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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-02-13

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airy increase and then come out with
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-02-13

Germany imports eggs at the rate
Of about one a week for every inhab-
itant OF the realm. Last year the av.
eFage cost to the importer was 10 cents
q dozen.
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Sir Thomas Llpton's flying machine
fad h a sort OF guarantee that we've
heard that chestnut sgoing TO build
another shamrock and capture the
Americas cup for the last time.
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II congress should cast OF those
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how through coming eyentR.
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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
JERSEY JUBILEE
AUT0|STS TO Be
GUESTS OF FORT
Have Been Asked to Call on
Governor at Sea
Girt.

Twenty entries are expected for the
Jersey jubilee tour, which will start
from the headquarters Of the Touring
Club Of America tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock. The event viii be run under
the auspices of the recently formed
Touring Club of America and will be
managed by w. J. Morgan, promoter
Of most of the Florida beach race
meets
The interest shown in the tour bysownerS
of cars and dealers has been respo4Az11e
for the decision Of the manager to rep
the run next September It is likely tha-
the fall run will be held on September -
to 20, and that some race will be held on
one of the Jersey beaches In connection
with the event.
Governor Franklin Fort. of New Jersey
has invited the tourists to call on him at
his summer residence ct Sea Gift The tour
will be disbanded at Trenton to permit the
tourists to 20 anywhere they wish fpr
July 4. Al Trenton each driver and pr
sencer will receive a silver souvenir meQat
which will bear a bust picture OF Goyefroz
Fort. Among the cars entered are I've
Chalmers-Detr two Nationals a Huick
and a Moon
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
Mems Doubles and Single Semi
Finals to Start
Today.

Pull. IT., Crescent Athletic Club. Brook
Ign, beat w. V. Bennett, Hamilton Grange,
6-3.k 6-3; Norman Johnson beat F. A.
jenkins. 6-4. 6-8, So. H. c. Martin beat
Edgar F. Leo. New York Lawn Tennis
Club. 6E2, SO: G. F.. Watson, jr. Orange,
heat Myron L. Harris. Philadelphia. So
Go: Hugh Tallant. West Side Lawn Ten
Columbia University. by default: Benja-
Third Round-Richard II. Palmer, Ridge
wood. beat George Wagner. Buffalo, Il-s
ems. CO. SO: c. NJ. Bull, jr. beat John
". Forney. ca. 81. Hugh Tallant beat
Benjamin n. Phillirs. 12-19. 60
Darkness stopped Play.
Owing to the darkness which settled over
the Berwyn tennis courts in East Orange
last night before the tennis players In the
r. Cole Hartford. Conn.,, 81 s-a'
Ga: John w. Forney Defeated Spencer
Miller. IT.. ae2 A6. 81: Otto Fl. Hinch
defeated p. P. Rennett. GO. co.
entertainments FOR the japanese villa OF
Cosmoviila. Orange. was completed. the
mems singles and girls singles will be
played this afternoon. at the Essex Count
Country Club. In tile mixed doubles finals
Miss Mildred Wiggin and Harold knapp
won from Miss Harriet Pupke and Law
ana Miss Margaret Seymour will play for
the championship in the girls finals today.
and Messrs. Edward Clark and Robert
Loder will play ir the mems singles. Gold
lockets were awarded winners In the dou-
b.es and similar prizes will 90 TO the
winners today. There were forty-hve en-
trants and play was exciting.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
Looked Upon as Man Who Will
Meet Champion E. P.
Larned.
THE work. Of RAYMOND ?. LittIe.

"HE work of Raymond P. Little,
of the West Side Lawn Tennis
Club, New York. was the feature
of yesterdays play in the Middle
States tournament being he'd at the
Orange Lawn Tennis Clubs courts, at
Montrose, South Orange. Little was
at no time in danger and exhibited his
old ability to work the edges of the
court with a skill that brought forth
applause from the gallery. He and
Richard H. Palmer, ii the same club.
will meet this afternoon in the third
and semi-fnal rounds of the mems sin :
giles. Hugh Tallant. Of the West Side
Club, will meet today in the third
round the winner of a match In tn.
second round between C. F. Watson.
jr.. of Orange, and H. G., Martin. Tai
liant beat Benjamin ". Phillips, of his
own club. yesterday in the, second
round.
The mems doubles will be gotten un
der way today "A feature Of this event
will be tire return to the game OF Hol-
combe Ward, former national cham
pion, who has beer out of the game
for several years. The wemen's sim
giles and doubles will also be started
today.
The pairs who will start in the men 2
doubles today are: r.. H.. Palmer and
partner. Otto H. Hinck and Henry Tor
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30

,nan hn,,o ,ya,, ~ tha,p aamn, "a tha,,
a, e lay 49,. = y \ tna e NJ ,srs havs
i,nsu Hi ~ saaonnfs - Tho cendis ion ~ In
n nssu ~ Z, ~ as,, y ~ inctimr ~ IN
men, perauss .lte sou.eis e ,vAns ma y
sh I er,s mar = sns sma.n as M futurs
vr-,tS n,aws n,,,st s.'ra Nance mt tha ~
ss,a - ~ = ms;fs aisbt rece
e'"rs = = '",et's s'en e IL
=. ,
In 1914 the Ell ana Crimson eights began
ROWING on Lake nnipls eogee ior . u,s,
lance OF two miles; fpree years iater ine
course was changeu 20 Springneid, ana ne
aistaIee was leugtnened a niue. far nsne
years subsequent 70 tn,s' Lakc ltmn,Ista
y . I rusI !, sessn xea,s fhs races
49, 49, t Ma ~, Sar;n .aaid Mass for rive
,wesa,ws I I'M a. " M ths canrse wns changed
ye"ss, u'1 !" oo es,rn III tber nav
rsc n.Ia 49, =, ,'nt.at, axcent dnrIna
,s Is teos 80. and is1s u,Ss, = thars were no
1000, ''y 2 q ~ &C. that the nres mi
tnrrs, - :, fo,, - ,,,ies 10 adonted $500
uis.anee y lou' "'s =
,
The A. a. y. has sent cut q NOTICE wnicn
should receive great attention IN the atn-
ietic Wofia " Is as ioIiows: - i.
There has been quite some discussion ~
relation to hammer threWihg anu rs asn,
gers Suggestions nave peen nlaoe tnas sms
rules be chanesn' anu AZ mas eych neer
suggested that the Anna teuri Atniete onloil
abolish hammer
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
CRY ADVERTISEMENT


CLINTON AVENUE OPENING AND WIDEN.
ING. DoREMUs AVENUE A.
sessment for benefits
upon ali the owners Of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each OF the toi-
low. ing improvements, namely: The openins
LINTON AVENUE.
from the former city boundary. line ar cnao-
wick avenue to the present boundary hns spout
four hundred (a00) feet westerly from south
Nineteenth street, according 70 the provlslon5
Of an ordinance of the City OF Newark @e<t@
An ordinance 70 open and wlaen snntG ,ins a.
Chadwick avenu. 10 the present boundary nnes
about four hundred (4GO feet westerly rrc1
South Nineteenth street. approved november ;
1888"
The grading Of
from Hamburg place 10 the Newark Bay. ac-
! cording To the provisions OF an ordinance Of the
CITY OF Newark, entitled An ordinance 70 pro-
vide for the grading Of poreInus avenue, Iron
June "a, 1904. has been prepared by the under
signed commissioners. appointed BY the Mayor
Of the City of Newark. and thai a repors ~ :
map and schedule, showing the several assess
/ ments against the several owners pccunariy
I benefited as aforesaid. has been deposited IN
the Office Of the City Clerk Of the city OF New.
ark. for examination by the parties Interested
therein.
parcels Of land and real estate liable 10 pe IS
sessed as aforesaid, lying on both sides or Gin
line; on both sides of Doremus avenue, from
Hamburg place to the Newark Bay;
A Lott represents an entire plot OF iano'
Ali persons interested in said assessment may
be heard before seid commissioners on Thurs
day. the FIRST day Of July. 1903. at the connis'
sioners' room. No. I Esd hoor). City Hall.
Dated June .. 1905.
JOHN F.
ADoLPH FIScH,
je25-st Commissioners
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES.


BY VIRTUE OF an order OF the Orphans Court
of the County Of Essex made on the eleventh
day OF lure, 1909. the subscriber. the admins
traffix OF the estate Of Charles 4. Longua. DE-
ceased. Will on the twenty-sixth day OF July.
1868. at two O'Clock in the afternoon, sell az
public vendue. upon the premises, all that tract
or land and premises situate, lying and being
in the Town Of West Orange, In the county OF
Essex and state OF New Jersey, and describes
as follows. to wit:
Beginning IN the westerly side Of Valley
road at a point distant seventy rect
and sixty-one one hundredths or 2 Ioot
nostherly from the rortherly corner Of valley
road and Mitchell street and In the line o.
land heionEins 10 Richard keliahef- ana tneuce
running north forty-nine degrees seventeen min-
utes west along the line OF said Richard keile
her one hundred and hfty-seyen feet ana
sixty-fhree one-hundreds % a foot; thence north
twenty-eiyht degrees forty-seven minutes east
Twenty-Five feet and seven pne-hundredths OF 9
foot: thence south sxty-one degrees thirteen
minutes east thirty-nine feet and thirty-eiEn<
one-hundredths Of a foot; thence north tvtntt
e sht degrees forts-seyen minutes east eleven
feet and eiRhtr-three one hundredtnS pf Q loot
to line OF Iand belonging TO William Stephen
Tongue thence south fofty-nt1e degrees eefen-
teen minutes east oae hundred and twenty siire
feet ard eighty four one -htndredths Of z foot
TO the said >stefly line Of valley road; themes
along said westerly line Of Valley road south
forty degrees forfy7thres minutes. west fprU
feet ia. the point and place Of bfE1nninE.
Dated Grange. N. D. June II 100
je.s. so5s7.K Admini@adoB
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
EASTERN LEAGUE
DROPS

Montreal made it FIVE straight over To
ronto by taking both ends Of a double
header yesterday. In the first game Bobby
keefe pitched a one-hit game. jimmy
Mullen being tho only one to land eli him
safely. Paul hnchell caught the first game
and slashed cut 4 nice t~o-bagger, which
scored /. run. In the second, Savage, the
loyal tw.rler. was hit hard but managed 10
scidpe through.
There Is a change OF scene tomorrow,
Rochester playing With Montreal, Buffalo
with Toronto, Baltimore with the fast-com-
ing Providence Grays, while we will enter
tain the Shelters.
Holly and Pattee were mainly responsible
for the defeat of the BisoiD by the Hustlers
yesterday. They each got a single, a double
and a triple out of four times up, and His
singer was driven to the bench.
Since the report that Pittsburg had pur-
chased Russell Blackburn, the Providence
shortstop, that young man has been giving
should he played. He had three hits yes
terday and handled his chances with clock
like precision.
Foster is undoubtedly the most valuable
man on the Skeeter team, but he has at
least one error almost every day. The
errors behind the pitcher allowed Provi-
dence TO defeat Jersey City, after the In
sects had a good lead.
II Montreal has lost to Toronto this sea
son, the mind OF man cannot recall the
occurrence.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
NEWPORT TENNIS.

NEWPORT. r. L.. June so.-Tennis play
ing among the ladies of the Newport sum-
nner colony has begun in earnest on the
Casino courts and the first tournament OF
the younger SET opened Today. This is a
scratch sing.cs for a cup otfefed BY Mss
hrecercAa Paine. The FIRST round was
Completed and a start made on the seeoad
r0tlia curing the Jay.
'lne SuI1iusry:
FIRST t.ound-Miss Helen Morgan Zeal
Mss Milared Townsend, G-u, 6-u, Miss
l;hoda Fullam beat Miss Berril Kane,
G-2. 6-2; Hiss Alte Little beat Miss Con-
stance Kane. Go. SO; Miss t'reda Paine
beat Miss l.. Sands. G-l, 60; Mrs New
toa Adams beat Mss 5. Powell. 60. 81;
Miss Eleanor Rocker beat Miss Heller
Parker. 60. 60.
Second Round-Miss Little beat Miss
Fnilam, Ga. Sc: Mss Paine beat Mss
Rocker. as. GO, 6-S
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
SEALED

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the
Committees of the Board of Chosen Freenoll-
cry OF 1.ssex County iuf the following work.
laying lid feet OF 2t-lnch stoneware pipe on
Sldi..gasid avenue. hxington.
Extending stone arch urldge on Central ave-
nue., CALDWELL
E~tanulag Daker street bridge over the Rah-
way Rive, sUuth Orange.
Builoing concrete culyert on Valley street.
South Change.
BIDS 70 lie submitted to tive committees on
Thursday. July Sth, at 2 p. m. at Room 3i2-
Court Rouse. Newark. \. j.. and at no other
time or place.
l1ans and specifications may be seen at the
above office.
Zach hid TO be accompanied by a certified
check for hvss per cent of the amount of the
bid or an approved surety bond for ten per
cent. OF the amount of the bid. TO ensure the
execut on OF The necessary contract, and IS TO
be inGorsed on the outsi te with the name OF
the bidder and the work he proposes TO do.
The committee reserve the right 20 reject any
or all bios
county Engineer
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
RAYMOND D. UTTLE'S WORK FEATURE
YESTERDAY ON MONTROSE COURTS

reree. jr., Norman w. Niles n A. ).
Dabney. jr. j. c. Nicely, jr.s and partners
Harold II. Hackett and Raymond D: Lit
Bal BAN and il. t 6 Martin naI R. B. smith and
f.. H.. Dyckman. I'd win P. Larned and e.
T. Watson, jr.. II J. lawrence, Jr, anu
r. L. James; Wallace g; Johnson ana
Edgar Eco and B. W: Phillips. Steele
Du Bosque and j. E. Grannis, Norman
johnson and j.. F. West, HoIcombe Ward
f Paaerp. sT T. + +. S preT + e ana ', partn sawf Dr.
William Rosenbaun and partner. George
G. Thompson and Walter S. Thompson.
Hush Tallant and Lyle i Mahan. %.ie.rsa
$ t.rot s3eck and partner, Spencer Miller.
jr and schuyler Van yechtin-
The entries in the ladies' singles are
Mrs. George Chapman. Miss Lonise T.
4 a " Is. Mrs. s.. r. Weaver. Miss
Marjorie Grannis. Miss Eleanor .Soutaer
and Miss Edna WILDLY. and the entrants
Han reond and Mrs. G. l.. Chapman. Mrs,
Miss edna wiidey and Miss Eleanor
Snuiher.
Summary Of the Play.
Tle summaries of Yesterdays PLAY
Mel 5 Singles. First Hernd--Dr. W.
New Yerk. beat +. $. ssain. Marion crask.
e Club, Philadelphia. 80 ga e W
Neil by default; Ewing Taylor. New
Leo. of the sanie club. Ga, 6-3.
second R-ound-George r. Wagner. BUT
falo. bca Karl Behr. Crescent Lawn Ten
IFS Club. Morristown. by default; M. G.
Stevens. Yale. beat II. j.. Lawrence. Ma
rion Cricket Club. Philadelphia. 81. 6E2;;
4. A. Holden. Yale. peat Dr. r. y. Hawf.
Marion Cricket Club. Philadelphia, e-s
g.; Norman ". Miles. Harvard. leat
l-1ss ander Amend, isngitwocd Field Club.
& 3. 6-2: Wallace F.. johnson. Marcos
Cricket Club. Philadelphia. beat A. s
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-30
THE NEWARK STAR

either tho Morning or the Evening edi-
lion, will be delivered to your seashore
residence. CT Is on sale at the following
places: sa
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son, hvenne.. cpposits st.saen.
near PestofIce.
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street nss Msttison Avenue.
Aahury Park.
y. Poland. next to rostoMee.
Union News stesA. at statios.
b. }. SeymQur. 010 r street. and
HsteI c~aIunsbis. Third md Oeean
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Wetr.t-sn Rrcs-. 0o0 r street.
HE'D BANK.
=. ". Ne.rIi-. - nr"sa street.
CBsow Er~i~ gfrnd. xt station.
Ions BRANCH.
L.sC, 0ishrow. z05 pror . say.
A. FnIk. ut Record Ofeee.
Sfnns<y Young At efnttOn.
J~-.s~ west. opposite staten.
s,Ifnion ve..- s.S~s. ~ stafirs.
u 4. Mcclure, brighton Avcaue.
ualor S-~. sssrs, = ssatisn.
MR.. rsw. - P0stoficc.
]. A. McGusre.
pEAy AM ALLENHURsr.s
n. g. Jchnsan. vass~-. rn-tcNce.
sUptos yrws strud, NJ Staten.
NORTH ASBURY PARK.
Union News stnnd. at staticn.
q u. sr,a~r. resi- Estate once.
q. Harrison. x~wsd~a)er. next
Bninp News t'osnrnns. 1T Station.
80 rsscn New. s-.oa. at sfstiss.
sunicn New. stand. ut ststion.
Johr :. Bailey, s~tnttener-
MATANAN.
J. Clarence lewis. GehIhhus Block.
yfris md iiffle Streeta.
KEyPORT.
r.. e. Cline. at POstOfice.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
", @. r. yenkinS0n. hirHt Avenue. ness
posf0mce.
HIGHLANDS.
LesteF King.
Unlcn New. st~nd. ~ statlss.
KEAysuBRG.
Arthur c. HAY.
MIDDLETOWN.
u. II. CouIey.
MANAsQUAN.
The Cook
sEABRIGHT.
Unlcp News stnnd AZ Station.
uAY. HEAD.
Unisa News stand 1t statioh.