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ARDMORE CHRONICLE
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8: 190-1
ARDMORE CHRONICLE
Publisticd Every Saturday or Arilinon, Montgomery County, PI.
hiislzlos TRUST ni'll.oiNo
M. ENSIGN, EDITOR
Subscription, One Dollar 3 Year
Communication: and items oi local ixilerut will nl-uyr he tnnnlrinlly rmivra when
Icccmpnnicd ny the nnrnr nnri Irlilwn at the nentlcr.
Anvnnrlsluo larva rvltdlslll on A
ucmon
Itnmioun. (ltTi)tlt:It 8, M4.
rrlcifocnh BASE BALL TEAM.
There is no sport that holds the interest of the people more
than baseball and the season just closed shoivs that the game I
has lost none of its popularity and prestige.
The Ardinore team has played good ball throughout the
season and rho: it has been appreciated was evidenced by the
large attendance at the most of the games.
That the home team did not repeat its record of last year
and won the cliniiipioiiship oi the Main Line League, was a .
disappointment to many of their friends and supporters, but
the majority of thcir friends who love good play, whether the
home club wins or not, and who prefer to lose a fine and well
contested game than to win a merely shabby one-are well
satisfied with the rcsiilt.
It is a subject for coiigrntiilatioii that the home team played
good clean ball; there were no ‘ ’ ' nor ‘
BASE BALL DAY.
(Continued lmiu )-‘imt Pugv-l
second on the overthrow nnu Iiiiinplircy
1 Litzetlberg then hit in woslrn, who
lttlilhled thehnll, Inn. on Then. Smith's
‘ itzen
rg out .i set-
play Slnytll w n in i...u.,
but clllle near cnil lit first I
minute llter. R, Llllkllhtfg liit sharply
leit,v:oriiig'l‘i ‘ i. r,y.n.si.n
rhon centre, luiiigiiig n. N. rnyt
and R. Liiurrnrrg. but, in trying to
steal second one, win Ill-owii out. 3
runs.
siwzru-n r>u4ING.
Diclumi I'll hit hy . piiclicrl bull and
took out n se ‘ v. i
. hlcCitllirm
thcn nude . flue two-luse hit.
Dickson. 1-innlphroys went out on n
hit to Dickson.
"rug" ixgnn the seventh Ior Ariliiiore
with I curbing hit put Pnmeroy. Gallu-
gher did likewise, us did llreclreiinllxe
The success of the season has been largely due to the efforts le
of Manager Lewis and to Captain Smylhe. The former has
kept excellent order nt the grounds. There has not beea one
unsieinly act during ilic season and the games have been free
from niangling and discord.
To Captain Sinythc iuiist be given unstricted praise for
his splendid leadership. It was his misfortune early in the
season to receive :1 serious injury to his right arm, which for
many weeks caused hiiu excruciating pain and laid him off
the team, but when a vacancy uccured by the resignation of
Taylor he went into the box with almost Spartan fortitude,
thollgh still suffering from the injured arm and pitched for
his team during the remainder of the season.
The m.-inageiiicnt of the Ardmore- team owes it to the
generous local patronage they receive to doall that is possible
to get their organization in the best of shape for next season.
Ardmore should have the best ieam along the Main Line
and the team can have all the support they want if they will
start our noiv to make tllc organization a permanent winner in
1905.
7
STUDY AND WORK.
HE progress of a country is dependent upon its natural 5
resources and the intelligence and energy of its people.
Success in life for every individual is dependent upon his "“"
natural resources and the intelligence and energy with which
he piirsnes his vocation.
The fundamental purpose of an educators work should be
to generate a desire for the acquisition of knowledge and to
develop the power to do orderly, concentrated, constructive
and progressive thinking. To be 3 good workman with the
hands is to have the power to earn a living. Nearly all man-
ual work is employed for the production of marketable com-
modities or services. But this is the least valuable applica-
tion of the human factor to the possibilities of production.
To be a good vrorknian with the brain is to have the power
not only to earn a living, but to acquire a highly developed
character, to command the resources of wealth and wisdom
or the perfection of the onjoynieuzs and comforts of life.
This is the most valuable application of the human factor to
the possibilities of human existence.
Educational work cannot accomplish the best results unless K
it is directed by a true conception of its purpose. Such pur-
pose, in our opiuioii, should be to inspire in every girl and
boy, regardless of their circumstances or prospects in life re-
sulting from the work of others, a genuine desire to become
independent, self-containcd and self-sustained moral and
economic factors, true master: of liberty. To do this the
work of the educator should be directed to inspiring desire,
not to satisfying it. The worst product of educational insti-
tutions are young women and men who leave their schools
with the idea that they are educated and can now dispense R
with text-books and studies. The best products are the girls
and boys, no matter at what age circumstances turn them
from the training of teachers to the training of experience in
the workshops in practical life, who are inspired with a desire D
for knowledge and recognize a text-book in every thing and
person. with whom they come in contact, an opportunity to
study in every leisure hour. In this class only is it possible
to create a standard of honor so clear cut and well defined as
to render it impossible for them to derive satisfaction from the
possession of nnything they have not honestly earned. Such
a standard of honor is the incarnation of honesty. It is the
one thing needed to-day to purge our civilization of all its
evils, to prevent degeneration, to enable humanity to advance H
to a higher plane of existence than it now occupies.
Public school education, which is the glory of American
M‘: 35 in danger of losing its power for good through '2 mis-
conception of its purpose. It is in danger of giving too much
attention to embellishment and not enough to practical beue.
fits. The temptation is to assume that in the life of every
child there are a certain number of years that can be devoted
to study, and that after these years are past all of the rs-main.
der of life can he devoted to work. The practical conception
of the educator is to enter upon a symmetrical development of
in
the possibilities of life and to guide this development so that,
let the work of the teacher stop where it may, the child will
be inspired with adcsirc to continue the work,as best he may,
and will have 3 correct conception as to how to utilize for such
pllrpose the time, resoiirces and opportunities that must be
his own. The true purpose of education is to create within
the child right desircs and the power to think rightly.
. 1 n
hiss. Lillcd. W. Lilzeiihe
. W
iiigloriousiy nrnolr out, inn 'Do1y" rri
the crowd Wild by Iolill Iwo-bugger,
bringing in both "Tu '- rnri Gallngli
Seigford and Norman Shnytli boll: slruck
out, Eur Again getting out ol I bail rut
by . mighty niorl.
zionrn in-rsn.
The score was now u lo 9. Ind themat-
ing or the crowd tor their favorites n-onirl
have Amazed the ice man.
go be weakening or the Arlliiiore hoyi
tud plugged up the holes in their inn,
butthe lttontgomeryc were dcieriiiined to
hold their lend, and Burr nglin lord the
He hit to short nrni was thrown
out It drsr by Theo. Sn , W
"t y u pitched bull, inking iirn nrni
nrning rsoonoi and taking urlrri nn
wild throw by N. Sulytll
hue.
home an I wild pitch, Hurt sent up
high tool, which N. Suiytli gltliered in.
)1. Littenherg hit to Weeks, who threw
to drsl, hut lV[i:CuIlioi1 again Iullffecl the
ri) Roy Wu tlieii thrown out nl nro.
ond on the areal. Lynn: goi hi. base on
hniir stole nrronri s
cour-ged he pluloliled tlii
E
a
E
.
was thrown out At first.
run-rn irmxno.
The more was now :2 I0 ll. Arllluorz
hnn lo do or die ' ‘
were con g unnerved and slightly
mixed, to I: e le l. but Dickson
began Montgomery’: last ellorl to clinch
riku, lol-
ter by rornrroy do.
hiit hlcC.IIlion ended the liming by strik-
lug nut.
Arllmore now needed one rim io lie
Ind two to win. '
used to iir’.t on balls and stole second.
N. Siuyth hit to left, sending Seiglord to
rhir Roy VIII new no ions ro liii
who promptly hit to left. bringing in
Seiglord nnrl tying the score. Gnllngtier
then drove in the winning run by . spleu.
did two-hue hii to deep centre, Citptnixi
Smyth crossing the plate
the glnle-u to A2.
Pomeroy, 3b.
Hayden
urli
ng run scored.
200023223-H
eonsoiiio-l2
Earned mnl Arrlniore 5. Montgomery 2.
Stolen buel Ardniore is, Maiilgonier
Time or corn;
Umpires, Reiten.
hniigh and Megargee.
liout roooperwnl witnessed tho pun.
including rnnny lnilien lrnni Philldelphin,
Nnrberth, nryn nu-r, and other Main
Line towns, d uoh club was tnilnvniiy
cheered by n Iupporlen. rnr ladie-
ny in centre, which was finely (might ny '
x ‘ ford lite lhlrdrun.
scoring H
Barrseenied ,,,,, ,,, ,
Huston struck out. Weeks mine ,
, Hiixliplirry with . hit the ind. Fillcil.
n..roll.n. n .
low d lewseconds
iiig e same. Avis received his base on
ballsmdat once second ....i then ihird, ,.,.
GI-70I(GI‘I iv. RR.
wan pticlie-I lnr Hi: iinnlnunrm-s.
st lg with tlielinrdciied motors in their
llliicli gem
)(uincry'h lxliull, while the Re d
The decision!
met with niiicli
on... lull the rrrp w en-
lircly iirm ul ynlignrrnlnnii riolol in.
n. were-iii nrriniy 'veii ih
3
3
lrrnns. nnrr piiclic-(l n in: gum: in the
tint Yew inningn but n
the nrnin. ..n.i
scnttcreil nflcr the Errliniiiiigs.
The proceeds at the game were equally
llivilled v the two clubs, giving
nsro.
Rllxlinrs no main that lllniilgomeryl
dcr no close . defeat, but‘
rirsr the slliugliler in the Erst iniiillg.
our: IN VERSE
no the hem lhzy stiimhled
tvcry hull they lmutilul.
Th: )liiiiu(oiiier)' hurrtclt Illelr Italics lnitclll
1
rnr Avllriinr
Aritl lri<Lul 1...
Tllzrl n. nrr ..n....ro nuitlc llmrnni-rni.
rnlrnl .ml limit.‘
n on. rclill)'
vi-..ir. nilil irnnlnr then Hm: nrnnr
whit: Pniuemy ......n n. u..- nnnr uni roam.
r 1... llunce to inn. '
ly Litxrvihcri threw a good om
- lit
o
VVAYNE AVENUE, VVAYNE
his homc‘!
of producing heat.
Not too hot and not too cold,-
But just the very thing I'm told,
To keep us all from growing old.
Can you blaiilc a woman for being pcevish and complain-
ing if shc has to stop and look after half a dozen coal Erst
all llay, hcsidcs attending to other household duties’;
Can you hlaiuczt man who seeks refuge in the comforta-
ble club room after coming from the store or odice and
dmliug the gloom and coldness of the tomb ensconced in
Heat with gas and you will have the most
%even temperature supplied by any method
llo dirt no dust. no wood to bust,
And you can safely trust
‘Twill not go out when wanted most.
MERION AND RADNOR GAS
AND ELECTRIC COMPANY.
1 -Phone islt
srssa rs&szssvssss.QsxsQQQ9Qr‘rss
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Our Success
Is the result of Good. “fork and l‘ruiiipt llcllveiy.
Springfield water used and clothes ilrleil in tlie snn
and air ivlieilever possih -.
Collection: and Deliveries made from ilsvnn lo i-lninrirlplnn.
Fine Work a. Specialty
St. Mary’s Laundry
ARDMORE, PA.
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sasssssssssssssss ‘gs-
sssss
by ear
nreis hug.
ii . m
M e r c h
Brick Raw
> , . .
Gentlemens Tatlormg
from Gareiully Selected eloths
em! and eap
There isn't n store that tries hmirr io arm its pnlruus ihnn we tl(I-
C i etluii’t Mali yin to lull’ lllfllll
ii workninnsliip nlninn-ryririnrl or gut-up must
please, else there is iiotliirig to v.
See our line of Fall Suitings.
Talone,
able workmen.
it ynn unl -r .....r clulli
P“)
ant Tailor
R RDM ORE
l
.n nynor, lIreckeiiridge.;Bllly" Ind - Dory v
All tielpaxl not added in Anlmorc . glory
FEDERAL INSURANCE
" Alter ans rnni .nnii lie eliiglit liLe . tmut.
- tliittotellitlillwoiildnikelllliin tr.
’: M6570 HIRE.
r M a
He mn....iy Xoakcd nwcll in Iiixiilee [rock run.
run Kirln in. rioomnnr rd in hoot.
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Ainiui ixwln nlul Al ilrrnnnln noun a man...
cnnfnh
It I: said ls not f
Security Mutual
of Bin
over. its Seal
SEE ME ABOUT IT.
Post Office Box 20!.
easlble in this country,
h
But a policy of t s
Life Insurance Co.
ghamtun. N. Y.
Registered and guaranteed by the state of New Vork
and the I 8
Commissioner Is the nearest approach to It.
lgnature or insurance
.105. McDonnell,
And more. Pa
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irnr nnolnsmns
I-Did It Ever Occur
to Y
that suiiiiuer is
Free From Leaks?
It not, now is t
ll.‘-.lmer 1R. (Erotbcrs
Teacher
of Music,
no. rm... ..r.m..
Brotimall, Pa.
Studlo
ilrdmore.
llaclts meet all trains
to and from Wynneylood Station.
Trllnllll tlhrrlngirnguallldliirIiillltlilmd
All orlirrr prnmiitlyilntteiirled to.
JOHN BRUNTO ,
mm:
Ilnpll Ava.
Ardlnoi-0.
A gnoil all sclls 1.-nods to-(lay
anil makes a good reputation for
to-niorrnw.
the matter.
Does Your ‘Furnace
zed Repairing?
nnol doit right.
i ew Heater?
In this case we
We Are At Your '
Service
With
p< 0
. l..g2'L‘i.
JAME
Plumbing, Gas
Hot Wnter Systems Installed
L - -
most ecoiiiically
e
Is Your Roof ‘light and
r qiiestioiis
I answered in this comic
order and you need trouhlcyoiirsclf no more about
Quite likely, and
. easier your rnnnl ivill be. “'c
N
llaerhaps You Need a
and it you Llesire,slililiiit es...
most approved nror-lrnno l appliaiicirs and
. r . A
for winter
lure are sev-
asked an
d
the time to make r.
and salisiattririly 2
that may be properly
clloli.
he time to make it so. Cvlvc us‘ your
the sooiicr tlic juliix none tli
can an inn work,
can givl: you smile
‘ ntcs.
[H1 nzlvicc.
Cum .
skilled workiiicn will A) gonll work.
S S. LYONS it BRO.
and Steam Fitting
Al-dmore and Bryn Mawr
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LANCASTER AVENUE, ARDMORE
JOHN L. MATHER, General Manager
AMERIEAEN FIRE
: INSURANCE COMPANY
PIIILIDELPHII.
s5oo,ono no
can: I:Au- 1-u...
r Inc uurnllce
true or
nr
CTOIISK
Clinrlrli s. Wnelrn
L-‘alwnnl r. Rule
man. your S.l‘.erhIrI‘l.
. Ewd. Lnwber wrirr.
tgninery.
nnrullininmn. P: a
nelzluildit-(J7 laitelpli p.
BORH EK'S
Parabula Glasses
Give these is trial. They will
give you more comfort than my
other glass made.
eye ache.
No strain or
You can use your eyes
all day without tire. They can be
inserted in dny make or frame.
628 Chestnut St.
FIIILAIELPIIM
CHAS. H. I-‘LAIG, Manager.
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A new INTERIOR and
exchange service known
as Private Branch Ex-
Change No. 2 (without an
Dperatorl. designed for
COMFORTABLE resi-
dences and up-to-date
business houses. has just
been introduced.
May we explain to
you In detail 27
The Delaware 6,‘,
Atlantic Telegraph
:3 Telephone Co.
i:. it. STOUITER. Dlotrln Mgr.
In nwr. Pu.
-ti-1.1.
Miss Jessie E. Mctilintocll
$3?
mus
Teacher of
Plano
“Sight Reiilliiig. Special Attention to
cgiriilens, Also I"'l 1- -
l-Iiiglish nrnnchrn. mu m""g m
Residence Lancaster Ave., Ardmore