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SAYS DEMOCRATS
DON'T KNOW
tconilnucd) N

isaa.HaHsssa-s = =H--'=-s-a-
select a distinguished and eminent
jufiat They think he will satisfy
labor because he was Just Judge
In the anthracite strike. and labor
IN knocking az thf-%oor OF this
convention an Il NIboked Of the
door Of the Chicago convention, La.
Dor Ia knocking az the doors OF
most parties these days, preparatory
undoubtedly TO having n party of
It's own.
Bryan on vies Presidency.
Bryan has an VA about the Wig
presidency which throws some
light and ,.snc f5Sade upon
the dlsouanlk Of candidates
Tor that office, The man
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pKArH NOTICES.

Wfader-S a. Nluder. Aart -. @ans
n, uiyfupie apartments
etarA Wa STARK aged ~ June -.
WmYsal@ EfaFfeeucN hekpitsA
rIster--HsnFY J. Dieter. aNed -. July
a. ~ thss city.
Nafensonsa Peter Sorpns0ns aseA a.
July a IL this city
reglam-~Arn " G Neilan, aEs@ 81
july s. l5ts 18th Az
Granser--f-h Afiee =. Granger sE~a -
aa3 Howard Az ~
Mifisr@A "a Miller. aEea 81 JAY =
IA this cav
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Martha O isaRes "a. Tacoma. ana
CLARA NordsfFom. s. Tacoma
James t.awSnee haNatsh. -
p j N.chmouo. ss3Al. ard Asnsa -
Merry seattle =.
Rs6~ft 4 Crsason. ss ana Margaret n
sgi. w@tssi ~ weaAtchse. and REESE
Nae Weary ST. san frauctsfe
eshmnev n urfnneM 10 I've fslrth
av ~ and Clara taaei feiifs ~ WV
pnnfara uaysshl a. tot firs, -
Lea Angeles. CAL and hafano NAfil"A.
TO- Japan.
nauistscu. ~. Affnktoas ahe
eephfa Peterson. a. Seattle
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nInrH NOTICES

6,eason--Ta she wife 81 q. esnsohs
ere sth av Inl9 4. a dauehtsF
Tarnsr--ru the Uifc 81 q. " turner,
a4ie nrn4aWRy July !. sen
f,arteian.-ra The Wife 81 . l. taftet-
On. aoath seattle, June o. seas
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FANATICS CAPTURE
a CANADIAN TOW

\ REGINA. Canada. july e. I
4 Armed with Winchester rifle8 4
= revolvers and knives. a horde I
4 Of religious fanatics swoopea I
4 down upon the town 81 Pier !
4 son. near the boundary linemt
= Manitoba and North DakosA 4
= and, taking possession II the 4
4 place. defied interference hy 4
= the police By pointing their Z
= guns az the officers and 4
= threatening TO kill them. They :
= are stili in command Of The
a town. 4
n
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galway TIME TABLES.

; DO not trust printed time
/ tables In newspapers. for
/ time OF departure and arrival
! Of trains telephone King street
! station Information Bureau,
. Sunset, Main 2f%o, lndepeha'
/ ent III.
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Marine View Snap

a t-faom eetaEs and large lot The
most beautiful firn situation in seattle
One block fram car line must sell this
week price tfaae. an cash huf On sea
You must berry
& W co.
foF BOSTON niock
Main soc Ind 1884
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For Sale Bay mare 4 years ola hand
some and N good truttluF stock sired
BY the tfnfNuE stallion Meteor. record
Hif1 fnA Pc seen bF appointment
Phone fff0 Price Reasonable Ih
f5 horse power MorriHs gas engine
complete. for sale cheap For particulars
see Weir Engineering Co. fth ave ana
ahllHHolr ave.. Ballard. Al
Don't be haldheaded ueo Magic Hair
grower soc bellyefqc any part of city
80 a0ruauu Drug Co 9asl
SEWING MACHINES -- All kiaaa
Agent Singer. RI Ruth. 1917 First az
VAIN 1895. Ind 1910
-aaOfi
GIxZD GSze osgllzaA S-EDGN3 eSS,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


HffTTERWoHTH a SONS Professional
Directors ard Licensed Emtaimsfa. 1921
rirst Ax opposite Moore Theatre Both
phonss 949
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BattIesIlipS

No better way 70 spend az
Glorious Fourth than visiting Uhee
Sans navy yard. Boats leave per
2. foot of Yesler Way, every hos.
Round trip. soc.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot btA glv'
en- after II O'Clock daily.
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BALLARD AGENcY--P. H.
Mullen. S2i ballard ay, OPP
City Hall. Phone. Ballard sos.
MAIN OFFICE seventh av..
between linton aud University.
Phones. Main 1850: Ind. A45
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries az The Meadows Tuesday
First race. six furlongs. selling.
3.yearolde aud up.
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Renton Hill Home

q. see tuFs bet uatsr heated. strict
h riedsfn home. in "a "a district f4ns
Hhhas Bhd lawn iafns
a W CO
1ef nenien Block
Main ses fna 1854
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Make No Mistake

nremerton Heights ia the cheapest and
only cioan. lu property 60 tho Navy Yard
ne will double in value To- 60 dava na
The uew dry dock Will start Ht once
Large tracts. 800 and up Large lots
go ana up Terms, 81 and g. monthly
bremafton city water IN an tho streets
buy ~ Owners Seattle Homeaeekers Co.
sbt-e Empire nldE. Branch Offices
nremsrton and Charleston aff
LINCOLN BEACH ADD
Want homer i have some very fine
lots right on car line az tf7s 10 Oh easy
, IN eS s.,s s-s ar nv 30 - ,o ,.,
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Everybody is Buying
in Navy Yard City

where we are selling large waterfront
lots. only blocks from the Navy Yard.
ht $50 mpi terms 81 Der week and THE la
only blocks from whore the govern
mont iH building the largest drNhoUk I'm
- world ana spending mliiionR ~ dol.
lhfH SOW r. the time Go Huf Take
any hoat Tor tho Navy Yard at Pier p
foot az Columbia 80, aot nff az the
Charleston dock Go today. before tho
best locations are nli gone. Free alb
utract perfect title Price and terms
include street Erade, Sidewalks and
water mains
nWEMENrON DEVELOPMENT CO.
NWNnfH
600 American Rant BLDG
4fsim ltbG Fb0oca 90 eco
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reaponsi
hllity for errors Of any 1tnf
occurring In teieghgnod adVef
uaomenta. "
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FREMONT PROPERTY
flof aasf1e. aa Dayton az close te
81 fffh 81 ltt6
iat ftaiea o. woodland PARA ae
riese 80 = sand o. ffts ttte cash
Lot taaiQH or Ashwerth. cseer 20
tand 81 ard hiHh arhrni fte0. ttfQ cash
Tot taHiea. On KNbpurue 81 earnsf
- aiisf tiesa to sua ~ ~ v. o. zee.
$500 cash
lot toKtnH On Etansfen az close %
~ fffh o. 81 gnf aaNo cash
4.ns FeNiis nn nsnamafe aH eiaas Is
Hisnrfi 81 fftsH
ts1i AAEtas on stone Way. close 90 kil.
Bourne a. 81 zoe
= DIXON CO.
ftGs Fremont Az
North sea- Green a.
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FARMs ANp AcRFAoE.

MONEY SAVED
hay 80 krfrs - fine land Toe fft4
ard start sofa fef foafssif close to
ar. siufs aad asheaL qaifk ride 60 fitF
easy taFHa
cIiknLEs y AuANa sss ceimau nias
ts
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Esquire today 81 our subdivision afnce
81 ihs end - JnfFersity car line fof eur
ffee lots Ace them today That is the
promise fuu that Fuu wsil not find lnW
and esifahie tsis oar tfto i1fs hs on
hixh ground soc feet above t.aka wash
Hsfun, iu fine part uf NniFefsiiF din.
tfiei Mclaughlin Realty Co. tfes Am
Rank nidN
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n Prof HtsTses Ssw Method Dane
~ lar Guaranteed Private Les.
TN saua lessons every day and
- evening" pnarlnE Thurstays| Fri-
HH days Maraahes Temple. tth and
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Small Acreage Tracts

Near Faunsisfe1 car Hus. Erand fiaN
~ anana ard nloamtains EAs arrre.
g. gtH. 1M affrs ft.ffaf E affss o. see
ard ssfes, tsaee Terms - eash.
balances Fsfr safy
CENTURY REALTY Co.
fstt Ataaha HaifHina --1-f
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A Launch

az feet long. ~ horaerower. a dandy.
price 1850 terms
JOHN - WHITE co.
to1 Oriental Block
Main g2o9 Ind 2a91
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CITY aEl UrArE.
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- "AELP WANTED"
40 AL CLASSIFIED ADS.

One cent = word-Minimum
charge i5c. When charged 10
account actual numyss OF lines
Is set y7yl be counTd. Seven
Insertions made for the price
Of six whom cash is paid All
cap. lines. or fraction thsgeoL
viii be counted votwo lhl's'
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SITUATIONS WANTED"
situations Wanted adver.
tisements CSC for rs words, ;
times. Additional space, DC por
line, OK
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am ths nans house rspairiHx IN al
ffs hFaaehef rubber weather af4ippinx
on doors Randall. I am Carpenter
T.A.ea
Barbecue and picnic given as Green
Lake Huafhouar Park under the auspices
~ the Patriotic Club Aus Essrybedf
- rcrdiaiir Invited liza
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FOR EXCHANGE.

a----=-=---as-a--=---a
ron ENCNANuE@W have $50 eet
Wogth % property o. Seattle and Nieia.
~ IN lets from ttes w to trade fqf snad
property anywhere Send Pa de@efipr
SEATTLE MaNFNANt BOND CO.
tls Erlsr nitk
Ina ssfi. kfaia tesf
81
70 dispose o. YonF uesd furnitufr Go
an advantage call uu eur ERrhanEe de
partmxEt Ne tuF flg cash uf tgats. al
loWtug literally raf year fufnuufs IN
THIS department rnu save deal The
tirats NAnk4H Co Is Department
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The nomination By the Democrats
Of Judge Gray would be an evil
dence 81 conservatism Of this party
and that IL the one reason given
Tor his availability Bryan wants
90 catch the conservative votes. too
lie IL willing TO continue a mixture
of the parties lie IL willing 10 risk
a conservative for vice president TO
get himself elected One OF the
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wANrup-MAls.

piano playes OF Violin wants work
reader as Fourth avenue. fhehe
IND l. .SeI III
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-18
P|TTSBURG FANS
DO HONOR TO
HANS WAGNER
Great Ball Player Receives Gifts
from His SmOketOwn
Admirers.

PITTSBURG, July 1S.-Yesterday was
celebrated here as Wagner Day. in
honor of Hans Wagner, famous short
stop of the Pittsburg team. Previous to
beginning the game with Boston the
members of both teams gathered around
home plate with Wagner, much embar-
raised, the centre of attraction. In an
appropriate address Director of Public
Safety Lang presented Wagner with a
gold watch and chain valued at $500 as
a token of esteem from 100 admirers
who had subscribed 81 each.
In addition the Carnegie Lodge of
Elks. of which Wagner is a member, at
the same time presented him with a
beautiful charm. Just before the cere-
monies came to an end "A small boy
made his way to Wagner and. opening
a box. handed him a rooster, which, he
said, could lick anything 1t is hard
to determine which of the gifts pleased
Wagner most.
Then. through the fine work of Nc
Carthy, Boston shut Pittsburg out. 4 to
0. In the eighth inning Boston scored
six runs off Young, who succeeded
Camnitz after the seventh. A storm of
dust and rain made it impossible to
continue play, and the score reverted
back to the seventh inning.
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Jennings's Men Make Monkeys
Out of Philadelphia-Score
Fl to z.

The Athletics yesterday received the
worst drubbing they have experienced
since the first season of the American
League at Philadelphia, Detroit rolling
up q score of II to .. All records would
have been broken had not the Tigers
feared that they might be robbed of
their victory by a %downpour of rain be-
fore the necessary five innings. This
caused the Detroit men to allow them
selves to be put out Intentionally in the
fourth and fifth innings.
The score made by Detroit has not
been equalled since 1899 when Louis
Vile defeated Washington, 25 to 4.
Boston defeated Louisville in 1895. "a to
T. The record of the National League
is: Chicago So; Louisville I, made in
1897.
Three Athletic pitchers tried in vain
10 check the terrific onslaught of the
Tigers, who pounded out % hits for a
total of SO bases. Naturally, under the
fire OF this fusilade of base hits the
Athletic fielders had their troubles, and
nine errors We're chalkcd up against
them. Some of the scorers were quite
lenient. and instead of scoring errors
against the home players preferred to
give the visitors base hits, so tina very
few scores of yesterdays game agree
on base hits. Some scorers gave De-
troit rs hits. and others brought the to-
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RAILROADS.
new Jersey central
Corrected to June %. 1903.
ron NrnvU vnDI-

Trains ieave Broad and Ferry Street Stations;
Sis, $3.50, s:45, 900. 9:l5. $3.50. 9:45, 1000. 1o:2 20
$50, $3.50, $40, $40. $3.50, 6:45, 200, 7:io. 1880
1906. $3.50. 1855. 1855, 1870. 1l:9o p, M; IL: oi,
night; 1;5o e m. ,S sundayss 81 100: 6:3o' 500. s%sS;
4:so. so, 5:2S. 500. $50. 100. 500. SIS. SIS.
o:aS. 1000. 1890. 11;o p. M: 1901 night; l;5t
For Elizabeth and Piainneld. s:12, $50. 7:5s,
s:s5. s4s, ll:s0 a. m. 1880. 1:ls, 1855, 2:35.
s:ss. 4:s5, 4:ss, $50. sos, 6:l5. 745. s45. $50.
1850 p. M. Sundays: 7:io. s:o5. s:55. 1855. II :SG
a, m. l2:55. 1855. 2:4S. 1855. Ass. $3.50. GAS. 7:s5.
sf For ''ii ha .eias p Bmethlehern. Allentown and
Mauch Chunk $3.50 to Easton). 1888 a. m;
lis. 4:32 5:3s to Easton) p. nj. Sundays. 1915
For Wilkesbarre and Scranton. s:35 a. M;
1916, 4:32 p. nj. Sundays. 4:I p. m.
For Perth Amboy, 6:12, 7:55, 9:4s a. M; 1:1s,
1855, s:s5; 4,2s: b;sS. 6:l3. s45; II: 80 p. m. Sum
etc. S;35 (9:4s Red Bank only. 11:30 a. M. :
Ills Saturdays only. 1918 (3:35 Red Bank only,
4:25. 5:3S. 6:13 tS46 Red Bank only. 1850 p. m.
Sundays, except Asbury Park (7:1o Red Bank
only. 1905. s:55 a. M: d15 Red Bank only.
For Lakewood. s:s a. M; 1:ls. s:s5. AS p. m.
Sundays, Z 10, e:6o a. M 1:55 p. IN.
days only. a:s5 p. m. Sundays. s.J5 a, m:
For Trenton and Philadelphia. s:l2. 7:b5. s:sy.
s:ss l:3o a. m. s'ls:5o. lis. 1896. 4:25. 6:38.
s.S;1s' 5;4S, SIS li;5o p m. SUNDAYS. aao.
SIS. '.l:55, $50 .'s:aS. 7:s5. SAC. Sis. 1918 p IN m.
For Baltimore and Washington, 7:56, e:4s.
LEO a. m; i;lt. 1896, 5;ss. e:13 ?. m: Sundays,
philadelphia only.
Telephone $500.
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ATHLETICS GIVEN AWFUL
DRUBBING BY DETROIT

tai up to 81. This. however, seem
rather severe on the pitchers, as some
OF the drives on which hits were scored
should have been handled.
ETY." Cobb, the premier batsman of
the American League, gave his average
another good boost with five hits. for a
total of nine bases, and a base on balls
out of seven times up. The last time
he came to bat "Ty'' tried to knock the
cover off, and struck out, returning to
the bench with his read hanging down
almost to his knees.
Dutch Comedian Schaefer helped
to advance the burlesque impression
Upon the spectators by his antics while
running the bases, all of which was
done to show up the poor, uncomforta-
bic Athletics. The winners always like
to rub it in on the unfortunate Holsters
in a game like the one of yesterday.
and such actions help to disgust the
spectators when the home team is the
under dog.
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better city in the country for baseball.
and, If money can buy a championship
baseball team, the fans of this city
may depend Upon 1t that the rag will
fly here before Manager Stallings
knows the map of Essex County very
well.
Reasons for Being Hopeful.
There are many reasons why a New
arker should stand by his team or by
the fair name of his city. Perhaps the
best example of why baseball fans
should stick to the very last minute is
best described by the showing that our
famous "Mugsey" McGraw Is making
with his Giants. From the beginning
of the season he has had nothing but
abuse heaped upon him because the
Giants were not going along and VIM
ming every game. Here within the last
couple of weeks the Giants have taken
a squirt and are now within a few
inches of first place. Determination on
the part of McGraw alone got these re-
suits. And If determination and brains
got the Giants out of their hole. you
may depend on its that Stallings Inc
his gallant band will come being pretty
near the top of this league before the
lays of September draw around.
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The Ben Hur f. c. will meet the Peerless
T. c. tomorrow morning, at the silver Lake
Oval. In the afternoon the Ben Hurs will
meet the Branch Brook A, G., at Crabb's
Oval. Manager La Fera would like to hear
from IL OF IA year old uniformed teams, the
Majestic A. c., Castleton A. A., Acmes,
Herman a, C. and Metropolitan A. G. pre-
ferred. Address F. La Fera. 9 Boyden
street
TcfSorrow morning. OH the Nineteenth
ven and Grove street grounds, the Rose
A. C. will cross bats with the Windsor
Juniors. Tomorrow afternoon the Rose A.
c. will go to East Nutiey aud cross bats
with the Hillsldes, Of that place. Thu Rose
A. C. has a few open dates which 1t would
like to I'LL with II or B year old teams:
They are: July rs. August 2, 2, I6. % and
30 tmorning and sfternoon9. Address Will
lam SchwaDkert. 413 Eighteenth avenue
At its headquarters in Sterling street.
Thursday night. the Sterling Social Society
gave its monthly sofiable and reception, at
the same time celebrating the victory of
its baseball team. which defeated b Auros
ra A. A. Sunday 7 to 3 Sunday. August
2 the s. s. s. will have an outing At Pine
0H%XMM .tN 4"E-1EX N.UEN4I 4+N 4H.HH#M-U.H|
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MONTCLAIR TO CLASH
WITH BLOOMFIELD
THIS AFTERNOON.
MONTCLAIRS TO TACKLE
BLOOMFIELDS TODAY

TO continue indefinitely after the ninth
inning has been reached.
The Franklin Public School team has
two boys on its roster who will be fine
pickings for the semi-pros in two or
three years. They are young Whalen
and Henry. These boys are on the lots
all the time.
Harry Mccall, of the Dolmas, is a
hard-hitting third baseman, who is
fit for faster company. Managers de-
string a good man should look him over.
Inside baseball with local teams Is
not very prominent to the observer, no
aggregation excepted. The games
would be better to witness for specta.
tors, and the managers would not have
such a hard time to make ends meet, If
their charges were "jacked up" firmly
on this score.
It's a pity that managers having good
grounds cannot see their way clear to
form a local league. 1t would be a great
boom for the sport and eventually
would bring them more money than
they are getting now.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-18
cLOIHIER WON TENNIS CUP.

SEABRIGHT, July 1s.--W. ]. Clotllier
of Philadelphia. won the Achelis chal-
lenge cup ennis singles yesterday on
the courts of the Seabright Cricket and
Lawn Tennis Club here. In the final
he met b. G. Wright, of Boston, and
the pair of former national champions
engaged in an interesting bur G
sided match. which Clothier carried off
by his ~steadiness at Ga. e., 3 /,
10-S. Clothier will meet r. ID. LITTLE,
lnternationalist, this afternoon Tor the
cup, and the doubles will also be
finished.
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PAGER
PUTS Up NEW
WORLDS MARK
Minor Heir at Terre Haute
Made Fastest Two Heats
Ever Paced.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 1S.-Minor
yesterday set a new worlds record
when he reeled off the first two heats of
the 2:25 pace in 2:011s and POI, the fast
est W heats ever paced in a race.
The Eel won the third heat in 2:051s
and forced Minor Heir to finish the race
and make another record of the fastest
five heats ever paced in a race. The Eel
won the fourth heat in 2:0S and Minor
Heir took the fifth in 2:07. Minor Heir
is a son of Heir-at-Law and was en-
tered in the $4,000 stake for 2:25 PAGERS
by p. G.. Isaacs, of Stoyestown, Pa.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-18
ENGLISH MOTOR BOAT COMING.

Westminster will essay the task of at
tempting to bring back to England the
international Il for motorboat racing.
which the American boat Dixie won in
the races contested In the Solen- last
year. The BOA which the Duke has
selected is the Wolseley-Siddsley,
which made such a striking success at
Monaco and elsewhere in the Msditer-
meal last winter. The Wolscley-
Siddeley will be shipped TO New York
on the steamer Minneapolis today. She
will be raced by Noel M. Robins. Of
the Motor Boat Yacht Club. of Eng
land, who has been at the helm in
most of the races in which the boat
has competed.
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CITY ADvERTIsEMENTs.
OFFICE OF THE cry cLERK-
Naanr ri. ~ Iul,

N0"r- -, y I,l,, o fQ0C "
sea,ed ,ronos,Is Wi n.o ~ r.oa a., !" ~. ~, T. 'SS or,.
r,i.1nH pfpsuha's WI "r leeeiNs' ~ II cV"
nnostJns " ~, ~ : ~ =. H. ~ mn =" az ~. Ii,
- Nan IL w ~ VI VIZ ~ iisis u n -
tvvesn tbe iour. w ", 10 nni . ~ i"'' y"
Sho,,,d a noa;c,itv ~ ths c,or,r T. t,ea nj Police
g,,, 90 zoos - 'nsereit s !" ~ ns.o :. !.
sftsr tha oo,,r,t -. ~ "n;"IS ptEt.. P'V'''''S
ssa,,,d n ~ = 1911 = ~.
near at a a uiaIosaay OF ~ c.'a.I.,.rs tau u ~
pa, ~ SaG ..sethns .Ipse IteNs.t 'hds -
onensa l., a. ~ uars W." ~ n.it Siat' H.
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rsIda are ran,,ired - ,,ic.., H., r~i,,ara
OF ren,ovinr fron, and o1t ~ ~ ~ ~ SsN.7
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from july twentvl6fthh iaos III i 5 nm = se5Fs
animals and i;snns,nc ~ nc s ar IS tba
party to whom The contract si,a,r he Awards
shall think ri.
psrtiaa ,e,ar,r nroa ..., a..
largest amount Ier vea% fhsv Vii nsv ~ ths
nriviIa1s '' '"S' ""' P"F :" ''
The patty to whom contract shall he w,rde6
to furnish, at his own expense. a suitable
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-18

The Tigers would like to hear from all
frst-class teams offering suitable induce
ments. Lincolns. Washingtons. ~Ironsides,
All-Stars, Watsessings, Bloomf1elds Mont
Glars, Llewellyns and teams OF like
strength preferred. Address Charles Mack,
secretary, 20 Alexander street:
Michael Danton. n pupil of Professor G..
Van Volkom, would Ike to meet Nicholas
Ferring with the foil and broadsword
Can be seen at 3l0-3l2 Springfield avenue.
The Silver Lake A. A.. will meet the
Olympic Park A, G. at Olympic Park to-
morrow afternoon in the hrst game OF a
series Of three. The Olympic Parks. n
IN nearly ali It's games. and as the Silver
are also playing good ball a frst-
class game mey h. expected.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-18
NOT ENOUGH MONEY FOR POOL.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, July 1s.-The
new swimming pool at Yale, for the
building of which Andrew Carnegie
gave $40. 200, and work on which was
not commenced as 1t was found that
that sum would not be sufficient, VIII
be built Immediately. Two subscrip-
tons of $1,000 each rave been received
by Treasurer Lee McClung, of the uni
versity. The pool will be rs by 80 feet,
much larger than the one now in use
in the gymnasium.