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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
ROPER OF
PRINCETON SHIFTS
TIGER LINE MEN
Nassau Squad Given Big
Shake up After Saturdays
Close Call.

PRINCETON, Oct. 13.-Prlnceton
spent most Of yesterday afternoon In a
long, fast signal practise. The regulars
were handled by Bergen at quarter, and
the assortment of formations the little
back handed out included about evrey-
thing that has been tried this season.
Constant repetition of the forward pass,
onside and fake kick led the spectators
to hope that the Tigers would open out
in Wednesdays game with Villanova
and attempt a little more sensational
brand of football than that which they
have presented 10 far this year.
In the varsity lineup Zeigling went
back to tackle, allowing Cass to get q
little more familiar with the teams
signals, at centre. Buckingham was
shifted from tackle to end, where he
had his hands full with the forward
pass. Whether this is a variation Of
Roper's old device of putting linelmen
in the back field to speed them up, or
another of the astonishing shake-ups
which have bewildered the Princeton
team this season, the coaches refuse to
divulge. Buck has now handled
every job On the team except that of
quarterback, which his 200 odds pounds
of Drawn and bones seem to preclude as
a possibility.
In a sharp scrimmage, which con-
cluded the practise the varsity got the
bad end of 1t. After one touchdown
had been tailed against them the
scrubs braced and took the upper hand.
They carried the ball from the 45-yard
line to a touchdown, mainly by recover
ing instantly on fumbles, and showed
Cunningham over for a tally. They
were then given the leather on the var
sity 5-yard line and in four downs
Sparks fought his way across for an
other tally, McFadden stayed ten
minutes after the squad had left the
field and worked with the dummy.
The heavyweight has been missing
tackles of late, and Roper wants Ia
brace him up in this particular.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
SAVAGE HAS
BROOKLYN CHAMP
ALL But ASLEEP
Round Cut Short to Prevent Or
ange Boy from Putting
Wallace Away.

Danny Savage, of Orange, bested WI
lie Howard, the champion lightweight
of Brooklyn, in the star bout at the
Bedford A. c., Brooklyn, last night.
The sixth round was cut short to save
the Brooklyn scrapper from a knockout.
Savage fioored his opponent In the
third round with a crashing blow to
the jaw, and twice dropped the Brook
Ignite to the canvas In the sixth. How
ard was plainly beaten, and only the
gong, which was sounded a minute be-
fore time should have been up. pre-
vented a clean knockout.
The Orange boy will meet the winner
of the Charley Griff1n-Ed Wallace fight
at the Bedford A. c. Griffin Is the
Australian lightweight who has been
making a good showing in this part OF
the globe.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
LUCKY BALDWIN SAYS
COAST RACING IS SAFE.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. BE. j
lucky Baldwin came in from his
Santa Anita ranch yesterday and of.
fered to wager $50, 900 against $4O,O O(
that no anti-race track law will pass
the next session Of the Legislature. In
addition Baldwin is willing to bet a
good round sum-, even, that California
will not follow in the footsteps of East.
ern States and bar the race tracEs-at
least, not for five years to come.
How will this seasons racing com.
pare with those Of others?" was asked
OF Baldwin. Compare? There can't be
much of a comparison, because this
years meet will eclipse anything we
have eve had out here. We expeo,
to keep the track open the full five
months, and some Of the best horses In
the United States will be here he de.
clared.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
NEWARK TURNER'S
WILL COMPETE IN
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
Twelve Bowling Clubs Now in
League-Schedule to Be Adop-
ted at Meeting Thursday.

The Newark Turn verein, which has
figured prominently in other branches
Of athletics, will take a dip into bowl
ing this season. The Turner'S last night
made application for membership In the
Suburban Bowling League, and their
entry was favorably acted upon. The
Gottfried Kruger Association has also
entered the Suburban, increasing the
leagues circuit from ten to twelve
clubs. A meeting Of the league was
held last night at the West End Club,
but the late entry Of the Newark Turn
ers caused a revision OF the seasons
schedule. The dates will be selected at
another meeting, slated for Thursday
night at the West End Club.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
UMPIRE SLUGGER is
FOUND GUILTY BY COURT

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Robert Il. Cant
well, an attorney and president OF the
White Sox RIOTERS Association YES
terday vas found guilty by a jury in
Judge rosters court of assulting Um-
pre- john KERN and breaking his nose
on %, following a dispute
over a decision Of the game. The Of
OF which Cantwell was found
guilty Is punishable by a n not to
exceed 800. The court will fix the
amount OF n fine later. A motion for
q new trial win be heard on October ii
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
CAN'T GET in PlTTSBURG.

PITTSBURG. Oct. l3.-Though the
purchase OF tho Carnegie Tech School
Park here by the Pittsburg Baseball
Club Of the National League, the
American Association has been barred
finally and effectively from Pittsburg.
For more than two years the associa-
ton has been flirting with Pittsburg,
and twice within the past year starts
were made toward closing a long lease
on the Carnegie Tech Park and &C
ceptiiig 100000 which had been offered
the association to come here, but on
each occasion some one weakened.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
FOXING AT MACNALLY'S,

On Thursday evening at MacNally-
Mullen's physical training school. the
weekly foxing contests will be held.
This week promises to be a good card
from the names thus far submitted.
Two Of MacNally's pupils have de-
veloped quickly and gave such a good
exhibition at the last bout that by re-
quest they will again appear. They
are Kid Wall and Paddy Ryan. who
agreed to weigh in at 124. Others who
will appearc are Kid Thomas and
Young Boyle; Brown Brothers. Young
Bannon and Kid Sully: Cyclone Fantz
and Toad Widman.N Frank Munnelly,
timekeeper; Gus Bachman, referee.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners of the City Of Newark CITY
Sealed nrono Nswa Vii, y, ; =: OstVs &c this & 1874 s}se.
the af s;ss IL d sis9 Of St't ostob ei % isss, u and opened
ct the last named hour, at a public meeting Of
'o' 'n' repaVisS sTREE
from West Kinney street to Halsey street.
The following is about the amount, Of the work
to be done. and the materials. to be FURNISHED
and upon which bids Will be compared:
One thousand FIVE hundred ana sixty HtoSXSI
inch concrete foundation; -,
Eight hundred $500 lineal feet OK new ~ oy .
Three hundred cso0 liiineai feet Of old curb re-
dressed four cut and set in concrete;
One a. new catch basin completes:
One IA new catch basin using oc head and
Standard prices will be allowed for the fol-
Fifty $50 linesl feet Of new IS by 8 inch
ment ON q six 0) inch concrete foundation;
Three g, new noiseless manhole covers to re-
Fifty (5o) square feet of new Belgian bridging
laid on concrete.
telials and work for which there ia a Fixed
amount provided for Ia the specihcetions.
envelore, ~propeaiv lrtcrsed with the name u
the bidder and Of the improvement. And directed
ers OF the City of Newari,
Bidders will state their prices IN writing a.
Bidders must specify in their proposals that,
should the above work. be awarded to them, they
ssn1e within twenty (2) consecutive working
Tse pans. and specifications Of the. WORK csr
IL examined at The Once OF the chief Engineer
# the BOARD II street snd water Commission.
eompsn led ~ he "' conssni fiO''w"r within y two
suretifs or a snrety company qnalined 70 40
OF INVITING IN such propos9is, Nuattls as to
saeir, fesnotsihiiitx N the amosnt ., rncn nro.
he ewarded TO The person or persons making
tho PROPOSAL. hey will unon It's heins 20
faithful peri ,rDsnce ct said work: ani that :
the person o. persons omit or retus. L ereeus.
newark any difference between the runs q
which he " the would havA been entitled
S When iS~P civ q Newark var e D"y 3. o sSd ,ss 10
pay the pers n or persons by whom saeh con-
The Bcnrd % Street anc Water ccu,niss,cn.
Prs of the Guy oil ;eweah reserve to theri-
fmslvss the sshs 70 accept . ssies, :sy or az
deem e.s' for the nth r., srs-, Of The city 3,a ~,
sunder the provislens q tho seventh .eciios
Of the law creating the Board Of Street ami
s Ts.'5 th c'T Sona or Sons s.D sS Sc s sissa z e. r q:
faithful execution and. performance of said
RRS cisncy w Sy ts ssa Boa ara. s ee dan aD sU form m s. Sy s II.
counsel Of the Board. and no contract shall
Sperstivs until such si Bond is s@ % Approved; and
the President Of the Board shall have power
Il L S ssa shali so so' desire esHpo'e or sSeii bs 80 oh instrS Scss
81 pyop sns t sonssm.n. that satt m sss,i p sa %sd ful Gs os ssss
and absolute discretion In the whole matter,
ss sael sh's DsOy'i in~i.i sns'l b,9 9s f for ans s to IN p sas
nv direction Of the Board Of Street and
Water Commissioners of the City of Newark.
ccts-st Chief Engineer.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13

This statement of mine is not to DC
& taken as an attempt to belittle the per-
q formance of Siret. but as the press mas
given the record time so much promi-
sence, / just want TO state that the
conditions in the two races were err
tlrely different.
Not Running Against Time.
This brings us to a point which
/ wish to bring home to the entrants in
THE EVENING STAR Marathon. Re
member hat you are not running
: ayeinst tine IN tbs race. You are. as
& was, oat to Win, and you, ef course
know that to win you must outrun
Z every one else and break the finishing
tape first. To do this, you must con-
serve your strength so that you may
not draw too much on YOUR reserve
force during the first part of the con-
test. You may break all existing
\ worlds records from one to fourteen
i mites, but that would not hep you to
Twin il you dropped out at the beginning
Of the fifteenth mile.
Stady your opponents style, keep his
pace. unles SIS you think he Is going at a
= faster clip than his strength warrants,
snd. even though he leaves you behind
4 FEW ydTGS. SdNG yum tOVSA oAN NN~f
l,lodding steadily on. You will soon see
him coming back to you. and ne VIII
have drawn heavily on his reserve while
you, in not sprinting. have kept yours.
! know it's a big temptation, especially
Tor an inexperienced runner. to keep up
with the leaders, even when he feels
that the strain is too much for him,
hut / want to warn these runners
against killing themselves off in the
early stages Of the run. If you jump
10 the front at the start and make the
pace Just remember that that is what
Tho older and more experienced run
ners want you to do. and you're not
only hurting your W chances but You
are helping theirs considerably.
hun Careful Race.
The runners who will finish in the
prize places are not those who prance
out in front while going UP Broad street
from the starting point at THE EVE
ING STAR Office. They will be those
who, having IL a careful, we'll calcu-
lated race, running easily to their r
form, turn in Broad street from Clinton
avenue and. with gritted teeth and
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
TIGERS
WILL TACKLE
FAST |R0NS|DES
VaiIsburg Boys to Clash with
Winners of City League
Pennant.

The vailsburg Tigers, who have de-.
feated the strongest baseball teams
hereabouts, will meet the Ironsides Stun
day morning. The Tigers are made up
of the fastest baserunners Of any team,
and the Ironsides will have to 60 some
to gain a victory. The battery for the
Ironsides viii be Knoth. Muffin and II.
Welcher; for the Tigers. Kurruss. Uslar
and Young. This game will be called
at 10:15.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
Graduates from Local Gridirons
on Some Big College
ElevenS.
BY D. |. FUTILE.

Graduates from local and nearby
gridirons who have gone to schools and
colleges outside of the city are making
their presence felt in the football
world, some of them being on the big
elevens of the country.
Their work SO far this season has at
tracted no little attention In gridiron
circles. Newark admirers are now
watching their work with interest and
hope that some of them will be chosen
for the All-American eleven at the
close of the season.
Clarence Pope, a former captain of
the Newark Academy eleven, and one
of the best end men who ever APP
peared on a local gridiron, has made
the Cornell varsity eleven, playing left
end for the Ithaca lads. In Saturdays
game against Oberlin the Western team
conferred it's attack during the early
part of the struggle against Pope's end,
but his stonewall defense was too much
and they shifted their style of play.
Another Essex county boy made q
good showing with the Cornell '(arsity
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13

faces set for a supreme effort, make the
pace TO the finish at THE STAR office.
These will be the winners and not the
foolish lads who set the pace at the
start and who find themselves ''all in"
before they nave traversed half the
route. Therefore, you young and mex
rerienced runners, don't be anxious TO
lead the pack at the start, but make
your effort 80 that you can be up
there at the end.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
DON'T TRY TO LEAD AT
START, BUT AT FINISH
Johnny Hayes Says II Is Not Early Pace-setter
Who Wins Race, but Runner Who Saves
His Speed Until Near End.
ny JOHN J. HAYES,

winn. of TIT Olympic Marathon. h is arrnnain details of NEWARK
EVENING sTA Slautbon race.
NJ The Sunday cable reports from London details of another Marathon were
& punished, n great stress laid IN the fact that the VIM q French
II professional unn by III nam Of Sret, ran the distance In W our
ma thirty minutes, beating my time over the same course by eighteen
minutes. w. -+=t p. =
The field ws composed of eighty-nine runners and was started o 1T
uv nv he Princes of Schhswig- IIastein, of h German royal famiry. n
prize was f1OO. or $780, and "a given by a n evening newspaper Tor a race
Of professional No amateurs, so far as is known started. o. II they DID, o.
omnetinr for a money prize forfeited thera amateurs standing by so doing
Now. outside of the factth that Sirt was a out-and-out professional nile
7 NJ, In time Of my vctorym h olympic Marathon, vas q n amateur In
good standing, 1 ant to say that given o short time to train l can beat
STREETS record time easily. It's vastly different running against time n max
ing record time in competition. sret RAJ in a rae practeaIy nho ac y.
IN after n was over. while h eyes, OF the athletic world n parictary OIL ne
BEST par Of that word-theU United ST. tas-were n m in the Oynplcs ran TN
ynce NOT to make i'm but to win. 1t mattered not to mi II the mai lime OF
he race was two hours n ffy-fve minutes or five. hours n nfty-nv
minutes The i'm wa absolutely 20 OBJECT nor, OUTSIDE o keepihs Tie paee
I thought proper. did / think of it q all. -.
l was in there 20 win FOR the ltteo ola United STATES anu tnereoy III
nnnts to or total score, and my desire was not to break N records u
"a reach the Anish ahead Of anyon else. A 8 a matter OIL act. VIII Sherrng
rhenh he Won he Marathon. made thu distance in W hours ffty-one min
Ytes hut T wasn't thinking of that I have said, n / want to repeat tina
r cn Lst+ar me time mad by h Frenchman lasts Saturday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
R0WLERS MEET TONIGHT.

A meeting will be held at the Subway
Academy, corner Market and Hal
sey streets, tonight, TO organize the Subway
Bowling Club. Entries will be received for
about October 26. All teams wishing to
enter should have representatives present,
or send In their entry. Tournament limited
to fifteen teams.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
- RUNNERS MUST REGISTER AT Once - ---= 55&5E35 -
CHAMPION 4TOHNNY" HAYES CISING
JOCKEY FRET LOST LIBEL SUIT.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-It took the
Jury only half an hour yesterday after
moor to decide In favor of August Bel
mont. in the suit for 800, 900 damages
brought against him by John Fl. Freit,
the jockey. Freit claimed he was
libeled by Mr.. Belmont when he posted
him In the Racing Calendar as having
left his employ without authority
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
NEWARK FOOTBALL
PLAYERS ARE MAKING GOOD
team on Saturday. He is Tydeman, the
former Bloomfield High star. He
played left halfback on Saturday and
his work pleased the Cornell coaches.

RiAJ ~ tS11 oA 49,
his work pleased the Cornell coaches.
Addison Bissell, Newark Academy's
giant tackle of last year., has made the
freshmen team of Princeton. On t
urday he defeated Exeter by kicking
two goals from touchdowns, the inal
score being IL to 10.
Harold Earle, another Newark Acad-
envy gridiron warrior, els hustling for an
end position on the Tiger freshmen.
James K. Alverson, Newark High
Schools former football star, is playing
regularly at left halfback for the Rut-
gers College eleven. On Saturday he
attempted a drop kick from 35-yard line,
but his attempt failed, the ball missing
the posts by a few inches. Alverson
has been chosen captain of the fresh
men team.
Another one of Charley Mayors pu-
pills to make good so far this season is
Lawrence Dodd, who has played left
end for the Tigers. Coach Roper says
he is the best end at the university.
Edwin Leslie, another Newark High
School boy. is holding down left tackle
for Rutgers for the second veal
.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
INTERSTATE LEAGUE OPENS
SEASON; TRENTON DROPS 3.

The Interstate Bowling League, in
which Newark is represented, launched
its season last night with O series be-
tween Trenton and New York on Cam
mann's Morningside alleys, Manhattan.
The New York bowlers rolled big scores
and took all three games. The scores:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
TO COACH HARVARD BASEBALL TEAM

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 1s.-Cap-
tain Cnrrier. OF the Harvard varsity
baseball team. ounces last night
the appointment of l.. p. Pieper, '03, to
be coach Of the team next season.
Piepsr has served as coach for two
years past.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
KREBS AND MITTEN
ALMOST GAIN LAP,

TRENTON, Oct. 13.-The first nights
racing In the six-day bicycle race (two
hours each night), which started here
last night, furnished several thrills.
Floyd Krebs n Worth Mitten- on one
occasion were within twenty-five yards
of gaining a lap, but failed. Ashurst
rode the entire two hours without a
partner. During the last hour he and
Collins we're spilled, but neither was in
jured. A race for Trenton amateurs
also proved a snill- The raslllts.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13

Another Essex county boy made q
good showing with the Cornell varsity
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
Jr. O. U. A. M League.

Totals 80. 80 s2s sss Totals .... 1852 s2s $.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-22

ment Of drum, flute and rattle, they re-
semble the Indians
6-The consulting of household gods
or medicine" previous to undertakings
Of Importance, characterize the Asiatic.
Hawaiian and Indian.
Their common burials suggest
again the cliff dweller.
These and many other resemblances
too numerous to be given space here,
suggest a relationship between these
primitive and scattered races, and one
of Asiatic origin, and yet this may be
due in part to environment, for we
well know that all races in the worlds
history have developed along certain
we'll defined lines. A study of the
architecture, forms of decoration.
burials, ETC., observed in excavating
the ancient ruins of old Mexico, for ex-
ample, have told US approximately at
what period these places were inhabit-
ed by comparison with similar ruins Of
known age in European countries, but
in the case of the Hawaiian Islands the
excavating is still to be done, and ma
terial at hand is insufficient to allow
of positive statement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-22
THE TRTTh ALWAYS.

When you are in doubt tell
the truth" It was an expert
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-22
PAUL REVERE HOUSE.

The old Paul Revere house, at the
North End, Boston, is being restored
by the Paul Revere Memorial AssocI-
alton. The old we'll was discovered
last week, and some curious old coins
and china have been found: The most
interesting relic that has come to light
is a soldiers belt, which was discover
ed in the walls, and is believed to have
belonged to the Revolutionary hero.
The story of Paul Revere's ride, as
written by Longfellow, is published
this year for the first time in Sc
parate edition with illustrations and
decorations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-22

Every organ of your body is governed by network
of nerve These nerves convey the power which
runs the human machine This power is called nerve
force Nerve force is nothing but electricity The
reason any becomes weak because the nerves
which control lack electricity nerve force the
motive power of body. This lack of nerve force
IS SHOWN by weakness of any kind whether in the stom
aeh liver, kidneys heart or other organs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-22

well we'll" growled the first the banquet "why did
thew call on that speech He doesn't know how talk
NO replied other then he doesn't know what's he talk
ING about ANYWAY there's done-Phadephia Press
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Honolulu, T. a.

Stson" said Mrs. O1dcase whatever her other short
comngs may lack apomb Well replied her hostess
$4,000 collar because had become
tight don't why she shouldn't Her father
er.'-Chcago Record-Herald