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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-03

FOR SALE-We have three 4-room
brick cottages and one frame near the
Highland Boy smeiter, We can sell at
bargain on very easy terms; also five
acre farm of choice land with 3 T. T.
house and barn, all kinds of fruit. plenty
Of water. VIII take good brick cottage
as part pay.
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FOR SALE
HARRINGTON


Salt Lake City should be manufacture
ing center. VIII we all push together TO
that end?
Good nearly new l0-room pressed brick;
double house; close in; $1,000; lot 21zx10i
stable.
30 acres near town: 4-room frame house.
stable and chicken houses: 5 acres in iu-
Germ; all fenced; good water right; POO
91-3 acres fine land; primary water
right; in lucern and under cultivation de-
sirable location; fenced; small buildings;
s2,000; will cut up.
Half acre in fruit; 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings: something nice; city
water: $500
The best dairy farm in the country: 465
acres; capacity, 80 cows; cuts 300 tons
hay; unlimited range; plenty of good
buildings; snap; old age the reason for
selling.
Gence; lot 50x125 TO alley: this is extra
good: first-class work: $500.
1900 acres grazing land low price, easy
terms.
20 acres in Big Cottonwood. double wa
ter right, fair buildings, splendid land;
s.. 800.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, oscar
Groshell, sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing. No. 22i Main st
Secondhand registers always in stock
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VOCAL LESSONS.


FOR 50 a month in classes, Madame
Brodbeck. pupil of Manuel Garcia, gives
thorough vocal instruction at her recital
hall IND. phone 1852.
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We are in a position to help you find
home or a good investment 1t will cost
you nothing to talk with US.
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LADIES' TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants. Face n.,-
sage. handspring. hair dressing Santa
mum pariors, 81 ". Sd So. Bell sss: Ind
ISIS
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED.

X. A. CARTER FUR CO. ~ "a Aas "a
suTs remodelsd. repaired. redysd-
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FUNERL1 DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

-ra. funeral services OF Lawrence Olot
,-ll'.-,,ar Rvdberg, son of Rev. and Mrs
E5,----.1.",.ei Rydberg. will be held from the
ss-,--.5..b Evangelical lions church, cor
SM' ~, Fourth East and Second South
~ ,L,,rs Wednesday, Nov. 4. at p. m.
37lr.rrrent at Sparta, Mich
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Salt Lake City should be a manufacture
ing center VIII we all push together TO
that Pud2
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SHOE REPAIRING.

hs-SSA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. expert
-Ao work lsssz s. w. Temple, Ind III.
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Terms; easy payments.

HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV.
COMPANY.
251 South Main
We write fire insurance.
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WA NTED

WANTED
STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mattresses cocks, chambermaids-
House girls and ali kinds of restaurant
help wanted for city and country
4 East Second South. Phones 4s+
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OUR EXHIBIT at the state fair
demonstrated our superiority over all
others in getting results from our teach
ing. Utah Business College. THE spec
ialist's school by specialists Main ana
First South
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DR.. FRED d. BICKFORD-Suite 20s-s
Formerly at Summit Block. rooms / and =
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WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral homework; must know how TO COOK;
no laundry work 667 E. I'd So.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

GET IN AMONG THE sky
SCRAPERS.'
Now is the time 10 buy.
There IS more money to be made
IN this locality than any other in
the city
We have Main street. Fourth
south. Third South. Postofflce
place and State street properties
at prices that will MAKE you big
Traekage OF factory sites in the
pest location Large or small. All
prices.
6-rm. mod brick; furnace, laun.
rods; n. E. bench: 5000.
Ssx15o feet. alley in rear, Elev-
enth East between Sixth and Sew
enth South. facing west: view of
the entire valley; $3.50.
Terms; easy payments
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV.
COMPANY
251 South Main
We write fire Insurance.
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SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION

DIR. AND MRS. BYRON w. KING.
Studio. Gordon academy; classes in elo-
cution. physical culture. delsarte, Shake
speare. Browning. Tennyson ana literary
stammering and suffering
cured. Residence 1924 First ave Ind
phone 22S6.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
tsl4. Bell s49. Formerly at 50 E. Sd South
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DIED.

---C- Nm this city. Nov. .. at 25S East
z ~ south street, Mrs. Sadie N Tew,
age Services at St Mary's cathe-
80 o'clock on Wednesday. Inter
dial in Calvary cemetery Friends in
tfred.
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WANTED-Laundres for Wyoming,
German or Swedish girl preferred
Intermountain Employment Agency %
West ID South. Both phones 1889
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FOR RENT-Neat Arm. mod brick, g
Rice St. Goddard. 81 E. LIST So. st.
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wANTED-Compet girl for general
homework, small family. 335 4th avenue.
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WANTED-Girl for general homework.
small family. no washing or ironing, good
wages. 345 4th East.
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Trackage OF factory sites in the
best location Large or small. All
prices
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FOR RENT-255 Second East. 10 rooms
large basement. electric light. Phone Ind
1928 before o'clock.
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FOR RENT-A 7-room modern housa
Apply 2S E. It'll So.
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6-rm. mod. brick: furnace. laun-
dry: everything first class; 2lhxl0
rods; y. z. bench; 5000.
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FOR RENT4-room house. $50 So. W
Temple.
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FOR RENT-Desk room. Apply 2O5 Nc
Cornick Blk.
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Ssx15o feet. alley in rear, Elev-
enth East between Sixth and Sew
enth South. facing west: view of
the entire valley: $3.50.
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Good nearly new i0-room pressed brick I:
double house; close in; $1,000; lot Pixie;
or
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BATEMAN-At od her a Tesid T50@a. S Batd Z
slLse'' horn in Cardiff, Wales, June II,
SCtice Of funeral later
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WANTED-Experienc girl TO do COOK
ing and general homework; no laundry
work; wages $500. Apply sos Third Ave.
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FOR RENT-s2750, very desirable 6-rm.
modern apartments. close in. Apply 4
Amos terrace, 323 East Sd South.
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
homework must be good COOK, no wash
ing. Apply 260 f. Brigham.
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FOR RENT-Four-room house. pantry
and cellar. Inquire 101 Center street.
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DR. FARLEY P. MUSSER-Suite 4oi-s
4S: phone Bell S94 For at Templeton blk
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WANTED-A competent wash woman.
Apply $50 w. ID North.
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WANTED-Mrs S. NJ. Spencer will ca
ter at the home for parties. dinners anu
lunches. Those desiring her services can
call at go East I'd South or phone IND
1904.
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DR. CURTIS A. WHERRY, Homeopa-
thist- Suite sol: both phones 446s. office
hours: 1870 TO p. m.
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FOR RENT-$IO rooms, e. /, sink
10 n St Phone 2952-K.
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We write fire Insurance

HALLORAN- JUDGE co.
800 Main Street
V. A. BETTILYON. Manager
Phones SIS.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

NTED-Experienced statesmen in
mems clothing and furnishing depart
ments; liberal salary; steady position to
good man. 322 So. Main.
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FOR RENT-Five-room house with
bath. 379 Fifth avenue
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FOR RENT-Three rooms, modern, III
Second avenue: no children.
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ON SALARY: no other security; lowest
rates; strictly confidential r. A. New
ton 42i Herald bldg
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FOR RENT-Four-room modern brick
2S0 South Ninth East.
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ON UTAH and Idaho farms; special op-
lions. Miller &c Vieie. 800 Mccormick bldg
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DR. T. r ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aes
Bell 244e; surgery and diseases of women
Office hours-1l to /: to 8
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WANTED-Girls wanted at u. c. NJ l.
shoe facory, operators preferred Steady
work Good wages
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FOR RENT rooms. unfurnished. Ad
dress los McConahy ave, on West Temps
car line.
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FOR RENT-Thoroughly modern 7-rm
house; hardwood floors; sewer and gas
1876 T St Call Bell 2764 or Ind. 2207.
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FOR RENT-New 3-room house. 80
Gale street (sth So, bet. I'd and Sd W.
rent 3d. Apply Bell 42l3-X- Ind 1924.
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DR. A c. BEHLE-Suite 512A-5l2R-513-
6l: phone Ind 1928 Formerly at Sum-
NIT block rooms s-4-5
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MONEY loaned salaried people and 9TH
ers upon their own names, without secur-
ity; cheapest rates; easiest payments; Of
rfices in siyty-two principal cities; save
Yourself money by getting our terms first
D. II. Tolman, room sSS. Atlas block
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FOR RENT-6-room two-story modern
house close in; $25. Inquire Sal Sickle
the jeweler 233 So. Main.
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~ fA s.lSf NE. NELLIE. and IN buy IN
-- -z rom Carter Jeweirv Co. se4 Main 81
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FOR RENT-5-room strictly modern co
tage. S1 Third avenue.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED
ARE YOU A HUSTLER.
II You car furnish recommendation
call Room 80. Eagle Block. &c a. m Ask
for Sackett.
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WANTED-Boy used to working in bake
shop. Bell Bakery, 81 E. LIST So.
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wANTED-Attend HeIager's business
college if you want the best, Enter any
time Day and night sessions. 222 So. W.
Temple. Both phones
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FOR RENT
Groom mod. fr-, 1888 Second ave. 81 So
e-roou mod. br.. 2s Church street, 800
Groom mod. br.. 81 Church street. $50.
5-room mod, flat, 766 E. 9Th So, $3.50.
1o-roon modern, furnished. six months.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO.,
251 So Main. fhohes 81
we Write Fire Insurance"
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30 acres near town: 4-room frame house,
stable and chicken houses; acres in iu-
Germ: all fenced; good water right; s.. 200
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and saleswomen to
sell the "Daemo' specialties; easy Sell-
them d. s. Clamp Co, : Madison ave.
New York.
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FOR SALE
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WANTED-Girls wanted. Sweet Candy
Co. Apply 10 E. 1st South.
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FOR RENT-Choice 2, and 5-roor
bricks CSC So. I'd w.
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Four-room modern. 922 Park Ave.
s1S-Five-room modern frame sSS East
9th South Fine shape
SS0-Six-room new modern brlck 10 So
Second East.
s45-Ten rooms. Fine home. $50 South
West Temple.
Others in all parts of town. Stowe &
Palmer, 81 West Second South (upstairs).
Phones 1872.
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WE advance money on your salary. Gil
Tribune building City Loan agency.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING

,,s- 10 large warehouses. clean and san
e2-zn West Temple Phones SIS
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OSTEOPATH-DR. J. c. wOODMSS-
sEE-Suite 30S: phone Ind. se6-A- For
rNerlv ~ 800 Tribune bldg
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WANTED-Ladies make money selling
guaranteed silks direct from looms; cut
any length one-third saved; express pre-
paid. Write for information Lenox Silk
Works. 29 Fifth ave. New York
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WANTED-Good girl for general house
work; no washing Apply SAB So 5th l.
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FOR RENT-A 7-room modern cottage
Apply 542 Elizabeth ST. Ind. phone 1222.
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wANTED-l0O men to get their shoes
eoled for 75c, sewed: heeled. Csc. At the
Royal Shoe Repairing Co., 107 S. West
Temple St. phone Bell 47SS. Ind. ST. We
cali for and deliver without charge.
sTROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Mechanic and Labor office
F. Second South. Phones 4Ss
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-26
REFUSE TO LET
CATCHER Killing GO.

CHICAGO, Oct. &C. Webb MUIR
ply, president and owner of the Cubs,
is not taking any stock in the stories
sent from Kansas city that Johnny
king. his sta receiver, will purchase
the Cowboys and manage them from
the bench next season in preference to
returning to the Chicago team: II
don't think Johnny is in earnest about
quitting u.s." says the Chicago presi-
dent, but if he is he will have to pick
out some other avocation than bench
of the Kansas club. Johnny
EVIDENTLY is not up OF the rules of the
National Commission
These rules are explicit and say that
no player can leave the employ of his
club to become a bench manager of
another National Agreement club with
out first obtaining the consent of the
club which has title to him. This rule
was adopted last summer. the case
OF Frank Isbell bringing the matter to
the commissions attention. I will not
allow Killing to leave the Cubs, and he II
either be with us in 1909 or run his bill
lard room In Kansas City. He won't
be an American Association magnate
unless the O'Brien organization breaks
from organized baseball"
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KRAMER CLIPS 70 l=5S.
FROM 25=MILE RECORD

rounding into the home stretch ne
started at a whirlwind pace, which was
too torrid to last, and at the bell
Fogler was out In front, Mcfarland
being ON his wheel and Kramer third,
with the Bedell brothers close up.
Floyd Krebs and Eddie Rupprecht were
there to stick, but were finally shaken
off. When the back-stretch was reached
Fogler and Mcfarland pulled out, and
no rider was able to take the speedy
ride with the exception of Kramer.
The latter looked to be beaten, but
was at even terms with the others at
the head of the home-stretch, and IN
one of those famous wild sprints barely
succeeded in getting his wheel in front
at the tape and shattering a record.
The one-mile handicap and one-mile
open races for the amateurs were tire
some, although they could not be said
to have not been well contested.
The
One-mile Handicap (amateur)-Won by
Michael Journey, Nutley, IS yards; second.
Clarence Carmen, jamaica. Long Island,
80 yards; third, WILDER Lamphear, L. A. c.,
100 yards. Time, I'm. 16s.
Chenille Open (amateur)-Won by Jacob
Magin, National Turn Verein Wheelmen;
second, AL Halstead, Sacramento, Cal;
third, Clarence Carmen, jamaica, Long
Island; fourth: Adam. Beyerman. Moha wk
Verein Wheelmen.. Time. I'm. "a Lbs.
25-mile Open (professionaD-Won by
Frank L. Kramer, East Orange; second,
Joseph A.. Fogler Brooklyn; third; Floyd
Bedell. Newark; fifth. Menu Bedell, New
ark. Time, 57m. rs 3-5s.
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Champion Cyclist Covers Dis
lance in 81 M. 26 3-S S. in
Great Race at VelOdrOme.

In a ride which caused hundreds of
bicycle enthusiasts to 90 into a frenzy,
yell themselves hbarse and declare that
there was only one Frank Kramer, the
East Orange flyer broke the worlds
record for twenty-five miles in open
competition yesterday at the Newark
Velodrome. Inches back of him, after
Kramer had completed his thrilling
sprint to the tape, were Joe Fogler and
Floyd Mcfarland. The time was 57m.
rs 3-5s., the former mark being Sim.
So 4-5s., made by Kramer at Madison
Square Garden, September %, 1901.
The twenty-flve-mile race was the
only professional event on the card, and
1t covered a multitude of transgressions,
as the other events were very much or
the Yang-Tse-Kiang. Lap prizes of s.
each were offered, and the pace that the
twenty-one men had to maintain in the
distance events was terrific. Jimmy
Moran showed more than a flash of his
old time form, and was instrumental in
pulling the bunch around the track so
fast that many undoubtedly wished
they were home.
Moran said that he was in the fray
more for a workout before the six-day
race than anything else. He surely had
a good workout, according to the
opinions of the riders apd competent
critics. There were several sensational
attempts to gain laps. and the vast
crowd was kept on the qui vive.
Teddy Devonovitch, all the way from
Russia, and Carlo Vanoni made a most
commendable effort to purloin a lap,
but were doomed to disappointment, as
Devonovitch punctured a e tire.
Samuelson, of Salt Lake City, was
cake-walking out In front for a time,
and the back field showed some anxiety
while the band played Where Art
Thou Going?" 1t was then that bold
Jimmy Moran, from Chelsea, came to
the rescue and, with Walter Bardgett,
soon ~overhauled the flying Samuelson.
Moran and Bardgett never hesitated,
but kept going at a terrific clip, but
after a time the Buffalo lad found 1t
necessary to ease up, killing whatever
chances Moran and he had of making
away with a lap. There were other e N
sational rides during the progress of
the great race.
Moran again started something at the
beginning of the last mile. AS he was
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WANTS TO FORM
A BASKETBALL
LEAGUE HERE
Manager of Independents Ready
to Push Project If Other
Teams Fall in Line.

Acting upon the suggestion offered in
THE EVENING STAR, Peter G.. Han
son., OF the Independent Five,
of Harrison, Is out with a proposition
for the organization of a basketball
league for cams Of Essex county and
West Hudson, believing that such q
league would put h sport on h sue
cessful basis it occupied some five years
ago. His letter follows:
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
"Sir-I have read FOUR olumn in
Wednesdays EVENING STAR. sug-
costing that all the first-class basket
ball teams in Newark and West Hudson
get together and organize a league.
Now I, as manager of the Independent
Five, of Harrison, would like very much
to near from managers of all junior
teams with regard to forming a league
Qet the seniors do likewise), and would
also like your help in carrying out the
project. Hoping to hear more from you
on this subject in your daily column. I
remain, yours in sport,
PETER G.. HANSON.
Ala Second street, Harrison.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-26

in EofnIilsosl Otier Bingham uhastiS az
It is generally known that at the
time the fighting game regained a root
hold in New YORK. the powers that be
gave their permission, with the proVlso
that said bouts should be confined to
exhibitions between member OF attn
Ietic clubs, that no decisions should be
given, and that no admission De
charged
The clubs got around that by intro
ducing the principals as members,
and instead of charging regular admis-
sion prices. sold membership tickets
for amounts equivalent to admission
fees. This plan worked so successfully
that one lighting club after another
sprouted up in the big city and fights
were booked for every weekday night.
Commissioner Bingham evidently
figured out that Mcfarland, who had
never fought in the East before, vas
not q full iedged member" OF the Fair
mount a. c. Hence his orders to stop
all future ring battles in his domain
Fight promoters are now on
their heads as a result OF the commits
sioner's orders. The sport had been
good gravy to them. and the anc
are that this will mean the end Of
IGnllnG there. "A EltiiDC Ol biS LSieo
had been scheduled for this week, and
others of still greater prominence were
supposed to have followed.
Patsy Kline, the Newark scrapper,
was scheduled to meet Joe Wagner, OF
New York, Friday night at the Tucker
a. C.. AS Wagner claims, a victory over
Jimmy Walsh, the bantam weight
champion. Kline was inf hopes of COM
ing in for the bantam title. He mas
been training carefully for this fight,
but from present Indications that bat
tie will have to go by the boards with
all the others. .
Mcfarland and Tommy Murphy had
been matched to meet at the opening
show of the Polo A. c.. within three
weeks. Battling Nelson, too, had
counted on coming East for a six
round fight with Mcfarland before a
New York club. And now Mr.. Bing-
ham has drawn his official blue pencil
through all those promising cards. Boo.
hoo!