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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-15

five rounds won't see the finish of it.
We're getting news about our Tiger
team from every place except Newark
Manager Stallings has announced that
his Yanks will play here April 10.
To the Sporting Editor of the star;
What is the greatest number of
strike-outs made by D major league
pitcher in a single game since 1906?
RELICK.
Sixteen, held by Waddell, Hahn
Rueker and Glade.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Star:
Who was the best fielding second
saeker in the National League during
the season of 1908? X.
shean. of he Boston Nationals. Ave-
rage .96o.-Ed.
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knocks
Turned Into
Boosts"
ONE PAGE. THAT'S ENOUGH

four-handed euchre had
better play the game with
a hothead some night.
We think suit would
follow Cor damages to
his physical being.
Queries.
Dear Imp-I have been
advised to dye my new
muller white, How can
such a thing be accom-
plished?
Il. HIS FRIEND.
You surely are a
brother of b. He'd.
Dear Imp-Who was
that handsome couple
who occupied the third
floor left hand box at
Proctor's Thursday even
ing? INTERESTED.
We refuse to give the
desired information. We
think that they were
there on free" tickets -
Ed.
Dear Imp--Why is it
the largest thermometer
In Newark, situated on
upper Broad street,
doesn't register according
to the weather?
A. H. B.
Cliff Gordon, the actor,
once said that If the
weather man ever
glesses the weather COR
rectly he'd lose his job,
as there would be no
need for him. Guess the
same applies here.--Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-15

Port Richmond. goes up against Billy
Allen, of Canada
Tex Rickard~was in Ogden for sew
eral hours last night to meet a local
committee that has been working to
bring to Ogden the Jeffries and John
son fight. 1t is said that the mayor,
who attended last nights meeting, will
offer NJ opposition to the match if it
Is called q boxing contest"
Official assurance was given to Jack
Gleason yesterday that he can hold the
Jeffries and Johnson fight in San Fran
cisco on July 4.
Young Erne. the Eastern lightweight
champion, and Joe Hirst, the Ghetto
champion, who disputes Erne's right to
the title, have been matched for the
wind-up at the Douglas A.. c., of Phil
adelphia.
Kid Christian. of Montreal. knocked
out Billy Ritzel. of Utica In less than
three minutes of fighting before the
West Utica Athletic Club last night.
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JACK O'BRIEN SHOVELS
SNOW In TRAINING

CNOW drifts in no way hindered the
training of Jack O'Brien n al
Kaufman, who meet in a six-
round bout before the National Athletic
Club in Philadelphia next Wednesday
night.
O'Brien. as usual, is doing his work
of preparation at the King of Prussia,
and Kaufman is working out at Kutz-
town, where he is under the eye of
Bob Deadly.
When the snow fell yesterday both
men seemed to revel in 1t, for they
did their road york as usual. despite
almost impossible roads. They also
volunteered their services as snow
shovelers at their respective training
camps.
Fighters have always declared hat
n shoveling is one OF the best forms
of exercise to get in proper trim for a
big fight. although undoubtedly both
would repel any such suggestion were
they not in active training.
A contest about which there appears
TO be a lot of class is that carded for
the National Athletic Club of Philadel-
phia tonight, when Tommy O'Toole, OF
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LEAGUE AWARDS GAME TO BELLEVILLE
Loss of Wednesday Nights En-
counter Puts Bloomfield in
the Lead Alone.
BY SURE SHOT.
N a County Basketball League game

n a county Basketball League game
tAkemper's Hall tomorrow after
noon the Ironsides and Institutes
meet for the third time this season.
Each has won Il game, ana the Hill
ers' predict that Il victory will colnu
near landing them the title. Manager
Knowles declared last night that the
Institute FIVE would sweep everything
before them for the balance of the sea-
son whether 1t was at home or on OPP
ponents' court. A band of rooters will
accompany the New Streeters'' and
urge them on TO victory. They will
have Bruggy, Neal and the McDonough
brothers of Seton Hall, Brophy, Byrhes
and Carroll.
In the preliminary the Nationals will
lineup against the Colonials.
Owing to the storm which played
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A the meeting Of the County League
managers held at Institute Hal last
night 1t was voted to allow the dis
pnted 1ronside-Belleville game on
Wednesday night to go to the credit
OF the Belleville Club. The game was
taken from the Ironside cam. and as
a result the Bloomfield Lyceum five ia
now in the lead alone.
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MOTORCYCLISTS
AT INTER CLUB STAG,

About thirty Newark motorcyciists
went to New York last night and en-
joyed the "goings on" at the Inter
Club stag that was held in Castle
Cave. About 800, all told, attended the
affair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-15

County League standing.

havoc with the attendance at Institute
Hall last night, where the Institutes
were scheduled to meet the Bayley
Lyceum team in a. County League
game, it was finally decided to post
pone the game.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-15

horseshoe hanging over
his desk. There were
pink ribbons on 1t. The
judge liked the shoe, but
the color of those rib
bons,
A Boost.
We hope this prema-
ture publication doesn't
injure the chances of
John l.. O'Toole', public
ity man for the Public
Service, but we hope our
bunch comes true to-
day. Mr.. O'Toole will be
the biggest man in the
City Hall some day.
NO Nhlltts
The manager Of the
American Music Hall is
some actor ~. He
thought he had us buff
faloed the other night.
Fine contempt that he
displayed.
Memories.
A waiter we know who
had a good seat out Of
his tips fund thought
they were making fun of
him at Proctor's the
other night when a come
dian impersorating a
waiter said that he had
calves brains, frog legs
and pigs feet"
Follow suit or Suit VIII
Follow.
That fellow who wanted
TO know If a player had
to follow suit in two or
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-15

I cure all forms of nervous debility,
impotency. vital weakness, varfcoesie,
unnatural drains, diseases of tho heart. kid
neys, stomach, liver and bladder, blood and
skin, chronic bronchitis, asthma, consump-
ton and ALL FEMALE DISEASES, no
matter what the cause. Strict confidence
will be observed.
CONSULTATION FREE!
0ffIce Hours-2 to 4P. NJ 6 te6P.M n.
once Closed wednesday, and Sundays.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-15

A lively game is anticipated at Bay
View Hall. South Sikh street, tonight
between the Bay View team and the
Jeifersons. of Orange. Owing to a
defeat suffered recently by the Orange
team at the hands of the Bay Views,
they are anxious to get another nance
at their conquerors, and will come with
a strong lineup TO even up matters.
The Bay View five is going at a good
clip at present. A well known local
star is expected to make his initial
appearance with the Bay Views. The
rest of the lineup will include Hahn
and j. Conlon. forwards; Andres, CEN
tire; Burke and Heery, guards.
The Princeton Eastern League bas-
ketball team has signed Otto Boltz, Of
this city, and P~enrose. of Trenton.
They will in all probability be in
Princeton's lineup against the De Nera
five H. Philadelphia tonight.
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Max Blasberg say hat his team, In
the Fire Insurance League series on
the Tuxedo alleys, only lost three
games-last night.
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'WElNY' LOSES A HARD
SERIES TO N. JACKSON

ID lilly WEINGARTH lost another
Id hard-luck series to Nick Jackson
on the Park Circle alleys last
night. after eleven games. Weiny had
nineteen holes and Jackson fifteen.
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EDITED by
n. E.
ANSWELL
Our Enterprise.

Other newspapers can
boast about their pink
editions, but none OF
them has an "Orange'
edition, have they, now?
Pest No. 1851.
IT have d deep plot
here" began the embryo
short-story writer, using
his eloquence on the pub
Usher in an effort to dis
pose of mis- wares.
"Take 1t to a real es-
tate office" was the re-
joinder, and he again re-
turned to reading the
BOOSTER.
We're With You.
The proprietor of a
downtown cafe banished
one of our newsboys from
the vicinity of the lunch
counter. Keep at 1t.
we're with you, Mr.. Cafe
Man.
Keeping Pace.
Strange how some
drivers must be in the
swim. Saw a horse
wearing two skidding
chains the other day. II
the steed had on a full
set the latter would have
been more valuable than
the animal.
That Collar.
When Judge Herr ar
rived in the Second Pre-
cinct Police Court the
other day no found a
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Weingarth will meet Swanton, of
New York, on the Tuxedo alleys next
week in a Greater New York series.
This will be Swanton's first series, he
having just taken Al schwebke's place
in the tourney.
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COMMENT ON
BOWLING GAMES
OF MANY LEAGUES.
JEFF And JOHNSON WILL
FIGHT W TWENTY
and THIRTY ROUNDS IN ALL

Jim Corbett Thinks That 1t Will Take That Long for His Con.
qaeror to Complete His Merry Chase After the NimbIe
~Negro-lakes a Rap at Tn lose Who Say 1t Viii Be a "Pic-
ture" Fight-Bids Farewell to STAR Readers Until March.
When He Returns.
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rehearsals,

rehearsals a though they We're two actors practising for a
lew sketch instead of W prize-fehters training for y cham.
pionship battle You cant always blame III newspapers because
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The Siowa Colts received a hard jolt
in the New Jersey national tourney
last night. when they dropped both
games and thereby dropped from a tie
for first to third.
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TAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
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Keeping Pace.


When Judge Herr ar
rived in the Second Pre-
cinct Police Court the
other day no found a
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Port Richmond. goes up against Billy
Allen, of Canada
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$1,000 HANDICAPS
FOR ~ORANCEBURC
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

n ORSEMEN will recall that dur
ing the racing season of 1909 the
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Follow suit or Suit VIII
EonnU.

That fellow who wanted
TO know If a player had
to follow suit in two or
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five rounds won't see the finish Of it.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

900 pairs o2 new oxford pumps
ana Shoes ID selsct from tl's,r s 50 Az; slew
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

|l.-tf ,
the tlf running u uln I schedule ofg their trains
Whereby they will leave here In the
3 afternoon and return IA the morning.
1f The train that heret ofore LETT this city
~ tn me morning will under the new
card g aNiS Leave Devils Lake at b. ii !,
:a itRing 81 Hansboro at e:45 3. d q. .2 5S. g.;
/ / eturning the train win leave Hans,
laoipS 90 d. n. and arrive ii Dev. 4,
fls ~ at 1:00 d. m. ~ .sl u \
III This wiz bss somewhat Of q dis
ointmsnt - D people Of this t city
vino heretofore could 10 up tie line
ana return the same day, but, 1t: viii
3beSof great benefit to the residents
along the line who wish 10 come to
stahis eity 10 d trade or transact business u
stthe court house they, d nov ~ being
lasbsae 20 come down and return the
same day with threa hours and forty,
] Ave s minutes time III Devils Lake. M q 4
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his; companions, and win be greatly
missed by his associates. The par
ents are grief stricken and are rn-s
ceiytng the sympathy OF everyone ini
their bereavemene: .1 st5i 3sS s N
"a y. 3gg7 '9-.-'..-..73 - i -F-y1.f1El q;
!. IN \ new ! {: GARAGE
HORTON MOTOR CO. MOVED INTO
THEIR NEW QUARTERS ON #
/ s2f'..& s's. FOURTH STREET. (

The Horton Motor company are now
occupying their fine new garage ON
Fourth street west OF the Ramsey
County Implement Co., building. The
garage while being large and roomy
is very mucn crowded, and II is Hike
" that this company win not be able
to get all their cars into the building
when their shipments are all In =
= The building is in triangular form
with. the Offices and accessories room
on the west end, these rooms are At
ted up in fine style, the Offices con-
sisting Of two rooms, the main or bus
mess Office and the private Office back
fpf It. or from this room is the ac-
cesries room, which Is filed with
parts Of Buick machines. 1t is the In
tention of this company to have on
hand at all times, all the parts need
ed for their cars, SO that repairs can
be made on the Buick: without the
waiting to send for the parts s. i,
The building has two and q,
basement and all Of 1t ia used Did good
advantage. The basement il lgf1t nrsa
dry and is used for arSstorage. &th8:
first floor is the display room and the
second floor ID used for repair shop
. At the time Of our visit to the gar
age they had in storage Id the bane
ment az cars and about 20 in the &fe-
play room. They expect this week Or
the fore part OF next week train
load more Of the Buick machines, and
q car load OF accessories. = sz5;;:
| The Horton Motor 60. have a large
lterritory for TIE sale OF the Batek cara
1comprizing the main line OF the Greaa
Northern from Mayville to Ragby, al
so the Farmers line, the Lakota branch
/ tthe York, Leeds and Aaeta branches,
| Their sales this spring have been yery
lsatiafac;sti and d &C ss ttaie expecsatii
OF this company 10 sell q very .larea
number OF Buick machines ia their
territory this season. o. Z,st.:2z ..5,. :2ss
I.t The repair shop Il fitted wseA ain
the appliances and machinery neces-
sary to do first class automobile re-
pairing and experienced men zhaNs.
charge OF the work in this department.
z = ! ,..I
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.Al!|||(l|...(|||.',|lD|.'||f||N||||.A|I'|'''. 4 |. |
|. KILLED
SON or tais. AND MRS. FRANK
q EMlaH MET DEATH AcciDEN.
\. y Es TALLY TUESDAY AFTER /
$5 Sf: s .:,4s&s 4&; x NOON. $l.s .I Ia 2}ss

News reached this city Tuesday al.
.ternoon OF the accidental death Of
Hubert, the eleven yearold son al, M.
and Mrs. Frank EInigh, living d short
distance west pf this city
i The real circumst tances of the death
win never be known. ne had come to
this city IN the afternoon for d small
load or lumber with which be Intended
to build a chicken house, he intended
TO start Into the chicken business on
bis fathers farm, and his parents were
elcouraging him in the venture. The
lumber was loaded and he started for
home. hut later In the day the team
arrived at the farm without the driY-
er. which frightened the mother who
telephoned to Mr.. Emigh VINO was in
this city, and he secured an automo-
bile and started out to find what had
become Of the boy. sa*:5s, &3%s.,S ~. ssss,,sr-
The boy was first found by Ole Tor
wick, q farmer who was driving from
Devils Lake to Grand Harbor. He
saw the boy IN the road and when he
went to him and tried to arouse him
he found he was dead. He sent word
to r. W. Gilbertson, coroner in this
city, who took an automobile and
went to the scene Of the tragedy at
once, arriving there but a few minutes
ahead Of the father. = ~, :: z @s,'' r
It was impossible to come to con-
clusiou as to how the lad met with
the accident, but It Ii thought that he
might have dropped a line and In
reaching for It had lost his balance
and fell lighting on his head break
ing his neck and killing him Instantly:
The wagon did; not run over the boy
as there were no marks showing that
he had been injured other than d
mark back of his ear and one: on the
Ilsfs side of the Face ss:5::4 ;5as
taken to the
Elsome from Viii place the funeral
win occur tl,is afternoon al 300 81
ciaek. conducted ~ Rev. =. "a. Olsen.
& Hubert Emfgh, was sshe yonmnges
Bon and greatly loved not only by his
rarents hut by an who knew him, he
was a bright and cheerful little. fel.
toY, aud was far beyond his years IN
iirelligence. he Was q favorite} with
= Z r.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
RUSHING; ] ! | b SINE S',S.
T LETTER FROM A y FORMER EN-,
a ,LoYEE; OF Ian p: !. OFFICE in Z.
B; sss; THIS CITY SAYS THINGS Ill.
3S4233 81 ARE BOOMING EouTsIN ELL, !

q n o.
We are In receipt or asietter from
q sIr:: -. Moore who was for a time
% employee of the land once, III this
aity, but who was transferred from
this city TO Minot "a few month ago,
.in which he states that he has been
fagain Transferred, this time to Great
Falls, Montana, and a5udx xing his
letter there sis surely SON dping
The: land once business i oaltaaa
sat this dime, HE letter roads as fol.
lows: ~ i,
Great Falls, Montana March 21. 1910.
NY dear friend Mills 81 ss5s =,
What DO you know abnut our tUn.
Gle Samuel sending me- onts here. Left
Minot on tie 18th, and arrived here
yesterday. The filings have been run
ming over q hundred q day for quite
g while past and today there were
TWO hundred fifteen u entries made,
Sounds like work 10 me. There are
Twelve clerks here, and the Register
and Receiver. s5:s " S II! & @2:sE5.
cloaed md my check for 81, and
yosa send the inter
socean Ma sisis i sSzsi!
With bss regards ], i am s 5s;s #
: So s:5 .. Il. nalrs respect tfully
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self ana he is opposed sIbY Lauritz &.
Mart soci n ii 3
III IA Tue, Third ward Henry Hale. il
presented by the republicans and +.
. Miller by the soclalists ~ Il
e. "a the Fourth ard there are two
aldermen Rto NE elected d this being q
ward which has been added since tie
last eleetion. n this Ward$ the ,,,lb, rep,u,,lb,-
leans have Sas their can nl5dfdates b. i.
Bangs and . 3. Hoult while the ssiso,a
c,ialists are presented by E:a Callaghan
and John Knit
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

I New !: &. 1.
CORP R ? 8 |, |. ! TON
GRAM CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
HAS .REcEivED5 q iiARTER. FROM
1 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. SS$ 81

The secretary Of state has Issued a
charter tto the Gram Construc Co,
OF Devils Lake. Worth Dakota, which
corporation is incor porated with 4 capi-
tai stock of $50, 200, the incorp porators
being Valdemar ram, Milford Il. Ora
ham. Fans II Jensen and other citi-
Ezensse Of this city s,f
The business TO be carried on BY this
corporation win be- cont ting for
bull ding construct ion work, etc.., and
they VIII operate principally "a Devils
Lake and vicinity g:i :i
Mr. has denonstrat by his
past work that hes Is capable sofs doing
things III thha tthha line of bull Iding construe-
ton as ested by his work ID the
past year air Fhen he completed the
Locke Tram block, the Grand, opera
honse,, ttils III state a1to garage, Ihe Car
Enegis iilbrary Gi Gilbertson's furniture
store, ana several resid denceslf I'm thia
city besides many Substantial bniid.
1872 IN nedghb boring towns and Ia the
cpunas ne has also during this time
||constr trneted the foun ndation off the large
new hotel being constructed BY he
North Dakota Imp veInenst CO s|
tais has been ,dione Jul der stahe
great handicap oe iiftsuf fillc ciant financial
Fbarknr of the
Cram eyonstr Ion ri give him
me backing thae ihe mas 4 40 much need.
|ed, ana Il is expected that this com,
I,sssl do much bull ding in this VI.
cinity a the uatture.
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I|IION
sEuLL TICKET iK sTtiE Il EiEEpr p$SNlTA
iREE G ANDiDA DATEsSFoR -
}3g L. |. oR. i5S

The pom iticaI atnnospne ere reE about 6tne,
! city seems 70 be IN rr1mning up. it looked
{ FOR y time as though the election was
going to almost; 3go a nv default, There "
seeming 10 ISsbe no one who wished to
take the ofaces Of the city. But after
Y q few Of the leading itizens of the }ci-
~ got busy ths past ffew days 81 8 goodly &, u
number 5of candi dates seem to Sc Eli. tl
teTfng the arena S85s5l ~ }:sS 5s;,
II ss5 Ron mayor j. McClor,y seemed to
I have # his own way recently, ana al.
though friends Of Fred II Trayygnor lyg, had
been trying 10 set him to enter 6he
field, he: was reluctant to do 90, know.
ing that to take this; position would
necessiate taking time away from his
practice that ne did not like fto spare,
hut bis friends prevail id upon him to
make tne rif1ee, and his petition
Il was fled Thurs day, as was also the
petition of Axel Erickson, who Sisf en-
I tered sin5 the race as The $cand didate of
alists pf the cts. ss;l }$f
,5iss: the: once of Police Magistrate
4Sheas Swass but one :candid idate; iup to
YESTERDAY that sof Coo. Juergens. s s.
!adJoues not entering the race for Is.
elect This condi ion. was changed
! also Thurs day when thes petition :;off
VIM: Hurst was fiied as q candi didate
eor this office
.ssss There sis but one candidate Tor. the
Office Of city treasurer filed at this
swriting, 20. AZ. Haslam, being 8 candi-
date without opposition to succeed
himgel 4. ~:
me same sc the case with the on
nee Of Justice of the Peace, VIM. orr
I shatngl a canai idatest IA succeed himself. 81
or HE ofHces soffs Park e,ommissioner
Howard ,Whipple whose dime expires
{ this time. fia not scand didate ana
ss 6ns aipeti idnsE filed
sIskor thiig siposit AS belns 5fns
sIn stthe race for ald dermen xherse are
stwo candidates nj the Held for each
osiition the q exception off the
First a (Which ward at The time sof
! Writing this article there - but ons
petition ::aled, that of d I,o,uis anson;
swhosas Vi candida ate to succeed himself.
SIns the second ward we have the
I: names Eof5 n. ri Eann. 70 succeed him