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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-28

Francis has been in twenty games
and has not famed once. He has a
good We.
Clever team work and inside base
ball are bringing Forest Hill to the
front. The fans at Morris Park Sun
day wondered what Manager Preder-
CAST and Liebhouse were doing when
they pulled off hat Barnum & Bailey
acrobatic stunt between third and
home, but when they drew Bloomfield
into a wild throw, scoring the first run,
they realized that a clever trick had
been turned. Keep it up, Jim, and they
will be calling o the Johnny Evers
of the County League.
Berg, of South Orange, is a candy"
kid on the bases.
South Orange sympathizes with the
Newark team; they have the same
hard luck.
Reilly, of South Orange, gets his
three and four hits a game regularly.
Joe Carter, of the South Orange team,
expects to bring out the crowds in that
village.
County League schedule for Satur-
day and Sunday, because of charges in
the grounds of the teams for two
weeks, is as follows;
Saturday, July 31-Forest Hill VS..
Newark, Lincoln Oval; Irvington VS..
South Orange, Taylor street grounds;
Belleville VS.. Orange, at Forest Hill,
and Bloomfield VS.. Vailsburg, at Walls
burg Oval.
Sunday, August 1-Orange VS.. Bloom
field. at Morris Park; Belleville VS..
V~ailsburg, at Vailsburg oval; Forest
Hill VS.. South Orange. at Taylor street
grounds, and Irvington VS.. Newark,
at Belleville.
Saturday, August 7-Orange VS..
Forest Hill, at Columbia Oval; Belle
vile VS.. South Orange, at Taylcr street
grounds; Bloomfield VS.. Irvington, at
Laurel Oval, and Vailsburg VS.. Newark,
at Lincoln Oval.
Sunday, August s-Newark VS.. Belle
vile, at Little street; Irvlngton VS..
Orange, at Silver Lake; South Orange
VS.. Bloomfield, at Morris Park; Forest
Hill VS.. Vailsburg, at Vailsburg Oval.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
Board Of Street and Water Commissioner sn "a
approved by the Mayor of the City of NewarEu
and pursuant to Chapter 36 of the State aw.
Of 1909, Is herewith published by title: ~"
An ordinance to provide for the vacation =,
CAMERON STREET. u
from 1877 feet east of. Alexander street % ~.
easterly line Of Alexander street; thence fr o
the westerly line Of Alexander street to the
IL tSs' sysstsri y ,, ~ p opnses avenue: thence from
erly line Of Bo,yian street produced; thence from
TIE westerly line Of Boylan street produced IN
Adopted July %, 1909.
a. r. DGGERs.
fresiaent OF the Board OF Street and wat.,
VIM. e. GREATHEAp.
Approved July %. 1909. q me Board
,,,4se JACOB ~HAussLrNa.
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HOOKS AND JARS IN THE BOXING WORLD

all, han sign up with Langford. BY
knocking Kaufman out in a few rounds
he would make the johnson match
strong. but Sam may put the kibosh on
the whole thing by making short work
of the Brit star.
Manager Jones, of the Whirlwind
Club, will likely open up a new club in
Brooklyn shortly. The site he has
picked out is within easy reach of New
York and the building seats 5000. The
old club at 18th street m Lenox ave-
nue. is entirely too small for the pur-
pose.
Johnny Willetts a a shade the bet
ter of Young Loughrey in the wind-up
at the Douglas athletic Club last night
In Philadelphia. The bout was a rough
one, there being entirely too much
wrestling and pulling 81 each other
round the ring. While Willetts had a
trife the better of the exchanges, the
Manayunk fighter was there at every
stage of the contest and fought back
viciously, making Willets extend him
self in every round.
Bill Papke, the Illinois T~hunderbolt,
will be East very soon. and the New
York promoters are touting him to
meet Jack O'Brien or Willie Lewis.
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LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Water
AT New Haven-New Haven, I: North
dmpton. 6.
At Hartford-Hartford, 3; Holyoke, 8.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 2: New
Britain, ] FIRST game); New Britain, 4.
Springfield, 8 tsecond game).
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT
CITY HALL.

Newark. N. J., July %, 1909.
Sealed proposals will be received M thtse
headquarters during the hour between $3.50 and
: O'Clock p. m. on Wednesday, August A. 1900
and VIII be opened Immediately after the OK
piration OF the time fixed for receiving the
aforesaid proposals, for furnishing the depart
hay, bran and straw.
Such quantities of the best quality as shall
De needed by the several companies during the
month. To be delivered at the quarters Of the
said companies samples Of oats to accom-
pany each bid.D
Further information concerning these pro
posals, as to quality and quantity, win be fur
nished upon application to the Secretary OF the
Board
The Board OF Fire Commissioners reserve.
the right TO reject any or all proposals 50 re-
ceived as may be deemed for'the best interests
of the ciU.
rHoMAs e. BURKE.
President.
Secretary. 3v2a-st
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BOXING BOUTS AT M'GUIGAN'S.

At McGuigan's gymnasium, in Harrison.
night the following boxing bouts
Will take place: Jack McGuigan VS.. Young
Rago. Carl Healy VS.. Darky Griffin. Young
Kelley VS.. Jack Ball, Walter Jones VS.,
Henry Lewis, George Dixon VS.. AL Spiro
will also be q battle ROYAL.
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EBBETTS GETS NEW MEN.

NEW YORK, July 28.-President Eb-
belts. Of the Brooklyn National Club.
today announced that he had secured
Schnitzer, of the Lawrence,
Mass, Club; Pitcher Dent and Inhelder
Redmond, Of the Winston-Salem. N. c.,
Club, and Inheider G. Smith, of the
Shreveport team.
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Andrews. Helmlinger and Joe Prem
dergast are showing some class on first
second and shortstop for Forest Hill
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TRT-STATE

At Observation-Disclosures /; Harrisburg.
] Called In eleventh..
At Williamsport-William sport, IA: AL
toona, (.
At notwithstanding, 6: York. 2.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 6: Trenton. 2
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ASSOCIATION.

At T~oledo-Toledo. 4; st. Paul, l.
AZ Columbus-Columbus !: Milwaukee, Q.
City. 2. ~
At Observation-Disclosures. Z; Indian
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Irvington is showing up strong. Bill
Girsch is considered the best base run
ner in the County League.
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Joe Wagner has put himself under
the care of a physician and will not
engage in another bout until two weeks
from Friday night. when he will be
ready to take on McGovern. McGovern,
in the meantime, will take on Goldman
Friday night at the Paramount Club.
Jimmy Kelly posted $3.50 yesterday,
covering McGovern's forfeit on behalf
of Young O'Leary to fight any number
of rounds at 116 pounds ringside.
jim Coffroth has failed to get Al
Kaufman's signature to a set of arti-
cles for a fight with Johnson.
Jack Dougherty has accepted an offer
from the Armory Club, of Boston, for
Charley Goldman to meet Jimmy Walsh
in a twelve-round bout In three weeks.
Bat Nelson is going to wait over and
perform for the Crippled Children's
benefit on Thursday instead of going
West today as he intended. Bat could
have made $40, 900 by fighting during
his short stay here. but he would rather
go away without the m and work
gratis for the kids.
II would be a wiser plan il Willie
Rriff tooL ~ Kor(n.s, uinnar foLc
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At Utica-Binghamton, 2; Utica, /.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5; Albany, 8.
At Troy-Scrantor, 8; Troy, q +.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 4; Elmira, /.
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Ike Holly narrowly escaped serious
injury at the local track yesterday
afternoon, while working the bay geld
ing Result, owned by Frank Ballan-
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EVENING SPORTING
PAGES PUBLISHED
ORANGE VALLEY, The CLASS
{ AMONG ESSEX SUNDAY TEAMS
wOue of the Fastest Teams that Ever Played in This Vicinity Is
rs Joe McDonough's Nine-County League Changes Its
Schedule a Little-Other Notes of Interest
to Semi=Pro Fans of This Vicinity.

making a nice fight for second place.
Mustock and Weber will give the fans
some sport when they meet.
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OF GAMBETTA
WILKES WINS BIG
RACE At DETROIT
George Gano, Fast PAGER, Steps
One Heat in f.
2:04 IA.

|HH5 |f
DETROIT, July 2S.-The feature
event of today's grand circuit meeting
was the Chamber of Commerce stake,
won by George Gano, a prohibitive
favorite. The son of Gambetta Wilke
won in straight heats and did not nave
to beat 2:04H In this heat. Star Patchen
was the contender, but was beaten by
two open lengths from the long dis
lance in. Ell Victor, driven by lanlsy
Rosemeyer, of Kid Shea fame, won the
2:14 trot i'll straight heats, while
Johnny Dickerson won the 2:20 trot
handily with Baron Mckinney; best
time 2:10A. The summary:
2:14 trot: purse s. 1000: 80"
Ell Victor, blk. NJ. by Ell Benecia;
dam by Winter Rosemeyer)........1 II
Jennie Constantine, b.; m; SBrady)....a 2 ?
La. Boudie, .. m. (Saunders)........-2 I 4
Montell, b. h. (McMahon). ........... 8 8 6
Mac, b. h: Oake)............... 5 5, .
Dan H. T b g, 'B 5unlm a:osu s.osn DIS
2:13 pace; Chamber Of Commerce.; purse
George Gano, b. h., by Gambetta
Wilkes; dam by Nuthurst (Murphy) l l l
Hoosier Prince. 70: h. lCox)...........s3 8
Geraldine, b. m. (Schaffer) .s.........6 4
Annabel Lee, blk, m. tGeers) ......... 5 6
Nutlear' B; h; H 1!Slh s.Giiz /: OH 9 8
2:20 trot; purse 81, 900:
Baron Mckinney. b. h..,b b. .McKin-,
y dam by Baron Wilkes Dick y ,
Gladys, b. m. McDonaidj.. 2 2
Miss Elyria, b. m. McMahon) ....... 2 4 8
Alladin, blk. h.. (Walker ............. 5 3 4
Telemachus, b h. (Schule err. .....y... 3 ds
Time, 2:1OA, 2:10A, 2:11.
a
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II would be a wiser plan il Willie
Britt took on Kaufman. winner take
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Jim Coffroth has failed to get Al
Kaufman's signature to a set of arti-
cles for a fight with Johnson.
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and has not famed once. He has a
good eye.
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Newark. N. j.. July %. 1909. jy24-5t
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ZANE of the classlest baseball teams
~ playing Sunday ball in Essex
- &c - tbo ,JaSsiacf az
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
PATIENT DRANK
CARBOLIC ACID
Released From Insane HOSpi-
tai And Comm tied Suicide
al His Home

After spending six weeks as a patient
at the State Hospital for Insane at Farm
hurst. Frank Reardon. Of No. sOi Pop
lar street was released from that insti-
tuition yesterday morning. Several hours
later he was found dying at his home.
having swallowed four ounces Of carboMc
acid.
When Reardon reached home the fam
lily was away and IT was not until the
members Of it accompanied by DR.. John
W. Mullin, the family physician returned
TO the house that Reardon was found.
He was frothing at the mouth and be-
side him lay the bottle hiwch had con-
tanned the acid. The label had been care
fully removed. Death resulted shortly af-
terward.
Rcardon suffered from meancholo. lie
was about nfty years of age. His con-
dition showed such marked Improvement
at the hospital that application was made
several days ago by Dr, Mullin, TO Sc
cure the discharge Of the patient under
thebelief that IL the man was restored
to his family it would compete the cure
Reardon is survived by his widow and
several children.
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
CELEBRATION
AT LEWES TOWN
Rev. c. II. B. Turner Re-
Ceives Offer of an EsCut-
CheOn From Holland

Congressman William II. Hoald has
gone to Lewes to attend a conference
of the committee arranging the Hudson
celebration on September 22 Mr.. Heald
is member OF the committee on ar
The Rev. G. H. b. Thurner of Lewes.
one of the most active men in arrang-
ing the celebration has received the fol-
lowing letter from the Netherlands min
lister who represents that country at
Washington:
Bar Harbor, Maine, Aug. 16, 1909.
"My Dear sir:-Referring to my letters
OF the 10th instant, / beg TO inform you
that am forwarding to you this day
"a parcel containing document by which
the Mayor OF Hoorn. Mr. II. W. deJon-
cheers. acting ia behalf of the Municipal
Council Of that city. offers to the city
of Lewes, To be placed in ST. Peter
Church a carved wooden escutcheon OF
the city Of Hoorn as token OF sym
pathy ON the festive occasion OF the ter
centenary Of Henry Hudsons discovery
The oscutcheon has been carved By g.
II. Luckens and painted by NJ. storm
both OF Hoorn. II will. I hope. reach you
shortl Os it may interest YOU to know
the names of the Alderman and Munich
pal Councillors Of Hoorn. enclose d
complete list Of same"
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
INDEPENDENCE IS
READY FOR TRIP

Arrangements have been completed for
the trip Of the members OF the Indepen-
dence Fire Company to Reading, Pa,
where they viii participate in the Fire
mans parade on Labor Day. The COM
pany will be accompanied by the Swarth-
more Band OF twenty-one p.eces.
The members will be the guests OF the
schuykin Fire Company of Reading. They
will leave here on Sunday evening Sep
tember 5, and will return on Tuesday ev-
cning, reaching here about O'Clock. The
headquarters Of the company at Reading
will be at the Merchants Hotel The Of
ficers on the trip arc:
Chief Marshal, William Hahn; company
Marshals William Lawton; assistant,
John NJ. Patterson; committee Of arrange
ments. John r. Herbert, George NJ. Orig
nth and David II. Lynn. Those who will
take the trip are:
Louis DEM, Charles Zerby. Harry Val
entine. Erich Funding Henry Par s,
George McKelvey, John L. Farren, Frank
Fisher. Joseph Brown, Robert Reeder,
b. L. Bowers, John Mckinley. William
Paris, +. d. Crawford, r. T. Hunter
George II. Fisher, George W. Morgan Wi
! liam II. Sutton, William II. Fuhr. Jr.. Eli
iah Johnson. William Harrington, Charlie,
b. McClane. John Emerlng, George w
| Forrest Thomas i. Peeney, William J.
/ Ewton.
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
Track
Surf
Tennis
MUNSEY TOUR TO
GO THROUGH CITY
Route Will Cover 1882 Miles,
Washington TO Boston
And Back

with the return Of tho pathhnders
who have been blazing the route for
the Frank A. Munsey reliability con-
test from Washington to Boston and
return. September 2l-29. It is learned
that the total distance to be covered
by the contestants IS 1882 miles. As
there are seven running days, the
average daily mileage win be 1851
miles. The longest days journey Is
that from Boston TO New York, the
distance being 2S9.4 miles. The com
piete itinerary Of the tour which in
cmdcs Wilmington Is as follows;
September II. Washington to Phil
adolphia. via Baltimore and Whining
ton 1853 miles: September %. Phil
adelphia 10 Milford. Pa. 1926 miles
September %. Milford TO Albany. n
~. 1885 miles: September "a, Albany
TO Boston. 1912 miles September %
and IS. lay over I'm Boston; Septem-
her %. Boston to New York, 1884
miles; September 2S. New York 20
Philadelphia via Atlantic city 19S.;
miles: September 20. Philadelphia e
Washington. Via Baltimore, 1888 miles
TWcnty-soven cars, embracing twen-
ty-three different makes. have been
entered to date I'm this important East
ern automobile event. The indications
are that at least thirty-siN cars vii
contest for the several trophies thai
have been offered.
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
QUIET WEEK in
THE AUTO TRADE
Vacation Season Has Its e.
feet Upon the Motor Cal
Business

Owing TO the fact that most Of the au-
tomobie enthusiasts OF the city are on
vacation tours. auto circles here were rath
or dun this week. and few sales or other
automobile news Of consequence IS report
Cd
Extensive alterations to the garage Of
the Wilmington Automobile Company have
occupied the attention Of the managers.
Work on the three story rear addition has
progressed ropidiy. and the elevator and
scales viii be installed early next week
Tho excellent facilities for storage af-
fordod by Wilmington garages has, indeed
bee Of no little Importance in bringing
motorists here. and the large garages have
been the stopping places of visiting mo-
torists.
The Bradford Company reports an im-
portant sale during tho week Tho pur-
chase was Felix dupont and the machine
"A aO-horse power tocomoblic.
Tho Delaware Auto Storage Company,
Fourth and Orange streets, which has tho
agency for the stoddard- Dayton car. has
already booked several orders for the
1910 model touring ears and runabouts.
Colonel H. c. BuclSncr has ordered a big
STANDARDIZATION.
Other garages and agencies, while re-
porting no sales during the week. arc new
erthelcss busy building and repairing and
making shipments Of old orders. Pros
poets for excellent business are seen by
local automobile dealers. and few have
cause TO complain.
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
CARNIVAL OF SPORT
AT NEW CASTLE TODAY

St Peters Holy Name Athletic As
sociation, of New Castle, IS holding
its first annual sporting carnival at
New Castle this afternoon. There are
twelve events on the program, as fol-
lows: Sack race, three legged race.
pie eating contest, 100 yard dash, tug
of war, running broad jump. 22O yards
dash, hop, step and jump, one milo
run, five mile run. high jump. hurdle
race and ball game between st.
Peters and st. Pauls teams. Gold
and silver badges are the prizes. The
sports were open to amateurs only.
The committee in charge Of the affair
comprises, John p Murphy chairman;
James ]. Mahoney. secretary; James
+. McGrory. treasurer. John p. McDev-
lit. James j. Kerrlgan. Hugh +. Duffy,
James Campbell, James ]. Lawler.
James J. Wright John j. Walls. Arch
ibald Watson, John Leonard.
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
COBB DENIES He
TRIED TO SPIKE MEN

DETROIT Aug. 2S.-"Ty" Obj the
star outhelder Of the local American
League team. positively denied that he.
or any other member OF the Detroit team.
has attempted 10 spike players on oppos-
Ing teams. After reading the statement
of President Ban johnson that he, Cobb,
must stop spildng players or quit the
game, Cobb said:
81 have never attempted to spike am
other player. and deny ositiveiy the
charge that have employed rowdy tao
tics. OF course, / run the bases hard
and slide hard. but the base lines. by
every rule OF baseball. belong to the
runner, and II the basemen choose de-
hherately TO get in the path and try to
block the runner off. he does 80 at his
own peril did not manciously spike
Third Bascman Baker, of the Athletics.
slid into third Ease, and he was on
tha line"
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
Baseball
Golf
Boxing
CAMDEN FANS ON
ANXIOUS BENCH
Can See Nothing But Victory
For Them in That dupont
Camden Game

Camden fans arc all agog over the
first of a series of ball games to be
played at Front and Union streets on
next saturday between the dupont and
Camden teams
Camden, of course, is confident of
winning the series, having defeated
all the strong teams of Kent and
Sussex counties. DUPONT, on the other
hand is also confident of winning. Il
is expected that one OF the largest
crowds of the season will see the
games. Dates for the remainder OF
the series will be announced later.
Concerning the game a Camden
rooter'' in a letter to the sporting edi-
tor of the EVENING JOURNAL to-
day says;
Punk that name fits nicely. Punk,
/ believe is the stuff used by small.
boys on Fourth of Julty TO set off
fire crackers. 1t burns slow, but sure.
Now dear Dave there win be a terri
BILE explosion on September 4 about
o'clock in the afternoon, and you viii
wake up.
Another letter from the village fol-
lows:
! Sporting Editor EVENING JOURNAL.
Yes, Rodeman is my name, Mr..
Crouch, and am the man who will
meet you face to face on September
4. You boys will see that the punk
from Camden won't keep the mosqui-
toes from lighting on you.
We will ask Parkside, Riverview and
South Side to excuse us for saying
that we met Wilmington smoke team.
1t is duPonts we mean.
Gun ahead for next Saturday,
eiirpl
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
New Pitoher Eor PhIIIies.

SLATlNGTON, Pa. Aug. 2s--This bor-
ough has turned out another baseball
player of whom much may be expected.
He is Norwood Hankee. son OF Squire
II. w. Hankee. Young Hankee has gone
to Philadelphia to be tried out by Mama
ger Murray Of the Phillies. Young Han
kee has been in the limelght locally as
pitcher for two seasons. His phenome-
nal work has come to the attention OF
Murray. and if the youngster makes good
he viii be given a place on the pitching
staf.
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
SENATOR RICHARDSON
GETS A NEW YACHT
Special to THE EvErINa JOURNAL.

DOVER, Aug. est is reported
here that Senator Richardson. who had
a second yacht, Priscilla built this
Spring at Thousand Islands, and equip
ped with state rooms, powerful en-
gines and electrical apparatus has
given the new boat to his sons and
has arranged for the purchase of a
steam yacht, a strong cruiser. with
which he will arrange coastwise trips
during the year. The new boat is
expected here in q month, provided
she can get in the st. Jones river.
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
JEANETTE Wins
OVER FERGUSON

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.--ln a lsuoss
scrap which went only eight of the ten
rounds scheduled, Sandy Ferguson was ell
minated from the heavyweight aspirants
by Joe Jeanette. the negro. whose fights
In Paris won much praise from the trans
Atlantic fight fans.
Ferguson weighed more than ao) pounds
when he entered the ring at the Fairmont
Athletic Club last night. while Jeannette
could not have budged scale al more
than 1S5. Nevertheless, the negro forced
his big antagonist about at viii and in
the eighth round had him ''winging' TO
such an etent that the referee called tho
bout OF and declared Jeanette the win
ner.
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
CURTISS FLIES II
MILES IN FAST TIME

by United Press Leased SPECIAL Wire.
RHEIMS, Aug. 2S-Glenn II. Curtiss
the American entrant in tho Coupe
lnternationale, covered the twenty
kilometres u2.42 miles) in Is minutes
N second this morning. His first
round was done in z minutes 81 2-5
seconds, and the second round in z
minutes 90 S-5 seconds. Curtiss start
od flying shortly after 10 O'Clock. His
time is the best yet made. his second
round being 20 seconds faster than
his best previous negotiation of the
course
Bleriot, Curtiss' most feared rival.
made q trial trip around the course
IN z minutes 50 1-5 seconds. nearly
10 seconds better than his best prey
ious mark
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
Anti License al 81. Georaes.

An anti-license meeting for young
men will be held Wednesday evening
In tho NJ. Il. Church at st Georges.
An anti-license club will be organized.
a temporary organization having al
ready been effected with william
Glenn as temporary chairman. and
James Cannon. secretary. The new
club Will be known as the Anu-License
Campalgn Cnh
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
STOLEN APPLES
MAKE STOMACHS ACHE

a number OF campers at Twin oaks.
raided a farmers orchard, became in
from eating green apples. and two
Young women We're forced to call in a
physician it being feared for a time
that they would die
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
Gets $50 For Plans.

DOVER, Aug. 2s.-Harry c. ColH-
son. Jr., of Dover. has been awarded
a $50 prize for the best business sug-
gestion made 10 his employees the
Pusey & Jones Company. of Whining
ton. this month. Mr. Collision drew a.
plan for the making of footboards
from steel plates for the paper ma
chimes
Evening journal., 1909-08-28
BOX BALL

At Brandywlne Springs last night the
Springs box ball team took two OF three
comes from tho Packers and the Y. NJ
G. 4. took two Of three games from the
X. G. y. team.
The standing OF the several teams fol-
lox-l-