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Full Title	The Suburban (Wayne Times Edition), v. 25, no. 45, February 11, 1910.
Date Added	18 February 2020
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1910-02-11
Publisher	Wayne Pa. ; Suburban Publications
Source	Radnor Historical Society
Topic	Wayne (Pa.) > Newspapers. Delaware County (Pa.) > Newspapers Radnor township, Delaware Co., Pa. > History.
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OCR THE WAYNE TITLE AND TRUST CO. WAYNE, DELAWARE CO., PA. Philadelphia Office, 612-14 Real Estate Trust Co. Insures titles, Receives Money on deposit and allows 2 per cent. on same, ck on demand, ' pryable by che: : In Sa faving Department $1 and upward received and 3 per cent. allowed. Executes trusts and acts as executor, administrator and trustee, als. * peoot vault. Selly desirable mortgages with tile and fire pelle LOUIS H. WATT . ! FREDERICK H. TREAT | JOHN H. MAGUIRE.. FREDERIC ¥. CALVERT | PHILIPPUS W. MILLER President e President DIRECTORS. JULIUS A. BAILEY WILLIAM WEST FRED. F. Wee WE LL LOUIS H. WA’ JOHN i. Warr A, J. DREXEL PAUL WILLIAM B. RILEY jou x ast pws wv THOMAS WM. H. BROOKS, Football Reform Outlined. y through the firs r Futon a, tle membe leg per the & foot ru for th ot les con ew y did not make any revatio for changes i the rules of the guine. That wa nt ested tout h public se ots of dations ‘tae ‘ver gether the tombe. T groupe he 7 were made tp ot jidean submitted ia and minds. 3 said was the work of any one pe Ti brief the three combinations turn of mind of mem. ie gules committee ‘and pointed ite the divers za mack ‘hs None he rr rrangenent of aitrations with them, and they ill e 'L. K. BURKET & BRO. BEALERS IN. Coal, TELEPHONE No. 26 Wood and Feed Hickory and Oak Good for Grates. Virginia Pine Good for Kindling, Cut to Order WAYNE, PENNA|'t HEADQUARTERS FOR Coal, Lumber and Feed C. A. LOBB & SONS, DEVON, PA. Building Material of All Kinds. Telephone No. 7. Lancaster Ave., near Penna. R. R. CHAS. M. STUARD UNDERTAKER Formerly Assistant to J. S. Pearce ARDMORE, PA. Phone 243 Rendence Cricket Avenue Ss. Successor to J P. FRANKENFIELD SONS josiah S. Pearce UNDERTAKERS Phone No. 9, Ardmore ARDMORE, PENNA OFFICE DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE Parts, Needles and Repairs for All Makes. Machines Sold or in Exchange. Rented. All Makes Taken PHILADELPhia & WESTERN WAY COMPANY Trains leave Wayne as follows: EEK AY | TRAINS 1825 THE 1910 PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE company, | INCORPORATED 1825. CHARTER PERPETUAL, Office 508-510 Walnut PHILADELPHIA. PA. CAPITAL, - $750,000 0 ASSETS, $7,332,524 10 1.13, 11.13, 11.28, 11.43, 11.5% M. BM, 12.26, 1248, 1 2 133, Ys, 143, 158, "213, 228, 2. 259, 3:18, ae ts 8.13, S28, sas, 10.03, 10.28, 10.48, Aap M. 1 ains leave Straffor minutes eatlices and Se Davids 2 min utes Aster than the times shown ay! Wastward trains to Stafford leave Wayne 4 minutes earlier than the times shown for eastward trains at Wayne. RATES From Wayne to 69th Street Ter. minal ficket “rates are as follow: ne-way ticket Row ind vip ‘iekket icke vidual ticke! ticket . DIRECTORS, Joba L. Thomson, JOHN L. THOMSON, Vice President. W. GARDNER CROWELL, Secretary. HAMPTON L. WARNEM, Asst Beereiary SS 1113 CHESTNUT 8T., Picts, Needles and Tepaive “tor «1 Makes. Machines Sold or 1 Makes Taken Rew Stxehange, "Time or ‘ash. 1113 Chestnut St., Phila. pee a ERSS) trod tyoue want eliab| able ants, etn monthly indi : Passengers’ using the’ Piiiadelp ia & Western aml Subway Route Philadelphia ‘are delivered direct to department stores ferries ithout being <xposed ta the weather. Bulbs. etc., call or write for a free Drees" ‘s ooren Bo ook ae cart, 7M Chestant Steet Paitadetohia | Street . three $2,233,426 43) 7" NtW HOME SEWING MACHINE | PH ut ae “ anor second ai the toward the 1910 game, The first set suggested, one that is regarded by some mem: bers the committee as pa ularly rthy Ga attention, con: tained the follow There shall be seven men on “the tine brand of the ushing or pulling of Hi, allow ae Mowaet ass f0 be allowed over line t ay use thei n optouent out of tat the ball on wh jouches the faving. been touched ‘hy player of either side auny first be by a plager on the defense ~ down the ticld under a pont ‘a inet “Approach nearer thaa ards to tcher of the punt, and Ehime tackle Hinton charge forward After the eateh unless the catcher starts to ron with the ball. Eliminate the onside kick. Desides these points two quer ies were introduced. One was whether the rule about helping might not be altered so as to er mit of one with the ball, other of Slayer “ “that is, permitting a line man to leave his place and come into, the | backticld. | This wonld modify the first poin This set of rules provides, then, agains ekling and’ open field t punts, limits masses through | netping, takes strietions off the quarter- ack run, provides for a forward pass in any direction and also for better conditions for its n incom ward wise come under the rule side. the re: bs me “wetral (fone and the use n are not at- come in great part from one of the leading men on foot. ball in the country lie second set is supposed to had the backin h ing Eastern unive tains some @ rednptler at ons of Ther even men on the line of scrim re centre rush shall always. be in the centre of the sine, ex: cept when the teams are war the \es this arrang sent shall on offense shall be jimnit- rs, the qnarterback and kick wYVimit the forward past to back of line of scrimmage. Xo, runner om the offense to sceeive help un has reached the line an receiving the ball from a 8 nut touched the n three 1e ball, gained shall be ts in fi This i is less comp! rinst mass ted, but is shifts ESTATE NOTICE ESTATE OF Francis FENIMORE, otters went on above estate having been fed to. the “unite eevnenl iors, all persons Inetted tos cane are reqtirnted to wake payment and th annie without ue fay to ‘The V te aad Tenet Company, present the PAIAY U. PENIMOLTS Excentors, ‘ayne, Del, Co., Pa. Or thei Attorney Henry Pleasunts, alnut street, | nity to look | ‘after subscription renewal ats forward new business. teed weekly salary, ‘ne ing on the work ne ant ch order. ion Trecorte Pa lishing Compan 15 Are y h St., Philadelphia, P: weviean football jawed Bat [tot i divcuon vy combinations 1 ot one: combination, it} oy step t wed to 1 some restriction of| we man aiding the si ground | A and the dange vs of the forward Yeon, Te ulvo ty for iY a kie sh of the te at taal, a th . ya Tine a {TL tions of yards to ‘be bwin, unlike he oth and, unlike that, | the: numb a live of oft back of the Ti that] De at leant four Sardy ack. Xo player of the possension of the Hall 0, *y arn push bis foot yer rut ‘The paws eau a player sta fi thet line of wcriuinage whe th put in play. TVluyer yer when tickling another to have at Teant one fout on the sound. erween the € efi the distance, Ws We ber of downs to | t ‘ards, ‘nade to th was iach that Ue teams night change e first goala at the ent ag of the se nd a sion ‘of the bully down and. dis nee to be gained to remain the sa was said, might ith all advantay Wind for instance. The third set. of suggestions and at the Tine and dian rugby sys: tem of intermissions, making the {game one of four quarter also aims at t > to gained when the § gel ie near atl |although seemingly encouraging mass play limits it at the y Hime iC appear 3 to be fostering i It is clearly ‘he intent of these sets of sux stions to if the worst point of the sme, With ho mass helping, with the teh er of the ball bette vrotected and with the forward pass be ena ties so modified that pi be enc couraged to try i method, ith the neutral 20 the on: side kick lett out, the game a pears to be none the less interest: a ¢| the consideration of the game. Poems From a Chester County Pen, I Newton Ritner, Post-Chaplain | ° a the United States Army, Basttown township, and the ex cting duties of —scho permit but few the realm of povsy. Th stanzas are among her bits of verse: Praise. ° Goat A comet voice the hymn of That “ows from my heart’s happiness 10. Thee: only know that not one chord is lost f Love's great-throbbing, perfect bar. iy! sok with the health which makes whole! love’s Mystery. 1 know not why I love thee; ‘Tia Lave's weet mya Revealing portion Of Lite that is to be. T know the stars are iehter f he world & ganic is, Te but tho walk'at with met And Heaven itself is in my hea’ Hiecanse T love thee and thon ae ‘The Broken Silence. At thy sweet voice dim Memory's mys Swings back and finds us standing a before, e children, in the palace of our dream, Which less of earth had, but more of Eeaven’s beani Tricht dreamt And thon, the brighter ‘Thou bromeht’st of a hortared be Forgot the ‘Thy saile itlumed lite "eaven's own light eam, a, as of ol denen sky with id fited the De i in wt, | the Gounty Hon ‘om | wa i desire tha . ment in a ‘hie i The Delaware County Home A number of citizens who vis- borough ina ion and were grat- ed at the conditions there, T! builain Bx are ue ithe inmates are ke the same condition, fed and their sleeping anit ung gate san in claw It w bu ute the Hone and wonton being of the oe he treal m and the gener- alr was that they were K , braving Ye st be or several week Ki bd hier assis ants have the confidence of all con with the thing is running aloug nic "he Realty ot te institation never here bein farses none of the inmates in The Directors, Arthur M vo aud ving been dise outined and the directors am a Home more fre for themselves june how the in- stitution is. cond: The Home is located in Middle. town tonnes about three mil beyond Media of the pret: tiest. spots that ature could provide, and i is surrounded by a " dred as fine farm land. ce from the Aloe : the highest a ‘ound in De county and from fhe un one as far the ucted. y have been cause for ? the Home manage years gone by, but y there is nothing evident warrants nything the present time and the ta te be congratulate that such a needed and inden able institution conducts rot; that it is ally impos: sible;” that it is composed by a rn to.a poem written bya abo Cook fake about his adventure. The proof is there in the score, in a hateful emotion, He ean be just as beautiful in his musical ex: pression when hen musically itlus trates and the of the brothe sister and. the fe: ternal love which ‘hinds tian one to the ot her Disinis: v likes or dislikes of the met matter of *Elek- 2” Rea ibretto carefully. ry to fll the Aialogne as ut: tered by the singer: ti and rate h them. Be what they are say ain on the stage. The music e care of itself. When the is finished and you are left sping in your ae rat ask yourself ho ill Mr. Strauss has Seaboled in musie the words, emotions, action and spirit of this tremendous wo ADVERTISED LETTERS. yne Post Office. Mrs. B. Boyce, Miss Ella Bon- Bez Towing! the old bones that sobbed eniselves to 8 eee ¢ the lone ail only Tove ev keep. ‘Thou callest—and though the darkness of the sea, Divided, 1 would fly to answer thee! ner, M. Boland Cacti | Cron, Mr. AL Mit Crealia Murra Mn Hertha nia , Mrs sturgeon ‘a M. EHART, P.M. Mitchell, . M. EL An Int gelintic Conference or all i of ates De of | stre They| ducted by Mr. it] Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman in th e inti buildings: which | Joh care of. gel le ard on the Home, Join n Home and} other oc ur spe in any quant ity whatever, af- . cue for “grandpa” and Rorget ic we be sure, it is dif then is nietred winter as it used fieult, ely difficult, for]to be, Snow arly touched jhe both the orchestra and singers to] eaves: syout, it leep. learn. and interpret. Str: leighing and skating “tere al- ues Uly has. Bone the Timit. ways goo 4or 5 months. the has traveled eos to the]The weather was so extremely North Pole but there is no Dr.fcold that when the mercury was ‘| prise to many of the critics of the (]|more than half of the merchan- Interdenominational Conference, chur «| hes will be el the mh terian Chureh, Broad ter, on Wednesd Febr yl The frat a song ser oo'clock i sion will open w vith ce from 0 der, who is associa vangs Conyerse, work. will world-wide u. preside, Tt D., The frst address will be made by the "tev, Ma fe ch, of. Phi itadelphia. wuject, will be “Pal This is am exeee dingly a hel ntation of ibs Be “ted to because of its grea ence when it has been gi her occasions. cond address of the at erneo e by the Re wv ihe cana De who wilile Evangelistic cl ie A ‘Tun is one of the most effe Chapman's ad- in, | dresses, aod he will give it at this 1] time by spec jal reques | ° The noon sasion will con- lit, M clude with a conference on two item, ‘being | 8 Faul- al in every small detail, a - vs considering nie comfort of /en The be the inmates as well as sh inter- “the € contr c “hore t ‘and % ha pel ests of th xp of the} Prob and t He discussion will com int b cb Mr. W, idgway, ery day is visitin; ay at the The other subject | county Home, vs for we Lasmen's Part’ in visitors 1 to be open d of W ing at 7.30 a great Mr. J. HDi will renter Ter Ds Chapman will xpeak and Mr. Charles Alexander will lead the ng. Arrangements are being made to provide supper at the Y. M. in Chester for those desir. ing to remain for the evening The supper will be served at B otock, and will be a most enjoyable part of the whole froweatiie, as the speakers wi resent, and doubtless some imprompty speaking will be en. jo the form of after dinner sp 8. Sit the pastors and Christian Workers on the two co ch yelaware are 0 arrange to be present at both sions. Old-Fa ioned Winter. i lous manner in which these two reigning powers of the winter dealt forth their wares seemed incredulous. Every time the snow descends uo lower than zero ing the t it was near- to make the spring agi 2 come “into style. More haw fallen in this section of the State si wince curiatmas than it has e] witnessed for man and Boreas Tae en work- ing hand i Bhan nd a fudded new. machinery to tile equipment that will serve for some time to come. 1 doubtless prove a sur- Payne tariff law to learn th: at aise, measured in terms of value, nported dur i the operation of the ta came in free of duty. € figures, includin ig the six days i in August during which the Dingley law remained in force, show that 51.5 This is a larger percentage cept that of 1890, which ady xugar free o! pal articles. which came i uring the last six months were hides and skins, India rubber, ig tin, raw silk, bres, eotton, copper, tea, cocoa, chemicals, tle ved in the sianing of the frat ‘ivinon a- ‘Vall three games from ae aM D.,| ea norkal taptint ad- mone and. Telfeld Clubs thereby, ge ing will be held, at} G ) flow that of making cent. came in| va a form—that oo League vowing Some hange occu Club L Delf ‘a, by winni dvel erbrook, disp) ec third place, by winnin three fr com ¢ slowing all three to Belmont. The standing of the Second di vision clubs was unchanged . Rad- fine m German- on the ‘as they started, for pb an automobile which m the way o¥er, wo auiting in arriving in conse. arene ‘ier eof. Merion dropped all three to Beton and Belfeld won all thiree Overbrook, the Bel- n score on the even- ork by winning all three . Thi engaged with the tailenders, The contests in which pated were as fol- Holloway 343- 138 1iS— ‘The revised standing of the ce ater last week's games is as follow FIRST DIY unties of & " urged Accident has recently reveated|such an able nanner, and t oft-repeated et # ou erion a poetic gift which had been mod-|men are directing who are capa:| elders relathag to te ea ° _ estly concealed by its possessor,| ble and have the confidence of| ques relating to the b a Chester countaip, Miss Martha | their constituents and esteem of| heen sweet music to the ears of Bell derson, of Berwyn, and| the unfortunate ones who must] man: he younger gen ration ————————_ in consequence ‘of the discovery | abide there during winter ites winter, which Trolley Making Progre some of her poems have found LEKTR ben characterized. with mid veo Tuesday the work of “ gure publication : . oe eee ee eta ng for the new trolley line Henderson, who is a] sew vont he best known ote o one to dispute kim oe operated by the Phoenix daughter of Dr. J. D. W. Hen. esa 2 ville, Valley Forge and Stratford dergon, formerly of Malvern, and . Trolley Company: w ted by a niece deon TT. Ritner, | 4, “Do ont toa with eal a. corps of engineer: With the Berwyn, and of the late Rey, | ea tha rally immes >. | coming of good weather the rea * {work of laying the line will fol- IB surrey. A All rights of way have bee by the company to lay their line een the Val- of the tate of Pennsylvania has oF bein; Ably inapressed with the trolley question and have ted. the — its real music, 0 has nave gran ne = the right to run their Supplication, heard the string rehearsals by ft many years the | run th thenwelves shins realize how owt fashioned. winter las been| line through the State brope nts Love! send thy light to guide me; I would fully 8 8 lus written for taking a vacation and peorie eww Nt wee Tosti’ my and Quicken thy refi ning fire, | he form. Qui h av " Until thy’ holy vil is faa desi fe Sisovsly heath cessation opinion. has evel property eo neeti along the vaute I h A fe fal time and t 3 he een None hsafed that the maciine ae y oMondan: ae ‘ort Ken: nto the very centre of ife , pdy jay, a favor repo Instill the power to conquer in the strife; ]OM the vole with his basses in| ory n the shop of Old was ‘received from the property And bid Indifference blush until it barn, pretty how and then, } fer & Co. had worn to the stent owners as to land Al re, to herald Love's return. | He is nat using aise ‘ords | that it could do but light servi to land grants, Also ie Judging from the. sample oft Supervisors of Lower Merion The wounds that Pride and Passion e weather Shae Delaware conuty sion have answered favor. The thorns we Tong have felt, and sti in-has been getting this winter, ail|@p\y on the question of right ot must feel. tends to express an idea or por-|of the guesses have been wrong. ouch wich thy healing virtue, and the}tray an emotion—an ugly idea, The old-fashioned er be 8 We have received the initial number of the Penney eanin Good Roads Bulletin, the jal orga ennsy! ivania Good oa o, Asvociation, an organiza~ tion that si ld be encouraged aided tye ery citizen within oe boundaries of the Keystone tate. The of which nie eeks, is editor. publishes the following clever salutatory, which should win over any pu lication—if there be such—that is not already arra: the side ot “Good Road make our initial bo of men comprising the press of Pennayl- i “y e a big mission to of securin: per. G ithout your help and we t hesitate t6 aa you to comment freely on the As- sociation and reprint “iberally works of art and undressed furs. from the bulletin pages. We ex- tend you the glad hand.”

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