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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-29
USE STAR WANT ADS.
LONG ISLAND AUTO DERBY

RIvERHEAD, L. L., Sept. 20. A
great crowd has assembled to to wit
ness the start of the Long Island auto
mobile derby. for stock cars, over a
lightning fast course of 22% miles to-
day. Five classes of cars were entered
class /, consisting of the highest priced
cars, were scheduled TO &c the Longest
distance. 227.5 miles; class 2. 1872 miles
class 8. 1861 miles: class =. 1915 miles
and class s. the lowest priced cars, 81
miles.
The curse is about seventy Miles
from New York, and automobile racing
enthusiasts were on hand in large mum
bers.
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READ STAR WANT ADS.
GRIDIRON GOSSIP.

The East Orange A. c.. opened its foot
ball season on Sunday afternoon Mt Ire
mont Oval by defeating the Regular A.. A
r, a score of l5--0. The team has October
3 and II open for 80 to 50 pound teams
games to be played at East Orange. Ex-
penses for thirteen men. Address Oscar
Weining. 100 Rhode Island avenue. East
Orange.
The Adelphi Football Club, of Arlington
would like to arrange games with eighty
fve-pound teams for all Saturdays and holf-
days. Ray Smith. 30 lakewood avenue. Ar
iington.
Any twenty or twenty-five pound team
wishing to play the Pastime Juniors any
Sunday, address Michael Ryan, 255 Lafay.
cite street.
The Acorn A. A.. football team. OF Brook
Ign. has open Sunday aud holiday dates
for frst-class teams averaging In the
neighborhood Of 155 pounds. that offer rea.
| sonable guarantees. Address Leroy Jones
manager. S74 Seventh street. Brooklyn.
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EAST KINNEY STREET GRADING, CURB
ING AND %FLAGGING: JOHNSON AVE
CURLING AM FLAGGING; SOUTH TWEM,,
TIETH STREET GRADIIMre,r GT GRSp nND
FLAGGING, AND FIFTH
SSTrRREEr, GRADING. CURBiMG AND fLAs-
No,,ca is hereby given that an assessment
,,n Mo' ali the owners Of all the lands and real
ssfafe peculiarly benefited by each OF the ioi-
lowing improvements, namely:
the siaa EAST kinney STREET,
frono Ven Buren, street to Elm road, according
~ the provisions of an ordinance of the CITY
Of Newark. entitled A ordinance to p,royide
Kinney street, :" from Van Buren, street to Elm
road. approved April "a. 1865.
The grading, fqssieS A HvE hSfsmlas OF
from Watson avenue to 2S feet northerly there
from, sec9rdin n.y. TO ;, the Mspps ppyls, entitled ef an 4 of or
fiaseing Of johnson avenue from Watson
Tbs grading, curbing and fagging Of
SOUTH TWENTIETH STREET
tsron springfeId avenue to Sixteenth avenue,
according TO the provisions Of an o ordi n q "a
the City OF NewarH, ,,nu curbins and faggins
ef south twentieth street" from Springfield
avenue to Sixteenth avenue. approved April
HUNTER STREET,
from She. man avenue 10 EllIdbtiu Nchuc ~.
cordine to the provisions OF an ordinance Of
the City OF Newark, entitled AN ordinance 70
provide for the grading. csrbing ana iisggin ,s
Elizabeth avenue. approved May %, 1907.
The grading; curling and nSFgins OF
from Runyon street to Hawthorne avenue. ac-
cording to the provisions Of an ordinance o.
" Seymour avenue" from Runyon street te
I Hawthorne avenue, approved March L, 1909
The grading F snF1lne s TRE nSf.'nS 81
sron bloomfield avenue to Chester avenue, ac
s cor civ Of Newark. entitled An ordinance t,
, nrovide for the grading. %curbing and hagginf
Of Fifth street" from sioomneid av s :.
Sesn prepared BY the undersigned commission
ers, appointed by the Mayor OF the City q
rriting. with an accompanying map ant
schedule, showing the several assessments
agaa aforesaid' has been deposited in the ofic,
J of the City Clerk OF the city OF Newark FOL
examination by the parties inteae5ten she,s,n.
end uarcels Of and and real estate liable to b.
sssessed as aforesaid. lying on both sides O
Elm I road: on both sides or Johnson avenue
from Watson avenue TO a point about 800 rec
twentieth street. from Springfield avenue 4
I sixteenth avenue: on both sides OF Seymour
avenue from Runyon street TO Hawthorne ,lms, t aye
1 sherman a enue to Elizabeth avenue; on boil
sides Of Fifth street. from Bloomfield avenue
" Tot, represents an entire plot OF land
whether large or small. -
NAV be heard before said commissioners. o.
/ Thursday, the thirtieth day OF september, l9os
Al Z p. M. at the commissioners room. No
l2d aoor). city Hell.
Dated ssp's' WILLIAM pIMoNp...
\ JOHN r. MoNAHAN.
ADoLPH FiscH.
sept2S-5s Commissioners
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KELSEY SAYS N. c. A. WON'T
CONSIDER KRAMER'S PROTEST
Franks Threat to Call Upon Rules Prohibiting Championship
Races After October Out of Order-He Will Have to
Ride Five Miles if Chapman So Decides.

to the championship for next Sunday,
and as far as thai side of the contro-
versy goes II is a closed incident. kel-
sey also says it is up to the Nelodrome
management to set the date for sun
days race. The chairman, however, Is
rather inclined to a contest shorter
than five miles If there Is any hkefi-
hood of a fzzle. Kelsey says he wants
to see the championship end withou'
a %squabble.
There is a fine card on for the Velo-
drome Sunday. Besides the champion
ship there will be a three-mile pro-
fessional open race with Kramer
Clarke, Lawson, Fogler, Fem, Root
Hehir, Bardgett and all the othei
cracks in. There will also be extra
prizes of 81 per lap. A professional in
vitation handicap with 81 lap prizes
follows and Their to wind up the card
there are a one-mile handicap n a
three-mile open.
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SEALED


NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS
scaled proposals win bo received by the Com.
mittee OF Roads and Assessments Of the Board
Of Chosen Frceholders of Essex County, New
Jersey, for grading and paving with bituminoits
talford pa vcment the following roads:
Mountain avenue. In the Borough OF Caldweii.
extending from this old road to Bio3mfield
oNcnue.
we'll and Essex Fells. extending from Bloomnetd
avenue to Roseland avenue. So
Old Short Hills road. In the Town o. West
Orange and Townehips OF Livingston. Miliburn,
extending from the Northtield f1ad TO the RAJ
Cedar street, in the Township OF Livingston.
extending from Roseland avenue to The North
me proposals are TO lie submitted 70 the conn
mitfee on Monday. October II, 1909, al : p. m.
an the rooms OF the committee. No. BIZ couIt
House, Newark. y. j., ana at no other tint or
place. -
above office. -.
Each proposal to be accompanied with =
certified check for s per cent OF the amount
or the bid or an approved surety BOND 1oi ~
uer ccat. of the amount OF the bid 70 insure tne
Execution OF tho necessary contract, and 20 %
Endorsed on the outside with the name OIL the
bidder and the work he proposes to DO;
The committee reserves the right to REJECT any
Dr. az qua WALLACE ~oUGHLETREE.
Director.
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CELTIC PARK FOR A. A.. U.
NATIONAL CROSS-COUNTRY,

The Irish-American Athletic Club
has offered the use of Celtic Park to
the Amateur Athletic Union for the
national ten-mile and c~ross-country
championships The ten-mile cham
pionship will be held on Saturday, No
vember 6, and the cross-country cham
pionships on Saturday, November IL,
Entry blanks will be issued in a few
days. and may be secured from Barlow
S.. Weeks, chairman championship
committee, u Warren street, New
York city. p. o. box Gil.
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BY sEMI.pRO.

AT West Side Oval Sunday morning
Brook A. C. This team is composed of
some of the ~snappiest young ball play
ers around the sand lots. A good game
can be looked for. Uslar and Welsher
will be the battery for the Ironsides.
Branch Brook will announce their bat
terry later in the week. as they expect
to spring a surprise.
Guess that blue ~pennant didn't look
nice under the Stars and Stripes at
West Side Oval Sunday morning.
Don't forget the Turner's won two
out of three league games from tile
Ironsides. Casey's men then took the
post series, but had to go some.
PhilLangheld had a bad bruise where
It could not be seen, and when he
asked for a runner Casey shouted,
Ask Albright" Paul is the cham
plons' captain, and he said Nay
Guess the Bay View Wheelmen would
have more ciiduce " -
ball league than they would IN that
baseball league.
If the city League becomes a reality
at basketball its a safe bet mat the
National Turner's will reorganize a
heavy team.
Up in vailsburg the Tigers nay get
into action and secure q hail. Ihey
have a. speedy set and under the upe
vision OF f. w. Francke ought to be
successful.
Levine. of %Irvington, is attracting the
attention of many baseball critics. He
is a good man.
Killers excellent playing has made
the Parkways a most formidable as-
gregation. Lennox. Baker and Miller
can clout the ball some.
Momm, Peters and are a
trio of formidable men to lead OH foi
Irvington.
Daley has twirled excellent baseball
for Irvington throughout the season.
Hayes, Of Harrison. Is considered -
be a mighty promising infielder.
Wuensch and Pierson have been doini
sc IN heavy batting for vailsburg.
Wiley keeps up his good batting fol
the Orange valley team.
The Belleville team is liable to star
In and break up a game any moment
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BARROWS COMES FORWARD
AS SUCCESSOR TO POWERS
Says He'll Run, if Criifiths Insists on His Can
didaCy--CIaimS He Has Three Votes.
Situation Develops herrIIy.

w. BARROWS has again stepped in front of the
Ia baseball calcium. The former Toronto manager
Ah~a threatens to become a candidate for the presi-
dency of the Eastern League, providing Howard .. dri-
hths, of Jersey City, is seriously considered by any oil
the Eastern League magnates as a possible successor of
p. r. Powers. Mr.. Barrows says that he has already been
pledged the support of three clubs.
1t is possible that the Toronto man would make a
very good president of the Eastern League, but unless
he has eliminated some OF his wen-hnown strenuosity,
the big fellow might have his troubles. During his days
as a manager Barrows refused absolutely to arbitrate
any question with players, managers or fans. If Bar
rows thought he was right he would lose no time in
fighting for the good cause. 1t is remembered that he
landed q left hook on AL. Buckenbergers jaw after a
game In Rochester, although later the two managers be-
came good friends. Barrows was a success as a Toronto
manager, and won a pennant in 1902 for the Canadian
city. After that he went to Detroit, but the major
league did not hold him long. Like Bill Armour, the
former Eastern League leader could not get going right
Its. In fact, 1t remained for another Eastern League
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STAR CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BEST
REPEAL FIFTy.cENT FOOTBALL.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Sept. 29.-The
regents yesterday repealed the rule
limiting the admission fee for football
games to Atty cents and authorized a
maximum admission fee of one dollar
for university students. The hfty-cent
limit was adopted when Michigan be-
longed to the Western conference and
was never popular here.
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Killing TICKLED OVER
DOWNFALL OF CUBS

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 20. John
King. the former catcher of the CHS,
was pleased yesterday by the elimina-
ton of his former eliminates from the
pennant race.
After he found that Pittsburg had
cinched the pennant King said: well
/ am tickled to death. That suits ms
exactly. At the beginning of the sea
son / was pulling for New York, but
am glad Pittsburg won it and not Chi
cago. Revenge is sweet, and l have
got it."
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Eastern League jots

Frank Barberich, of the providence
Club; Paul Krichel and Dick rudolph
live In the Bronx and are playing base
ball with amateur cams.
Tim Jordan had a good day with the
bifr stick yesterday. The former New
arker garnered three solo safeties in
the game against Cincinnati.
Bills, Baltimore twirler. is one %,
the most promising pitchers graduated
from the New York State League III
some time.
Houser, the Toronto first baseman,
is expected to be a hit in the major
leagues. AL B~uckenberger had Houser
In Rochester a few seasons ago and
turned him loose.
Camel, Osborne and Simmons, of the
Rochester champions, hit over 300. III
Is easy now to figure out why Camel
won the championship.
A few more candidates for the presls
ueney of the Eastern League may be
in q few days. President
Powers Is a bit worried, although he Is
assuming his usual air of confidence
Jack Ryan has a two-year contract
to manage the Jersey city team.
There will be much discussion as to
whether Cancels team is the equal OF
! Al. Buckenberger's pennant winners
Which was made up Of Pop Marsley,
Bowen, Eddie Murphy, Harry O'Hagen,
George Smith, Joe Bean, Ed Gremmin-
ger, Billy Lush, George Barclay, Count
Campau and others.
If Grimshaw was not an old woman
he would still be in the major leagues
Grimshaw can clout the ball some.
Lew Hall, star pitcher of the Capt
May team, is to be taken South for 8
try-out by the Newark team next sea
son, according to advices from Cape
May.
Providence surely had a classy out
field in Moran, Phelan and Hoffman.
This boy Mueller has the earmark
of a great player In any position
That's what all of the critics say.
The Tigers rank fifth in batting
About three Jake Gettmans on the Me
Gfnnjty team would have meant al
easy win of the %Dennant. The Tiger
were tied with Buffalo for first plac'
in fielding, both teams having an aver
age of 96l.
Bud Sharpe again leads the frs
sackers OF the Eastern League. That !
is nothing new for the tall Pennsyl
vanian.
The Eastern League season wa
brought to a close yesterday. when Bal
timore defeated Toronto In a listles
game by a score of 5 to J.
Myron Grimshaw Is the leading bats
man of the Eastern League. II !
strange that Grimshaw finds it din
cult to stay in the big show.
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rAKE dETTMAN. ,he man anal dli

n AXE GETTMAN. the man that did
so much to help Newark finish IL
y second place this season. is still
leading in the STARS contest for the
diamond medal, to be given to the most
popular Tiger. Gettman now has Il
lead OF 10. 1917 over Jack Frill, who Is
second, with a total of 4,462. Cleanup
Jake" registered s11 votes today, while
Jack Frill received "a votes. Eddie
Zimmerman is still showing Semi
Myers the way for third place, with .
lead of 25S votes. Joe McGinnity ana
Pud sharpe each received votes from
their friends.
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g0xING AT M'GUIGAN's.'

There VIII be a boxing show tomorrow
night at MeGuiean's. in Harrison. Among
those who VIII appear are Tommy Hosnn
VS.. Young Donabie. Al Spiro vs.. Young
NIackey. Young Kelley VS.. Jack O'Bvien,
Carl Hesiy ". Kid AlIcn. Tommy Smith
VS.. Kid Oakloy. Yonnr Massia vs. Young
webb. Johnuie Michigan VS.. Kid TANNER,
Kid Dixon VS.. Sailor Davis.
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HeyDLER LEAVES FOR MEETING.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Presldent
Heydler, of the National League, left
New York today To attend Il meeting
of the National Commission in Cinein-
natl tomorrow, when arrangements for
the worlds championship series will be
made.
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wait a Minute.

the answer lie idiiu-
lord waits.
Wait a Minute.
What would YOU do IL
you won a 800 pool?
writes a subscriber to
the BOOSTER. Wait a
minute. Boy, go find the
financial editor. .
Can't get him before the
paper goes to press. He's
gone to a one-arm mans
lunch-room to dine-his
first in two days. He'll
tell you tomorrow.
Going Back for More.
McGinnity's going back
to the iron foundry this
winter for more iron.
Cnn Yous
Coal Sc a ton. Can't
see how married men
keep out of the poor
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wAyE2LEys TO PLAY CRICKET.

A crickee match will be played at Branch
Brook Park Tits afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
between the Waveriey @. c. and a team
from the S. S. Cedric. The last game OF
The season will be played at Branch Brook
afternoon between the WnveFiey
c. C. and n team from the S. S. Maure-
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NOVICE or 1NrENrIoN-posrd Of s.r.s. ana


NOTICE OF INTENTIoN-Bosrd of Street and
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by tbs
poard of Street and Water Commissioner OF
the city OF Newark. at u meeting held the
twenty-third day of September. 1909. and an
proved by the Mayor OF the City of Newark oil
the twenty-fourth day Of September, lsoy, pup-
lie notice Is hereby given that IL is the In
tention OF the Board of street and Water
Commissioners Of the City OF Newark, under
and by virtue OF provisions Of the act entitled
IAN act to revise and amend the charter OF tnP
city of Newark approved March 18th, 1857.
and supplements thereto. and the act creating
the Board Of Street and Water Commissioner
Of the city OF Newark. approved March 2eth.
1891. and other public laws OF the State Of New
Jersey, to order and cause the grading OF the
l. ROAD TO bLooMFiEL
from Third street to the Bellevilie line, to-
rether with all the appurtenances necessary to
complete the same.
such persons as may object thereto are re-
auested 10 present their objections IN writing
10 the Clerk OF said board. at the office OF ths
Hoard OF street and Water Commissioners, City
Hall. Newark, on or before the expiration OF
six DAYS from date of this notice.
Nv direction Of the Board OF Street and
water Commissioners Of the city Of Newark.
NJ. r. SHERRERD,
Chief Engineer.
Newark. N. J.. September "a. 1908. s~ept25-st
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing proposed ordinance passed a second
reading and was ordered to a third and final
reading at a meeting of the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners held September ~.
1909.
An ordinance TO open and widen
CARLISLE PLACE,
from Ogden street TO Broad street.
A. F.. EGGERS,
President of the Board Of Street and Water
VIM. E GREATHEAD.
~sept2i-5t Clerk of the Board.
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weeks & Joe Kelley, man
e of the Toronto team. be-
lieved that hts charges would
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TO PLAY BRANCH
BROOK TEAM SUNDAY MORNING
Fast little Team to Try Their Luck Against City League CHAM
pions-Manager Flynn Answers Manager Joe
Burke on Sundays Came

There are some Ty Cobbs and Hans
Wagners on that team.
Ad. Wolgast, of VaiIsburg, is one OF
the really clever players figuring In
amateur baseball in Newark and It's VI
entity.
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EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD
FOR 1900.

Yesterdays Results.
Baltimore. 3; Toronto, J..
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Low Hating Averages.
knocks
Turned Into
Boosts"


The BOOSTER is going
to have a man to keer
the averages of the biz
league players. 1t isn't
safe to clip any more
from THE newspapers In
New York. Their batting
figures for keeping aver
ages is about .039.
That Britt Press Work.
Reports from Ketchel's
training quarters say
"Steve" knocked ou'
three sparring partners
in two rounds. Willis
Britt was seen near q
telegraph office that day
and we don't believe 1t.
Our ONCE Boys sorrow.
Jennings says Ty Cobb
is the greatest ball player
living. No less a per
son than our office boz
disagrees. He said Tl
failed to get "on' once
yesterday, although III
paid "a cents TO see him
MIR. Peary, Please!
Stop this business o
knocking. Join I'M
BOOSTER staff. Re
form. You've dof'
enough damage.
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Fridays rent day. Sat-
urday's payday. What's
the answer? The land
lord waits.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

STAR WANT ADS BRING REsuLT
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in the city Of Straits. m fact,H remained for another EaNefh Ieague
anage fIughey Jennings. to put Detroit on the map in big letters
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The BelleviIle team is liable to start
In and break up a game any moment.
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Wuensch and Pierson have been doing
sc me heavy batting for vailsburg.
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Wiley keeps up his good batting 70
the Orange Valley team.
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Houser, the Toronto first baseman,
is expected to be a hit in the major
leagues. Al B~uckenberger had Houser
In Rochester a few seasons ago ana
turned him loose.
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Myron Grimshaw Is the leading bats.
man of the Eastern League. II !s
strange that Grimshaw finds it din
cult to stay in the big show.
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A few more candidates for the presi"
ueney of the Eastern League may be
announced / IN a few days. President
Powers Is a bit worried, although he Is
assuming his Usual air of confidence.
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Camel, Osborne and Simmons, of the
Rochester champions, hit over 300. III
Is easy now to figure out why Camel
won the championship.
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Bills, Baltimore twirler, is one %
the most promising pitchers graduated
from the New York State League III
some time.
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Frank Barberich, of the Providence
Club; Paul Kriclhel and Dick Rudolph
live In the Bronx and are playing base
ball with amateur teams.
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Guess that blue %pennant didn't o
nice under the Stars and stripes al
West Side Oval Sunday morning,
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Hayes, Of Harrison. is considered -
be a mighty promising infielder.
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The Landlord waits.

NEWARK. N. j., SEPTEMBER 20,
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If Grimshaw was moi an old
he would still be in the major agu
Grimshaw can clout the ball some.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-12

FL Leon de Orc. &c R@min Cc
pelo: habitaciones c6modas y ven
t'ladas. Selectas comidas, calle
de la Villa No. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-07-12
IN NFORMAC|ON GENERAL

Sc ha conccdido dicz dias dc H.
cencia al scnor Francisco +. Flores
subsecretario dc la Cortc de distrito
dc Mayaguez.
Aver tuvo lugar en- Mayaguez
un desafio de LnSe-boH entire los
teams Ideal y Iogdez.
Han contraido matrimonio en-
Laias don Enrique Rivera con la
sehorita Carmen Lugo muy estima-
dos en- aquel pueblo.
FL fiscal dc la corte dc distrito de
Ponce ha dictado auto de prisi6n
contra el industrial Dolores Toro
sobre quien pesa la acusaci6n de
expcnder lcche adulterada. La mues-
ira del articulo rcmitido al board
dc Sanidad dc San Juan fuG ca
lificada de muy odultcrdda.