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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-12
BABY'S PITIFUL
CASE OF ECZEMA
Summer Rash Became Dreadful
Itching HumOr-Big Blisters
Formed and Skin Grew as Hard
and Rough as Bark Scratched
and Tore Flesh till Blood Ran.
ALMOST MAGIC CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

"Our son, two years old, was very
much afflicted with a breaking out or
what looked TO be a summer rash.
applied the usual remedies, such as
washing with soda water and powdering
with boric acid. Finally, after he suf-
fered with the trouble several weeks l
took him to the doctor. He said il was
merely rash that was quite prevalent,
and that / was giving the right treat
ment and that | should just continue it
and the baby would soon be all right
But instead Of getting better it was get
ting worse. The rash ran together and
made large blsters. The little fellow
didn't want to do anything but scratch
and we had 10 wrap his hands up TO
keep him from it as he would tear the
flesh open till the blood would run. The
itching was intense. causing loss Of appe-
lite and flesh. When il seemed to hurt
him most the skin on his back became
hard and rough like the bark Of tree so
that rubbing or brushing would not
break it, He was so feYerish that I
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as my family knows the value Of it and
don't like a substitute. J. w. Lauck,
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LARGE MANUFACTURERS
TO TAKE OVER TOBACCO

Cincinnati. O.. May 10.-A million
pounds Of tobacco. subscribed fer at
an agreement vita the Equity Society
and not taken, will be apportioned
among larger maaufactur ng concerns.
A settlement was coached al Licking
ton. Ky. today.
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A Business Mans cortrsot.

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You are requested to meet at Eagle
Hall at o'clock this evening without
fail as the officer from the home nest
is here TO institute the order.
Phil Keller President Protein.
Attest
H. L. Calhoun, sec'y Protein.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

JOHN |. SULLIVAN
TO- START TOUR
OF WORLD SUNDAY
-
Former Champion Will Put
Gloves on in Boston for
Last Time Tomorrow.


John L. Sullivan will leave Boston
Sunday night for a world tour that will
include all the English-speaking coun-
tries as we'll as many continental places
where the fame of the one-time cham
pion is as well known almost as it is
at home. Plans for the trip, which
have been under way for some time,
were completed yesterday. Sullivan
has a longing to settle down on a small
farm and enjoy for the rest of his days
the money he has saved during the past
five years.
Leaving Boston Sunday night Sullivan
will go direct to Seattle and will tour the
coast cities. Later he will leave for Aus
tralia. stopping at Honolulu. After VISITING
the principal cities of the Antipodes be will
then work his way back to Western Europe
by easy stages, and will close the long
trip with a series of exhibitions throughout
England and Ireland.
There is a possibility that Sullivan may
pick up Herbert Slade. the Maori, aud take
him with him to Australia. Slade is at
present a policeman in Salt Lake City.
through which Sullivan will pass on bis
way to the coast. In England Tug Wilson
and Charley Mitchell may be used.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
ABE hTTELL PUTS
OUT WEEKS IN
The TENTH ROUND
Champion Makes Sport of 0p-
p0nent, Whose Blows
Lacked Steam.

GOLDFIELD. New, Jan. B-Abe
Attell last night retained his title to
the fe~atherweight championship Of the
world by knocking out Freddie Weeks
in the tenth round at the Goldheld Ath-
letic Club. Weeks fought gameiy, u
never had a chance to win. His blows
lacked steam necessary to do n dam.
age 10 the champion, who came out OF
the battle without a scratch
Eddie Graney. of a Francisco, ON
ciated as referee and the boys put .
clean fight in every way.
Both Attell and Weeks were well
within the weight limit of 122 pounds.
Attell opened the fighting with a right
swing 70 the head and ended X II Inc
tenth round with a series OF vicious swings
to Weeks's head and jaw, which stag
gered Weeks 10 tae ropes. Arteil lonoNeo
him with a right cross 10 the Jaw, putting
him down and out in one minute after the
tenth round opened. Abe then picked up
Weeks and carried him to his corner.
It was a gruelling match, but the enan~
pion out-generaled Weeks at every point.
and was never in serious danger. He fire.
duently poked his head into Weeks's face,
and snlilingly took blow after blow without
a vince or a stagger. In the third round
Attell opened Weeks's left eye, which
bled hard throughout the rest OF the bat
tie, and worried Weeks perceptibly.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
EARLY START THE
NEWARK EASTERN
LEAGUE TEAM
Bud Sharpe Is to Coach Milledge-
vile Academy Baseball
Recruits.

Bat bags. balls and gloves which
have been lying idly on the shelf all
winter will be hauled into use in less
than two months when the advance
guard OF the Tigers will move On to
| M~illedgeville. Ga, where the spring
training camp of the Newark team for
the season of 1909 will be pitched. Re
porting day for the Tigers will be on
March l, which is much earlier than
usual Early spring games win be
played in Dixie land between the Tigers
and the Yankees, while Bud Sharpe,
the big first sacker of the Bengals. viii
try his hand against his own team
when he pitts the Milledgevllle Acad-
envy nine against them.
Manager S~tallings, of the Highland
ers. with Manager Wolyerton, of the
Tigers, is now in the South preparing
a spring schedule. A few days ago
they held a meeting with the athletic
council of the M~illedgeville Academy
and as q result Bud Sharpe was en-
gagged as coach for the school nine.
Sharpe will go to Milledgeville in a few
J weeks and take charge of the academy
recruits.
Though it has. not been announced
officially. Manager Wolverton has the
= team already picked that will play the
Opening game in Newark. President
Tommy Martin. of the Newark Club.
who arrived home from the South early
! this week. says that Wolverton is going
about the work of getting a winning
team with all the zest that character
lied Manager Stallings last season.
i. Wolverton will have a fast team On the
grounds when the battle for the East
ern League flag starts on April Is. He
will be assisted in the work by Mama
ger Stallings. of the Yankees. The lat
ter has been going over the Eastern
( League situation with Wolverton for
nearly a week in the South. Lest the
former Williamsport manager, who will
lead the Tigers next season. makes a
serious mistake as to the speed of the
League, nothing has been left undone by
StaHings to get him in right.
Wolverton will not come to Newark I'M
aware of the pace set by the major minor
teams He will have Manager Stallings S
advice and experience 10 neip MIN along,
ind then it viii be up to him to deliver
!. the goods.
President Martin says that wolverton
: is bouud to land the pennant if it is pos
: sibles aud he will get an extra sun OF
SLe00 If be pilots the Newark Club to a
championship In the Eastern League. VOL
Vefton realizes that the Newark Club last
year was u strong one, but be also is
aware that he has to 90 even better than
the local representatives of 1905 to win
The flag.
The infield OF the Tigers is not definitely
settled as yet. Wolverton and Sharpe are
fixtures at thru and first respectively,
burt second and short is still undecided
owing to the trading of Mailing and Null
len to Toronto for Schlaf1y and Gettman.
If is Il W6il-EnaNFO fact that EpppruI nf
the players purchased by the Yankees last
season were for the sole purpose of boil
STEERING up the Tigers. The fact that both
the Yankees and Tigers will train close
together. will give the two managers
4 chance to make their selections early in
the spring.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE FOR THE
EVENING STAR HEAD PIN TOURNAMENT

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY @-Park A. A Newark League team.
West End Club Newark League team, Boyd Council team Of the Jr. o [.
A. M. League, Monday Night Club team o. the National Turn Veren.
n L1ewelyn team OF Orange, n the Oriental Lodge team of the
Masonic League.
a. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2-Court South End team Of the Independent
Order of Foresters, Pulls Club A team, Quincy Club of Arlington. Field
Battery A team of East Orange, Gottried Kruger Associations Subur-
ban League team. T. A. e. S. team Of Elizabeth.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 2L-Pastfme Bowling Club Hawthorne 4
team, Commercial Bowling Club, Branch Brook Club, Hollywood can Of
the Lackawanna League, West End Club team in the Suburban League
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2--Ben B team, Public Service Corporation
team from the gas department Rosevil1e Colts, Tiger Club Of vaiIsburaN
Kinast Bowling Club, Pulls Bowling Club 3.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3-Bay View Colts. Iyouuois. Cous
Newark News Company team, W. H. Shurts Bowling Club, Hawthorne Il
cam Agate Bowling Club. -
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5-oxford A c. team. Bay View WheeImenss
Suburban League team arkeues of the Park Athletic Association walls
burg Social Five, Team A oil the Elizabeth Stars and the Elizabeth Y NJ
c. L.. team -#.-. 81
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 1o-Iroquois =. E1feron Bowling club.
Bishop A team, Bell A team, All Rights LeGHse Five.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
NOUS TO PLAY
ACME BASKETBALL TEAM.

Basketball enthusiasts OF the West Hud-
son towns will again be represented by nu
aggregation in charge of Jimmy Lyons.
which on paper appears to be the best
eyer. The season will be reopened Wednes-
day night. when the Entrc Nous will
tackle the AnIns team in the first of a
series Of games for the intercounty cham
pionship. Tho Acmes defeated the old
Ents twice in succession by a comforts
able margin. but whether they'll be able
to duplicate the victory is Il question.
The new team viii consist of Bolz and
F.berlein. forwards: Hill, centre. and
Donald and Pagan. guards. This is prac-
tically the old team, Tommy Goodman be-
ing the only one missing. He retired from
the game some time ago. There is but
little doubt that the German Forwards"
are the equal, If not superior, to any IN
this vicinity. As for Hill nothing need be
said. and the old reliable Chucky Donald
and Larry Pagan can hold their own be-
yond a doubt.
Manager Lyons will book only the best
attractions and games will be played every
week at jacobs Hall.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
NOTED SWISS WALKER
BREAKS RECORDS.

Edward Fon Kaencl. Of S9s Haisey street.
is doing some big, stunts with local walk
ir= records. On Saturday night he, with
Joseph Millcr, Of this city. vin start on
q eo-as-you-please iaunt to P~hiladelphia
and return. leaving Market and Broad
streets at SO. Won Kaenel is Il noted
Swiss pedestrian, and eXpects to shatter
al records between this city and Quaker
town.
Won kaenel holds the walking record
between Bremen and Morat. having accom-
plished the distance of IS miles in six
bouts. This feat WAS lone two years ago.
Recently he "hoofed' it from Brooklyn
To New Brunswick in seven hours thirty
minutes. On Saturday nc walked from
Newark to Elizabeth aud return in two
hours. His return trip was made in IS
minutes.
IN the Madison Square Garden six day
go-as-you- please. which viii be held IN
the near futuTe Won kacnel will be en-
tered us a representative Of Switze5-
land.
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TROY FIVE OF JERSEY
CITY HERE TONIGHT.

Owing 10 the fact that the faculty wonld
not allow. them to leave the college on
Friday night for the purpose of playing
basketball, the Seton Hall boys will not
be seen, as announced, on the Institute
court tonight.
In their stead. however, the manage
ment announces a flrst-class attraction
in the Troy Five. of Jersey City. THIS
team. it will be remembered, made it's
first local appearance last week and cele-
brafed it's initial visit to the city BY
handing out a defeat to the fast Bay View
Wheelmen.
This should be recommendation eDoueh
to insure a fast game tonight when they
hook up with the ''Ints." The local team
will have an advantage in that they are
as played by them in their ~net-enciosed
court, but the fast team play of the
visitors will be a strong factor in their
favor.
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M. League, composed of
Fred North.
Gush Ashbv
.'
Frank
William Hollenbeck.
Fred Wang,
'1ohuas 4sis.. oo"iihs Guy u"e
National Turn Eerein, composed of
Charles Elsey.
Snaries n. sanders,
Phin s. Burr,
Matt Kleiber,
carr hieloer'
Llewellyn team of Orange. composed
Of the the following:
z. w. GATEWAY
A. Jennings,
r. e. Smith,
. q. fnurlay'
Charles Bury.
II is believed that it would have been
tative lot of bowlers for tho opening night
of THE EVENING STAR head-pin tour
nament than the above.
the champion aggregation of that organi-
%zation, the west End Club pin-knights.
and also the members of the Park Athletic
Association. that crack uptown five which
is always we'll represented on the bowling
alleys.
The Masonic League will have its lead
iliS Itdl1. lldt representing OTleQldIE 1ADuHty
on the firing line, and the Jr. o. u. A.. M.
League will be represented by the Boyd
Council five, one of the leaders in the
five-man tournament conducted by the
Juniors on the Oxford alleys.
Then there will be the Llewellyns. who,
under the name of the .Orange rive are
leading ia the famous New Jersey Ma
tional tournament on the Tuxedo alleys.
The Monday Night Club of the National
Tnrn verein will complete the sextet. In
tue liue-up of the Nationals will be five
bowlers Who have had long experience in
various lea que and tournament contests.
Altogether the class for the Initial
matches on the %Iroquois alleys "Wednesday
night is high. 1t is expected that several
high scores will be put up. and it may
be that these who follow will experience
not a little difficulty in keeping up to the
standard set by the leaders:
Teams continue to enter the tournament,
and the. list is now practically sure to ex-
coed the 290-mark.T The Boyd Council five.
which is 10 be one Of those to open the
tournament, entered last night. Others
were the End Pin Bowling Club, the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
NEW YORK A. c.
NOW LEADS IN
ATHLETIC LEAGUE

Three hard-fought games which resulted
N victories At Elizabeth last night for the
rev YORK a. [. five ousted the Newark
bay qtliutette from the lead in the. Athletic
League and gave the big city five the top
place in the race for leagne Donors.
Ibe matches were the most sensational
ever seen on the Elizabeth Clubs alleys,
the pinniIle being classy and the rooters of
me nome team whooping things up for
flatt Adams, with a rs. helped the New
workers to win the first game bv a small
niargin. Breen, who came through iu the
nrst game with a mark of 1e9, only scored
~ III the second game, but Arnold's 90
the game safely. The scores follow:
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
TAKE WI
FROM NEWARK BAYS,

The Columbia bowling five, Of Hoboken.
Went to Sayonne last night, and TO the
surprise of the Newark Bay team. grabbed
Two out Of the three games. The defeat
OF the, yachtsmen forced them back to see
ond place in the race, as the New York
a. I. cleaned up at Elizabeth. The scores:
COLUMBIA. NEWARK BAY.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
0XF0RDS SCORE 1908
AGAINST WEST ENDS,

On The Tuxedo alleys last night the Ox-
fofdS handed in 4 score of 1.09S in the
opening game against the West Ends No.
>. In the second eame they fell down ara
Tie Kruger As Won. The score:
nNENnEn MIrGT END Nn .
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
WEST END B0WLERS NOW
TIED FOR THIRD PLACE.
NEWARK LEAGUE RECORD.

The West End howlers made a cIean-up
last night on their own alleys ut the ex-
pense Of The Northern Republican Club.
Newark League race With thu Park A.. A.
team. Just III throw n scare into the
visitors me West Ends opened with the
fine total Of 1.095. Then ;hey sprung 9s
and finished with a total of S2S. The
scores.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

The Lotus Club. of New York, would
like TO arrange games with teams weigh
ing 10 20 10 pounds; Address W. 3. Van
Der Beck, 210 West 1o5th street, New York
city.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15
COMPANY c VICTORIOUS.

Company c basketball team defeat fed
Company e team last night at the First
Regiment armory by the score of 10 to 6.
The lineup: "
Company C. Comnanv Il
Ohler, Dougal............ Stacman. Miller
Forwards.
Moe
Centre.
Colby, Holiday. 80. Haffinger, G. S~tagrnan
Guards.
The Mercury Five would like to hear
from ally and all regist ered A. A. u. 10
pound teams. Jack Newman, 200 East
Houston street, New York city.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

Eddie Roll keeps hammering away at the
pins, He has been bowling for a good
many more than a few years and has
part in confess without number.
He used to perform with The Riversides.
has been with the North Ends aud is now
with the Rcsevilles. He is also
one of the Tuxedo regulars.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

LEE's MIsFIT CLOTHING PARLons.
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Lees Clothing ParIors
zoe Washington st., Near Market St.
Iroauois Building, Newark. N. J. 2
Open Evenings. II. p. Cox, Mgr.
hMHad3]Mc

1t pays to purchase tailor-made garments
at any time. To purchase now means a double
saving. REMEMBER WHAT WON'T FIT
ONE MAN MAY FL YOU TO PERFECTION.
GREAT ovERcoAr AND SUIT SALE.
A RUSH OF MERCHANT TAILoRs' FOR
FEITBD DEPOSIT" GARMENTS.
ovERsTocKED: FoRCED TO SACRIFICE.
ACTING AS A CLEARINGHOUSE FOR
THE TAILoRs.
WITH ALL PROFITS ELIMINATED.
A FEW OF YESrERDAY'S ARRIVALS.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

Mrs. Kate Bischof and Mrs. Bertha Will
son are to bowl the first eight games of
tonight. Mrs. Bischof is the best woman
bowler in this section, and Mrs. Wilson
claims the title in Philadelphia. They
VIII bowl seven games on Pumps alleys in
New York later.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

tournam ent before the end of April OF
thereabonts. eight Tor ten teams may be
called upon to bowl each night.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-15

The Mercantile League bowlers are going
TO start Il three-plan tournament on the
~Iroquois alleys soon. Fifteen teams are go
ing to compete. There will be a meeting
Tuesday night, at which time the entries
will close and Il schedule committee will be
appointed.