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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-13
HIGH GIRLS
PLAY BASKETBALL.

Two more of the interclass basketball
games were played by the girls OF the
Newark High School yesterday afternoon.
The Junior AS won a one-sided game from
the Freshmen, IA to 4. and the game be-
tween the Senior AS and Sophomore Is
16 to 4 in the Seniors favor when it
came to an abrupt end when Miss Annie
Wilson sprained her ankle. Thu cold
weather seemed to have Its effect yester-
day, for time and agaln the play was
stopped for a few minutes because some
one got n hard knock that was Often paia
full.
The Seniors found the Sophomores quite
easy, but the Sophomores at no stage Of
the game showed signs of defeat. With
three or four minutes left to play in the
final period Miss Annie Wilson's ankle
turned and play was stopped.
Tho Imam.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-13
Nc sS $ss@au / SPORTS OF ALL SORTS 7 "A S%$S #ssSor~ FOOTBALL
CHAMPION DANIELS TO APPEAR IN Y NJ c. A. MEET

Followers of the aquatic sport in this,
city will have a chance TO see Charles M.
Daniels, the champion short distance
swimmer of the world, In the tank
of the local Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION next Wednesday night. Dan
iels holds a lumber of world records for
various distances. In his exhibition here
the champion : VIII show a num-
Der of fancy movements, besides giving
a few exhibitions of fast swimming,
Professor leonard M. Smith, OF the
local Y. M. c. A, has arranged for a
swimming match between the Bedford
Branch Y. M. C. A. team, of Brooklyn,
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BOWLING TONIC III
National Interstate League.
Brooklyn at Elizabeth.
Eastern League.

Brooklyn at Elizabeth.
Eastern League.
New York at Trenton.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. League.
Dix VS.. Halsey, East End vs.. Full
ton. East Orange vs.. Equal
Rights.
Masonic League.
Eureka VS.. Hope.
Foresters' League.
South End A VS.. Progressive.
New Jersey National.
Enterprise, Kruger, Mineralites.
ODD Fellows League.
Mount Sinai VS.. Marion, Protec-
tion vs.. Golden Rule, East Or
ange VS.. Granite.
Prudential Tournament.
Ham VS.. Dopgcor-
Newark League.
Field Battery A, at Belleville.
Suburban LeaRue.
West End at park; Roseville at
South Orange.
Bank CLERKS League.
West Side vs.. Orange.
Junior
Enterprise Colts vs.. WaYerly.
Railway Clerks Lengue.
Lehigh Valley VS.. Laekawanna.
R~oseviIIe A. A. Tournament.
Van Ness VS.. Olozaga.
south side TonrnanientA
oseawanpa, Company L, Iroqhois
Colts.
Smith Tournament.
North Newark, Oxford, Tuxedo
Colts.
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arranged FOR the teams of the two asso-
ciations:
Fifty-yard swim.
~125-yard swim.
Twenty-Five yards. swimming on the
back.
Plunge for distance.
Relay race, four men on a team, each
man to swim 100 feet.
The following men will represent the
local Y. NJ. c. A. in the meet: james Al
verson, captain; Raymond Smith, e. Benz
nett, Z. Barring. ]. Cavanaugh, w. Jor-
dan, G. Wallace, f. Clarendon, G.. Ket-
cham and c. Cameron.
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BAY VIEWS IN
OLD TIME
FORM
Suburban League Champions
Score Clean Sweep Over
First Ward Team.
Team Standing.

1t looked like old times at the Bay View
Wheelmen's clubhouse last night. when
the Suburban League champions took the
measure of the First Ward bowlers for
three straight games. Prior to that the
politicians had not sampled defeat. A fea-
ture was the tally of 242. which Nagel
handle in at the end of the second con-
test, this being the best single game mark
in the Suburban League so far this season.
Tha scnrns.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-13
1ANaFoRp GETS DECISION.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov. ls-sam
Langford. of Boston, was given the de-
cision over Young Peter Jackson, of Baiti-
more. at the end Of the twentieth round in
a fight before the Pacific Athletic Club
last night. Charles Eyton was the referee.
Jackson was unpopular because of his
failure to mix it up, and Langford showed
6 ~fagorIte, was hooted by the large crowd
in attendance.
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SlX-DAY RACE.
Eight Teams Tied at End of Second
Days Grind.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 13.-At the close
Of the second day of the six-day bicycle
race last night eight teams had made 1888
miles, while Wyatt and Connolly and
Mahan and Bizarri were one lap behind.
Tribell had a bad fall early in the even
ing, but his mate. Hill, kept up through
the evening IN the hope that today he
might pick up a new partner.
Moran, Fogler, Keegan and one or two
others made some brilliant spurts about 8
o'clock and the italians recovered two
OF the laps which they had lost. Mitten
tried a long jump and caught the field
mapping, but his mate. Keegan, was not
gain.
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Practise MATCH at West END club.

The Republican Indian Leagues Newark
League five bowled at the West END Club
last night in a match against the Owls Of
that organization. There was lots of good
pinning, and the "Ind.lns' succeeded in
getting one game out of three. A. Peal dis
tinguished himself by getting 222 in the
second game, and Edwards scored PIG and
203. Barkhorn led the owls" with 225,
while Zinckgraf got 213 and Moehring 2O2..
The sporas NIL follow.
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SOUTH SIDE TOURNEY.
Bowling in Another Competition to Be-
gin Tonight.

Another bowling tournament in this city
will get under way tonight on Adam
Kistner's alleys. 1t will be known as the
South Side five-man tournament. Seven
teen teams are entered in the tourney, in
GLIDING some of the strongest fve-man
teams in this city. The tournament will
open tonight with the following teams
oscawanna, Company L, and the Iroquois
Colts.
Following is the bowling program for
the rest of the week:
Thursday night-Acme, Idle Hour and
Nonpareil.
Friday n~ight-South End, Cadillac, AL
pine.
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PARKS TIE
CHAMPIONS
FOR LEAD
Take Three Games From
ROseVilIe BOwlerS in
Newark League Series.
TEAM STANDING.

Not to be outdistanced by the First
Ward Club, the bowlers of the Park A. A.
on their home alleys last nigt took three
straight games from Roseville in a New
ark League series, and thereby tied the
champions for first place. There was just
one game in which Roseville bothered the
Parks. This was the last, which went to
the home team by thirty-six pins. They
were far in front in the other two games.
The scores.
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JUNIOR ORDER LEAGUE.
Custer Bowlers Lose Two Games, but
Still Retain Lead,

Custer Council met defeat at the lands
of the Hobart bowlers In the Jr. o. u. A.
M. League series last night on the Empire
alleys, losing two out of three games. the
team still leads, however, having won
eighteen out Of twenty-one games. Law
ton took Cooper into camp for the odd
game. The scores:
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Forest Hill was easy prey for the North
erns in the Newark League series on the
~0atter's alleys last night. The Killers fell
below the 700 mark in two of the games,
and the Northerns, bowling an average Of
s76.2, had no difficulty in scoring a clean
sweep. The scores:
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and the local swimming team for the same
night. Six events have been arranged
for, and as this will be the first time that
teams from these two Y. NJ. c. AS. have
met, no doubt some interesting racing will
be seen. The following program has been
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national. Va. sirnet Five.

Tonight at the National Turn Hall on
Bruce street. the National Turn verein
basketball team win meet the Signet Five,
OF New York.
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The little "Freshies'' were no match for
the strong Junior A team, and were easily
defeated, the Juniors winning easily by a
score of IA to 4. Miss Tuttle's two long
shots, which resulted in the Freshmen's
only tallles, were features. The lineup:
Junior A Freshmen.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-13

w A. James, c., Washington. Pm.
Otis Crandall, c., Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Harry Curtis, c., Bradford. Pa.
Roy Beecher, p., Springfield, Ill.
w. J. Malarkey, D., Sharon, Pa.
Fred G. Merkle. H.. Tecumseh, Mich.
M PYLE. ID. Cedar Rapids, Ia.
G. Sundheim, 2b.. Haughton, Mich.
Charles Herzog, 3D., Reading, Pa.
Louis Evans, 3D.. Paramount, w. Va.
Edward Farley, S., Franklin, Pa.
John Devore. c. f.. Meridian. Miss.
Jack O'Brien. r. f., Washington, Pa.
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Prudential Tournament.

Totals ,,.7sS s1s S52l Totals ..S44 S5s sl4
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Totals ...S14 S94 SSH Totals
Masonic League.
ROSEVILLE.
,tals ...7SS 839 919 Totals ....77s SIT S5'
F~oresters OF America League.


Totals $50 Si2 S92 Totals TBS 6a5 7O2
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Nagcmcinc Gubnerb1bnuo.

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oilgcmcire Sobnerbobung, an luc!.
der itidt meniger ais $1,000 Nrbeiter
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beidoftigen bel noaem gctriebc iibcr
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9brtua'S rGantsn aiebtrfranS.eaus,"
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DISQUALIFICATION - Boiie t4b3 q.
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MprSnnsriff anf cincn italicniid)cr
He0aftCur.

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Gin unbcfauntcr Stolicner matte I'M
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liid), &crrn GnnccQicrc, ben Gc0nf.
tour OeS itolieniihcn 9lotteS so
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@ront. StroBc 81 ernorocn. Scin
2ln'dlog idIna icbI unO or crgrifi bic
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9ciuilicn 9talicncrni wcItc CT fiirjliN
mcgew 9eidwiHOcluna ibrer 2uno9-
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George 8nroner. peld)er mad,
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ben 40 Sabren itnno uno anideinpno
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geanter lprrbc in Snmpibire.. Sas.,
fuegen getbeiIigung an Der Grmor.
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uebmen srDbcrcp llmioug AT.
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Chicago all uno mirb iid) bier Gage
bort mnfbaItenL
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Robert Ronmrr's

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GaatOn 3nb etastausisWm
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on tie case v1. -ln. :. ;,:td i. CO. =,
Colorado ex rel. LindSley. - Snp
CT. Rep, los, III which ii was held
that the right to do business in the
state. without being subject to any
greater liabilities than these imposed
on domestic corporations Was acquir-
ed by foreign corporation upon its
admission into the state Of Colorado
under the laws then Of force, which
subjected foreign corporations to the
liabilities, restrictions and duties i'm
posed on domestic corporations Of
like character, and that such right
was impaired by an Act Of that state
subsequently, enacted. which required
such corporation to pay an annual IL
cense fee in double the amount impos-
ed on domestic corporations.
The respondents attorneys con-
tended that Section T Of the Act Of
1893 prescribes the terms upon which
foreign corporations are permitted to-
do business in this state, to wit, that
they should be subject to the laws Of
this state. The opinion points out
that Sections l and Of this Act are
inconsistent, and it would be difficult
to reconcile them. It appears, says
Justice Gary, that the Legislature
did not hold the view that it had
placed foreign and domestic corpora
tions on the same footing, hence the
necessity for passing the Act Of 1904.
But conceding that such was the ef-
feet of Section 7, the Act Of 1904 dis
tinguishes between foreign and do
mestic corporations. Section 4 Of the
Act Of 1904 places tax Of one-half
of one mill upon each dollar paid in
to the capital stock Of domestic cor
poration, but in the case Of a foreign
corporation this tax is placed on the
value Of the property within the state
belonging to the foreign corporation.
The respondents attorneys con-
tended that the state has the right to
prescribe the conditions upon which
foreign corporation may do busl-
ness in this state; even when they are
more burdensome than those placed
on a domestic corporation, which the
court holds cannot be denied; also
that the license granted the petition
er in 1894 expired on the 3lst of
March, 1895, and when the license
was granted in each subsequent year
it expired within twelve months; that
the granting of the license each year
was a new contract, and when the
petitioner took out new license in
1904 it was subject to the Act OF
1904, which was approved on the
29th Of February, 1904. "After most
careful considerations" says the opin-
ion. eve have reached the conclu-
sion that this objection must be sus-
tained.".
It is the judgment Of the court.
therefore, that the petition be dis
missed J. H.
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TEACHER WANTED.

The patrons Of Vaughnsville schoo
will meet at the Vaughnsville schoo
house on August 10TH, at 3 p. M, te
elect a teacher for the coming year
Salary $40 per month, school to rur
7 or s months. Those wishing to az
ply for the school will please senc
their applications to the undersigned
trustees.
c.. A. Brooks.
E. c.. Saller.
Henry Workman.
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TEACHER WANTED.

The undersigned desire to secure a
teacher for the coming year for Lcng
Lane school. Opens October 1. Term
seven months. Salary, thirty dollars
per month.
DR.. NJ. A. Renwick,
Chairman,
c.. K. Baker,
H. T. Brock,
Trustees.
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Barbecue at Keitt's Grove.

We, the undersigned, will give a
first class barbecue in the oak grove
of T. ". Keitt, Thursday, August 8.
The guns Of the county are invited
to be present, Newberry, St. Phillips,
Silver Street a d Whitmire.
Jos. L. Keitt,
Jas. D. Nance,
c.. L. Leitzsey,
Jno. A. Cromer,
S. J. D. Price.
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weekly. Leave Augusta Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays ;leave Ashe-
vile Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days.
Note: The above arrivals and de-
partures, as well as connections with
other companies, are given as infor-
nation, and are not guaranteed.
Ernest Williams,
Cen. Pass. Agt,
Augusta, Ga.
Geo. T. Bryan,
Greenville, S. {.
Gen. Agt.,
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
Rates from Newoerry S. c., as fol-
lows:
Season Ticket $19.55. Sold daily
April 10Th to November 30th.
60 Day ticket $3.50. Sold daily
April 10th to November 30th.
Is day ticket $14.30. Sold daily
April 10Th to November 30th.
Coach Excursion 1856. Sold each
Tuesday; limit 10 days. Endorsed.
"Not good in parlor or sleeping
cars"
Through .Pullmas sleeping cars, via
Atlantic Cost Line Railroad company.
Write fer q i,eaatifn,, illustrated
folder cnNia;niu. maus. descriptive
mater, list Of Hotel. etc.
For reservations or any info1ma-
ton. Address,
T. C.. White,
General Passenger Agt.
". J. Craig,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
Wilmington, N. C.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
Schedules Of passenger trains Ill
and out of the Union Station, New
berry, S. c.
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library Excellent laboratories Beautiful te Unsurpassed health
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courses DEGREES B. M Winnie Davis School of History
Next session opens September Sth 1907 Send for catalogue
LEE DAVIS LODGE A. NJ, Ph. D. President.
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The opinion Of the court, which is
unanimous. is written by Associate
Justice Gary. who also wrote the pre-
vious opinion Of the court in this case.
This is an application to the court,
in the exercise Of it's original jurisdlc-
ton. for an order of injunction re-
straininc the Comptroller General
from enforcing the provisions Of an
Smyrna times., 1907-05-08
STEEL PASSENGER CARS
Pennsy Orders 200 For Use In New
York Tunnels.


York Tunnels.
Philadelphia, May Am order for
200 steel passenger cars, to be used in
the New York tunnel was placed by
the Pennsylvania railroad. When the
New York terminal was started the
PENNSYLVANIA officials said that only
steel cars would be used in the tun-
nels. and it is stated that 1000 pas
senger cars and 500 Pullmans will be
required. Two types Of cars are to be
used For long distances a 70-foot car,
seating IS passengers. will be made
and for suburban traffic a car 63 feet
long which will seat about 70 passen
gers. This car is to be made so that
it can be converted into a motor car
The new cars are said by the company
to be capable Of resisting four times
as great a shock as the standard
wooden coaches, and are PRACTICAL!
collision proof.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-08
Enduranoe Of Migrating Birds.

The vigor and endurance that birds
display upon the wing are astonishing.
Nearly all the migratory species OF
Europe must cross the Mediterranean
without resting. The little bluebird
pavs an annual visit to the Bermudasr
600 miles from the continent. and vii,
son estimated its very moderate flight
at more than mile a minute lie
markable stories are told of the Ions
flights of tame falcons, one going l,30'
miles in a single day. Jawel mentions
carrier pigeons that flew from Rouer
to Ghent. $50 miles. in an hour and
half. and certain warbler must wins
it's way from Egypt to the Baltic, 1,2O
| miles, in one night
Smyrna times., 1907-05-08
RodiIv PROPORTIONS.

In the man of average stature the
height of the body is ten times the
length of the face, the face from the
chin to the hair is as long as the hand
the arm is four times the length Of the
face. the sole of the foot is one-Hixth
the length of the body, and six
times the thickness of the hand In the
thickest part equals the thickness OF
the body.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-08
lost IeweIs Valued at saa. COO.

ST Louis, May 3-Mrs. J. H. French,
of 5719 Delmar avenue. reported to the
police the loss of jewels valued at
$50 COO. Mrs. French concealed the
Jewels in a waste paper basket Her
small son burned the contents. she
searched the alley where the paper
vas burned, but found no trace Of the
jewelry.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-08
bored 20 Death.

The Wife-I had a call from Mar
celle today. Her Husband-I suppose
she bored you to death, as usual, with
her stupid talk? Wife-Yes, dear, she
talked about you the whole time
Rire.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-08
Will Build Lighthouse Tenders.

Camden, N. J., May. 6.-The New
York Shipbuilding Company has re-
ceived the contract to build for the
government eight lighthouse tenders,
at a cost of $165,00O each.