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r.rma Of subserIptlOn.

-, -u.ce-a.week Sun 81 a year;
: rsafhs, Soc; single copies &c.
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How and Where 10 Get Votes.
Where Votes May De Cast.

Ballot boxes viii be found In the es-
Adjustments Of the merchants giving
votes and at The Sun Office. Votes
sent by mail must be directed 20 the
Voting Contest Department OF The
s n, Gainesville, Florida.
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ADDITIONAL GIFTS.

In addition 70 the Piano there win
be issued by The Bush a Stafford Pr
anO CO.. on a new $500 Howard Piano.
eighteen Transferable Due Bills, same
to be used as a first or initial pay
ment on a new Howard Piano. These
due bills will be given in this voting
contest as follows, TO persons residing
in Alachua County:
To the first six receiving the next 90
the highest vote, a due bill for each
for $4,000.
To the second six receiving the next
highest vote. a due bin for each Cor
$1,000.
To the next six receiving the next
highest vote. a due bill for each fer
$4,000.
These due bills may be used by the.
winners or can be disposed Of 90 any
one for any value they may see nc,
and viii be worth their face Value
upon the purchase OF one OF these new
pianos.
In the event OF a tie for any prize
offered, q prize similar IN all respects
thereto win be given each Of those
tieing.
How and Where TO Get Votes.
The following merchants viii give
one vote for every cent paid into their
establishments for goods which they
handle:
The Gainesville Hardware Co.
Phifer Bros.
HYDE a Tanrh
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-01-07

!. wcaEARY, Editor and Niger.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
JEFF WILL LOOK
BEFORE He LEAPS
INTO PRIZE RING
Retired Champion to First Find
Ont If He Can Get in
Condition.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Jim Jeffries
will not declare that he Is willing to
fight Jack Johnson until he has found
in just wfat kind Of physical trim it is
possible for him to get after a stead
course Of training in the next fen
months. These words were spoken yes
terday by a nan who was once closely
Identified with the management of Jef-
fries, and wEo knows him like a book
"JeffTies Woul be foolish to agree to a
match will Johnson now. this man con-
unuedS'for he does not know whether he
can regain his old form or not. But Just
as soon as jeff feels thai be can show his
old speed and slvll You can bet-that he
viii come out of his retirement and agree
to defend the heavyweight championship
against Johnson or anybody else.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

Notwithstanding that the class "A. A.
clubs have succeeded in getting all
their demands they are determined 10
make more money this year if possible.
High salaries to ~privates in the ranks
will go By the boards this year anyway
in the Eastern League. The player
who receives 1900 will be ~top-notcher
and his salary Will not exceed that
figure. according to an agreement en-
tered into by the owners of the clubs in
the Eastern League.
II is said that his blow will fail
especially heavy on the Newark club
whose members have been receiving
the highest salaries of any in the
league. Rochester. too, which has paid
big league salaries for a long time will
get down TO rock bottom and in consc-
quence may lose IN several deals.
One In particular was that by which
Whitley Alperman and Danny Sbeehan. Of
outfit. Several former big league stars,
who are now in Eastern League uniforms.
will receive a cut.
Since the news was sent broadcast that
the Southern League had determined not
TO let Class A. A. clubs book exhibition
dates in the South. and that the Roe
CLUB. was suffering by II. Manager Camel
Is being besieged with offers from Southern
towns 10 make their bali parks his train
inG~eamp in March. His bunch is wanted
ir at least a dozen different places. john
rather favors Lexington KY, and his pres
ent expectation is that he will take his
team 10 that good little burg about March
~. He has arranged the Following schedule
OF exhibition games en- route north: Louis
vile, April Z and 8; Dayton. 2 and 10:
Fort Wayne, II; Cincinnati. u aud Is.
Toledo, IA and Is; South Send, 16 and Il:
Grand Rapids, IS and 10, and possibly De-
troit on the Goth. This is tat schedule
Tor Big John, as he is well known and
very popular in all Of the cities men
toned. John is having some trouble get
ting Just the players hi wants 10
strengthen his team. He finds thar mosf
q the major league clubs that have extra
lateral have already made their arrange
lhfnts 10 dispose Of 1t. He had a talk
With Clark Griffith recently and secured
tse promise OF uiie or two or tue T,cds'
extra pitchers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
MADDEN AND
MURPHY READY
FOR THEIR BOUT
Pair Meet Tonight at National
A.. G., in New York City, in
Ten=rOund Fight.

frankie Madden and Tommy Murphy
viii be the principals in the wfndup to-
night at the semi-monthly entertain
ment of the National Sporting Club.
and the bout viii surely be one that the
will not be apt to forget in
months.
MaaHeh mas grow to be popular with the
hlembers of the exclusive National Club.
ana II is the open prediction nf that
tIauudh VIII take Tonlmy's measure when
lhey nook up tonight. Madden has been
y ofkin@ hard for the past two weeks nm
uer me watchful eye of Harry Tnthill.
1nr fiaoS trainer, who says he Will be sur
lonn9s; which is the distance the boys are
IN the main preliminary Billy Ieary. who
6W. M~ccormack, of Harlem. Leary has
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
PETER JACK WINS
MATCH FROM SULLIVAN.

Peter Jack. the Terrible Greek. won the
wrestling match last plight at Piersons
Hall from Jack Sullivan. of Cincinnati
The Greek won the first fall after twenty
nlhe minutes with a toe bold. He gained
the next fall with a scissors hold IN six
minutes.
Sullivan claims that he is a better
Graeco-Roman grappler than Jack. and
lhey VIII hook up again next week. jim
Prokos, the Greek Demon. who is STAYING
N TINS city at present. refereed the bout.
he viii meet all comers in a few weeks
at a local iheatre.
In the preliminary bout last right
Hnnzakos won from Provost the latter
failing TO throw him in fifteen minutes.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

EASTERN LEAGUES PLAYING
SEASON TO OPEN ON APRIL IA
Schedule This Year viii Call for l54 GauleS-PoSt
Season Series to Be Played Between Pen
nant Winning Clubs Of Both Leagues.

~ Lass "A. leagues are determined % d things in big league style. and
q already there is a rivalry between the American Association and East
~~ err League which gives promise OF being almost as keen as that be-
tween he American and National leagues
The eaas A. leagues will open their season "a April Il, which Is about
two weeks earlier thar usual and the schedule viii consist of 15i games in
stead Of 49, as has beer the custom fol years in the Eastern League After
the season IF both leagues Is closed the two pennant winning clubs will o
gage ia post season series for the championship Of Class AA-
IN regard to The post season series between the two pennant winning
teams OF fe Two leagues It is thought that me Il the games will be played
at Cfieago and M in New York city
Preddem Patrick powers. Of the Eastern League announces that the
schedule viii feready for the league magHabs when they meet in New York
city IN March / While it Is act generally known what MI. Powers has up his
sleeve "a the way of dates for the various clubs it is said that the Jersey City
crowd nnder Gene Mecan viii open The local season a Wiedenmayer Park
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
M MINING
CAMP OFFER OF 100000,

RENO. Nev.. Jan. According 10 Il
dispatch from Mazuma. a mining camp in
the centre Of the State. the Athletic Club
of that city met last night and decided
% offer a purse of sl0o,oao for a fight be-
tween JeGrics and Johnson. tile fight to
take place within the next six months at
thai place, preferably on July 4. "Bilf'
Morrison. formerly prominent in British
Columbia sports. and Joe Nichols. who
have pulled off 4 number OF fights in Tono-
pah. along with Il dozen others. are mem
toned as being behind the project.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
INSTITUTES AND AGNES
TO MEET TONIGHT.

Those old rivals, the institute and Acme
ba sketball teams, are ready for the much
talked of battle at Institute Hall, New
street. tonight.
The Acme players won the first game
hands down. but the New street boys fig
ure that the result will be different to-
night.
Doughertv and Knochel, two former In
stitute players, will be- in the visitors line
up. A delegation Of fans from below the
railroad will he on hand 10 whoop It up for
Jim Cleary's tribe.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
NEWARK BOY FINISHED SECOND.

The fourth and last Of the series OF pro-
fessional roller skating races held at the
Cfermont Rink. Brooklyn. was a five-mile
contest. won by Frank Goldie. OF New York.
w. a. Mason. of Newark. n. j.. finished
second, aud Eddie Burke, of Brooklyn.
third. Time. 11:0S.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

One of the consistent performers on the
First Ward Republican Gibbs Newark
League team is Fred w. Clark. He has
been with that Organizations five ever
since it has been in the Newark League,
and. previous to that. rolled in the Subnr-
ban League, being. one season. the indi-
vidual average leader. Clark had q merry
race with Dick Erler last season for the
Individual average honors in the Newark
League. Clark was showing tho way for
a good part of the season. but had a few
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
LUMLEY To MANAGE BR0oKLyN..

NEN YORK. Jan. s.-Tbe appointment
Harry Lumley as manager of the Brook
lyn Baseball Club Of the National League
WAS announced today by President Ehbetts.
of that club. Lnmley has been right fielder
~ tue Brooklyns. He succeeds Patsy DoDo-
van.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
$40 80 81 Totals, .... &
DIOCESAN UNION LEAGUE.

At Prenderghst's alleys last night thq !
Bellevilles aud Institute teams of the
Diocesan Union League each won one |
Same. The Institutes managed to lose one
game by a nin margin: The scores:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

bad games, and the Roseville man passed
in a new pair of alleys this season, and
the home five has not been able 10 hit
en- with much success. Therefore the
First Wards are far down in the race.
Fred Clark, however. has been affected
less than any of the others aud leads the
cuintet with an average just a shade under
1I5. He viii probably continue to improve
as the season progresses, and IS almost
Snre 70 necupy his usual place up in the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
MADE SCORE OF 1000, BUT
DROPPED ODD GAME.

The Essex team Of the Junior Order
League tackled up a score of leo last night
against the Adams team. and they lost the
odd game. Tielsch turned In a score IF
-5i n tle big game. The scores:
ADAMS L-cCT-x-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
nay views SIN in tic lend.

Bay View BOWERS are still showing the
way III the Suburban League, she tealss'
having finished the ninth week of the SEA
sons conpetltion, The Wheelmen,. how
ahead. while last week they had All advan-
tage Of four games, There is q tie on for
SECOND place. the Kruger pin knights hay
Orange Field Gibbs representatives. The
West Ends ard Cellulolds are tied for
fourth place, and the Parks and National
West Ends still have the distinction o
holding the best team average, their mark
being S97. 10. The Krue2ers are second. with
$50. 10, and the Bay Views third. with SSs. Is
The Kruegers have the highest sin sle-paf.t
mark TO their. credit, aFtallN of lU42.
In the ihdividual average race Frs
Kugelman. of the Krucgers. is the lca,a
with a mark of 1850 for eiElIteen na,ns
I'm Redfern. Of the South YOranee FI
limb. has dropped TO seconp place. w.
LIS for twcnsy-one games. Bf those WI,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
T. A. B. S. WIN AND LOSE.

The T. a. i. S. won and lost In the
games against the st. Columbus last night
on the Tabs alleys. The scores:
r. A K. = st F0IJ4NRTA
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

have bowled in all scheduled games William
Aiken. of the Bay Views, is showing IN
front. with an average of 1871 The teams
and individual records TO date are:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
TURNER'S FAIL
TO STOP FIRST WARDERS.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE RECORD.

The First Ward Republican Club won two
games on its own alleys last night from the
Newark Turn Nerein. The scores:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
NEW BRUNSWlCKS NOW
PRESSING NEWARKS.

II WAS all NewNB brunswick last night on
the clubs own alleys in the games against
trenton. Twelve ont OF fourteen games
Went to the home club representatives OF
the Eastern League. AS a result Of their
victories the New Brunswicks are now
pressing the Newark quintet hard for the
bonors. The scores:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

- tNoii ttoiti+ oid th0 hodpNo y Ibf
It is gratifying to find that the j,
terest in the tournament is moi confined
to Newark or Essex county. The com
petition is absolutely open to, all and
free to all.
Despite tire fact that It has been an
nounced several times that there is no
charge for entering the tournament. or
for bowling, several inquiries have been
received az this office over the phone
asking what it would cost to f@get Ill.,"
For the benefit Of these anxious ones
and others. it migAt bes wells to say
again that it's all Hfree gratis for noth-
ing" ats9n tenl .as3aN Oh. h
The value, of the team, prizes offered
is $50 to.sthe first quintet and $50 to the
second team, awarded in the shape of
the payment of entrance fees to the
National Bowling Association tourna-
ment. ~ afs'
The tournament will start Wednesday
night, January 20.
1t will be decided on the Iroquois
alleys in Washington street. William
Huttenbach will be the official referee
The rules. of. the regular head-pin
game will be strictly enforced.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
CELLUL0lDS GRAB
TWO MORE GAMES.
NEWARK LEAGUE RECORD.

The Celluloids grabbed two games last
night from the Northern Republican Club
in the Newark League matches. The scores:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
ELIZABETH TEAM Is
NOW IN THIRD PLACE,
INTERSTATE LEAGUE RECORD.

AT Jersey City last night the. Elizabeth
bowlers won two out of three games from
the home club Of the Interstate league.
thereby advancing TO third place in the
Standing. Tho SCOPES:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
sni,i,b-JoI,ns Match = Feature.

One. of the feature events OF the local
showliug season will be put on tonight at tue
oxford alleys. Lee johns is down for a
clash With Jimmy Smith, the Greater New
York aud i~utercity champion. in a tourna-
,nent match. Smith is just now tied with
Johnny VOORHEES,. for first place, while the
Ncwarker is further down in the list. II Is
expected that the turnout tonight Will rival
that two Seasons ago when Johns and Smith
had to- 4off off to adecide. whe. should take
the championship titles The little ltaiianl
is popular in this city, aud VIII Doubtless
receive lots of support; Johns, Of c 9 !
ing on his own alleys. he appears. to have
nearly ain even chance with the visitor.
Athletic League bowlers will end their
weeks work tonight when the North Ends
legs in Bayonne.. Newark Bay. Is IN hrst
place in the race. and will probably be apie
to maintain its position. One game III Inree
on the Elizabeth and New York A:C, hves.
two games a safer lead and u clean sweep
a comfortable margin.
Elizabeth bowlers came up and tied the
Ncwarks for third place III the National
Interstate League race last night by win
ming two games out of three i'll Jersey City
il. o. T.. A.. NJ. League howlers haven't
been recording 1929 tallies much .t or i .he,;
mark last night on the Oxford alleys.
Tielsch's s56. helped a lot 4
.~-.. .------ - -
On the oxford alleys "Wednesday after
noon Lee Johns made a new hlsh score Tor
2S9. The former high mark was 2SS, held
by Ferd Cellos.
TommysAdams. of the sMineralite five,
who had, rather poor lg ies at a. ne sor neg n ! y
and is hitting the pins for lots OF double
century marks.
The password between O.. X. Klinck and
Bill Burke,. Of the Tuxedo Club, is Just
one game.
Eddie Price: OF tie General Electric team.
holds high score in the Mercantile league
with a mark, Of 2Sl. o. .
A big bunch of rooters- Will accompany the
Elizabeth. Central team to this city tonight
TO see their 'favorites roll the Es A. kirch
4 Co. five in. the final gnine of the league.
The Elizabeth team Is first. and the kirc1
five Is second In the team standing.
D 49,
Every day new faces aS seen at tle
~Iroquois alleys shooting the hnad-piu: game
in preparatioiftfor TIE EVENING STAR,
head-pin toDrngamept, which VIII take platc
on the 1roqtois aileysiate this month.
:. -----G-.A Z t~.s. r. :
Guess that E:auftabin tenn didn' t do some
shooting in the ieAth frame against. the
Mantle team u the New Jersey pitional
drives" Gus of Il. possible $50 they got
ls6 pins Guess. that's going some
-. -r-
james. MEG ulrc, of The Telephone r
ing many high scores these days in the
tournament. matcfes rolled on. the Mont
geometry alleys, .s-.e@A 81
A -.4 ma -..EsEItaL 10, = 80.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

Another team which made an entry yesterday a the onswoods. This
team M Yen-knoup throughout the Oranges and is making a good showing
in the LacKawanna League It's members are Grover, F. Lentz, West, C.
Lent and Waterfeld.
Other reanss (which. entered yesterday we're the Essex A A o Belle
vile: the Norwoods. of the Elizabeth City League: the o. n. T. Clerks from
West Hadsonss the sCdAnthians. of the Royal Arcanum League: the Cartert
Tent De- The Knights of the Maccabeesl the Elizabeth Young Mems Catholic
Iucnra.t oaLn -nnd 4n. Guhr,rR nniAt.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
Individual Match

G~reenwald New Brunsw 'kf iS7 ia 206 205 2s7
Biddulph CTrenton .......... 10 1871 1s3 100 1S5
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08
CELLUL0IDS FALL in Line
WITH BOWLERS WHO ARE
in HEAD=PIN TOURNEY
Crack Team Of Suburban Among Late Entries in
Stars CompetitiOn--Ou OF Town Teams
Now Coming TO Front--BOWling
Notes and Comment.
BY BERT D

%vHERE is a team in the Suburb a League which appears to be a
classy organization. That bowling quintet is the one which repre-
sents the Ceuloid Club. 1t has been averaging high throughout the
the cehulod Clubs team have just made an entry in THE EVENING
STARS head-p pin tournament They are expected to maxi good. The mem
bers of he team are: Et tA'e.A 49,
~ ~ kuIcM = HHM
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

Totals :. 100 77s $50 Totals F.. .s9s IA
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

james. McGulrc, of the Telephone r.
team, of the. Commercial League, is maxi
ing many high scores these days in the
tournament matches rolled on the Mont
geometry alleys. ,--s
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

A match that is causing d good deal. Of
interest will bcabowleJ Tuesday night NJ
Woel1e's, Fliupire alleys. When the Nj
latic A aud + q~iintets meet. The team
that loses will have to pay for a supper.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

Smiling Jobn'5. MeGreevy says thu
from now on the. Mlnerplile team will b.
very much on the job.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

Recommendations. of the sMineralite five,
who had rather poor luck at the beginning
of the season. Is. rounding into form nicely.
century marks.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

The Company l. bowling team OF the First
Regiment will be among the teams that
will take part in THE EVENING STAR
hedd-piu tournament.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

Guess that E.a ~lftai5in tenn didn't. 10. some
shooting in the tenth frame. against the
Mantle lean III the New. Jersey p~ational
tournament hast fright on the Tuxedo
drives" Gus of n. possible $50 they got
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

On the Oxford alleys Wednesday after
noon Lee Johns made II new high score for
2S9. The former high mark was 2SS, held
by Ferd Cellos.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

Elizabeth bowlers came up and tied the
Ncwarks for third place In the National
Interstate League race last night by win
ming two games out of three i'll jersey city.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-08

The password between o. X. Klinck and
Bill Burke, Of the Tuxedo Club, is Just
one game
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24

The car has a peculiar history. 1t
was constructed two years ago as a
Whim by Charles Bair the largest sheep
and wool grower of Montana and per-
haps of the entire west, whose wool
shipments annually reach above quar-
ter of a million of dollars.
Three years ago a Stanley and a
White steamer were entered in a match
race at the Montana state fair in Hell
ena. Both cars were stock cars and
were but little altered for racing. Bad
blood existed between the two chauf-
feurs-Follensbee of the Stanley and
Baker Of the White. Public opinion
was divided on the outcome and thou
sands of dollars changed hands. The
rival chauffeurs openly warned each
other that it meant certain death if
either attempted to take the slightest
advantage by cutting in on the turns or
in front on the straightaways. Follens-
bee in the Stanley won the race by a
small margin.
Baker then enlisted the support of
Bair, and the latter advanced the money
for Baker to return to Chicago. where
he spent the entire winter planning and
building a new car to race the Stanley
the next year. The new car is the one
shown above. The second race at
tracted wide attention and larger sums
were wagered. On the last day of the
race, in the last mile, and on entering
the last lap, the White had a clear lead
of about a mile. 1t was a lost race for
the Stanley.
To further humiliate Follensbee and
the Stanley it is believed that Baker
planned at this juncture to make a des-
Derate sprint on the back stretch. Both
cars had passed the grand stand for
the last time before the finish. neck and
neck with Stanley at the pole. They
had turned the first curve and were
about to go into the straightaway on
the far part of the track. in the same
relative nosition. when something hap
pened. Baker in his White was seen
TO swing wide toward the outside fence
and a moment later fence posts, boards