESDALE, PA,