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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-23
EXPERTS WRITE FOR
THE STAR ON ALL
SPORT SUBJECTS.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

MANY horsemen will be disappointed
TO know that Frank b. Walker will be
unable to start the horses at h COM
ing meeting at Olympic Park, owing to
the fact that the Lexington, KY, meet
ing, where the peerless one" has Off
ciated for years, starts the same week.
1t is understood, however, that Frank
b. has recommended Silas M. Klotz In
his stead. Mr.. Klotz is a man with a
wide range of experience, n CON
sidered one of the very best men in the
country at a harness horse meeting in
any capacity Local horsemen know
him well and favorably, and have seen
him work at Parkway, Or%angeburg,
Carmel and Hohokus. Mr.. Klotz was
secretary of the Hartford grand cir
cut meeting for eight years, and is a
man of brains and known integrity.
The classes for the harness horse
meeting in connection with the Trenton
Fair have filled well, and with all the
best stables doing business in the
bushes, horsemen may look for four
days of high-class racing at the Tren-
ton plant. The track has been re-
soiled, and most favorably
with any half-mile track in the land.
Horace p. Murphy, the new secretary,
has proved himself q hustler, and a
man of capacity and the meeting prom
ises to be the best ever conducted over
the Trenton track. Among the local
horses entered are Admorell, Freddy
Gorton, Annie Kohl, Florence G., Patsy
Dillon, Freda Hydrastine, DR.. Bill and
Lady c..
-
Although it rained hard in New York
track and three events were run Off.
The feature event was the 2:16 trot, a
81, 600 stake event, with seven starters,
and a high-class bunch they were. The
first heat was a race between Lady
Worthy and Rosemary Chimes, and
was won by the former by inches only,
The bay mare led to the head of the
stretch. where she made a break, Rose
mary Chimes winning handily. She
won the third and fourth heats with
out extending herself.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 23.-Copa de
Ora's pacing to a seasons race record
ard the overthrow of two pronounced
first choices made lively the third after.
noon of Grand Circuit racing here. Copa
de ORC lost the race, however. to Aileer
Wilson, after pacing the opening heat OF
the free-for-an in POP.
In the first heat Aileen Wilson anc
Hedgewood Boy led to the half in SOL!
seconds The three-quarters was paced
In 1870. Hedgewood Boy died away il
the stretch, while Copa de ORC CLOSED
up and won the heat from Aileen VIII.
son. The next two heats both in slower
time, went to Aileen Wilson. The Ee
was favorite for this race. but could moi
do better than third.
CzarvenaS first choice for the trottins
division of the 3-year-old Kentucky
stock farm futurity, was the second O.
the days favorites to lose. The race
went to Baroness Virginia, worlds
champion for FLIES of her age on q
half-mile track. She is owned by S. ]
Fleming & Son, of Terre Haute. Ind
Czarvena finished third.
Maggie Winder, worlds champion
pacing ~3-year-old flly, did not have tt
go near her record of 2:06R to win thu
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-23

See a gang is coming
from Rochester Saturday.
What a sad errand you're
on, old boys.
Bat After Cooks Writings
Bat Nelson Is here
abouts ready to congrat-
ulate DR.. Cook and, in
cidentally, talk a little
book business.
Crepe for =. Il.
1t looks like crepe for
P. T. Powers.
They Must BE Ill.
That Johnson man and
also that Berger fellow.
must be i'll these days.
How'd You Like To.
How'd you like to be
an umpire in that pro-
posed hockey league. I'll
bet Byron would do.
Some ball players we
know would make good
there, too. You know
they would have to play
the game with skates
on" Joke.
At the Spread.
Mr.. Nj. e. Answell:
Dear Sir-You might
make mention in your
sporting columns that
the Garfield Club has ar
ranged with President
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-23
Best Sporting Pages
X in Mew Jersey "
BY SEMI-PR0.
EXFITH the possibilities of the East
w ern League pennant floating
hnrn ,.nnidlu vanishing local

VVFITH the possibilities of the East
w ern League %pennant floating
" here rapidly vanishing. local
fans are much interested In the final
game of a series between the Ironside
A. C. and National Turner's, which will
be played at West Side oval Sunday
morning.
The teams decided to play in the
morning, so as not to interfere with
the Tigers battle with the Bisons at
Wiedenmayer's.
Dan Schooner is confident that he
will duplicate the feat which his team
alone performed in the City League
and take the rubber from the cham
pions. Thi- would mean taking two
series fren ne Caseyites In one sea-
son.
In order to add pomp to the program
Sunday. the pennant captured by the
City League champions will be I'M
furled for the first time. and some big
one in politics will cut the rope which
viii allow the pennant to go skyward.
There will be no brass band, owing to
the day being the Sabbath, but there
will be plenty of cheering. In addition,
the handsome banner and silver owing
cup, which are part of the victors
spoils, will also be presented to the
fans for inspection.
Just as much as Joe McGinnity is the
idol of the baseball fans in this vicinity,
Is Henry Glassen. Casey the leader
of the champions, idolized by the fol-
lowers of the sport in the Western
section of the city. For this reason
Gas is going to try hard to take the
final battle with his greatest rivals. the
Nationals. As usual the Ironsides will
present their regular team, as Casey
believes in the stand pat" system.
Bobby Knoth, who is going like a big
Lacquer, will be on the firing line, and
Harry Welsher will hold him up.
Wolf. of Watsessing. will twirl for
the Turner's, with Mills and Schuman
in reserve, and Phil Laughed will pull
'em over. The jumps will be Furphy
and McTague,
Charles Bird, the w~ell-known New
arker who played excellent baseball
this year in the Southern League, is
home and anxious to play
and Sunday games with amateur ana
semi-professional teams. He can be
addressed at 80 Dewey street.
At a meeting of the Branch Brook
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Specialist
673 Broad st. Over chIlis'
NEWAR X, ". j.
All Male and Female Diseases

] cure all forms of nervous debility.
impotency,. vital weakness, varicooeie,
unnatural drains, diseases of ths heart, kid.
neys, stomach, liver and bladder, blood and
skin, chronic bronchitis, asthma, consump-
ton and ALL FEMALE DISEASES, no
matter what the cause Strict confidence
will he observed.
CONSULTATION FRET
Office Hours to 4 P. M. 6 to 8 ?. N
Office Closed Wednesday, and Sundays.
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BASEBALL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, GOLF AND
HARNESS RACING.
CITY LEAGUE CHAMPS TO
PLAY RUBBER WITH TURNER'S
Old Rivals Will Hoop Up Sunday Morning at West Side Oval.
Orange A. {. of County League Meets M0ntclair A. A. SAT-
urdav-Otier Notes of Interest to Semi-PrO Fans.

League last night a cham
pionship team was picked to play the
Acme A. A. probable winners OF the
league pennant. The players named
for the team are as follows: Knight
and Whelan, %catchers; Weber. pitcher;
Kreitler. first base; Burns, second
base; Cowan, shortstop; Furey or
Foltzer, third base; Henry, left field;
Willis. centre field, and j. Whelan,
right field.
The Montclair A. A. will have for Its
opponents Saturday afternoon, the
Orange A. c., of the County League.
The contest will be played on the
formers grounds at North Park and
Dodd streets. East Orange. The Orange
team will have Savage, of the San An
tonic, Texas, team, to twirl, with
Tommy Gallon, of Newark, on the re-
ceivlng end. the team will be strength
ened for Saturday so as to make a
showing against the Montclair team,
which has been defeating everything
they have met of late. The Teed
brothers will be in the points for the
Montclair A.. A., and Umpire Hook will
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EDITED BY
M. E.
ANSWELL


NEWARK. N. j.. SEPTEMBER %. 1906
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

At a meeting of the Branch Brook
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Mever. 5Wlss the
Sporting Pages
FRANK B. WALKER NOT TO
START HORSES AT ESSEX FAIR
Big Southern Meet Prevents His Acceptance, but lie Suggests
Mr.. Klotz-The Eel Beaten at Columbus-Freddy Gorton
in te Money at ~Mineoa-AIlentOwn Racing Good.

pacing division of the Kentucky stock
farm futurity. She was always the
leader.
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I is announced that there will he. nc
boxing at Hot Springs, Ark, his WIN
ter. as the governor of the State has
said that he will not permit it.
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klawitter the Texas League pitcher,
secured by &cGraw. appears to be the
real goods.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
News OF WEEK IN BIG VALLEY AS
TOLD BY OUR CORRESPONDENT

M. Bprge and is an intelligent, hand
some and altogether charming young
lady. The groom is thrifty Italian
ranchman of whom nothing but good
can be said At last accounts the
newly married couple were visiting
various points of interest in California
and had not yet decided when they
would return to the valley. Mr.. Fer
raro S ranch lies some four miles south
of Paradise. where they will take up
their abode as soon as those bachelor S
quarters can be transformed into a fit
place for a home queen. The many
friends of these good people unite in
the heartiest of congratulations.
A representative of the Baker 4
Hamilton Implement company arrived
in Paradise Friday, returning to Win
nemucca Tuesday.
Nim Huck declares that it is no
fault of his that he did not bring his
wife home with him. He says she was
Yory city and that after three days
search he was compelled to come on
home all by his lonesome
How about that garden sass? Got Il
planted yetf
Grandma Laurance has not been very
well for week or more. Not that ST. 2
is bedfast, but is not feeling as sprs
as girl of sixteen.
We would be glad to see more of
our people out to the Sunday school
and church services. You support these
institutions, why not patronize thema
The ground is rapidly drying off and
at the present rate wheat sowing will
be under full swing in a very short
time.
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Paradise, Nevada, March 13.

Paradise, Nevada, March 49,
1t is safe enough to call this a spring
day.
Rev. c. A. Whippe came up from
Winnemucca again Monday and com
pleted the packing of the doctor IS
goods, returning Tuesday.
+. M. Buckingham, who has been
serving on the grand jury, returned to
Paradise Valley on the stage Monday.
j. f. Harvey went to Winnemucea
on business Tuesday. He denies that
he had to call in physician this
time.
Roy Bradshaw returned from Me
Dermitt Thursday, bringing wife
with him. He is a persistent sort of
fellow and when he undertakes any
project seldom fails. We are glad to
know that he can clean victuals once
more.
The people of this end of the vale :
WHY tdhSh w SUI piioN '"oe N'f'NA'-s.
when they read in the San Francis Q
papers of the marriage of Miss Ed a
Burge to Steve Ferraro. Miss Edith
had been visiting her brother in the
city, but it was known to but few
that Mr.. Ferraro had left the valley.
He arrived in San Francisco on March
3. Miss Edith, accompanied by her
brother and his wife, were driven to
one of the Methodist churches of the
,ity the same evening, where they met
Mr.. Ferraro and they were united in
marriage by the pastor of the church.
rhe happy couple are too well known
to the inhabitants of this valley to
ICED an introduction at our hands. The
bride is the only daughter Of Mrs. H.
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FOR SELLING GOODS
WITHOUT LICENSE

On Sunday evening, at Golconda,
while selling dresses in the restricted
district, III. Bauman and an associate,
representing San Francisco concern,
were placed under arrest by Constable
johnson, of that place. Later a charge
was filed against the men for selling
goods without a license.
The offenders were released on 800
cash bail each. Yesterday they came
to Winnemucca and secured the SER
vices of M. s. Bonnifeld. In Judge
Langwith ; court they were discharged
from custody, as the statute under
which they were arrested, which pro-
vides for license of $500 per month
has been declared unconstitutional by
the attorney general.
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CONGRESS MFETSIN
EXTRA SESSION

Promptly at noon yesterday both the
senate and the house of representatives
were convened in extraordinary session.
The president IS proclamation was read
to both sides, after which business pro
ceeded.
Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois was re-
elected speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives of the 61st congress, receiv-
ing 204 votes; Champ Clark of Mis-
souri,, 166; Cooper, Wisconsin, s; Esch,
Wisconsin, /; Norris, Nebraska, 2;
Hepburn, Iowa, l.
In the house 3S2 members responded
to their names.
Mr.. Currier of New Hampshire nomi-
nated Joseph G. Cannon OF Illinois for
speaker and Mr.. Clayton of Alabama
named Champ Clark of Missouri, both
under instructions of their respective
caucuses. The roll was then called.
Mr. Carey of Wisconsin, one of the
insurgents, voted for his colleague
Henry A. Cooper, also an insurgent
who in turn voted for George w. Norris
Of Nebraska. Mr.. Cooper receiyed an
other vote from Mr.. Davis of Mime
sofa.
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ATTEMPTED MURnER AT
RANCH NEAR LOVELOCK

severe beating. The Mexican drew a
large razor-edge knife and attacked
his opponent. The first cash struck
the back of the left forearm, severing
all the cords and muscles, while the
second cash reached from the rear of
the left ear around back of the neck,
cutting deeply into the muscles At
this juncture, other laborers interfered
and undoubtedly saved the life of Bu-
chanan.
Medical aid was summoned, and the
injured mans wounds dressed He is
now under the doctor s care here, but
owing to the great loss of blood it is
doubtful if he will i've
The Mexican was arrested by Con-
stable Wolf and is now confined in the
branch county Jail here. Both men
have only been in Lovelock for short
time
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TRACK FINISHED
TO CARLIN

The Western Pacific has completed
its track into Carlin, and is coming
ON west at the rate of mile and half
a day.
1t is expected that gang will start
from Winnemucca, laying track west
on the Goth instant
Supplies are being received daily at
the material yard east of town. For
the accommodation of the gang en-
ployed at this point three bunkhouses
are being erected.
This afternoon Division Superintend-
ent Harlowe will leave for Battle
Mountain.
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ESTIMABLE LADY
DIES AT CITY

B. j. Crowley. the well-known West
ern Pacific engineer, returned from
San Francisco this morning. Mr.. Crow
ley was called to the city some ten
days ago by the serious illness of Mrs.
Crowley and arrived but a short time
Lane hospital on the 11th instant.
The deceased lady was native of
San Francisco, where she had resided
all her life.
The funeral was private, the inter
ment being at Mountain Home ceme
terry, Oakland.
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Ebbett & Co. have just received {
shipment of fresh asparagus. :.

would stand in the way of congress
making such provision for the presi-
lent's dignity and comfort. 1t is true
that the more a president travels and
comes into contact with the people the
moree popular he is likely to become
ard the larger will be the possibilities
of his influence with the people sur
passing that of thir chosen representa-
tives. but congress is not 50 churlish
that this would prevent their looking
after the presidents needs-after
their own comfort is provided for.
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PASSES SENATE BY
UNANIMOUS VOTE

The anti gambling bill in its amend
ed form was taken up as a special or
der yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
By a rule of the senate no one was al
lowed within the rails of the senate
chamber except by special invitation
of the members of the senate and when
the discussion started the members of
the senate, the newspaper correspond
ents, the attaches and about seventy
women, who had received invitations
from senators were the only persons
inside the rails. The galleries were
filed with high school students, inter
ested men and women and the members
of the legislature, the lower house hav-
ing adjourned to witness the fight in
the upper house.
Shortly before O'Clock Governor
Dickerson entered the senate chamber
and took a seat by the side of the
president. Almost Immediately Senate,
Tallman arose and moved the adoption
of the amendments Of the bill as recon-
mended by the judiciary committee
The first amendment proposed was car
ried by vote of IL to s. The noes
were Corryell, Douglas, Easton, Holmes
Hunter, Mack, Reymers and Wood
bury.
1t was moved that section three be
amended by striking out lines 4, 5, 6,
I and and that the $1,000 fine be re-
duced to $500 and that the punishment
OF one year for violation be made six
months. Senator Syphers moved that
this amendment be amended to read
that the fine be $500 instead of $500
and seven months Imprisonment in
stead of six months.
Senator Boyd took the floor and
strongly opposed the amendment of
Syphers and in his speech against the
bill remarked: "There is nothing holy
or sanctimonious about this gambling
crusade" To this Syphers replied and
stated among other things that Senator
Boyd was inconsistent in all his state
ments. The amendment to the amend
ment proposed by Senator Syphers was
lost by a vote of ten to nine. The
amendment making the fine $500 and
the term of Imprisonment six months
was then carried.
The amendment of the judiciary
committee was that the justices of the
peace instead of the district judges
lave jurisdiction over all eases of vio-
lation of the gambling law and that the
cate for the law to take effect be Oc-
toher l, 1910.
L Senator Syphers endeavored to have
mis- amendment amended to read
ny |, 1910, and made an excellent
ldress in an effort to have the time
he law to take effect made earlier
tan October /, 1910. and his amend
'rt to the amndment carried.
After considerable discussion. the
, u. as amended, was carrier unani-
lously.
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TWO MEN FIGHT. WITH
PROBABLY FATAL RESULTS
Getting the Worst of Fist Fight, Mexi-
can Draws Knife and Slashes
His Opponent Twice.
Especial to Silver State News.)

Especial to Silver State News.)
LOVELOCK, New, March 16.-Tom
Buchanan, a laborer, employed on the
Westfall ranch, in the lower valley,
narrowly escaped death yesterday, at
the hands of an infuriated Mexican, a
fellow employe.
Buchanan and the Mexican got into
a quarrel, and came to blows, over
some trivial matter, as they were at
work in the fields. In the fight Bu-
chanan got the better of the Mexican
and knocking him down, gave him
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
PHYSICIANS SECURE OFFICES IN
NEW BUILDING

Drs. Samuels and Mangen have tax.
en- lease on a suite of rooms in the
Hewston-G Grandin building, corner of
tors will occupy their new quarters as
soon as the heating apparatus has been
installed.
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ON SHORT VISIT TO
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS

Fred Wilson arrived home from
Sonora, California, last Friday, on
visit to his father, Rev. E. M. Wilson,
and family. Mr.. Wilson has recently
completed post t-graduate course at the
high school of the California town,
since which time he has been assisting
his brother, DR.. f. E. Wilson, in hospi-
tai work.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
FRIDAY NIGHT SOCIAL
CLUB WEDNESDAY EVENING

In honor of Ireland's patron saint,
the Friday Night Social club has chang
ed the date of holding its social from
Friday to Wednesday evening, the 18th.
Mrs. c. w. Muller, Mrs. p. j. Mangan
and Miss Lying, the entertainment com
mittee, are using every effort at their
command to give all visitors pleas
ant evening.
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REGULAR MEETING OF
NESHOBE CLUB TONIGHT

The Neshobe club will hold its regu-
ar meeting at the club rooms on Rail
road street this evening. A full at
tendance of members is desired.
Arrangements have been perfected
~ the club for a baseball team this
summer and Harry Bonnifeld has been
selected as captain and f. c. Pearce
manager.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS AT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STATION

A carload of barley has been re-
ceived for Miller & Lux.
A carload of coal was received for
Nancy Bros. 4 Co.
+. Reinhart & Co. have received a
carload of -four.
Yesterday two carloads of wool were
shipped to II. G. .Judd-Root company,
Hartford, Conn.
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TO RECOVER MINES IN
SIERRA MINING DISTRICT

A suit has been filed in the circuit
court for the United States at Carson
City by Victor II. Hills, of California,
against IL. Warren, ct al, to recover
possession of placer mining ground
situated in the Sierra mining district,
near Bonnie Briar.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
RETURNS FROM TRIP TO
MINES AT NATIONAL

s. w. Gundaker has returned from
his trip to National, and is again at
his desk at the offices of the National
Mining company of Nevada in the
Lafayette hotel
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
MADE AN EXAMINATION
OF GOLDEN EAGLE MINE

DR.. j. E. Nelson, mining expert
from New York and Los Angeles, has
returned from the Golden Eagle mine,
where he went to make an examination
of the property for the stockholders.
AS soon as assays are finished DIR. Mel
son will submit his report.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
NEW SUIT FILED IN
THE DISTRICT COURT

Suit has been commenced in the dis
trict court by Annette Schubener,
executrix of the estate of Sol Schube
ner, deceased, against p. Laxague, to
recover $304.51 for goods and mer
chandise sold defendant. II. Warren
appears for plaintiff.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
WILL BE OPERATED
ON IN SAN FRANCISCO

Charles Z. Foyle, day foreman at the
Southern Pacific roundhouse, left for
San Francisco Sunday evening, where
he will be operated on for superficial
growth on the jaw.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
FROM SPENDING
WINTER AT CARSON CITY

Mrs J. D. Bradshaw has returned
from Carson City, where she spent the
winter Before leaving for her home
in Paradise, Mrs. Bradshaw will spend
a few days visiting friends in Whine.
mucca.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
CALLED TO SAN FRANCISCO
BY ILLNESS OF WIFE

Albert Seeliger left for San Eran
cisco on No. 5 this morning to te IN 81
tendance upon Mrs. Seeliger who VII
be operated on for appendicitis within
the next few days.
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NOT FATHERED BY
NESHOBE CLUB

Although one of its members has
been named as referee, the officers of
the Neshobe cub wish the public to
understand that the club has no con-
nection whatver with the boxing con
test to be given at the Nixon opera
house on the evening of March %.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-03-16
SHEEP SHEARING WILL COM
MENCE TOMORROW MORNING

Sheep shearing will commence at the
corrals across the river tomorrow morn
ing. Gartiez & Staunton and j. d. Cor
bell will shear several thousand head.