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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
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8 ufIun0, Gal.

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9e 3anife / SoflanD, Gal., far /
lpngere Gio ongoae0es meb Gonfe11
ON at bpgge 6ercs eget Sorian1lings=
bus, og Sen er iflg. u9ien" naaet
ioa langt bel1 in1o0 lin Sirfeliggi9=
relie, at ser Ct lifret en 1tor, ceatralt
beliggen0e 9DggegrunO, iom man
far pao @oon0en for $4,000, ialnt
110arbej6et Ylaner om Sperllag al
Sen 0anife 9lrfiteft @illiam 8il0e.
9lrfiteften fre1nlag6e Elanerne poo
ct Mepoe forle6e11 og oplDlte, at us
1igterne bar til, at Ser fife blot
f1rnbe noes 6 psf. al Den inolfu0te
&opitol, met at ser fun0e bltDe Ell
gob Gum tilopers til Mforag poo
@jgl0 og Observation-Disclosures. Ser
bar ollere6e in6fonrnet Silbub ON
2eje al bele @run0etagen al EN- EN-
felt Mon6 for $1,000 oorlig 3 el=
Ter 5 9lar. 9lt Blonen bol1ot SilI11t=
ming ices al at Ser paa ielpe @eg0et
tegne6es 554 9lftier a $40, en- enfelt
Mon0 tegne0e Jig for 100 elftier, IL
for bber 20 9lftier og en- Neengoe
for fra en- til fem slftter. Ser bleu
palgt en- 9ireftion paa II Me0len1=
mer, JONI ONT fort Ii0 bil organilcre
Jig og 6ernGlt i11forporere Sellfabet
Snl 9pgningens l1oitprelie nGp-
mes, at SEN bill blipe al Sten og foln,
11re til at foite c. $4,000, iantt blipe
5 Gtager bdj. Aaa m10en og til
oels treble Cal bliber SorlamlingS:
iole1l ser or6in9rt ifal rlmme 150
men pe6 bebege1ige Segge fan lopeS
til at gipe Hla6s for 300 Menneifer
S treble gtage bliper ser &lublofa.
fer og e11 1rinbre 2ogela1, og fierb(
og fen1te Gtage optages of Sen itor|
8aliol, Ser bliper in6rettet lneb Gee
ne, @alfon 0. I. IT,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Sniflauos 9ftqsfanslcr rci1gncrcr.

SD1tlaMos Ut9slahsler le1t9"'lef.
Set en6elige l10fulO al Slnal's'
lopbebanolingel1 / SEN tpife Nigsooe
ct blepet ion1 pentet, at 93igsfanSle1
bon @iilotp, SEN opgtig1te 5tatsmano
li0en 8i5marcfs Gage, far religne.
ret. Ser ct / SEN ienere SID fore'
gaaet cit politt1f 0mueltntng Har'
tiltillingen / Sen tDife &igSoag, laa,
leoes at Sc fonierpatibe % Gen.
trumsparttet otter ct fontnet Sler'
tai, og bette fprte til, at Sen al 8u,
lpp forlangte Gfat paa 9lrpen1t6ler
blep forfaltet. Sen al &igs6agen
pe0tagne SinanSlop meofgrer en- belt
np Nlan for @elfotningen og 8iilom
pil afllaa at folltralignere Sopen og
operlaoe bette til iin @fterfglger.
@pem ser pil fonr1ne til at befleoe
0enne Bnrbigbeo bi6es en6nu iffc
Ser nepnes S110enrigsminilter 8etb'
nrann<Sollmeg, Spirit @at5felo> Gre
be @eDel pg M6n1iral SirpttS, men
bpjit ian0lpnligt far &ejieren en-
Man0 8ogbaan6ell iom ingen bio-
til far tenft paa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16

q ter CT Il 5 M p l. t e e
fu r c II 5 a II r. a nj e T. / :
fani 90 e j G T. / nj a II 5.
Set bprcr iaa at lige til 9ugenS
SrOcn, at Ell 0anlf Mejcriman0 fer
/ 2an0ct bliper uOunnrfet poo Ell el=
lcr onocl1 NiaaOe. Sen li0lte 6or=
frenmelle Den an1crtfanifc sDfeieri=
perOel1 CT tilfoloet Dor 2an0srnan0
q. 8. &pger, bi0til @eitprer al Set
co=operotioe Nfeicri / Mill6onf, g.
3of, en al Stotens melt onlete 0an=
lfc Meieriltcr, boilfet pil iige life laa
list / cit Stat JONI SD0 0afotu, bDor
on1trcnt en- IreOieOel al State1s C..
135 @icjerier lebes al 9onlfe, Ser
laa at iige alle far ppnoaet ct goOt
9eapn Jaget. San er bleben 1t0=
nGpnt til u0oirp Grpert" for Sta=
ten og er 0erpeo blcpen Statel1s
gperlte Meieriautboritet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
@n $5crtns anflagct fur &on9cmuro.

Gen P0rfngl11lte 9ert0g al 9lIbnz
querque blep li0lte l1ge arrelteret !
Moori0 og ltrafs efter u0leperet til
Sc portugiiiife sllttboriteter og trans
porteret til 2islabott. @ertugen er
ifplge Sc ipanife 8la6e mistenft for
at pere 9lnitifter eller / bbert Gal6
9eltager / Mor6et paa Song Carlos
og &ronprins 2ui5ti 9isiabon ifior.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
2l0(anoet.
Wfrs. &ppicpelt i sStaltc,1.

gr=Ereiioent &ooiepelts Su.
ltru og ben6e5 tre 8grn ar
ripereoe li6ite 2qroag til 9eea'
pei onpboro paa Ell &pioe 5tier.
nc 9amper og rejite itrafs til Smeg,
men al Som for at belpge Ell Der bo'
en0e ngift @plter, @lil5 Garro1p.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Gfppbranoc / 9}pro Nfimmcipta.

@ele li6lte l1ge raleDe ltore Sfopz
;branbe melleln Dulutb og 9eoro-
grel10ien al Nfesia6a 9fange, og
6etD0elige 9foDltrefninger ct blepen
p6e1ogt. 9e ltprre 8Der pao Oenne
Strpfning far bog life bnrct sSa>-
re, og nan nnrer life 6rpgt for, at
@ron0en ifol toge 1alrrlne Smfang
lom li0lte Soraar, 0a Gbis6clm blep
lagt Mife Sen it9rlte Sfooe mel
6es fra @eit 0lllttb, bpor ct Splag
al 1S @iillioner 500 S6mn1er, till
6pre11De Girgi11ia & 9fatnp 2afe
2umber So. og bur0eret til $780,
900, brel16te. S9'r1lneret bat f1l6t
osiureret. Sra forifjellige Steoer
poa &angen me0Oeles Ser ON 1terre
eller n1tnore 8ron0e, og S9nljnerba-
nernes 9rift er pao mango Steoer
blepen 6elpiS in0l lttllet. Eao Grnn6
al longporig Sprfe er SorObunoen og
Sfobpef5te11 n1eget t9l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
Gpflpm / Minneipta pg GDS 9afota.

Sgflpm Wttnuc1Dta Dg SDo SatDt9.
Gpn6ag Gftern1i00og rantes Or
tonpille, @linn., og Sig Stone, g.
9af., beliggen0e pe0 Sig Stone Safe,
al en- @Dflon, Ser gif me6 en- So
| ltigbe6 al 80 W3il / Stn1en og leoia-
ge0es al Gfppl1nper, loln traf ftore
Ga116n1nSler op al GGen. Den f6rite
@oeleggelie onrette6es Srtonptlle,
bbor 4 Menneifer omfom og 81 bleb
mere eller nril16re baar0t lcare6e
@lan6t Sc 6rgbte er en- go7n1el Get
tier paa Minneiota Si6en al Sig
Gtone Safe, Sobn De @riff, og tre
italienife 9lrbej6ere, ser opbol6t fig |
Ell sSernbanebogn iantmen me6 ct
&ol6 an6re Stalienere paa sssernba-
l1etrenet; 19 al 0iSie bleb iaareoe.
Milpalfee 8onens 5totion og 2o-
fonotipifur 1all1t &ulbus og 8orebn-
| ie blelte on1fnl0 me0 ct frpgteligt
@rag, og Set lplintre6e E6mn1er blep
lpre6t pt6t on1fring. Monge @uie |
Ortonpille og langs 59en blcp fom-
plet rl1inere0e. Haa @Do Dofota
5i0en bar 90e1rggelien minbre, 6og
6lep W. 6. gban1berlatns Sarm be0
Sig Stone iepnet me6 Sor6en. sllle
Selefon= og Selegraflinter blelte neo.
Sra Montebt6eo og Mppleton fon1 ct
@ielpetren lne0 2pger og Nfe6ici,
ner Scrub for GDflonen berfe0e en-
frpgtelig &e0e, Ser tbang Soft til at
ldge u6 al Sniene, bbilfet frellte.
mango M3enneifelip gfter @pflonen
fulgte en- frpgte1ig &egn- og SagI-
bDge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16

bporleoes be 1fal le0e beres 8laoe -
lfipnt set b9n0er ofterc, at 9feOaftp-
rerne giper bam slnpiSning paa>
bporle0es ban ifal itpre lit 9anb. San
fan flil11pre paa Guitar, taler fem
@prog flpoenoe og fan boloe Saler
om &rig> Ser faar bele 8eroen til
at rDlte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
& a t 0 M 5 a M 9 a II pr e 5 i
fer / 6 q B e II + q b n.

5gn0ag 5. 27. Suni pre0ife0e @a-
ltor sl0anr 0an fra Gbicago / @ita=
oelsfirfen &ipbenbap1 lanul1e11 mes
&irfe11s Hrelt, Naltor 9torm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
9 q II NJ q rfs 81 e b L e II :
II t paa 6 b / II 5 {
ra a 5 8 m d 5 ct / s 0 {

ron %.
Com tt6ligere omtalt afbol0t ueSSl1=
ternattonalt &pin6eraa6" lt0ite Maa=
ne0 iin fe1naatltge &onference
Soronto, Canada. Ser bar @eprplen=
tanter fra % 2an0e, 6eriblan0t ira
alle tire nor0iife 2an6e, og b1an0t
Danmarfs 9feprelentanter par Srp=
fen @liiabetb @a6, 991ter til M6n1i=
ral, l16lfripningscbef @a6 / &jgber1=
bapn, en- af &bin0eiagens ipriglte og
melt begabeOe Sorfenrpere guro=
pa. gn amertfanif 9eltager &on=
ferencen, Sru Sulie &urt5 al Mil=
maufee, ion1 pe6 fit Silbogefonlt fra
Soronto giber Meg0et Ell n6fgrli9
Omtale, npDl1er ne0 ganife i9rlig
l10merfelie Srefen @liiabetb @o6
10 nrel1 al Be met frelntrnoenoe 9fe=
prelentonter. Sum ontaler ben6e
paa fglgen6e Maa6c::
r6rpfen @liobetb @a6 fra Don=
mari bar inrlig uan6rig, og bun bleu
cit al 6e melt populere nf @}p6ets
0eltagere. Sum pafte 8epagelle oq
Mnnterbe6 / Mp6et bber Gang bur
reilte Jig for at iige noget." 6rg=
fen Gina &rog, Ser er Breli6e1t for
Ben norife 9lf6e1ing uf @pinoeroo6et
bar en- af 6e norlfe Delegater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16

GLEN iffc at anbefale Bette BIn6
til oeres genner % 8efien6te. Som
50 ieIp er tilfrebs mes set, bill bf1Ie
ogioa bliDe bet. .3.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
9 an f : M M erifanere paa

9 an f q M + t II e t e p a
9Drifue
0ormanoen for Sc iiellanoite
2anbbofore11ingers llnglfue og oel1
berrne0 forbul10ne HlanteaDlSuOlttl=
ling, 9ireftpr Sle Sllel1, DapOe
giennem Nrelioenten for 0anlf=
slmerifanf SelFab> Carl &anien al
SDler, Minn., og 0r. @far SentuS
al Gbicago, rettet Ell Sl10bp0elie til
Be mango 9unf=Mmertfanere lom
Son1nrer opbol0er Jig / Garnmrf, onl
at beltage l1nglfret og 16itillin=
gelL ion1 iful0e afbcl0es &inglte0
iiolte l1ge, 5. 8. til II. SSuli. 9e to
Serrer ,nootog mes Saf Sn0bpoel=
len, loln Sc lope0e at oDerbril1ge peo
Gtppnet / s(orbus bel1 4. Suli, i0et
Sc notolte Torpent11ing om, at man=
ge pil6e noOtoge Oel1 bDori 0e lif=
fert life er blepen ifl1ffeOe.
81 0 a I 5 sl numb ems g III p
u@ ] 3 a..
0en berpn1te 5l11p, Ser gif gie1=
nem 9for6pe1tpasiagen, ligger III fre-
oeligt oponfret Sen lille 90 /
@oloen @ote &arf be0 Sl1Slebet fra
gtillebopet til San Srancisco. DenS
iiblte Sprejie blep foretaget nnoer
oanlf 2e6elle. 6orrige @an6ag blep
Sen taget fra 0offen pe0 Gan Sran=
cisco, f9rt al Sen 0anlfe &aptejn
&litgooro og ilGbt al 8ngleroanpe=
rem uGborles 9eielien"> Ser bar Nabn
efter Sen nplig afOg0e itore 0anife
-@f;bsrbeoee Reiler eif. .nth- eieuuem-
@olben @ate, oe 90 Set bar bpi Sloo=
tbs, iotte ,@ipo's" GteDn lige moo
2qno gje>1nem @rnnbingen. Sen gift
me0 iul0 6art og Jas mart fait /
gor0et. gn &e0ningsbaao, fert al
Sen banlfe &optein 9eiellen, forte en-
Sroslc ro til v@jpa"> og efter at Sen
par iot falt / Sfu0el1, 6egpn0te Sp=
balingen pe6 @jGlp al to fraftige
9anpmalfiner og mango Selte og
Men6, og iaa blep ben gamle So
bapsfarer fprt giennem &litterne til
lit ii6ite @pilelteO, 0en lille Snole t
@ol6en @ote Eorf. slrbej0et foregif
11nber &aptejn &litgaar0s 2eoelie
u0en n1in01te l1belb. l1n6er 9(rbej0et
jen0te norlf &onlul 2ltn0 ct Ielegram
til &pol6 9ln1un6len / george onn bpa0
Ser foregif og fit ion Spar ct Sele=
gram me6 bans Saf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
0rebt beb g ebitDrt II g
q + e II g / glfe.

al e II g ielfe.
Sulius 8ro0erleu, Spn0erjD0e al
6golel, c. 40 9lar garr1nel> en- al be
be0lt fien6te Tarmere paa Sernodle
ggnen / Gali lifornia, fom forleOen al
Gage peo at en- 8ielfe / bans 2aOe,
/ Dpilfen fan bap0e feltet en- Salje
til Spbejsl1ing al So, fon1 lgS og
ltprte6e nc0 / @ope0et paa bam.
San 6p0e piebliffelig. @an blep
frlgt til @rape11 al en- 1tor 5fore
2an6snen0 fra Tern0ole og Be om=
ligge110e 6anlfe &olorier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
9 Danif Gore6ragsb . t
II q q 81 / + h / I q II

9 anlf Sore e6rags ol 5 e l
poo g @eltfDite
Yrofesior q. AS. &orniDlo, 9erel
pes Grono gielp College, 9eS
Moi1eS, bil @onmner foretage ct
Tore0ragsreile 8acificfplt @tater:
ne. @an bil tale ONT forifielltge Il
ternre @nmer og on Set 0anife
Sprog / 9lmerifo. Hrofeslor &orr1.
ipl0 CT cit meget oDgtig 6oreoragS-
bolOer og fat Dnret fnDttet til Gronb
@tc1p College flere slor. &an bar
baa0e 6anif og arnerifanif ltniperli=
tct5l16o6annellc.
6 II 5 anif g an ranci 3
CO 80 II 5 + II II 8 Ell 0 m
2ig.
01t0t 0forts Maone0 foripan0t
gnepol0 GbriItenlerL Gier al Gifing
Te1fanrant t San Srat1ciSco, fra lit
Stem. Jorrige l1ge blep bans Sig
fllnOet iSan SranciSco 9ugten, og
ser ct ingen Spipl onL at fan far
taget Jig ielp af0age. 9eoge1 @run0
til Gelpmor0et fie116eS life, 6a ban
6ab0e en- go0 Torretl1i11g og bar el1
pelltuaet6e Aean6. San bar fp6t /
9laDun Sogn peb Sarln pg blep "A
Mar gnn1n1el.
) ] er 6e Snli / ga II m a + t.
Set er bleoet paaltaaet, at Sen
oanlf=amerifonife 6eit / 9larbus 5. 4.
Suit bar 6en fpr1te 9eiligbe6, pe5
Dbilfen slmerifaS Sribe0s0ag er ble=
pen feiret JONI 6eit0ag 9annarf.
Dette er BOG fife ganlfe FORFEIT. Haa
8ornDoIm far Set iaale6es / flere
Mar beret Sfif> at ti6ligere og 11u-
perenoe 6n1ife slmerifanere, bie1n=
nrebdrenOe poo @ornbollrL ian1les til
cit 6eltligbe6 / 9ens ln1uffe @tats=
ifob 9lln1in0ingen Sier0e Suli Ga=
gen. bbor Ser bliber bol6t Saler paa
6anlf og engelf til 9gre for Sc Gor=
elue6e @toter, og bpor Sc tioligere
9l1nerifonere opfriifer 0}ir0er fra
Uncle Cams Serritorinnt. 9isle
Sc eltligbe6er lannler olti0 en- ret betD=
0elig Sorlamling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16

gen.
uGolmebrog" n1e0Oeler, at Ser til
@fteraarct fonuner cit omerifanlt
Nrofc5ipr til &ipbenbopn for at bolOe
JorelGsllil1ger ON Ye0agogif Sar
ie,Oc5 til Oanlnarf al oet lfarOi
napiif=on1erifanife 5ellfab, for. bpil'
fet Yrofeslor 8utler pe0 Golun1bic
llniperiitetet er NrnltDel1t pg 9ro
feslor Garl 9orel15en Sefretpr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-07-16
8lamnt Tannatttfrmn.
Munot / Mmerila.

Y + 0 fes 0 II 5 y efsIi II
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-30
OPENING NIGHT FOR STAR
TOURNEY DRAWING NEAR.

nOWLERS from various parts OF
North Jersey continue to sen In
their entries for the STARS
head-pin tournament, which will begin
a week from tomorrow night, December
s, on the Iroquois alleys.
The Night Owls, from Elizabeth, got
in line yesterday They have in their
lineup Mcmahon, S~teensgard, Blythe,
Southland and Lloyd. Others who en-
tered yesterday were the Valley A. A.,
the Argus'Bowling Club, the McDermitt
Wonders, connected with the st. Rose
of Lima's Club, of Roseville; the Muel-
lers, the Clintons, the Crawford Five,
the Acme Colts, the Essex Bowling
Club, the North Newarks, a team which
has been prominent in various tourna-
ments hereabouts. which has in its
lineup Eystr, Lunger, Fautz, Vincent
and Scheu; the Night Owls, Of Walls
burg, the Orange Valley team of the
Lackawanna League, on which bowl
John O'Mara, A. Mccormack, +. SPRING
field, F. Walsh and w. Dalton, and the
Bergen Bowling Club.
In order that there shall be an abso-
lutely even chance for all competitors,
Billy Huttenbach, Of the 1roquois Acad-
cmy, where the pinning is to be done in
the STAR head-pin tournament, has ar
ranged to have the alleys planed before
the pinning begnis. This will make it
impossible for those bowlers who are
regular performers on the Iroquois
drives to have an advantage owe those
who may be new to the place.
Huttenbach will also see that new
----1 = - --~--s-. --1
that changes are made often enough
the tournament to make It u
that there will be nothing in the wood
to give anyone an advantage.
1t is proposed to have eight leans
roll each Wednesday and Friday night,
beginning az s:15 o'clock. The schedule
for the opening night will be announced
soon. Shortly afterward a LIST OF dal.s
for at least a month in advance win be
drawn up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-30
DECIDE ON EVENTS
FOR BIG INDOOR MEET.

at a meeting of the Young Mems
Father Mathew T. A. b. Society Ath-
letic Club last night the events were
decided on for the indoor athletic meet
they viii hold in the First Regiment
armor Wednesday, January IL, next
year. The vents are as follows: Sew
enty-iye-yard dash. open; aoo-yard IN
open; half-mile rum, open; one-milerun,
open; running high jump; 75-yard dash,
closed, to members of the First Regi-
n,ent; one-mile invitation relay, open
to Catholic clubs, and one-mile medley
relay race, first rune to u a mile,
second man half-mile, third mar ~,
yards and last man to run 220 yards.
This will be a handicap and h limit
will be $50 yards.
At a meeting TO be held Thursday
night the various subcommittee Will
be appointed and the list of prizes de-
cided on.
The big feature OF the meet will besa
ten-mile run, scratch. open only to
athletes residing in Essex county.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-30
EAST ORANGE l0-MlLE
RUN TO BE HELD SATURDAY.

The East Orange en-niie u Which
was to have been held Thanksgiving
but was postponed until saturday, VIII
be held If the roads are dry. All en-
tries that rave been sent in viii be
good for the race. Others who wish
TO enter should communicate with the
manager, William W. Lyon, los Nor
man street. East Orange. Entry fee
will be fifty cents. The start VIII be
from Watsessing Park track. East Or
ange, to Dood street, to Washington
street. TO Valley road, to Main street,
to Arlington venue to Watsessins
avenue, to Bloomfield avenue. to
Bloomfield Centre. to Glenwood avenue,
tc Prospect street, to Dood street. fin
ishing at the track. The rack is fre,'
to the public.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-30
rheumatic, x Kidney,
And Bladder Victims Should
Try Germans Method.

Gaut. the celebrated German special
list, asserts that seven-teri,ls OF the
feeble minded and insane are the vic
TINS of kidney diseases.
Nervousness, ex~cltability. restless
ness, melanchoiia. pains IN the back
and head, neuralgia n rheumatic
pains, fevers. chilis. scanty urine.
highly coiored and acid urine. burning
pains, fullness and sorene IN the re-
giou OF the bladder. all indicate that
the Kidneys are affected and weakened.
needing tonic treatment.
Ths very best physician should be
consulted at once, or let the following
simple. inexpensive. but reliable. pre-
scripfion be used Tor several weeks:
Mix one-half. ounce luid extract
Buchu with one ounce compound hnid
Balmwort and two ounces compound
syrup Sarsaparilla. Then take a tea
spoonful after each meal and ono At
retiring. drinking plenty Of good, pure
water between meals This inixfure
makes a splendid tonic and blood purl-
fer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-11-30
XAyIERS SMOTHER THE BETHANY FIVE

Bayleys. Thursday the Bayleys will
play the Bloomfield Five at Bloomfield,
while on Friday night they viii line
up against the Institutes at Institute
Hall.
The Institute Five cannot play the
Dominican Wanderers tonight, SO the
Arlington A. A. OF Orange. viii be the
attraction at the Fran Garden, Six
teenth avenue and Eighteenth street.
The Jagle five OF the Second city
playground defeated the Presbyterian
Brotherhood team in a game of basket-
bali played at Arlington last night by a
score of "a to Is.
Company LIS representatives in the
First Regiment Basketball League got
away to a good start last night by WIN
ning an easy victory from the Company
c quintet on the armory court. Tho
tally was so TO 2. The winners are the
champions of the regiment.
Tie Newark High basketball team
wi;i play the initial game Of the season
on Friday night with the Belieyilie
Highs team at Bel,eyiie
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HIMMELBERGER CAPTURES
CLOSE GAME FROM FRANKS.

One of the best games played thus
far in the Tuxedo billiard tournament
was won last night by Charles Hinmel-
berger, who defeated Joseph Franks by
seven points. The game was NIP and
tuck all the way. with Franks slightly
in the lead until the last INNING. when
the score stood 100 to 1913 in favor of
Franks. The latter miscued and left
the balls IN a favorable position for
Himmelberger. who ran out the re-
ouired ten points Last nights VIII
makes the fourth straight victory OF
Himmelberger, who Is the favorite for
the premier honors One OF the big
gest crowds OF the season turned OF
to see the match. and they We're Wen
repaid.
Torighf's eame will bring together
Ogder md Tn'ver-
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fight last night. In which Ad VOL
CAST was given the decision over
Lew Powell, the latter was the favor
tie at odds of, 10 to 5, and he was
backed for thousands. It was said that
Wolgast, after his showing against the
Californian, is the legitimate opponent
of Champion Nelson.
The fight last night was remarkable
for the terrific clip the fighters main
tanned and the disinclination at any
time to break ground or shirk punish
ment.
Woigast opened the contest as If he
intended to make a runaway fight of
1t. He fairly dazzled Powell with his
speed. and his aggressive lighting at
close range was a revelation Time
and again he drove right and left short
arm blows to the body and jaw and
kept his arms going with such regu-
larity that Powell was all at sea.
Try as he might he could not elude
the Milwaukean's determined rushes.
and the best h could do was to pro-
tect himself, let alone administer any
punishment.
In the twelfth round Powell made
his Only SuoaiHS- vas pS Tvs
vicious round of the fight, and for a
moment 1t looked as though Powell
| might turn the tables. He sent in sew
eral ponderous right smashes as VOL
CAST rushed in and forced him to stall
most of the round. Toward the close
of the round. however. Wolgast cul
loose again. and after administering 9
fearful beating to the Californian, tbs
latter went to his corner groggy.
wolgast again took the lead and held
it to the end. all the time Furnishing
Powell severely about the face and
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GOTCH FAILED TO THROW
DIR. ROLLER LAST NIGHT.

DETROIT, Nov. 30.-Dr. e. L. Roller,
wrestling champion of the Pacific coast,
held Frank Gotch. worlds heavyweight
wrestling champion. fifteen minutes
without a fall last night al an exhibit
ton here. The men spared FIVE min
utes before going to the ma and at
the end of thirteen minutes Roller re-
gained his feet. Gotch had Roller twice
in close quarters, but the Westerner
worked himself out of danger each time
by a supreme effort. In the last two
minutes Roller broke nearly all OF
Gotch's favorite holds.
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HOPPE AND MORNINGSTAR
TO HAVE TOURNEY

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-Willie Hoppe
and Ora Morningstar, between whom
there has been much controversy con-
corning the championship Of the 49,
balk-linc and 1871 balk-linc billiards,
are arranging a match for h Amer
lean championship. regardless or the
tournament which has been held in this
city. Eddie Gralaey, the promoter, who
is here to bid on the Jeffries-Johnson
fight, is negotiating TO have Hoppe IND
Morningstar matched for a six nights
play OF 5000 points at 1872 baik-line. It
is said the match viii be held early In
the new year In San Francisco
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Much fxDec.ed Of Shirley
and German in The
Six-ddy Grind.

naE4
"HERE will be a combination team
in the coming six-day race which
starts at Madison Square
Garden next Sunday night of a
Frenchman and an Englishman which
promises to make a mark before the
long grind is over. Achille German is
the representative of France and Reg
inald Shirley will carry the British COL
ors. Germains has made a mark in
many ong-distance races in Europe and
in the only six-day race held in France.
which was run along the same lines
as the Garden event, finished second.
The Georget brothers, who are also
here to ride in mex weeks race, were
the winners of this event. Germain
was also second behind Leon Georget
in a twelve-mile Individual race. shir-.
ley has accomplished wonders in the
road racing line. Last year and the
year before he captured almost every
race in England of this description that
was of any consequence. This rear he
turned to track riding and was second
to. finish in the Vol Dor twenty-four-
hour race in Paris. which was won by
Georget after Shirley had made the
pace almost all the way. The first
work done by this team at the Walls
burg track when they landed Sunday
and also yesterday afternoon made a
decided hit with cycle racing experts.
Piloted by MacFarland, Clarke and
Lawson the foreigners took a spin yes
terday morning as far as Morristown
and returned by way of Short Hills.
After a rundown the squad rode to the
velodrome. where they indulged in a
workout. During the evev
ming several of the men took in the
ten pin game, while Rutt and Stol, after
obtaining special permission. attended
a local theatre with a party of friends