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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-30
NEWARK HIGH DEFEATS
BATTIN ELEVEN, Is TO O.

"HE Newark High School eleven
gave battle to the Battin High
football warriors on the Park
A. y. Oval yesterday afternoon, and
when the smoke had cleared away
the B%arringer boys emerged with flying
colors. The Battin team was anything
but an easy proposition, though TIE
Elizabeth players failed to score, while
the Newark boys managed to roll up
q score of fifteen points.
The absence of Rich, the regular
centre, necessitated the shifting about
hof the regular lineup. Bovard, who is
usually seen at left halfback. was SUBJ
stituted at left guard, and the rest OF
he players were changed about &C
cordingly. Rich's lay-off was due to an
injury he received in a recent game.
his knee being badly wrenched, but
Bovard's playing In his new position
was first class, and he put up a great
game. both on the defensive and the
offensive. Scharling, who took Be-
wards position behind he line, also
did well, and Wuensch did some clever
work at left end. C%avanaugh as usua!
played a steady game at left tackle,
n he showed much improvement over
his previous performances. He and
Booth tore into the Battin High line
almost at will, breaking up the plays
of the losing team, and assisting their
own men effectively when the Blue
and White was on the aggressive.
The nearest hat the Battin came to
making a score occurred when Gross,
the visitors quarterback, attempted
a goal from the 2S-yard line, which he
missed by inches. Lloyd was the only
other player on the losing team to
show any class. He repeatedly went
around the Newark High ends for
gains. but he could not manage to score
single-handed.
Booth made two of his teams touch
downs, and Campbell made the third.
All the attempts of theW2hite and Blue
to kick the goals from touchdowns
were failures, however, and the game
ended ID to 0.
The greatest game of the season from
a local standpoint took place this aft
ernoon, when the Newark Academy
eleven met the East Orange team or
the Ashland Oval, East Orange. The
Newarkers had defeated the East Or
angeites for five successive years, and
the Academy boys went Into the game
determined to win again.
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the GOLD and gray do ui' tS S0H
ma be just as strong or stronger than'
the New Haven pigskin chasers' sun
the future generals have had plenty
of practise since then, and they snouid
have profited by their experience with
the Bulldog team. Therefore II the
.Johnnies roll up a better score than
did the Blue, it may indicate that the
Harvard team is the stronger and the
Yale camp, which is already worried
about the Harvard game, will be more
nxiou than ever. Not that the faie
team is weak, but hat the Massachu-
setts collegians are looming up more
and more formidable to the New Haven
squad after every game. Harvard,
then again. unless the West Pointers
make a lamentably poor showing, may
not make as many points as did Yale.
The coaches of the Crimson will not
take any chances with their men. for
the Cornell game is only a week OH,
and the team will probably not exert
itself unless the contest becomes close,
On paper Princeton looks better than
Annapolis. and, taking into considera-
ton the fact that Princeton defeated
the Villa Nova team, which. in turn
defeated the Navy, makes the game
look like a Princeton victory, but 1t is
not probable that the Tigers viii have
an easy time Of it.
The Yale eleven will have about the
easiest time of all, IL the dope goes
right. Coy's boys ought not TO have
much trouble with Amherst. for the
Purple does not compare with the Blu
in the records. and the game will hardly
be more than an hour of good practise
for the Eli eleven.
The Ithacans seem to have he tough-
est proposition of all, and If the Corner
warriors are compelled to work nara IN
today's game 1t may affect the showing
of the Red and White can against the
Crimson next Saturday.
Pennsylvania will play the Indians az
Carlisle. The Redskin team are strong
on the ~offense, but cannot defend their
goal line as successfully. Pennsylvania
will probably be scored upon, but the
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Quakers look like the better team, man
for man, and should win.
Taking into consideration that all of
the big colleges have their most inn
portant games to be played within tho
next two weeks. it is not probable that
there will be nj one-side victories, for
the simple reason hat the coaches will
play safe by substituting the second
string men, wherever possible, and the
teams will not try to roll up high scores.
Particular interest also attached to
the game between Syracuse and Michi-
gan at Ann Arbor, as it will give q
probable forecast of the relative
strength of the Eastern and Western
colleges.
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ESSEX AND HUDSON COUNTIES.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS N CON


TRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
for the building of a bridge on the Newark
PLANK Road over the Passaic River Will be re-
ceived in open meeting Of the Joint Committee
OF thu Poards Of Chosen Freeholders of the
Countieo of Essex and Hudson appointed for the
purpose, to be held at the Court House. In the
CITY OF Jersey City, on Tuesday. November 9th'
Printed conditions under which the proposals
must be made. plans and specifications for inc
work, notice to bidders, form Of contract, bond
and propositions of sureties to be executed car
DO examined at the office of the Clerk OF the
Board Of Chosen Freeholders OF the Con ~ OF
and at the Office Of the Clerk of the BOARD OF
Chosen Freeholders of the County of Essex. at
which several places forms Of proposals and
propositions Of sureties can be obtained.
sh rul'n msn t9s,ed u with he Contract and obiiga''
tion to be made therefor, are to be done and
made under and in pursuance OF acts of the
Each estimate or proposal must be accom-
penied by a certified check for the sum OF
ffty thousand dollars $3.50, 600. payable either to
or the County Collector Of the County of Essex,
on some bank or trust company: or the receipt
OF either OF said County Collectors for the
amount aforesaid. which check or receipt must
be enclosed In the envelope containing the bid.
formance Of the work and to indemnify the
counties will be required of the successful bid
der in the following amounts; Bond to Hudson
County, u of so rer cent. bid.
The Boards reserve the right TO reject any OF
JOHN F. CROSBY.
WALTER o'MARA.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders of the county
WALLACE oUGHELTnEE.
AUGUST soFFEI.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the County
Of Essex.
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EDITED BY
M. E.
ANSWELL
NEWARK, N, j, OCTOBER 80, 1908.

Jef's Pop.
Maybe Jeff's pa will
take a back seat now.
His Head.
One of our writer's re-
ported this morning with
a 7-column head.
whit TIL Monday.
If anybody celebrates
Halloween tonight we
won't see him a
Booster"
st. Yves VS.. Shrubb.
"ST. YVES N
SHRUBB TO MEET AT
Is MILES," says a head
line. Peary and Cook
may go away back and
sit down.
He Must BE Sick.
Haven't seen the War
rem street undertaken in
a month. Guess he's i'll.
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FLYNN lets DECISION.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30.-Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo fireman. won the newspaper
decision over Jack Burns, the saline.
giant, last night DIT Mccarey's Pavilion
in a t%en~round contest. Flynn did not
give Burns a chance to do any long
distance smuggling, but rushed him at
every stage and fought him of his feet.
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TO HAVE MASKETTE
AND FlTZHERBERT MEET.

NEW YORK. Oct. Soft FitzHerbert
and Maskette do not meet In the cleo
ton day handicap at Aqueduct to de-
eide the championship of the turf for
this season. 1t is possible that the Em-
pire City Racing Association will try
to bring them together in a special
sweepstakes at Yonkers. The associa-
ton has been urged to hang up q
suitable purse n to name as condi-
tons a race at a mile and a furlong.
weight for age.
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Yale Will Likely Have Easy Time
with Amherst-Hopes
of Other Camps.

this fall and allow someone else to &C
in at fullback. This person will be
either Murphy or Daily, n both will
probably play In the final games with
Murphy in at the start. Murphy and
DAILY are very evenly matched men and
both lave had many years of expe-
rience on the gridiron. At present Daily
has a muscle bruise, and this may ac-
count for his not playing today, Murphy
is a fi~rst-class maj at tearing up a
line and finding a hole in it. Daily is
good at straight plunges,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30,-Every
seat in Franklin Field is sold for to-
days football game between Pennsyl-
vania and the Carlisle Indians. The
record Pennsylvania has made of start
ing every game with an entirely new
lineup will be observed against the
red men. There will be three positions
filled differently than in the last game
with Pennsylvania State. This condi-
ton of things has caused the under
graduates to fear the worst, while the
coaches are also a~pprehensive of the
result.
The Indians reached the city last
night, and Warner stated that, with
favorable weather, by which he meant
"a dry field. his team should defeat
Pennsylvania. The same sort of con-
ndence prevailed among the players
who declared thai their defeat at the
hands of Pittsburg a week ago was du,
mainly to a wet field and also to thu
fact that they were saving their bes
PLAYS for Pennsylvania.
All hope has cen abandoned of usinl
Hutchinson at fullback today. He hai
improved considerably within the las
few days. but his leg is in such con.
dillon that he cannot run at full speed
and woul not last fifteen minutes. His
place will be taken by Ramsdell, the
big Splinter.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Harvard
team spent last night at the Murray
Hill Hotel. They left this morning al
IL O'Clock for West Point via the New
York Central. Captain Fish, when seer
last night, appeared confident of the
outcome against the Cadets. He an
nounced that his team would lake the
field In the following order: Left end
Houston; left tackle. Mckay; left
guard. T. wilmington; centre. p. with
ington; right guard. Fisher; right
tackle, Fish; right end. l.. d. Smith;
quarterback, O'Flaherty; left halfback
p. ID. Smith: right %halfback, Frothing-
ham; fullback, Minot.
ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 30.-After two
hours practise In signals last night, in
which the team showed good form, the
Cornell coaches announced that the
eleven was ready for the Williams
game, and. barring n slump, ought to
win. They made several important
changes in the lineup to provide es-
pecially for the Williams team, which
has a number Of experienced men. In
view of Studes's Illness. Leventry was
shifted back to left tackle, where he
played last year. Delane was also
placed at right guard in O'Connor's
place. The Cornell team will lineup as
follows; Hurlburt Inc Crosby. ends;
Leventry and Weeks. tackles; Donnan
and Delano, guards; Seagrave, centre;
Baker, quarterback; Tydeman and
Hoffman, halfbacks, and Simson, full
back. '
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GOTCH IN FORM.

CHICAGO. Oct. 30.-Frank Gotch.
orld's champion wrestler. showed his
old-time form last night when In his
match at the Empire Theatre, he dis
posed Of We opponents, Gus Uzzler
and Fred Erler, in less than twelve
minutes.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-30
ONE PAGE. THAT'S ENOUGH

If We Have the Price.
II won't be long before
Wen be eating turkey.
That's Sure.
when a fellow starts
to spread the molasses 1t
is q sure sign that he
knows which side his
bread Is buttered on
Joe McGinnity.
He's Wrong.
II a certain fellow,
who lives in East Or
ange, does not stop call
ing US IN. E." he will
make us his an. M. E."
We Don't Drink.
Interested" wants to
know what our full name
is. Thanks for your in
terest, but we don't
drink.
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KING HONORS DANNY MAHER.

NEWMARKET, Oct. 3O.-King Ed
ward yesterday presented Danny
Maher. the American jockey, with a
jeweled scarf-pin, in recognition of
the Jockeys success in winning the
Free Handicap Sweepstakes.
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HARVARD'S WORK At
WEST POINT IMPORTANT.
To Football Critics Who Will Compare Crimson
with Yale on the Result Orange and Blacks
Improved Team Watched at Annapolis.

RVHE eyes of the football world are centered on West
Point today, where the cadets clash with the
u Harvard eleven. This game is generally looked
upon as the most important, though there is almost as
much interest in the contest that is scheduled to take
place at Annapolis between the Princeton Tigers and the
Middies. For the football world is anxious to learn the
effect of the defeat that the Tiger eleven suffered last Sat
urday. While the Tigers are the choice of the majority,
still there is a noticeable lack of predictions by the ex-
perts as to the score.
The Yale Bulldog will have Amherst for its victim at
New Haven. On past performances Amherst, while a
strong team, does not appear to be heavy enough to
withstand the onslaught of the powerful Yale backs.
Cornell will have it's hands full when it meets the
Williams aggregation of punters and passers. The Will
Jams team gave the Crimson eleven a hard run before the
Cambridge boys finally won out by an Sc score two
weeks ago. Cornell has shown wonderful Improvement
since she was defeated by the speedy Fordhamites a
fortnight ago, and the Red and White moleskin clad
knights are the favorites in most quarters.
d that Harvard will make as good a showing against
&c did the snn of ELI two weeks Tor u.hiln 1Inrr.nrd
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-30
IRONSIDES TO PLAY COUNTY CHAMPS

The championship of the city will be
decided tomorrow morning on the West
Side Oval, when the Ironside team,
champions of the City League, meet
the Orange champions of the County
League. The game viii be called at
10 O'clock
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-30
ORANGE SCHOOL WANTS GAMES.

The football team of st. Johns
Parochial School. Orange, is anxious to
meet school teams averaging 100
pounds. Richard Ftzmorris, Of 3s
Chapman street, Orange. will accept
challenges.
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Those Charlotte Russo.

Will Bill Deurler kindly
explain what happened
to those charlotte russo
he bought the other
night?
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knocks
Turned Into
bo0xts."
Trying to Get a Balance,

Trying to Get a Balance.
We have a bookkeeper
friend who is noted for
his veracity, also his
voracity for a certain
kind of bug juice"
When he goes on a tear
he tells his wife that he
was trying to get his
balance"
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Our Style.

John McHugh says he
likes our style. The Nc
Hugh clan always was
noted for it's good taste.
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II is nt expected that Harvard VIII make IS God a showing against
the Gmd and GRAY a s did the sons of Eli W weeks ago, for while Harvard
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-30

TRr sTAn CLASSIFIED ADS.
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NEW HAVEN. Oct. 30.-Captain Coy
last night announced h following
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Deerhe0d Items.

Horace Watson is working for
]. B. Johnson.
John Burton was at the county
seat last week.
Deerhead was well represented
at Lake Thursday.
Quite an electric storm FRIDAY
evening followed by good rain.
Hiram South has some pretty
good hounds. If they see coyote
they will sure string him.
Miss Bessie Stewart and her
school attended the entertainment
at the church given by the Deer
head school.
Miss Winnie Cooke had the mis-
fortune to hurt her hand severely
by having rope wrapped around
it, and her horse pulling back from
her.
Mrs. McGrath and sister, Mrs.
Heisly, and Edith have returned
home. Edith's health was rather
poorly while she was attending
school at Medicine Lodge. - -,
Miss Monica Bresette closed a sue
cessful term of school last Friday.
The neighbors served dinner and a
nice program was rendered after
dinner. Miss Bresette returned to
her nome at Topeka Monday.
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Mng Items

J. B. Gano went to the Lodge
Friday.
Harve Winkler is hauling posts
from Croft for ]. B. Hoag.
Bert Cochran will farm Earl
Bowman's place this year.
Miss Florence Barnes is sewing
for Mrs. G. R. Walker this week.
John Oyler from Norwich is WIS.,
iting with George Walker a few
days.
Mr.. Cornish and wife ard Mrs.
Harrington spent Sunday at Frank
Knowles.
]. T. Clawson delivered hogs to
Mr.. Welsh at Coats Monday, re.
ceiving SO per cwt.
Mrs. Port Unger came I'D from
the Lodge Friday to visit with her
mother a few days.
A fine rain Friday night, just
what the farmers needed to put the
ground in fine condition for p1ow-
ing.
Sunday school will be organized
next Sunday at ten o'clock all are
invited to come and lend a helping
hand.
Walt Fulton and family have
had a siege with the grip the past
week, but all are better at this
writing.
Miss Lockwood took a drive 70
Belvidere Saturday, and around
through Mr.. Rockefeller's ranch,
to see the sights.
MIR. Surber bought the old Elm
Groye rock school house and school
ground Monday for sos. John Oy.
Ter was auctioneer.
II. I. Walker and Rev. Owens of
Belvidere went out near BuckIen
Thursday to be present at the or,
ganizing of Baptist church.
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Mrs. Moss departed Saturday
morning for a visit with friends
and relatives in Oklahoma.

"My Boy Jack" presented by
Eugene Moore and his splendid as.
sistants at the opera house Satur-
day night was all that was claim
ed for it. The Conrad shows are
of high class and they are we'll
patronized everywhere they go.
Our city has been exceedingly
fortunate in the attractions that
have visited it this season and they
were all repaid with good houses.
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]. S. Runyan allowed the grip to
get the better of him on Monday to
such an extent that he was not
able to be at his desk. He was on
duty yesterday but showed the eff
fects of his "feel bad" spell.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24

Master George Honey who has
been sick with typhoid fever three
months, is now able to sit up dur.
ing the day and his appetite is
manifesting itself. 1t will he only
a few weeks until he will be able
to be out and play marbles with
the boys.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-03-24

This is the week the banks of
the state are publishing their f.
nancial statements under call from
the state bank commissioner
Four of them appear in the Index.
Look them over. They show these
banks to be in prosperous condi.
ton.
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Sun and Lake City Happenings

Ivy 'NHpOhffSs
i Dave Freemyer rolled in from
K. {. Thursday afternoon.
/ DR.. Connor's new soda fountain
is another attraction at the Lake
Drug Store.
/ Homer Hastings is around this
week sizing up the value of horses
cows, dogs and cats.
St. Patrick's day is not only a
favorable time to plant Irish pota-
toes but with some people it is a
favorite time to get married.
Bill Marquand and his force
| have finished Riley Lakes resi-.
dence, but have two other houses
yet to build for Mr.. Lake.
When Judge Lester faced about
and beheld the train which had
missed him by an inch he said, cit
was the largest engine l ever saw. +"
q. q. Shigley went to Wichita
Monday to purchase the latest
model "Buick" touring car. We're
"sho gwine" to swipe a ride even
though we have to ride the rods.
Hargie Thompson and Guy Nc
Manaman set their pegs to have
Frank Buck take them to the show
at the Lodge Saturday night but
the much appreciated rain prevent
ed the trip.
The Metz Lumber Co. have Of
tered Verd Thrasher job as man
ager OF the yard that is to be put
in at Sun right away. He has had
but three months in this capacity
and such proposition is indeed a
compliment to Verd.
Last Wednesday at high noon
Same day that John Campbell
planted 'taters) Mr.. James Ohm
stead and Miss Dollie Freeman
were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents two
miles north of Sun City. The we'd
ding was a very quiet affair, there
being no one present but the Free
man family. The same evening a
number of the Sun City young
folks gathered at the Freeman
home to raise Old Ned, but James
put quletus on the company by
producing the cigars and candy.
The present intention of the young
couple is to occupy the Meadows
place south of Sun. Here's wish
ing them plenty of meal in the
bag and coffee in the gourd.
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c. A. Burney and wife expect to
move to Cherokee, Oklahoma, in
the near future. They have sold
their residence property to Mrs. Nc
Cracker.
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The rains of last week have put
the soil in excellent condition for
spring planting. Wheat is boom
ing and all Barber county is happy.
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JIM. Bickel left for Utah Wednesday
to look after the cement mill where his
sons are now located. Mr.. Bickel is
president Of the company Of capitalists
that have built the mill and he is going to
attend an important meeting Of the board
Of directors.-Alva Record.