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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
NOT A NEW MINISTER;
ONLY MUSTACHE OFF.

a rumor was anoat last night among
the members of the Davis Memorial
M. E. Church, Harrison, that a new
pastor conducted services last night,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
CHARLES E. GoRT ON, OF MoNTCLAIR.

GOLD emblem, studded with sever diamonds a presented to ns
~ retiring exalted ruler OF the Montcair Lodge of Elks, Charles E.G r-
q u ton last night at the annual meeting. He is popular in the lodge ana
vu1 noyn in The town where he has held the Office of councilman.
Nh following officers were installed: Exalted ruler Harold W. Wood; es-
teemed leading knight, Theodore J Badgey; esteemed loyal knight Whnam
whitney A,nes: esteemed lecturing knight George w. Boxal; secretary
caorge e Greamn treasurer willard W. Colei trustee, Henry e Wrensch,
d; tyler, Frederick w. Gibbs.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
N In ARLINGTON.

A number of Arlington young women
gave a dance at Quincy Hall. Airing
ton, last night, The affair was very
we'll attended.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-09
The Goake Co Buy the Entire Stock Of the Beatty Montgomery Co, of Isl Mar.
ket St, and Offer ItOn Those Premises at ONE-HALF the Prices Formerly Asked

Any woman who wants big bargain a Suit Coat Skirt Waist tori Fs shord wu the
Beatty Montgomery Store, 1877 Market Street w purchmedt the entire snk and offer If at
half the price of the original ticket, which still remain on the Garments Noth,o raJ
Everything must gl Come while the opportunity here!
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
ATHLETICS
SEWELL ANNEXES FIELDWICK
HANDICAP AT EMERYVILLE

crosses with right to head. Terry puts
another left to face. Kaufmann's S
round.
Round Eleven
AL swings light right to head and
Terry tries to back away, but Al chases
him and puts right to face and Terry
almost falls through ropes. AS he
bounds back AL meets him with right to
body Terry swings right to ribs and
left to head. Terry slips to floor and
AL walked away from him. Terry
swings hard right to wind. Al rushes
with left to chin that hurt. Kaufmann's
round.
Round Twelve
They exchange light lefts to face. Al
wobbles Terry with right to jaw. AL
puts hard right to head. Terry swings
right to ribs and left to wind Terry
swings left to head. AL catches him
rushing and puts hard right to head.
AL uppercuts fiercely in clinch Al
staggers Terry with straight left to
face AL uppercuts with right in clinch,
Al smashes left to face and Terry puts
right to ribs. Terry bleeding at mouth.
Kaufmanns round.
Roupnd Thirteen
AL smashes left to face AL meets
right swing to ribs with another left
to face. AL puts hand right to wind and
rushes Terry to ropes. AL puts hard
rights to head and Terry tries to run
away, falling on ropes, but getting up
Immediately. Terry puts left hook to
jaw Terry jabs left to face. Terry
hooks left to jaw. Terry jabs left to
face. Terry hooks left to jaw. Terry
stops hard right under heart and goes
to floor for nine. AS he gets UP, he
starts to run away and AL puts right
to head as gong rings. Kaufmann's
round.
Round Fourteen
Terry rushes with left hook to jaw
and Al smashes hard right to heart and
Terry fell to the floor and doubled up.
His seconds Immediately rushed into
ring, acknowledging defeat, and Referee
Eyton did not even begin to count.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
GOSSIP OF THE DIAMOND
BY RED PERKINS

club in the Southern State league, is
requested to call up Manager Claude
Finley of the Wieland team in regard
to playing in the Association league.
Call Main 6562.
Heinie Hensling, who has Joined the
ranks of the California Winter league,
is known as the picture kid and
will be pleased to hear from managers
in regard to taking pictures of the
different teams in the league.
Bert Ross, who committed suicide at
Portland last Monday was well known
among the baseball fans of Los An
geles, having played in several games
with the Beavers against the Los An
eeIes team at the Chutes. Before join
ing the Portland team he was connect
ed with the Tufts-Lyons and the Pasa-
dena team. Ross drank carbolic acld.
The Angels-Giants receipts were
equally divided yesterday by j. S.
Allen as follows: The Angels received
S66S.50 for their trouble, while the
Giants got S26750 and Allen got in the
of $3.50. A return game
will be played in the near future at
Chutes park.
Fred Buelow, the Edison catcher,
who was injured while sliding to third
base at Athletic park recently, was
out on crutches yesterday for the first
time and is improving greatly. Bue-
low will be able to report to the
Washington club next season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11

ACK CTWIN) SULLIVAN is a let
ter writer of great merit, even if
~ he cannot win a pugilistic cham
pionship. His latest is his best effort
and conveys the following information:
IF Terry Mustain makes any kind Oh
a showing with AL Kaufman l will
bet him any part of $1,000 that l can
beat him and let him weigh ton. L
sure did get the hooks in my last go
with Hart. If ever I beat a man fair
and square it was Hart. But one OF
the fellows who was getting 20 per cent
of Harts end is running the club, and
that is how Twin got 1t. l don't mind
losing on the square. but when they
steal a fight on me it makes me feel
sore. Mustain is getting a lot of boost
ing at present from the sporting writer's
who are sending out press notes that
he made me jump out of the ring at
Goldfield. That big bum could not hit
me with a horsewhip when l am feel
ing right, and this is on the level
would like to make a trip out there
again this winter and would like TO
meet either Papke, Kelly, Kaufman
or Mustain, should the latter make
good. which I hope he does"
Twin is fine fellow personally, but
he is superannuated as a fighter and
there will be no hard feelings between
the coast managers If one OF them
signs him up for fight.
Abe Attell says that he probably will
not do any boxing for a week, although
he is doing road work and getting
ready for strenuous period of train
ing FOR his scrap with Freddie Welsh
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
KAUFMANN KNOCKS OUT MUSTAIN
WITH TERRIFIC RIGHT TO HEAKI

which will be the Thanksgiving eve
card at Vernon. The fans have no Tear
that Able will not train properly Ior
any fight. He is too good general 10
go into the ring out of condition, ana
he is not going to lose any fights that
he can get away with. Freddie is
Tough customer and Abe knows 1t, so
he will train properly for the bout
Hans Carlson and Luke Kelly, boss
sportsnen of San Pedro, headed the
San Pedro delegation to the Kaut-
mann -Mustain scrap last night anu
there was quite bunch of the SEASIDE
sports scattered about the arena. They
always attend the big shows in Los
Angeles. and this disposition has caused
Los Angeles fans to lend their support
to the harbor city game. The san
Pedro Athletic club, in which Kelly ana
Carlson are the moving spirits, is ar
ra ne-ing another attractive card Tor an
early date, and undoubtedly the local
fans will give 1t their support. The club
has been staging some good cards
lately. and the next one is promised as
the best of the bunch.
Eddie Duke and John Harding got
into a kidding" bee at Jeffries' yes
terday. and as each is past master
at the game there was much amuse-
ment for those fortunate enough to be
within earshot. Duke was accused OF
being baldheaded, and barred his head
TO prove the falsity CT the accusation
Harding asserted that the fuzz that
seemed to grow there, and seemingly
was parted in the middle, was a work
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11

where he made reputation for him
self as we'll in debating and won the
trophy donated by a Sacramento news
paper.
At the first of the year Potter was
elected assistant coach in basketball
athletics, and did much toward maxi
ing the five what it is today in the
county high school ranks. He has
been connected with the CLUB for the
past six weeks and is considered to be
one of the fastest forwards in the
county.
Among the other members of the
team are Robert Mclaughlin of Holly
wood. who plays left forward AL
though this is McLaughlin's first year,
Coach Webster predicts that he will be
one of the best forwards in the league.
Herbert Priester. who is substitute for
ward and who is new at the game, is
showing up we'll At center is Will
Candee, who is doing good work.
Jack Claypool, who is manager of
the team, is one of the speediest mem
bers. He plays left guard and has
shown up well I'm all the games. The
other guard position is held down by
David Ball, who was for two years on
the New York Poly high school five.
He has had a great deal of experience
and knows the game from A to n. AS
substitute guard Bulge Taft has
shown up well in practice games.
The weeks schedule will be;
November 12-Hollywood VS.. Browns
berger at Brownsberger
November 13-Hollywood VS.. Ana
helm at Anaheim.
November 14-Hollywood VS.. u. S. c..
law school at Hollywood, p. m.
Hollywood did not enter a basketball
five in the league last season, but this
year she has entered a fast five and ex-
poets to win the pennant, notwith-
standing that Whittier high school car
ried away honors last year.
The law school Of u. S. c. defeated
the Harvard military five yesterday
afternoon on the military courts by the
score Of AZ to 23. Harvard has one of
the fastest fives in Southern California.
Harvard recently defeated the Hunt
ington Beach school team by the one
sided score of 5S to g. but was no
match for the speedy lawyers. The
lineup follows;
Law School Harvard Military.
williams ............q. F........... Fowler
Goods (capt) .......L. F.........,.. Levy
Folsom .............C Center 49,. Mitchell
Newmyer (mgr) ....R. G Whitman-stantor
Length Of halves 20:15.
Goode threw six out of seven fouls
Fowler, seven field goals; whitman,
one field and one foul; Mitchell, two
field goals; Stanton, one field goal;
Roberts, one field goal; Folsom, two
field goals; Williams, two field goals;
Newmyer, eight field goals Goode,
five field goals.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
BOXING
6 l3AA4g:algq}ia7o:ssI;s!ggFP At osI;!gF

of art hand painted picture-a mir
noe Then Duke accused Bright of be-
inc worth $40. 900 and a former resident
Of Chicago Bright denied, and said
that he was broke and from Evanston.
Roth admitted that they never would
live anywhere else than in Los An
peles and shook hands and made up
because they had found something upon
which they could agree.
Hen Perry is going on the stage. He
will he the star of the little sketch en-
titied "Panning Gold in Alaska" which
viii he mt on Wednesday and Friday
niphts at the ETks' harvest festival.
Hen as is well known, holds the world
record for manning gold in Alaska, hav-
inc manned the biggest pan-whatever
those terms mean-ever known In his
tory. He will give an illustration OF
The art at the booth, or tent, wherein
the Alaska exhibit is shown at the res
tivai and will have a large and ap-
1,reciative audience. He has the gold
fever again and says he intends going
back to the frozen gold country soon
Hen will be rugged out as an Alaskan
miner. and the panning will be on the
scuare-not the kind that he hands ouc
to Jeffries, Freddie Maier, Tom stevens
and the rest of the bunch every day.
Nose Raphael and two brothers have
arrived from New York and will stick
around until next spring Nose will be
an the block again when the ponies
begin running at Santa Anita and ex-
poets to duplicate his former successes
at local meetings.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
KEENE MAY DESERT
THE AMERICAN TURF
Decides to Ship All His Yearlinas and
Horses in Training to England
if Jimmy Rowe Will
Train Them
rBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK Nov. 10-It is possible
James r. Keene may transfer his en-
tire racing establishment to England,
to be managed by James Rowe, the
trainer Keene is thinking over the
matter, and he will come to a decision
this week. contingent upon Rowe's con-
sent TO go abroad in Keene's interest.
Business conditions in the United
States make Rowe reluctant to leave
this country, but should he do so keene
nrobabIv viii ship all his horses across
the Atlantic.
. Private trials of fourteen yearlings,
which Keene retained in this country,
after a division of his stable between
England and the United States re-
Gently, is said to be the reason for ms
latest plan. The yearlings are said TO
have shown great promise.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
RESULTS AT EMERYvILLE

OAKLAND, Nov. 1O.-Results at Emerville:
First race, six furIongs. selling-Nebulosus
1OG (Keogh). to l, won; Capt. Kennedy, 1O2
(Gilber), 13 to 5. second; Adena, 102 (Kirsch-
baum) even, third. Time 1:14 2-5 Burnell
Sir Wesley, San Oak and Edith r. finished as
named.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-Wap, 81
(Taplin), 7 to ], won; Boas. 102 CWalsh). 16
to s, second; Billy Pullman 1O2 &C. Ross), 10
to l. third. Time 1:1S AS. Billy Watkins
Emma c.. Billy Myer, Abbey and Billy Bow
legs finished as named
Third race one mile, seling-Phalanx. III
(Sweet), to g. won; Lady Alicia, 119 &c. Rus
seID, to J. second; Charley Paine. 119 (Arch-
ibald, Z to g. third. Time 1;41 20. Romanoff
Mamie Stanhope and Elevation finished as
named.
Fourth race six furlongs. Fieldwick handi-
cap-Sewell. 115 CPowers), TO A, won; Native
Son. 92 Cwalsh). 20 to /, second; Roalta, 100
(Giibert), 10 to /, third Time 1:13. Force and
Pajaroita finished named
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles, SELL
ing-sir Brillar, LOG (yan Dusan), TO 1. won
Remember 102 &C. RusselD, to 10, second;
Clover 40 CPowors). II TO l, third. Time
I:47 1-5 l.. C. Ackery Fulletta, Royal Red
and Lord Primrose finished as named.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards.
purse-Montgomery. 112 (Shilling). 13 10 90
won; Neva Lee, 1O2 &C. Miller), s to 2, second;
Don Enrique, 100 (W. Miller). 20 to /. third
Time 1:4s. Sugar Maid also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
MiIIionalre's Baby Killed

BERKELEY, Nov. 10. - Toddlipg
away from her nurse, who was await
ing the arrival of the family automo-
bile, Emma Johnson, the 14-months-old
daughter of S. o. Johnson, a millionaire
lumber dealer of San Francisco, was
run down by the machine as 1t rounded
a driveway to the front door of the
family home yesterday The baby was
so badly injured she died half an hour
later. ]. w. Dana, the chauffeur, gave
himself up, but was released upon the
recommendation of the stricken father.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
LORD DOUGLAS IS
HELD IN PRISON
Will Be Tried Before Court of Assizes
on Charge of Attempted Murder
of Former British Army
Officer

WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 1O.-Lord
Sholto Douglas, brother of the pres
ent marquis of Queensbery and son of
the eighth marquis, who framed the
Queensbery rules under which prize
fights are now conducted, is held in the
provincial Jail at Nelson, b. c.
Sholto went shooting last week, and
upon his return home found his house
at Creston, B. c., occupied by former
officer of the British army named
Rowland. He ordered him to leave,
but Rowland would not do so, where
upon Sholto emptied his shotgun at
short range into the head and neck of
Rowland. The wounded man was re-
moved to a hospital, where he is now
in a precarious condition.
Sholto was arrested and sent up for
trial before the court of assizes on a
charge of attempted murder.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
BALL PLAYERS
ARE SUSPENDED
MORE THAN FIFTY ARE PUT ON
INELIGIBLE LIST
National Board of Arbitration Takes
Drastic Action Against Boys Who
Participated in POST
Season Games
[Ry Associated Pres..l

CHICAGO. Nov 10.-More than fifty
baseball players of the Milwaukee and
Minneapolis teams of the American as
sociation and of the Three-I league,
Southern and Pacific Coast leagues,
were placed upon the ineligible list by
the national board of arbitration today
They were alleged to have defied the
rules by engaging in post-season games
with OUTLAW clubs.
No fines were meted out, but before
signing contracts for next season the
players must apply for reinstatement,
when their punishment will be decided
upon by Secretary Farrell.
The board ordered the blacklisting Of
President Wolse of the Spokane club
for alleged charges against Umpire
F'rary which could not be substanti-
ated
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
RESULTS AT LAToNIA

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1o.-Latonia results;
First race. 6h furlongs-Dr Mayer won,
Knington second. Mique O'Brien third; time
III.
Second race, furlongs-Marmorean won.
Miss Felix second, Europa third; time LIS l-5
Third race, furlongs-Snake Mary won,
sorrel Top second, Dainty BellP third time
1.17 3-5.
Fourth race, furlongs-Merrick won, Clois-
teress second, Bomrt third time 1:16 40.
Fifth race. mile and furlong-Maid Mill
tant won, Quagga second, Apt third time
200 is.
Sixth race, mile and a furlong-Gold Treas
ure won, Bitterhand second, Leonard Joe
Hayman, third; time 1863 2-5
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11

Manager Strong of the A. II. & S. F.
team would like to hear from any out
of-town club in regard to game next
Sunday. Call Lee Rayle, Home phone
1423, after $50 O'Clock.
Because of the constantly increasing
attendance at the Sunday ball games
in North Pasadena, Manager William
Delft has arranged to have the
grandstand enlarged this week. For
midable opponents have been secured
for next Sunday game in the Sun
bright Babes of Los Angeles, a team
which has been playing good bali all
the season.
Pitcher Jack Wade, who is twirling
for the Barley team, has sent in a
large order for baseball goods to the
Tufts-Lyon team.
Owens. the third baseman who for
merly played with the Pico Heights
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
HOLLYWOOD FIVE
IN GREAT FORM
BASKETBALL TEAM MAKING
GOOD RECORD
Captain Clyde Potter One of the
SpeedIest Forwards in Los
Angeles County
League
BY RED PERKINS

By RED PERKINS
One of the most sl1illful basketball
players OF the Hollywood basketball
team is Clyde Potter, who acts as cap
tain and forward of the Hollywood five
and is also manager of the Los Angeles
County High School Basketball league.
Last year he managed and played
forward for the Capital City high,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
BY JAY DAVIDSON

4 L KAUFMAN, the big native nearchampon heavy
weight knocked another stumbling block of his cham
IA pionship pathway night when finished Mus
The knockout
spectacular and sudden would wish
being the result of stiff right smash the during
mxup the first minute of the fourteenth round Mustan fell
heavily, doubled knot suffering pain His
onds realizing that he quickly tossed towel into the
ring and carried their principal his without waiting
for Referee Eyton begin the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11

RESULTS OF BATTLES LAST NIGHT
Kaumann knocked Terry Mustain fourteenth round
Young Hugo defeated Hobo Doughery in six De
cision
Jack OKeee defeated Lee Flanders Decision
lack Redmond knocked Jeff Perry in second round.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11

Flynn climbed through the ropes and
after the fans had ceased cheering
him, he announced that he desired to
challenge the winner Kaufman was
accompanied by Billy Delaney Oscar
Lbinger and Charlie White. his sec
onds. Mustatn was seconded by Eddie
Robinson, Clarence English, Willie
Mack and Ben Smith. After being in
troduced and posing for pictures, the
scrappers were sent on their way by
the gong.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
Third Team Formed

A third football team is now being
organized at st. Vincent's college. rms
move was decided upon at a special
meeting of the boarders Sunday Bour-
don, who plays fUllback on the team
was elected captain and Quarterback
Dangerfield was chosen to look after
the management.
The team has been christened the
st. Vincent's Specials, after the famous
little band of warriors of two years
ago, and, like them, will be composed
exclusively of boarders.
The team is getting mewhat late
start, but this disadvantage will be
more than offset by the fact that
seven of the regular players have been
playing on the varsity scrubs since the
opening of school and need only little
practice together to be in first class
condition.
Eighteen men reported for practice
Yesterday morning. and when the team
is finally picked it should average close
to 1850 pounds in weight.
The following men have been selected
by Manager Dangerfieid as the most
likely to make their positions: r. sE.
Heidel, r. T. ]. Daze, r. G. Leahy,
C. Hobson, l.. G. Fitzgerald, l.. II.
O'Connor. r. ii. Mirandi, Full, Capt.
Bourbon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
elrI pvInn from poa,s RIte

VINCENNES, Ind, Nov. 1O-Miss
Laura Green is dying from hydropho-
bia. Two weeks ago a pet dog began
showing signs of madness. 1t jumped
at Miss Green and struck her eye with
its nose.s The dog was killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
[. A. A. c. GOSSIP

1t was ascertained yesterday that
there is not baseball club in Naples,
so the club team will not be able to
take part in the Sunday program which
was being arranged to boost the
Thanksgiving day regatta. Neverthe-
less, a large number of the boys will
go to Naples, and meantime another
baseball team will be picked from
among the members of the club and
will challenge the regular club team to
a match game to be played on the
Naples diamond Sunday, November 22.
Next Sunday the regular baseball team
will play the Tropico baseball team at
Tropico Every member who attended
the Norwalk game is requested to meet
at the club early Sunday morning.
Coach AL Treloar had the rowing
squad on the lagoon at Naples at dawn
yesterday and the morning practice
consisted of about eight miles of row.
ing. Another fact that tends to prove
that the men are rounding into first
class shape is that Jim Routzahn, the
stroke of the four, has gained about
five pounds since he started into train
ing. Jim said yesterday that the boys
have not hit it UP much recently and
that APs stroke is rather long. This
statement would seem to imply that
the club could row about a 2S-stroke
and at the same time make progress
about as fast as the San Diego crew
could with a 33-stroke.
All members who are entered in the
cribbage tournament are requested to
finish as many of their games as they
can before Saturday, as the tourna-
ment will be closed Saturday night and
the winners will be announced by the
committee in charge of the tourna-
ment.
The first basketball practice of the
club was held by the team last night.
The boys were coached by Cliff Hahn
and showed up fairly we'll for Begin
ners. About twelve candidates showed
up for preliminary practice.
20 rounds Of boxing, Venice Athletic
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-11
prens VIII Play Match

Manager and Coach Moores of the the
St Vincents prep. football team has
q srranped a game for his men with the
U. S. G. preps., to be played at Boyard T1,, a
field Friday afternoon at $3.50 me
game was cinched yesterday afternoon
when Manager Moores of the Saints
and sorenson of the Methodists met
to make final arrangements Ior Ihe
contest.
The Grand avenue lads have played
but one game this season, when they
were defeated by the Los Angeles hlgh
school second team last Saturday.
However, their playing in the last half
of that game, when they clearly out
classed the hill boys, has so encour-
aged the youngsters that they are con-
fident of taking the scalps OF thelr
rivals in the coming game.
Both teams have been practicing
faithfully and doing heavy scrimmage
work with the varsity elevens, so that
the coming contest, with both teams
in the pink of condition and averaging
close to 145 pounds, should be fast
exhibition of the revised American
game.