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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
WEAVER WILL
SUPPORT
BRYAN

DIES MONIES Ia. July n -Cen.
James n Weaver. populist candis
date for president In 1854. greeted
William ]. bryan when the Com,
moner arrived here today on his
way back to Lincoln from Chicago.
Bryan held a conference with a
number Of prominent democrats
Weaver announced his intention to
support Bryan vigorously Jerry ~
Sullivan. who Was recently nominal.
ed for governor. introduced Bryan
to a large crowd. Bryan referred
20 Iowa a. the pioneer state IN the
matter of reforms. lie devoted
much OF his speech to reforms
which have been promulgated hy
Iowa. and spoke on the revision Of
the tariff and the election Of unlted
States senators By popular vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
STILL C0NFERRINC ON
MINERS SCALE

Committees representing the
Mine Workers union and the coal
operators are stlll In session az the
Labor Temple 20 decide upon the
scale OF wages which will go into
effect September 1.
The miners have asked for q 3
per cent increase. while the oper.
ators have submitted a scale show.
ing a reduction OF 10 per cent from
the scale now In force. The com.
miitees Will arbitrate the proposed
scales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
PROHIBITIONISTS WILL
FORM LEAGUE

prohibltlonists OF the 42d district
viii hold a meeting tonight az the
Fremont Agbury NJ h. church, TO
perfect an organization OF the vot-
ers who arc in favor OF the local
option. so that they may concen-
tratc their votes on men for the leg.
islature who favor local option.
Among the speakers will be the
Hon. T. Il. Kirkpatrick and Royal
w. Raymond Of the Anti Saloon
league. The candidates OF that dis.
trict have also been requested TO be
present and speak,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Chamber 10 Meet.

Tomorrow afternoon the Chamber
Of Commerce Will meet 10 discuss
the salt water main proposition.
The question of the bid for the new
fire boat win also be brought be.
fore the chamber The chamber
viii ask the council that no contract
for a fire alarm system be let until
the system has been demonstrated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
UMATILLA HERE
FROM NOME

Eight days and five hours from
Nome. the steamer umasiila. Capt
Hanna. arrived 81 this morning
Treasure amounting 20 fis.0ue
from Fairbanks. assigned 20 the
n. A. +. a r. Co. besides $50 600
in the malls from Candle. was
brought down.
Whaiebons and ivory. the catch
Of the whaler Norwhal. valued at
500 600. constitutes part Of the
cargo
The Umatilla brought down 70
paAaeu0erM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
TAFT READY FOR
BIG DOINCS

CINCINNATI. o, July 27.--ludge
Taft spent this morning In confer.
ence with the arrangements commit
tee that has charge Of the notlflca-
ton ceremonies tomorrow. This
afternoon he attended a meeting Of
the state central committee. which
has been called for the purpose OF
lnfusing harmony into the Taft cam
palgn in Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Bombardment Of Venezuelan
Towns in Prospect by the
German Fighters.

AMSTERDAM. July 27.--ln retail.
lsticn fer the summary expulsion
Of Minister De Rues. IL IL officially
announced today that all Dutch war.
ships in Amsterdam waters have
been ordered 70 make a demonstra-
ten against Venezuela.
Unless President Castro makes
an immediate APOLOGY TO tfsls eour.
try u 10 probable that the Dutch
ships will lombard Leauyars.
Puerto cabello ard other principal
coaat tc~ns of venexuela.
The opinion Is expressed freely
here that Castro N Last has ex.
ceeded all bounds In hia interna.
tional Insults and that nothing but
an actual attack upon Venezuela
will bring him 10 a proper recogni.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
YACHT RACE
10y United Prsss.)

10y United Press.)
LONDON. July 21.-A large
crowd was present AT Ryde today
to see the start Of the first days
racing In the international yacht
races Of the Olympic games.
The yachts are divided into
three classes. The course Is a mile
aud half in length.
The rowing regatta, 90 be held
In connection with the Olympic
games. rs TO begin at Henley to-
morrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
MAY sUTToN's SISTER TO
FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

LOS ANGELES. July 27--in an
effort 10 wrest the championship OF
southern California from her sister,
Florence May Sutton has entered
the woman's tennis singles az Long
Beach today. She Will be forced 10
play all the way through the WON
ems events. winning all her matches
10 qualify for the final event with
hne atufar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
AT QUEBEC

QUEBEC, July 27.-rhe main
features OF today's program Of the
tercentenary celebration is the re-
gatta In the river harbor before the
town, which is crowded with gaily
decked pleasure craft There will
be a grand naval display tonight.
participated In by the warshlps,
which gathered here for the cele-
bration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
BALLARD MAN oIEs.

joshua J. Trichey. 90 years old
died this morning, nj the family
residence, 5237 Tallman av He r.
survived By a widow. two sons and
a daughter IN ballard. aud another
daughter in the east. The andy
was removed 20 Mayflelds under,
taking parlors Funeral arrange
ments viii be made later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
KING OPENS The
PEACE CONGRESS

LONDON. July 27.-with repre-.
sentatiyeB from every civilized
country on the globe in attendance.
the 18th international peace con.
gress opened here today at Cax.
ton hall. The congress will remain
In session week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
GEOGRAPHICAL CONGRESS-.

GENEVA, Switzerland, July 27.--
The two weeks session Of the In.
telnationnl geographical congress
began here today, with almost every
important nation represented Hun.
drods of papers viii DC read bv eX.
perts and students
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
CLUB
TO OPEN GRILL

on next Wednesday, between the
hours OF 1880 a. m. and p. m. the
Seattle Commercial club VIII for
mally open 10 the public rs new
grill aud buffet. at First ay. and
Columbia 81.
George w. shriner. formerly man.
aaer Of the stockade hotel, AK
point. will have entire charge OF
me service. Formal invitations Tor
the opening day have been Issued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
THUG WEARS WHITE MASK.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 27-Tho
police are today searching for a
thug that has been operating IN the
downtown district IN tho early
hours OF the morning. under a white
mask. The man had held np aeyt
eral victims within a few minutes
~ one another, but no one had been
able 20 gct glimpse OF hrs face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
FORT woHDEN WINS.

Yesterday afternoon the Pacific
Meat company baseball team went
20 Pleasant Beach and was defeated
by the team from Fort Worden BY
the score Of 3 10 !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Newspaper Man, in Car Of
famous United States"
. Her Last Sky Voyage,
Tells Story Of Terrific
Descent, Due to Failure
q Poor Gas

lrass.r. x-f<--u. d <hsehsra. she
,..le Ihs faslem1Nk iAfAtla4 stssf -
,<.5<xls Zee ih&< aresIszRef ~ ala thrttl-
- sssns< n th< f~<sssss hsf.e~@ aattea
.,s.-~- . 40 e.l<ter u the Mlaarapaiis
- f&< fnfsr& STATES cas- ear ~ five
49, rkirh <taFf<d fFeaa - faai =
~ 49, age 80 faee 10 hrai he
--,&4e kna di~tsasw rerNxa. fhr Kaa
- I lsfIsffex fhe bags ~Ns serured
- - ~ fsal tAss romtnmmy, and
- <reA F>~f qHsiifs that al five
- NJ tuss snag In fsw hsnrp
- - y earth The talfed states
y ~ Mr. s1rphera tells h sttl4l
- ~ ssesy II fhe iessifle a<se~at. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

wii.lEMsTAD. Curacao. July a..
The Venezuelan consul. senior I>o-
pea. II guarded BY soldiers. who
surround hts home today 10 pre-.
vent a repetition OF the attacks 0f
Saturday night and sunday. wheu
the natives engaged IN a furious
outbreak. orcaaloned by their
hatred for President Castro and the
Venezuelan government In general
The residents Of this island be-
llevc that Castro has been leading
up 10 an actual attack upon the
Dutch prosecutions. and have be-
come 40 incunned that they will not
listen 10 the counsel Of their lead
ers. vho urxe against public dem.
onstration. promising that the home
government win take the necessary
action 10 bold Castro In cheek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Hitchcock Is Off

CHICAGO. July 27-Frank n,
Hitchcock left ~ / o'clock this aft
ernoon for Cincinnati 10 be present
tomorrow az the notification OF Taft
OF his nomination for the presidency
by the republican convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

We began 10 fall az a terrific speed
Capt Mueller told me 10 keep my
eyes on the watch-like face 81 the
aneroid barometer. which huns
from the ropes over the basket The
hand pointed to 5000 feet Al that
altitude paper envelopes. used for
sending Newspaper messages
dropped like bullets. Capt Mueller
began using them as ballast. when
the balloon began 10 drop. shortly
they began 10 fiutter about the bal.
loon. Al 5000 feet they seemed 70
dart upwarf into the air when they
Wcrc thrown out Capt Mueller
still cool. came upon five pound
bag Of salt IN the hamper lie rip
ped Il open and emptied 4 slowly.
The salt Tell upon my head and hin
We were falling faAtoF than Il was
In the minute between 1000 and
2 100 feet vert read. Capt. Mueller
hurriedly placed resolvers. lnssru-
meutn, fruit. bread. shoes. a pair OF
trousers. a pair uf overalis and tele.
graph blanks into a coat which he
had laid on the bottom Of the baa.
kes Meanwh bile I was reading off
rapidly every fall OF 30 feet The
champion sfenoRrnpher OF the world
could not have taken me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

a meeting Of the Fourteenth
Ward Republican club viii be held
this evening at Madrona hall. West
Seattle. Frank y. 3ayre aud g. NJ.
Latham win address the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
BASEBALL TOMORROW.

! Seattle ard Battle play ball I
mere this week. beginning 70.
! morrow. Franklin will pitch
! ard Rowan and Pick will slso
be In the game for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
WARSHIPS MAY BE
ORDERED TO FIRE

sation OF the rights OF other IA.
tsona.
Reports from tho island OF Cura.
Gao OF q movement % the Dutch and
the natives against the Venezuelan
consul. aud all things NenEuelan.
has Increased greatly the belief
that the situation IL critical and
that summary action N necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

~ Et'tcr Minneapolis News.
81 PAUL MINI. July five
<sn sace feet In the air.
ne heavy dusk Of the evening
~ vas ssttilng down ever the
xzssiSpi lowiands was rendered
tshG deep BY n hight cloud thar
zrrzsasd us
% ID The north. whence We had
sss az a heavy black cloud.
a = the aky. At the other end
~ basket stood Capt. A. Y.
ksAT. eur pilot. facing south and
mxtRg our progress. looked At
. xzss and then az The distant
Szs cloud.
sstasnly a tiny light twinkled
snins the blackness. then faded
'Aak~er ~ said the captain.
sa<a directed his attention 10 Il.
= 1 rxA<d again,
Iteese4 NJ finger on my electric
MI nxhf and. 10000 feet IN the
II. kxxisst ske hlackuesa. came the
saxx*. eAshed tive. the num-
vi a "a lszspon. the United
ssxzs< naa< famous By Lieut..
I4ks yh<z y gained wish IL the
seunasfix AonoFs Of Europe by
esafne NJ xnxlish channel In the
1eE1asteezI fsce 81 1905.
eshtsd the Chicago.
~ nys flashes In response.
IN rzs ne nnraber Of the bal.
~ 'fhienxk. owned and pllosed
Col G. A. Coey. OF Chicago.
- I'D started We did not know
- nns After our departure from
= 4eru park.
- u you can catch any other
4l1es ordered the captain.
palz'ed ny siny light to the shy
e direstions only the stars
H&kIed Ia response.
rness that's the only one
SO hers. said the captain.
yoa watch behind and IN
- k>rs.~
- xers tn a balloon race. ne
- not balloonlng for the simple
1szs> L vas a grim contest.
= vas M FIRST ascension.
- rsfatsmsn gees the limit to
- saf not Il the riak Of life
su'e drivers put all the speed
~ eaA lnto their machines. bat
sfr'tsnt does not mean death.
sAlieon racer goes the limit.
~ nv same desperation. But
ahnssr he runs II not the
~ sort that faces the yachts
- q Tie auto driver. Nothing
e4n death faces the balloon
Y y bis SKY race. he meets
- misfnftuna.
Ne Hiskeo His Life.
a lnAiance u the desperation o.
F.'l0oa racer type OF sports.
,Aat has sprung 40 only In the
- mr. yeafs occurred when. tbs
" aElnnlng to fail. our balloon
~ WAX IN the direction 0f a large
- until the z00-pound drag
,Aakht In the branches. The
- sHs az gone. and Capt Muel-
" Alter hesltating only a moment.
s'.slensd shc drag rope from the
49, ring and allow " 10 crash
,ns trees. tie didn't want to
aeia % he earth b. the rope.
vas viliinE % take desper.
enaace Of shooting into the afr
+ : great height. with no ballast
lxhien The fall which be knew
- easue This was a resource
~ which q pleasure balIO0nlst
- never for the sake OF HIS
have fallen.
- balloon shot into the AIR all
II went 70 an altitude Of
RET 20 rapidly that the rush
:. afofe much Of the gag from
~ ~ lhe balloon NJ the bot.
Anelier started 10 climb into
re. 70 close the neck OF the
n Dut. upon reflection. feared
~ ~ tremendous pressure might
i $3.50 ~ beg ! VAS glad that he
~. .'laea though The escaping gas
49,. ua"n On our basket la an On.
~ Y ~ manner remembered.
a paiehes which we had piac-
~ Aero park. ''' ''''"''e
tan At Terrific Speed.
a. q ale aller this last leap into
il ~ ep0 feet hieh and about
lslsT,s..'s long. that brought ~ our
'lhk sxperience. Then n was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

The captain finished his bundle,
with the coat aH a wrapper. ] read
down Into the one thousands; above
Us the nov fIabby balloon began TO
assume a parachute form re-
nembered that the Eiffel tower 10
1 200 feet high. Into the hundreds
] read.
Capt. Mueller had told me to
jump for the ropes across the bal
loon ring. upon hia signal A. I
said 300" he yelled Jump" ! did
not think 70 drop the electric flash
light with which ! had been reading
the barometer still clatching u. !
caught the ropes. just as our basket
struck Ia the center Of an oat field.
Il bounced. 30 feet high. distance
Of 50 feet, when Capt Mueller sud.
denly pulled the rip cord that open
ed 4 32f0ot gash In the monster
bag. The last OF Us 1000
cubic feet Of gas rose Ike smoke
into the air. Tho yellow cotton can
vas fell over the standing grain and
the race was at an end. We had
made the descent OF 5000 feet In
seven minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

xayr. MUELLER GAVE ME-
- SIGNAL TO JUMP FOR THE
sopEs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

"a 4. ailer this last leap lato
Il ~ pp0 feet hieh and about
lslrI,s..'s lone. that brought ~ our
Ak sADerience. Then n was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Work Of Experts.

The Job was planned and executed
IN "A daring and workmanlike man
ner that stamps the robbers as pro-
fesslonal cracksmen Of long expert
once The thieves, probably three
I'm number, entered the safety de-
posit vault through a window open
ing ON a vacant room that opens on
Post st. The police believe that
these men We're hidden IN this room
Saturday night. The roam contains
ggt..tt.....t "a. 49,. q
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09

1t will be a merry war from now on
between the Canadian Amateur Athletic
Union and the Amateur Athletic Union
of the United States, and thi will
create a novel situation when both
bodies send teams to the Olympic games
in London this unmer. That the Uni
ted States Union has a shade the bet
ter of the fight car be seen by the al
lance with the Canadian Athletic Fed
Grafton, which embraces the territory
in and around Montreal, which alliance
was signed yesterday.
Both the American Union and the
Canadian Federation will fight the
Canadian A. A. L. to a finish, and it is
almost a foregone conclusion that they
will be on top of the heap when the
smoke of battle is gone.
President Stark. of the Canadian A.
a. u, fired the first gun of the war
when he issued the statement that no
athlete belonging to his organization
would be allowed to compete in an ath-
letic meet held under the sanction OF
the A. A. u. of the United States.
The signing of the alliance between
the A. A. U. of the United States and
the Canadian Federation practically
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
RUDE GETS scoRcHED.

SHREVEPORT. La. March 9.-Tlle
colts of the St. Louis Americans played
improved ball yesterday and managed
TO hold the regulars down to an evcn
breaks to 8. Manager McAleer called
the game at the end of the ninth,
though the colts. O'Connor and Yeager
particularly. insisted on fighting to a
decision.
tube Waddell, Farris and Petty
worked on the hill for the regulars, and
were opposed by Howell, Bailey and
Graham. The regulars slapped Howelfs
offerings rather hard in the third. Wad-
dell tripled with the bases occupied
The colts earned two counts in the
fifth by simple sticking by Swayne and
Stevens. The kids tied the game up
in the eighth, when Schweitzer, Yeager
and Tom Jones lined out safely.
While engaged in a friendly wrestling
match in the gymnasium yesterday
with Farris and Petty, Waddell fell
against a hot steam pipe and his back
was painfully scorched. The accident,
however. did not prevent him working
we'll in the practise game.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
MERRY ATHLETIC WAR :
AMONG THREE BODIES

makes it impossible for Stark's ath-
letes to compete in other games than
their own. The local A. A. u. athletes
win now be able to compete in Canada
under sanction by the federation. This
practically means hat the Canadian
A. A. L. is out in the cold.
The Canadian associations. while at
war with each other. are both at peace
with the British Amateur Athletic AS
s~ociation. Each will protest the pres
ence of the others men at the Olympic
games, and it will remain for h Brit
ish authorities TO decide which team is
an outlawed body. A decision in either
country's favor will bring forth indig-
nation and p~reeipitate an athletic war
involving the controlling bodies of sew
eral countries.
The officials of the A. A. u. of the
United States are not saying much,
but from what has already been
learned they will protest all Of the
Canadian A. A. u. athletes at the
Olympiad, especially Tom Longboat,
the Indian runner. who the Canadian
A. A. U. says will go. The a. A. u. OF
the United States says Longboat is a
professional. and will back it up will
! proof, if necessary.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
YANKEES TO START
PRACTISE AT ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ca, March with
nearly all the veterans and recruits on
hand, Manager Clark Griffith. of the
New York Americans, win today inau-
surate preliminary practise. There will
be morning and afternoon tryouts daily
and hose players who have been at
Hot Springs. being in almost midsum-
mer form, will be called upon to do the
larger part of the work lin the exhibit
ton game which is scheduled to be
played here OH Thursday between the
Atlanta Southern League team and the
New Yorks.
The balmiest day Atlanta has expert
enced this season greeted the two sec
lions of the on their arrived here
yesterday. The Hot Springs con-
tingent, made up of Henpiiill. Stahl.
Kleinow. Doyle. Orth, Chesbro and
Hogg. came in at noon and during the
day the arrival of stragglers from diff
ferent parts of the country brought the
number up to twelve. All are quar-
tered at the Piedmont Hotel.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
PUTS IT
ON HIS

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-New Or
leans finally managed to get a game
away from the Athletics yesterday, but
the Pelicans owed their victory entire
ly to Pitcher Vickers, whom Manager
Mack lent for the occasion. Score 8
to l..
The manager wanted to try out the
hitting ability of his team against fast
pitching and as Rube looked to be in
the best condition he was awarded he
task of downing his eliminates.
His success was complete. The Ath-
letics, while credited with two hits,
really only had one good. clean drive,
a single to right by Murphy. The
other hit was a bunt, which Nichols
beat out. The catcher could readily
have fielded 1t had yickers kept away.
Vickefs famed twelve men and, ex-
cepting the fourth inning, had perfect
control. Here three bases on balls and
a little tumble resulted in the forcing
of one run across the plate. During
the remainder of the way the Athletics
were helpless.
A big crowd saw the game, some of
them being attracted by a story in a
local paper that Manager Mack had
sold Viclsers to New Orleans. Manager
Mack denied this rumor last night and
said he had not thought of getting the
big fellow away. Vickers had every
thirg in yesterdays game.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
WIZARD SCHAEFER TO RETIRE
AFTER MATCH WITH HOPPE

win or lose in my contest with
Willie Hoppe in Chicago Wednesday
night, | will retire as a championship
competitor in the billiard world Thus
spoke Jake Schaefer. the wizard of the
cue, the man who has electrified the
world for thirty-five years with his
cunning, skill and delicacy of stroke.
Schaefer is not going to quit the
game altogether. His manager Charles
Tennes, has booked Jake and another
expert of national reputation for a long
exhibition our that will end about
May ]. A complete circuit of the East
will be made.
This strain of fitting ones self for
a billiard match nowadays. the uneer-
tainty of the money and my age are
chiefly accountable for my decision. 1
am going to leave this struggle to
younger men. l love the game and like
TO pla as well, if not better. than L
ever did in my life. II is not the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
sLOsSoN TO PLAY E

George Slosson. of New York, the
famous billiard expert. win give an ex-
hlbition of billiards with Wilson Foss.
of Haverstraw, n. Y, who held the
amateur billiard championship for
three years, Tuesday night, April I, at
Institute Hall. IS New street.
The sc stars will play three diff
fefent styles of billiards. at the ISL
balk line game, at the 1872 style and at
cushion earoT. The exhibition wilt
take place in the main hall and tiers OF
seats Will be arranged around the new
table that will be placed in the centre
of the hall Tor the exhibition.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-09
BLOOMFIELD HIGH OUT
WITH BASEBALL DATES.

The baseball team of the Bloomfield
High School has arranged the follow
ing schedule for the coming season:
April 10--Newark II. S. at Newark.
April 15-East Orange Fl. S. at East
Orange.
April 1s-Open.
April 22-Montclair III. S. at Bloom-
field.
April e5-Newark Academy at New
ark.
April 29-Batten H. S. at Bloomfield.
May 2-Passaic II. S. at Bloomfield.
May 6-Montclair Academy at Mont
clair.
May 9-Rutherford H. S. at Bloom
field.
May 13-Open.
May 16-Mount Vernon H. s. at
Bloomfield.
May 2'-Kingsley School at Essex
Fells.
May 2S-Paterson II. S. at Paterson.
May 27-East Orange II. S. at Bloom
field.
May so-Perth Amboy H. $. at Perth
Amboy.
June s-Newark Fl. S. at bloomfield
June 10-South Orange H. S, at
Bloomfield.
June 13-Open.
June 17-Open.
June 2o-Perth Amboy Fl. S. at
Bloomfield.
Manager Martin, Of Bloomfield, an
nounces that he has selected a strong
| team.