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EVENT WILL EXCEED IN
INTEREST SEA GlRT
TO NEWARK RELAY
PICKED SEMI=PRO TEAM 10
CLASH WITH MONTCLAlR
. There is talk Of a great big league for
next year. 1 hope 1t comes III

-
Decker. of the Knickerbockers. has
come back. A few ago Decker
was a good twirler. The game he
pitched last Sunday put hin IN the run
ming. He is a valuable man and a
hit and play almost any position.
The Tigers of Vailsburg present a nne
opportunity for some wise manager.
Two or three seasoned players added to
their lineup would make the a one
of the fastest, IL not the fastest playing
ball in these diggings.
Arthur McHugh, of the LincotaA
looked good at first.
B%ausewine has added another accom-
plishment to his long list In baseball.
He worked at second for the Linoolns
Sunday like a vetran. He can play In
position.
Schott, of the Ironsides, Is going fast
on first.
For a little fellow Lang, Of the rom
sides, can put great power to his Din
giles.
Joe Lennon has a very sore LETT hand.
He sustained 1t Sunday sliding to first
base by digging up a rusty nail on the
Ironsides' grounds.
They tell me that the Ironsides were
so pleased with Egler's work Sunday by
his daring base-running that a SUBJ
s~tantial purse was made up for him
after the game.
That Arlington Harrison A. A. game
next Sunday should be for blood. Both
teams are playing the game now-with
their tongues. /.
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CRY Ap-vERrrsEMENTs.

AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance to
amend Sections 1 and 2 Of an ordinance, en-
titled. IAN ordinance to provide for the care.
custody. control and maintenance of the New
city Hall and connecting buildings. the prop
erty contained therein and the grounds adj
facent thereto, and to create offices and to pro-
vide for the appointment Of and salaries to be
paid such officers approved June 26. 1905.
Re It ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council OF the City Of Newark As follows:
Section 1. Amend Section Q Of the ordinance
to which this Is amendatory by striking out all
Of said section and substitute therefor the
following:
Section .. Amend Section 3 by striking out the
word ''chief'' wherever such word appears in
the paragraphs composing said section and
substitute therefor the word office" Strike
out all of the third paragraph Of said Section 2.
Section Q This ordinance shall take effect
Immediately.
Adopted October !. 400.
President of Common Counoff.
Presented TO the Mayor for his approval
~ JAMES r. CONNOLLY,
City clerk
Approved October !, 1soe. -
Mayor.
The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council on Thursday evening, October
1. 1908. on third reading and anal passage, was
passed and duly signed by the Mayor. and Is
JAMES ,. coNNrLLr.
oct3-5t City CLERK.
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TO BOWL r MATCH.

match between Asa Harris and Lee r.
Johns, of this city, and John McGuirk
and Harry Taylor, of Paterson, will be
rolled tonight on the Oxford alleys.
The match is Of ten games, total pins
to count. Harris and Johns gained a
lead of 1876 pins in the first five games
rolled at Paterson.
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HUEsTON WINS SECOND BLOCK.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. z.-Thomas A. Hues-
ton, challenger for the th~ree-cushion
billiard championship of the world, won
the second block of the 150-point match
last night from John DAILY, the title
holder, by a score of so to 46. Hues-
TONS score is now 100 n Days rs.
The final block will be played tomorrow
might.
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AN ORDINANCE nxing the .alarv ~ ~.
assistant Clerk Of Centre Market.
BE ~ ordained by the Mayor and Common
Seune,i OF the City OF Newark as follows:
Secuon J. That the salary Of the Assistant
&aerI on Centre Market shall be one thousand
nse nunored Gl.500.0W dollars per annum, paw
apie monthly. as other salaries are paid; said
salary 70 Date from October LIST, 1908.
section 2, That all ordinances or parts n,
1ralnanccs inconsistent with this ordinances ara
nsreoy repealed and this ordinance shall taks
effect Immediately. 'aAe
The foregoing ordinance was presented IN
Som an Council on Thursday evening. October
:. tov'' was read twice under suspension Of ths
'uies' ana duly ordered to q third reading -
u., JAMES II. CONNELLY.
~ City Clerk.
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The Tigers, OF vailsburg. have Saturday
afternoon and Sunday morning open foi
able inducements. Would like to hear from
the Watsessings, Montclair A. A.. Bloom
field B. b. c., Arlington A. A., Jamestown
F. c., of Jersey City, and teams of like
strength. Address Louis H. Stolz, care
THE MORNING STAR.
Saturday and Sunday are open dates fol
the Knickerbockers, who claim the cham
pionship of North Roseville. for games to
be played away from home, Ironsides
Rosevilles. Washingtons, Llewellyns' OF
Independents, of Rutherford. preferred
In a w~ell-contested game the Metropol-
tan A. c.. defeated the Sea View Orients
by a score of 10 to 6 Sunday afternoon.
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DISTANCE RUNNING GETS
GREAT HOLD ON.ATHLETES
Johnny Hayes Says 1t Is HealthieSt Game in
World--CourSe Of EVENING STAR Marathon
Laid Out by Olympic Champion.
BY JOHN ]. HAYES,

winner of the olympic Marathon race at Londou VIII is rrnngdn details
If HI EVENING STAR Marathon. October a..
hu HE great interest taken in THE EVENING STAR Marathon ace, as
yidenc b thu large number of entries already received an COM
d ing in daily, plainly how the great hold hat distance running has
taken m h athletes of America. That my victory in the Olympic games is
a contibutory cause of this interest, l Ike tic think and I var to say nov
that for a rroper1yh not necessarily fnetytrained, runner, it's the heathiest
game in thu world. All h noted distance men of he past, have, in their
races developed alongs splendid lines. no only physically, but mentally and
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AN ORDINANCE to amend an ordinance to
amended by Section ! of an ordinance to amend
Section ninety-siX (ss) Of the Reyised ordi.
i nssses relating Hf aee to ei tSe s. sup samass 1Fe Of sn,lS o.
Buildings, approved April 2. 1900. which was
Be # ordained by the Mayor and Common
Section is hereby amended SO as to read as
The Common Council of the City Of Newark
lively as the superintendent OF Buildings, the
Clerk Of the Department Of Buildings, and such
Buildings OF the City Of Newark. as the Common
Council shall from time to time deem necessary,
s snpeS shass fs the Of sa suiia,S Of su aaa of fSs ;n,n Tse
tors must be either an architect. carpenter.
OF the inspectors must be an electrician. Each
Of the said officers shall devote his whole time
and labor to the discharge Of the duties Of. his
have full charge and control Of the Department
of Buildings, and full direction and authority
attaches Of the Department. Of Build Irass
During the absence or disability of the Super
to designate. in writing. to the Common Coun-
ell. from the office of the Building Department
Buildings. but he shall be held responsible for
such officer so designated as Acting Superin-
Section 3. Ali ordinances and parts of ordi-
nances Inconsistent with this ordinance are
hereby, repealed and this ordinance shall take
Adopted October I. 1908.
P. H. RYAN.
Presented to the Mayor for his approval o.
JAMES F. coNNELLY,
JACOB ~HAUssLINe;
The foregoing ordinance was presented in
i, 1905, on third reading and Anal passage. was
passed and duly signed by the Mayor. and il
JAMES E. CONNOLLY.
octS-st City Clerk.
LENTZ AVENUE PAVING AND wOoDsIDH
AVENUE PAvING-Assessment for benefits.
Notice is hereby given that an assessment
estate peculiarly benefited by each of the fol-
owing improvements; naaW Wsy;rr The paving of
from Ferry street to Plum Point lane, ac-
cordlng to the provisions Of an ordinance Of
provide for the paving Of Lentz avenue, from
October Il, 1901: A~ -Dp'0Ve0
The paving q
r .s1% ss1to to the rr rvss : 20 o. G an ar6,p avenue; 40.
City of Newark. entitled. al ordinance 10
Rf rom Md SS ! shs a psylus 9 e TS rsston as sysnus;
approved August 9. 1907. has been prepared BY
the Mayor OF the City of Newark, and that a
report by a certificate in writing. with an ac-
companiying map and schedule. showing the
peculiarly benefited as aforesaid, has been de-
posted IN the office OF the City Clerk Of fha
City OF Newark, for examination by the partias
interested therein. ~
said assessment comprises all lots, tracts and
parcels Of land and real estate liable 10 he a.
sessed as aforesaid, lying on both sides ~
LENTZ AvENUE
from Ferry steet to Plum Point lane. and On
WOODSIDE AVENUE.
from Montclair avenue to Grafton avenue.
lot represents an entire plot ~ lana
whether large or small. f 7" 'anu'
q ~
NJ persons interested In said assessment NAV
: neSrd petore said Commissioners on Thurs-
lay: the eighth day Of October, 1908. al 2 o.. m.
az the commissioners room. No. 1 cd noor).
Dated October 2. 1908.
WILLIAM DIMOND.
JOHN F. MONAHAN.
...o ADOLPH FISCH,
octa-ot Commissioners.
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EMPIRE BOWLING TOURNEY.

Entries for the five-man bowling tourna-
ceived up to Saturday. Any team desir-
ing to enter should communicate with the
Empire alleys, Central avenue and Twelfth
street.
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= delayed advertisement brings only tha
attermath OF trade. It's the first caii tsaae
captures the processien Of cust0wasA
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE MEETING.

A meeting of the Suburban League is
to be held at the West End Club Monday
night, October 70.
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RAGE lis Not Child. Play.

The way is picturesque. going as 1t
does through the old village of Silver
Lake and old Bloomfield, and including
the Oranges. l have run on many
courses. but I do not know of a one
over which, were I now eligible to be a
contestant. I would rather run than
this.
Another little warming. This race is
not child's play. It's a good, husky test
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Make up your mind now that you Will In
GREASE your sales. Advertise In H STAR.
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The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council on Thursday evening. October
l. 1905, on third reading and Anal passage. was
passed and duly signed by the Mayor. and II
therefore a law.
JAMES B. CONNOLLY.
oct3-5t City Clerk.
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BROWARD is OUT
HIS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR U.
S. SENATOR

Governor Broward has made the
following announcement of his
candidacy for the United States
Senate.
To THE GREAT HEARTED PEOPLE
OF FLORIDA:
Though it seems harsh thing
to do so soon after leaving the
gravesidc of Senator Bryan. whom
we all loved and reioiced in honor
ing, and who had so greatly
honored us by the example set by
him in his brief young life, never
theless, life is such that it is
necessary for us to go on doing,
though our hearts are laden with
grief.
Those who are nearest and dear
est to him have expressed the wish
that l should take up the fight.
where he was compelled by death
to lay it down. Some have made
their wishes known by letter,
others by telegram, while Others
have met me and made their argu
ments, face to face; many urging
that it was my duty to the people
of the state.
Responding to the wish expressed
by our great-hearted people, l have
concluded to be a candidate for the
nomination for United States
Senator in the coming Democratic
primaries now so near at hand;
and my reason for stating at this
early hour this fact is that the time
is very short before the primaries
are to be held and If am to get
the information to the people of
Florida that am a candidate, it is
necessary to start at once.
To be senator is an honor; to be
public servant is a greater honor;
to be senator and a public servant
is the greatest of all honors that
the people of the state can confer
or to which a son of the people can
aspire. 1t is my ambition to be
both your senator and your public
servant. n. B. BRowARD.
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CastaIia Scrappings

EDITOR CHAMPION: Since col
Letting time is approaching | will
drop my rake in pursuit of few
more scraps
As we look around and see
crops willing and ponds drying up
sufficiently to give room for alli-
gator hunters we could greatly APP
preciate even light shower of rain
We see Mr.. A. J. Cordell is out
for commissioner for District No. l
aud spoken of as the best horse in
the race, which we feel sure was
timely applied
w. L. Harris, the great hog
man, places oac pork in Wauchula
market today
J.J. Stephens says he has not
much time to spend with candi-
dates since he is marketing beef,
beans and produce, running a
merchandise business and farm
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Masons VIII Encourage o. e. S.

have been requested by a unm-
Der Of ladies, some of whom are
members of the O. F.. S. to request
through the local press that all who
are members Of that order as we'll
as those who desire to join, hand
in their names, either to Mrs. r.
l.. Whidden, Mrs. Jas. Holdings
worth or the undersigned.
1t is very much to be desired
that Chapter be organized at this
place.
The requirements are that the
applicant be mother, wife, widow,
sister or daughter of a master
mason.
can assure you of the hearty
cooperation of the Masonic frater'
nifty at this place.
When a sufficient number o.
names have been obtained, a meet
ing will be called as may suit the
convenience of the ladies, when a
temporary organization may be
effected preparatory to making the
necessary application for charter
rnd installation.
Very respectfully,
VIM. S. Davenport,
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The Declamatory Contest which
was held at the High School on
last Friday evening reflected much
credit upon each of the contestants
and upon their instructor, Miss
Irma Baughn. Each speaker held
the close attention of the large
audience present, and thef judges,
Miss Fanpiu; Or. ID. G. Barnett
and Hon. j. w. Burton, had no
easy task to perform when they
were called upon to select the win
ners. Supervisor c. H. Mitchell
in one of his characteristic felicit-
Gus speeches presented the hand
some gold medals to Miss Susie
Royal, winner of the young ladies
contest, and to Mr.. Louis Morgan,
winner OF the young mems contest.
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seventeen miles away from the iron
wagon, at the same time sending
his family to a singing school ave
miles away
Mr.. ]. H. Thompson and Mr..
Geo. Moey, of Fl. Green, were in
the community this week cow
hunting
AS also Mr.. Thos. Mizell, of
Pine Level, passed through Castalia
enroute toward Chicora
Among the attendants Of the
normal at Wauchula If found from
Our vicinity are: Messers Hoyt,
Hull, Jessie Stephens and Others
Hold your eyes down to business
boys since leap year is upon lis
and Mr.. T.. G.. Harris, who has a
band Of plucky girls, has returned
from near Plant City where he
confirmed the purchase of a beauti-
full mare and buggy
J. f.. Duncan spends a day in
Arcadia this week. SCRAP.
3 81, 1908.
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News of the Week
In DeSOtO County
As Reported by The Champions
Excellent Corps Of Correspondents
3 A Resume Of Current Events =
Gardner Gossip

- - essSh oOSohP
The people come and go but we
have no rain yet. 1t has been
about two months now since we've
had more than a very light sprinkle
Gardnerites are feeling the drouth
greatly. However some of our
country farmers are getting off
some fine beans regardless of the
dry weather
Jonathan Coker has accepted the
contract to build the Gardner
school house and has the lumber
mostly on the building spot and
will shortly begin the construction
of fine two story school house for
Gardner
c. c. Waudell ard Hermon
Cocker are out at Ona building a
residence for Mr., Willie Williams
Prof. Oslo L. Tharp's singing
school closed here last Thursday
night with grand entertainment
for the public. Program of
religious songs. Then to add to
the grandness of the occasion free
ice cream was served in abundance
Everybody is at work but those
who go fishing
We have had quite a pull here
with grippe" but it's gone now
f. L. Worth has fever
Jas. Worth spent several days i'll
Gardner recently with friends and
relatives
Miss Clifford Albritton spent last
week in our burg the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Y. o. Pusscll
Professor Tharp will begin his
second term Of singing school here
OIL Monday night, April goth
Uncle Lee went to Arcadia to-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Brandon
visited at Brownville yesterday
Dillon Whidden and wife ar
rived this a. M, from Gainesville
where Mr.. Whidden has been for
quite a while in the employ of the
A. c. l.. Ry. under his brother,
Leonard Whiddeu. Dillon says
they are all sick down there
F. NJ. Griffin will erect a resi-
dence OH his little improvement
soon
Mrs. K. Albritton aud Miss |
Clara visited friends and relatives
in Lakeland recently returning
yesterday HARD HEAD.
March 81, 1908.
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Ladies' Friday Musicale

The Ladies Friday Musicale
met with Mrs. McSwain, Friday,
March 27, 1908. The following
program being rendered:
Vocal Solo, The Maid and The Rose, v
Mrs. G. Y. Crawford
Inst. Duet, Hungarian Rhapsody.
Mesdames McSwain and Hollingsworth
Vocal Solo, "'rhe Broken Ring, ".....
Mrs. ]. N. Hollingsworth
The next meeting of the Club
will be with Mrs. e. Fl. Mitchell,
Friday, April 5, 1908, at four
O'Clock,
MRS. c. Y. CRAWFORD,
Secretary.
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St. Edmunds Church.

Services next Sunday.
Passion Sunday
GAS a. M, Sunday School
III a. NJ, Litany and Holy
Eucharist. Sermon
us p. M, Evening Prayer
Litany. Sermon.
Friday 7:15 p. nj, Evening
Service. Address OIL Early Church
History
Last Sunday commentators
were made for the late Senator
Bryan at all the services
Congregational singing. Come
and worship with us in the good
old Bible way
REV. RUDOLPH STANLEY,
Rector
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HEIR ARGUMENTS
he LIQUOR TRADES BATTLE
LINE. SOME THOUGHTS

I for one am glad the traffic
Is come out in the open to fight
They have always tried to
Feyent an open battle. In war
linen one side puts fourth all its
8hited strength the other does the
Ame or lies supine on the back
nd is butchered. " | predict that
leir avowed purpose will call forth
the united forces of the temper
bee people. That is the only
hing that has always been needed
fhe traffic makes its battle on false
5ainis.
IL. 1t claims it pays more than
B50, 100000 governmental taxes
kHEIR BUSINESS PAYS NO
FAXES. Every intelligent man
|nows that the seller puts the
likes OIL what he sells and the con-
Bimers pay it. After the drinkers
hy the traffic taxes they leave in
S hands s., 900, 900, 900 for which
be unfortunate drinkers have re-
eived no good but incalculable
Iarm. Better for the drinker that
bat money had been. thrown into
he deepest sea. Lord open our
Yes that we may see. 2 Kings
Hobs.
2. They claim 100000 votes
presenting 1000, 900 people.
Fe represent 100000 people
nd by concentration would have
bore than 6,sOO,OO0 votes. That
oncentration would come if Our
terature was taken and read.
lot Gliding, would ask, how
luch treasure has the traffic
where moth and rust doth not
Answer. Not so much
one poor saint. How many of
ZEN support Gods cause' How
ANY? Solomon's, not one of a
might apply here
is not in all rum
ioughts. Gambling and licentious-
ess are their allies, if not their
roduc,. Christians should not be
ignorant of their devices, but
'ad prohibition literature
3. The traffic is to food the
'untry with literature to prove
lat their poison is blessing and
a curse. Judging by
e past it will be shown that all
Ell. literature is tainted with
Use hood. Will we see the
;posure (9) Not two years ago,
speaker opening a prohibition
am paig n attacked President
lncoln as bitterly opposed to
'ohibition. Such ignorance and
ander is a disgrace to us. Said !
'eaker did not take a prohibition
lper. o for 100000 more read
s of our papers. A great election
as pending, a damaging story
as told on candidate. his
anagers asked what should be
'ne? He answered; Tell the
uth." Those three words elected
IN president of the United States
,ould every paper in America tell
e truths OH this poison for
'elve months it would be twice
lad plucked up by the roots.
heir falsehoods have increased my
dor against them Not vlndic-
We but pity. The moral sense Of
e drinker is lowered and the
nse of truth disappears. The
'bitual drinker becomes deceitful
ID untrustworthy. The brain has
limeras. The appetite suggests
bterfuges and evasions. The
ner man is insincere and decept-
q Nntto a.. 1.<..k ..I....a t,...o. n I
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morbid cravings, all he will admit
is took more than is good for
me time or two but my system
was in such condition it flew to my
head. In Proverbs we read
Thine hearts shall utter froward
things" /. e. frauds. That being
part of the inevitable results of
this poison. Their constitutional
falehood will make it impossible
to get truth in their literature, it
is not there. We must get it in
our own papers.
4. They are to organize state
and nation, All the ground must
be fought over but something is to
be done to arouse it. The Maine
was blown up and two nations
flew to arms and settled a 100
years controversy. We need the
battle of truth against falsehood
and mercy and life against heart
less and death. We may have re-
verses; So had Joshua but it only
purged Israel of Achan's sin. Let
us thank God, equip and come to
the battle of Armageddon. We
have this advantage of them every
man, woman and child on our side
will help and many of theirs will
secretly desire Our triumph and
can not help the traffic.
S. Their heartlessness always
characteristic, still appears. like
Cain, with his brothers. blood
crying from the ground to God. "
The traffic blasphe1nously denies
all responsibility for his brothers.
life. Judge A. G., Dayton,
(Federal Court, West Virginia.
says, II have said, and again pro-
claim it, that no man can be ell
gagged in the sale of liquor and be
honest. He will take the last
dollar of a drunken young man,
kick him out and send him to
drunkards grave. They study dis
honesty and come into court to
purdue themselves" I.have been
a worker in the temperance cause
more than fifty years, and / have
never heard one of the traffic
speak or show any sympathy for
one they have ruined, be that un-
fortunate one, man, woman or
child. Any one can give instances
from the lowest idiot to the highest
intellect and in every instance the
same heartlessness shows itself in
the traffic. No one to blame but
himself" Specifications might be
presented over and over as by
perturbation from the poor little
idiot infant, epilectic or deformed
upthro every grade of intellect to
the highest poet, lawyer, states
man or divine; also through every |
business from lowest to highest. |
also from the soldier III the rear
rank up to the highest captain of
thousands, on to the great battle I
ship or the mighty army, wreck .
and ruin has followed this poison /
AS this traffic is enlarged SO he'll |
must enlarge" to receive its out
put. lisa. STA. Brewers & Co.
/ hope you will drive the merciful
together and they will in Gods
strength end your wickedness'
We are needing your big attack,
and we need it bad. There are
said to be birds that flock together,
have sharp bills. Eagles eat them
When warned Of his coming they
get close together, sink themselves
into the water with bills out as so
many spears. Those nearby dive