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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
IRONSlDES TO BUILD
NEW CLUBHOUSE AND
ENCLOSE BALL PARK
Club Now Negotiating for Lease
of South End
Park.
.oR the purpose of building a new
and ~up-to-date clubhouse equip

NOR the purpose of building q new
and up%-to-date clubhouse equip
ned with all modern convenience
and appliances for the use OF lts fnehi-
bers and an enclosed baseball park
the Ironside Athletic Club, n OF the
most fourishing organizations oil It's
kind in this city, has been negotiating
for the lease of a plot of ground STU
ated in Lyons avenue, near CLINTON
place. The site the club has in view
is four and a half acres In area.
At a recent meeting of the Ironside
A. C. q ~well-known business man OF
fered the club the use of s10,ooo TO
finance the project.
While the above mentioned site is
not yet a fixture. as soon as 1t has
been secured plans for the constructor
of the building to be erected will be
drawn. The plant will be conveniently
located for the members of the club
and the supporters of the team, but
will be out of h way of any resi-
dents who may object to Sunday base
ball. The diamond will be laid out ae-
cording to the regulations governing
the dimensions of major league ball
parks. and the size of the grounds will
afford the club ample room for the
erection of grandstands and ~bleachers.
In the clubhouse there will be bowl
ing alleys, shower baths, dressing
rooms, reading-room, meeting-room,
and a billiard and pool
room, as well as a gymnasium.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
1909 WAS BANNER YEAR
FOR NEW JERSEY FARMERS.
Products Worth S7,50O,OOO
Sent Gut Over Country.

TRENTON. March 1S.-The past rear
was the banner period for South Jersey
farmers. They distributed more tina
81, 500, 900 worth of produce over the New
England States, the Middle West and
Canada. This is an unprecedented rec
ord of shipments for one year, ald rep
resents an increase of "a per cent. over
1908. It took 1881 freight cars to Trans
port this produce to the various mar
kets-about 17S miles of cars if made
up in one train.
Some 200 cars went to Camden and
Philadelphia, while Jersey City and
New York took 4,9S5. The remainder
was distributed as follows: Newark,
1,1SG cars; other New Jersey points. 1893;
Buffalo, 331; Rochester, 145; other New
York points. 1870; Pittsburg, 1872; other
| Pennsylvania points, 1913; Boston, S29;
other Massachusetts points, 419; New
Hampshire, SO; Connecticut, 204; Rhode
/ Island, 127; Maryland and Delaware
points, 212; Ohio. 264; Chicago. 342;
other Illinois points, 6; Wisconsin,. ID;
Minnesota. AZ; Montana, 8; Michigan,
10: Nebraska, 4; North Dakota, 3; South
Dakota. /; Indiana, 10; Iowa. 6; Rich
mond, /; Louisville, 1; other Kentucky
points. 9; Kansas, 1; Washington state,
]; Vermont, IA; Maine, so; Indianapolis,
/: Detroit, II; Toronto. 10; Montreal
Is: other Canadian points, 1; Norfolk, 1;
Washington. d. c., I; Colorado, l, and
Oklahoma, 2.
The produce which was sent from
South Jersey last year was made NJ
OF the Following commodities; Apples
AZ cars: asparagus. 81; berries, $50: cab
bage, A.: cranberries, 1853; eggs, Al; egg
plants, IS: fish, 573; grapes. s: ice. 25
meats, 10; melons, 1888; milk, %; mixet
carloads. 1888; oysters and CLAIMS, 3,4o1
peaches and pears, rs; peppers. AIS
pumpkins, 70: poultry, 496; potatoes
5000; rhuharb and onions, IS, n to
matoes, LAS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
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Clyde Engle is getting into trim with
the Yankees at Athens. The blonde
haired boy has driven in five of the
eleven runs scored by the regulars i'll
the practise games during the last two
days. 1t looks as though Engle has
fortified his position in left, and will
be able to meet all corners in defending
his title for that position.
Warhop went the route for the Yam
kee regulars yesterday. and won his
game by a score of 5 to 1. 1t is ex-
pected that the Buffalo and Montreal
Eastern League teams, which are to
train nearby to the Yankees camp, will
meet the Yankees in exhibition games
next week.
The Giants had to remain indoors
yesterday because of the rainy weather
at Marlin Springs. Manager McGraw
was not sorry. as he figured that a
day off would be good for the players.
A silver loving cup, donated by the
Business MEMS Association of Hot
Springs, vas won by the Brooklyn Ma
tionals from Jack Klienow's American
1GdBu tlo ytSttihdA. LIN DiOohis AiSSS
drubbed the American Leaguers by .
score of II to :.
ConnellsVille, Pa, will probably be
without a team in organized baseball
this season. The club was to be a con-
tender for the championship of the
Pennsylvania-West Virginia League,
but when that organization went up
the nue an attempt was made to secure
a franchise in the Ohio and Pennsylva-
mia League. Connellsville was passed
up in favor OF Mansfield, O., u sun
day baseball town.
The Phillies walloped the Trinity Col
lege nine at Southern Pines yesterday
by a score Of II to O. The collegians
never had a chance ag?fH<t the big
leaguers, who damned thu : 2ete to all
corners Of the field and fle.led in per-
feet style.
The Atlanta Club of the Southern
League, and the philadelphia Athletics
played an exhibition game at Atlanta
yesterday, the Mack men winning out
by a score OF 6 to 3. Barry had three
hits and Oldring connected for two
doubles for the Philadelphians.
The Athletic recruits struck a snae
at Birmingham yesterday and were de-
feated by the Birmingham Club, of the
Southern League. The score was 3 to l
Kellogg, the southpaw pitcher, who wa;
given a trial with the Newark Club by
Manager Burnham a few years ago
pitched part of the game for the Ath-
letic youngsters, and was pounded I'M
m~ercifully.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
KAISER CONGRATULATES
GREAT BARNEY OLDFlELD,

DAYTONA, Fla, March 1S.-A cable
dispatch of congratulations from EN-
peror William of Germany was received
yesterday by Barney Oldfield, who
Wednesday, i'll an automobile drove the
fastest mile ever travelled by man.
The kaiser's message read;
Congratulate q daring Yankee on his
successful performance with a German
car"
The same car which Oldield drove
to victory was used by the kaiser's
~favdrite racing driver. Hemery, when he
made the record at Brooklands, Eng
land, a few months ago. Oldfield de-
clares he will owe a mile i'll twenty
six seconds during the races here on
March 22.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
REDS TO HAVE PERMANENT
CAMP AT HOT SPRINGS,

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 49,
Manager Clark Griffith, of the Gin
cinnati Nationals, has signed the
papers here which bring to hat club
a permanent tract of ground for train
ing season purposes. Manager Griffith
says hat Hot Springs seems to be the
best place for his team to train and
he wishes to establish a regular place
for their spring work. The price paid
for the grounds is not known, but is
said to be in the neighborhood of $1o,-
900.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
VAUDEVILLE BY AMATEURS.

One Of the cleverest amateur enter
tainments of the a s. was given last
night in the Blessed Sacrament Church
Clinton place, when the Holy Name So
ciety presented an unusually well-bal-
anced vaudeville show. The program
consisted of an original sketch entitled
1.-THE Medicine Man" in which PhiliF
Monihan. John Dunnigan, John Besson
Alfred Rock and Amy Girard tooh
part; songs n monologue by Charles
c.. Clark. stories by John 0'Brien
Irish melodies by Henry and Hugh Nc
Goldrick and songs by John Quinlan
Eleanor Mcmahon and Fred Yeoman
STAR cLAskIFIEp ADS ARE hest,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
BIiYs RESORT HOTEL

ATLANTIC CITY. March 1s.-Joseph
SANS, head Of the City Business League
Of Atlantic City, has purchased the
Hotel Belmont. on Virginia avenue
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
SOUTH NEWARKS TO
BE ADMITTED INTO THE
COUNTY BALL LEAGUE
Holy Name League Will Meet in
Nutley Tonight to Com
plete Plans.
BY SEMI.pRO.

THE applications of seventeen
teams will be considered at a
meeting of the County League,
to be held tonight at Prendergast's
Hotel. 1t is expected that the Newark
Turn Vorwaerts will be admitted, and
their team will be known as the South
Newarks. Several matters Of import
n C will be discussed, among them
the outlining of schedule for the COM
ing season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18

to be held tonight at Prendergast's
Hotel. 1t Is expected that the Newark
Turn Vorwaerts will be admitted, and
their team will be known as the South
Newarks. Several matters of import.
ance will be discussed, among them
the outlining of schedule for the COM
ing season.
Managers wishing to make applica-
ton for admission into the proposed
Holy Name Baseball League will be
given their last opportunity at to-
nights meeting. to be held at st. Mary's
Hall, Nutley. A delegate. empowered
to act in behalf of his team should be
sent.
The semi-professional Swarthmore
Baseball Club. member of the Inter
City Baseball Association, champions
of New York for 1909, with a record OF
winning forty games out of forty-two
played against the best teams, is now
ready to book games for the coming
season with clubs in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, who can offer suitable
inducements for this star attraction.
Games can be booked for Wednesdays,
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. We
have already closed all Sundays in May,
with several Long Island teams. but all
other dates are open. Address all COM
munications to Samuel S. Rosenberg,
manager, BOTS Perry avenue, New York
city.
The Vigilant A. A, that represents
Gollaoo Dain+ u,o..I5 Tito RI arranU o
Saturday games during June, July and
August with first-class semi-profes-
sional teams Offering suitable induce
ments, Long Branch, Asbury Park,
New Brunswick, Perth Amboy, Bound
Brook and teams of like strength pre-
ferred. Will not consider games with
any but first-class teams. Address Err
win Geissman, 233 Thirteenth street,
College Point, L. L.
The Summit Y. NJ. c. A. has organ
lied for the coming season and the
team is open to challenges. Would be
glad TO hear from the st. Benedicts,
Ironsides, Bay View Wheelmen and
The MelroSe, Acme, Lenox and CheS-
ter teams of the Branch Brook League
have already decided upon the make
up of their uniforms. Each team will
likely have colors. This matter will be
discussed at the mex meeting in two
weeks.
The Burnet +. c., of this city, has en-
tered the Essex County Junior League.
but one more team is needed in the
circuit to make up the eight clubs.
The Suburban Bowling Association
of the Kruger Club will organize into
a baseball team this season. They will
hold a meeting at their clubhouse mex
Tuesday evening to decide upon the
schedule for the year and the make
up of the team.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18
Cleanliness
mo. s. First seriesl

We have called at
tention TO the pure,
~"germless" water nee
essary to good brew
ing. But the best and
purest malt and hops
and the finest water
would be of no avail
were not everything
in the brewery with
which they come into
contact ANTISEP-
TICALLY CLEAN.
Every utensil, every
pipe used in convey
ing the wort and the
beer, must be CON
STANTLY STER-
ILIZED and EXAM
INED to prevent the
entrance OF anytoreign
substance. The pro-
cesses in brewing are
so delicate that even
certain bacteria, harm
less or beneficial in
other foods, must be
carefully eliminate d,
lest they interfere with
the sounddevelopment
of the yeast in fermen-
tation or otherwise in
iure the quality and
stability of the finished
beer.
%SSg We cordially invite you
*GA# toVISiT OUR PLANT AT
M ANY TIME to acquaint
He yourself with the whole-
h#E some and sanitary con-
ditions under which our
products are made. The
"Plank.road" Trolley passes door.
HAT =. Ionrm axvnrSC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18

We cordially invite you
TO VISIT OUR PLANT AT
ANY TIME to acquaint
yourself with the whole-
some and sanitary con-
ditions under which our
products are made. The
"Plank-road" Trolley passes door,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18

The Suburban Bowling Association
of the Kruger Club will organize into
a baseball team this season. They will
hold a meeting at their clubhouse next
Tuesday evening to decide upon the
schedule for the year M the make
up of the team.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-18

The Burnet T. c., of this city, has en-
tered the Essex County Junior League,
but one more team is needed in the
circuit to make up the eight clubs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
GHOST OF MAN WHO
OWNED MINE SCARES
PEOPLE FROM CABIN
Prospectors Refuse to Go Near Prop
erty of Miner Killed by ExpIo-
sion Near DownieviIIe,
California

DOWN. IEVILLE, Jan. 7.-What
they stoutIy claim is the ghost of
S. w. Shaw, former owner of the
mine, who was killed by an ex-
pIosion, appears at the RattIesnake
property near this place with such
frequency and grinnness that min-
ers and others will not go near
the place.
Ed Deal decided the other day
to stake out the claim formerly
owned by Shaw. He took up his
abode in shaw's cabin, and the
first night was scared white by
having his chair taken from under
him by unseen hands, tables moved
about and, finally, by seeing the
manaled shade of Shaw appear
before him in threatening
manner.
He swears the story is true and
refuses to return to the spot.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
LOCAL

Harry Lauder noted Scotch singer, is
guest at dinner of Caledonian club of
which he is made honorary member.
PAGE Q
Stovaine, anaesthetic. is used in
surgical operation without pain being
inflicted or unconsciousness produced.
PAGE 8
Wife No 2 is granted decree by which
marriage to man with another spouse
is annulled. PAGE )
Hotel clerk sent to prison for passing
forged checks PAGE .
Occidental college to be removed from
PAGE 16
Frank G. Tinlayson succeeds Judge
Works as president of City club PAGE 16
Wife who declares husband insane
claims he sought her life PAGE 16
Mrs Gertrude Nelson Andrews says
suffrage is the important ques-
ton of the hour PAGE !
Parent-Teachers' association proves
worth as developing influence. PAGE 10
Samuel Goodin. a recluse, shoots him
self after penning suicide verdict. PAGE 9 |
Aviators at Domnguez field to begin
flights today when four noted aerial
pilots will test their aeroplanes. PAGE
Judge Works lauds woman's influence
PAGE 9
Mothers meet in inspiring session and
president of California congress pleads
for cause OF children. PAGE 10
George n. Black prominent Republi-
can boosts for annexation of Holly
wood to Los Angeles. PAGE 16
Forestry society of California applauds
principles OF Pincltbt, former chief for
ester of United States. PAGE 2
Los Angeles Elks plan trip to annual meet
ing of grand lodge to be held next July
in Detroit. PAGE 8
Editorial, Letter Box, Haskin's letter
PAGE A
Society, club news PAGE 10
Marriage licenses. births and deaths.
PAGE IA
News of the courts PAGE 5
Municipal affairs. PAGE .
Classified advertising. PAGES 14-15
Mines and oil fields. PAGE 1S
Markets and financial PAGE Z |
City breHtes. PAGE
Automobiles PAGE Ii
Theaters and dramatic criticism PAGE .
Sports. PAGE II
Aviation news PAGE S
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
Childrens home at Seaside Park Long
Beach, found to be scene of filth and
squaIor PAGE 3
Twelve sawtelle poison victims are
laid to rest at Santa Monica. PAGE 3
Mayor windhams slate of appointments
badly riddled by Long Beach council.
PAGE IA
Riverside chamber of commerce holds
annual meeting and banquet. PAGE 8
Identity revealed Of girl hobo who rode
on train trucks out of San Bernar-
dino. PAGE IA
Pasadena society women to make fight
in Harmon balloon at tournament to-
day. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
MINING AND OIL

United Well in Section Six. North Mid
way enters Santa Fe oil stratum.
PAGE 13
Oil men stake about 1900 acres about
Coalinga. PAGE IL
Excursion into San Joaquin fields will
materlalize PAGE 10
Lordsburg smelter blows in, giving a
new market for ore. PAGE IL
Rich gold discovery reported at Macori,
Mexico PAGE IL
Crpp district in Nevada, scene Of
falena strike. PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
RESIGNS OFFICE TO WE'D

WEAvERvILLE, Cal, Jan. Miss
Nellie Jordan, county superintendent of
schools of Trinity county, has resigned
and her place will be filled at special
meeting of the board of supervisors.
There are five applicants. She will be-
come the wife of D. McPhetres of San
Luis Obispo Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
FOREIGN

Hubert Latham, French aviator. breaks
his own record for high flight. PAGE
Cardinal satolll dies in Rome after long
illness PAGE 2
President Madriz tustiies Intervention and
resentful attitude of United States. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
SPORTS

Ad Wolgast and George Memsic fight
ten rounds to draw. PAGE IL
Governor of Utah goes after prize fight
ing in that state. PAGE ~
Law students at U. S. C. expect to have
champion baseball team PAGE IL
Daddy Gyp beats classy field of S-year-
olds at Emeryvllle. PAGE IL
Jacksonville talent gets hard jolt from
books in form upheavals. PAGE Il
Sevenfull again defeats field Of crack
sprinters at Juarez. PAGE Il
Sam Hildreth leads list of winning
horsemen in American for 1903. PAGE II
Molesworth rides three winners at
Terrazas park. PAGE Il
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Saturday; light frost in the morning;
light north wind. Maximum temper
ature yesterday, 60 degrees; minimum,
IL degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
TheLiquor Question
Laws Regulating the Wholesale Licenses
Should Be Chdnged-Lin1itGtiOn
of Number of Permits
Is Desirable
Is Desirable

LTh Of
Los
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
CHILD HAS THREE HEADS

VERA CRUZ, Jan. 7.--Mrs. simon
Avilla has given birth to child with
three heads. The child is still living.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
EASTERN

Scientist makes wonderful telescope in
Arizona with which he reveals secrets
of celestial regions PAGE
President Taft's special message to con-
gress disappoints all but party regu-
lars. PAGE
Prices in market in Wall street result
in fall as result of Tafts message.
President Taft dismisses Clifford Pin
chot, chief forester OF U. S. PAGE
Insurgents score first victory over Can
non faction. PAGE
Storm and cold claim many victims in
eastern and northern states. PAGE l
Woman prisoner in county Jail causes
trouble PAGE
City is saved $4,000 for aqueduct ma
terial and supposed combine of ce-
ment makers is broken through efforts
of board of public works. PAGE
Senator La Toilette of Wisconsin scores
President Taft for inaction declaring the
chief executive has made bad beginning.
PAGE 8
Burrower dies in tunnel he had eXcavated
in New York in order to reach millions.
fi u PAGE
Foodstuffs prices in Chicago soar upwards,
and question of living becomes prob
Iematic. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-08
SOUTH CALIFORNIA
COAST

Democrats hold important session at
San Francisco and denounce methods
of Republican administration in Cali
fornia PAGE 8
San Francisco mayor makes appointment Of
all commissioners except one, but political
complexion of governing bodies will be
unchanged. PAGE
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-02-04
100000 ASKED
FOR CAPITAL SITE
Senate Passes Warmers Pet Bill
Senator Rodde Of Ada Led
Opposition.

Guthrie, Okla, Feb S.-The senate
yesterday passed Senator Russells
bill creating a combination to secure
options upon several proposed sites
one of which is to be chosen by the
people at an election as a location for
the state capital. 1t appropriates ST.
100000 from the public building fund
to be used in purchasing the site fin
ally chosen. The bill, which is to be-
come a law If approved by a majority
vote Of the people, passed by 2S to 8.
Senator K. M. Roddie of Ada led the
opposition to the bill, stating that he
was opposed to spending $1,000,OOO Of
the peoples money TO pay for an hallu-
cinatlon that has been racking the
brain of the weasel from Warner" ire.
ferring to RusselD He objected TO
placing the responsibility OF spending
ST 100000 in the hands of a commission
not regular officers Of the people and
who would devote only part of their
time TO the enterprise.
Senate leaders predicted that the
bill will pass the house with the pro-
vision referring it to a vote Of the
people striken Off All the senator's
representing cities that are aspirants
for the capital, including Senator Cum
ningham of Guthrie, voted for the
bill.
The house passed without debate
the Cook resolution requiring Gov
ernor c. N. Haskell to inform the
legislature why he has not appointed
an additional district Judge in the
Muskogee-Wagner district in compli-
ance with the law passed at the last
session requiring the governor to
make such an appointment The house
also passed the Lockwood memorial TO
congress asking for legislation to as
sist Lincoln county IN drainage work
along the Deep Fork
Glover of Chickasha introduced a
resolution memorializing congress to
the legislature, in which he recon-
mends legislation providing an addi-
tional appropriation for the care Of the
insane at Norman, and validating damn
age claims against telegraph com.
panies The message also opens the
way for establishing several additional
county clerk towns
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-02-04
MAGAZINE WANTS
STORY OF vINITA
Opportunity" Sends Representative to
New State to Secure First Hand
information.

w Harrison Burnell. who is making
a tour of the state in the interest of
Opportunity" q magazine published
by the Progress Company OF Chicago.
arrived in the city this morning over
the Frisco and is gathering data for
a story on Vinita, to be published in
the March issue of his magazine.
which will be devoted largely to Okla
.homa, There is," said Mr.. nurnell,
in conversation with a Chieftain repre-
sentative, "a large and constantly
growing interest in Oklahoma among
all classes of people in the east and
central west Our company conducts
IA homeseekers' information bureau In
connection with Opportunity, and
very considerable proportion of the in
quiries we are called upon to answer
have to do with the new state.
THE sales OF Oklahoma school lands
have attracted widespread interest
and our office has been flooded with re-
quests for information about these
lands. The inquiries come from peo-
pie in all walks Of life and show that
the eyes of the nation are on okla
homa
we find that manufacturers. mer-
chants and investors generally are be-
ginning 20 appreciate the possibilities
Of the state and are anxious to be
informed regarding its many pprogres-
sive cities"
Mr.. Burnell is interviewing John
Wise, secretary of the CONNER
oial club, and win publish a story Of
vinita that will undoubtedly attract
many homeseekers and investors to
this section.