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Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

next Sherln. We sos,t "a
Captain BargeSs Is sest,,. -
but We do know be Is Isl
nan and would make
Dr. and Mrs. Fank Per- y
en-. Texas who are here
and Mrs Walter Pscs len y
ROwena % visit Col and NJ
Peek. They viii also yl.I s1 I
An ice Pryor add o,b', I
county relatives and irlene, ~
Henry Sanchez Ia, IN
4 testament printed by IN.
Bible Society Of New Yo,s As
1910. The testament IS vel
The Owl read 4 few chspter
good book and gained NUN -
food Tor thought.
"Wednesday, james ns,.
Dan Ryan put On hosio,
bad > little artistic ruous. i's
wears . lavender ruset,s
nose and cheek. Dan narn~
ed several Close calls tren
hammer blows handed ,et \.
Is tho Ledger u be vio,s
map2 It's a measly sh,r.
the doors OF this grand ~
Does the blue marx aefo,,,e
include the Blue Rom ana =.
wood Springs Oh. W.
But come on IN; the water i \.
jim Mckee, the peerless On.
across with a basket a. h..
peaches and the Ledger ,a,oa
aleu- ine efit very much. Dim
the printers and the pnp,srL.
What's the matter win ~
bearing, another peerless o.'
has never lost a battle? Oon.,I
Wallace; the water is bee
Tuesday, at 2:3O O'Clock A..
installed 10 the Mayors os,s
desk. known 70 be over 10 ~. I
IL has been ID a cold storsys ~.
90 years and is well preserym \.
an all-purpose desk, Just VIM, i
Potts has been booking fr n,
quarter OF a century. In an, =.
desks many drawers vas s,o,.
tigbtly-eorked bottles. an,
contained Kentucky Joy u,tsr ],
the other ginger ale The aTs u
unique piece Of furniture. Ggs.|
the temple Of justice and tbs !
Mayor will take pleasure in
you the nifty desk. Say. VIA i
would like TO take a Shot At M,
water" bottle. We are sure In
therein would quickly reach ~ /.
spot. But We presume gu us
keep the juice and use it 70, ~
pnrpcses-only, and so We vim !
~ at that. But Oh, that is N
Probably, we will have the ds
extended On cut west and sks I,
heat at The Wayerl7 this IS,
There Is always hot air b,5ss
10 chunks 10 the C0ttoaso5d !
district, but just to help push
thing al0sg and help make ggy
greater New York, steam hel,
Installed maybe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28
DoEBLIN ON an RoNn

Louis Doeblin, who is charged with
uttering malicious and false Savings
against Leslie Myers, OF north Of
s'ash Hin, was released on bond to
appear on the first Monday OF the
November term Of the clscult court
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28
PRACTICE NOT WHAT

FHEY FKENIH
Then spake Jesus to the multitude
and to his disciples, saying, The
scribes and the Pharisees sit II
Moses scat; an therefore what so
ever they bid you observe. that OBJ
serve and do; but do not ye after
heir works; for they say, ard do no
Matt XIII. 1-3.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28
FUNERAL oF MRs. HARpgR.

The funeral over the remains OF
Mrs. Martha A. Harper, who died on
Monday evening, was held from the
residence "Wednesday afternoon al
$50 o'clock, The Rev. ]. L. Ays
cue, assisted by the Revs. Pittman
and Armstrong OF Kansas City. con
Quoted the services.
The quartet, composed Of the Rev
a. A Wallace, Col. and Mrs. W. d.
FonyiHe and Mrs. Gibbs, sang sever
al selections.
The pail bearers were: DR.. P. e.
Coil George Marshall, j. w. Howell
Abe Jackson. Cbas. Clark. Frank Kel
SO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Memphis. Tenn., Sept e.
Fifteen hundred shopmen. meubeS
0. the Illinois Central Federation,
struck, to-day. in sympathy with
clerks who are out. The Railroad
Company refuses to accept the fed
e1ation's terms. The eompsnys
freight property is being guarded.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

FOUND Last Thursday, a dark
sorrell horse. thin in flesh, with sin.
gle set Of harness on it. Owner
may have same by paying for this
ad and calling at Wares Livery
Barn. d9w1t ?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Misses harriet CFeel and Amanda
Painter have returned home TO Car
noiltoa after a pleasant visit with
Mr.. and AlrG Mlzs Peters
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

A. S Epusua and sla@ Mss
ffzrr =. Wc= -s Ny
RNasaAs q 8snEus eo1uty, veas %
81 L1uA Taosszy Scr a Sew care
FlFsA
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Miss EHz2 GSbtz departed We.tnes
day for Cape Grar5ezu where ske
will visit her btuther, Anaersoa
GIBBS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Ltnwood HoF@ q Hesel2 Ara, fai
Dzry connected WITH Tie loczl saec-
tric HBe, IS here the guest Of Mez-
lc0 frez6z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Ceasemeri KID ans SIX Gloves
lct as III ycu ceS1
Rltketts g. Emmens d. G Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

J " Rose j. IN Kzasss CITY al
tsu6ing The Bee Keepers Cozysz.
tea
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

The Rev. J b. Greer closed a
very successful protracted meeting a
Rowena "Wednesday evening On
ne1t Monday night be begins a pro
tracted meeting al New Hope.
We Eaye q good assorted line Of
mems aud yeans mems elothiDy &c.
1t- pr.css Leseit you bay your Wis
ter snit.
Rseketts & Emm0ns ID. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Miss Rena Rouse viii depart this
week for Omaha, who're ahe viii
visit her brothers and attend the
Axarben. Miss Rouse expects TO be
absent about a month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

II yea are is Les2 OF rugs. sma'
81 large sizes sc al save yea
rzoEey
Ricketts, ( EEnIeas D. G. Co
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28
rnEArRe NILt oPEn lArga.

II has been decided 10 open the
Ferris Grand later when the full
equipment Of the new house has
been installed The opening number
OF the lecture course win be given
N The Orpheum.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

30 1t ordained by HE Cagsl
Mexico. Mo-. as follows
secsion f. That sections 81 "a
ordiaances No. % OF the Reral
d8rsaicea Of The City Of Naa
1910. entitled liccnsca BE- "a
ard THAI Said sections o. ~
read aad Dc m foroa as
Sec 81 Owners Of rohioa
tain hcenae No person shala
.city, hire 20 Others, ior pay a
or compensation. @ cause 10 /
Ter hire pay. rFoit or cong
doa. any carriage,
buggy. omnibus. dray gaga,
wagon. eau. furniture car,
other vehicle. Cr shal keep q
any mak wagon, loe wagon, ol I
on Laundry WAGON % wagon sa
III esi''sis = va
~ hi.'A .
Als olaiiiaL 80
i'o'l' ~ @'ls
aie.e i.Se,~e 70 . y'-- =. :.
sAic's snan ~ H.. (,
soN'ls purpO /
.,e4.s
Alho' second - 49, !
ussa " ~ ]. r..
any PURPOSE ~ -.
ing Feiacle ioE .,., M
couAinAslohef' o. O.I,' w.. ,,rsI
!
Oeish1 seu 4. "a
ef noh'iioeAseu NV n.
can % secured
en- favorable term
aee q iAci' ' IN -.
ohec''a sens =. rtr
kept ana usea "''ii1
SieAsco' az iolo"' !, !,
Flrst.-upon e''H - !, !
ana use an oi'i'''og' ,or,n
OF moFs borses' i'''''l
ahiVm' "a /
seooad--opon .ihns Z
ami use a i"oao''' .s,. Il
carriage, cab Og8sl ., O o- tmsl
used N trans y solssi
point *1lhih 'u' ''
annum s.I
Third Upon q "',' ~, I'D
morse Ne Waso''' ~, h,sra|
wason' transfer "eso "a
JOB wagon or o'aer -..r
the tFans Isot'1.ioH ..-,yel 4
sage. merchandise 51,., ~
rock, dirt lumber Oa ' $3.50
Of any k'aa ana l na,,, vsai|
'ec's % Or from ""' 1o,lar, pel
city. the sum Of le'' ''i ,1.o,s
aum Fourth -Opol, " to,ss "a
asp ~" ~ ,.a,o of W
or JOB wasoai' Ice "asoD' ~ nj
laundry wagon the s9la NJ.
sara per annum. ,', ..,s,bs ID
this ordinance SHAH pFo.' ",
dealer from using +, d.
~ 'He .str. ont q "a
finlts Wathoue 'a4l - .5,t an
ter's license. Provided 'a,, 4 a
au teams usea 10, s,ross
or uoihs ~ -. Pga
the ele s'i'4i y stable II
further that no livery BY. qyi8
city any foreign ''l rfB|
pose Of hdlH2hs ia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

EFZM Bass Ea-ers-Hzxe UuE
naea M--Tee RozaG OAK 81 EoSrs
u dWI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28
?0-1t CITY Enginee

Gene Tomlinson will 90 to Kansas
City this week where he has a POSI-
tioH with the Davis Motor Car Agen-
~ there. Gene is a hustler and
viii make good
We believe you want the best and
We have it in Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co.
Miss Caroline Lewis. Of Bowling
Green, Mo, Is the guest Of Mrs.
William Lee.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Rothwell Of Moberly
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary
Gibbs.
LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

on account OF the votes ia Maine
It 10 announced that prohibition was
repealed BY &c votes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Sothng re have shown g0u e
yezrs wEu impress y0u more laza
thss seascas n OF Mems ana
Boys Clothing and Shosz We wll
be gid to s5cw Toz-
us<<a E-~~o-s n q -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Lawrence Mathews and wife, q
this county. have departed for =
visit = California
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Now is lne .isae Il get The boy his
winter suit. and va have IL cheap
Ct.
Ricketts, & EInoHa D. G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

NeE Ccuntrv Sa-Ehum IN Ealic7
huckets- sAc ecA- Ene Al
zsi-8r ~ S-ith Bros
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

roR sAEE-Co1x e. AnH 11A-
u suah SIS s Csask s. @IS NJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28
General News.

he ". Gslzher No1a1ea Co
q ks ag. Em Ehordr starr vork
rnseans theE rzzat hspe I'D
Sss~ Il : oo-p4te5 x EI Be CO
& he nozs noserz NA eQHn~
K tss Szzsa Coznzcs hzse al
r.sT hsn Ezusd 10 exieaS lie
Aaiairg sosth 81 sses to TIE ckscSg,
( AIfsa rEnoad tracks
A revreeentzaFe q tie colpSHy
sezres Tor s. Lc-k shs week %
varcszs uaotanery NhSh III IN
cnss a lAzss trzrealg erase to car
= ~ son fran he cas- "a uhSeA
4 Is brouxkt 20 Nexico % Any p4r
a tie bz1HlnE This VII greatly
fscEHssse thelr EOrk
Thsy have a2re1Sx had Installed
for a n--ssr q yezz. eo-EsSd
ar poser fsr tAer htterias a2d sseh-
IA suols ~ DpzoveDsnt Zee
psnss outaSs q tie brSsr cites
have uhu HisaS to Ezke 1s
SHAT oae oF TIE hSsi in tNe West
P0FnN 10 Sne1PN oS
Urs IL NNA feT S1~Ae u
ho-@ ~ 49, ~ eFeAE g
Ar = Wih tie ASkpF@ eaAr
TIE hrs naIe@ x - NAher
t--e ea-r E-reryxhsrs Ein Be
competed 2 ne oSN tAle A-
@R te her ears ~ PAsse
EheA Wh p s1a ARsr
BSas q ra1pEe rn @o
a. IlEzel1 g - 2 t@e
nS 90 ne
ana
S. and @So sF % ~
s e ne
s' 80 ~
ler@r ao~F' %o
ne @AH
q AIS o t @
~ he loral tese,sene IL.
:. tie MISSOURI 4 Kzazs
> 6h,za On ain Sc fnsr5rsmeuts
II, ~ tce.5 p,avt tboor he VII q
ne Pa'Ae
-es owner
fr9@g ~ S@ ~o
a t q ne
n @-0
i"anss rs no.
VII @ASeo q - 2"
sue AAs Il va %
q
siNS q 1 N - A
Interests ma Ol44 Mo q
N NJ Aol o
@ 4 A1 90
nus sue anu S
m
ne tfshAE O me p1os N"i
be made n . few Gays An q ne
present einPlos@ q me company VI
e reaaAaea and Improvements mace
ny Thofn'oa stated eFeg Ga1ea
woad Be lDterFseEsa concerning ne
improvements before any move vas
made n tAat direction
Nm ~ al =. h,-,.
l. - 49,. s.o1+ - a. -.
,,o ~ r. p.-,t,g s,,.~ ~,
lAee-n.,v t,orr wo,s,v ,nor,g,g II
II. na ~ rAvr. - -.
In. 49, go. 100 !, $3.50
-. asol,et -
wss p,~s i. y ~ pr.tb s,,,.5
H. s.tbar inan,nconsc,oys eo.seion
rs,~ =, 49, no.or ~ the @sora
HgT ,ng - h,d baar E,s. ,bera
d, n,s t,oug 49,, n. ,rrss hsve hsen
@,be,e on9v sso,4 u s.8
"a -mr,est.to,w ,.t,e, ~ N.
@Am,c y, F.as wo,-os 60 and
physicians summoned. A diagnosis Of
% case hetea'ea ne iac% eAah the
en@ nag mH 1He use o. As
lllh05 ne N4s aos 70 use
s - -
L.
-s ~
- a. -. g-u-.z-
- - ~ ~.
noon on a 9ao wax he b@s ho'
-
L..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Lyle MTIl1aa. Of Slster. . visiting
his father. Ira MiihgsE, Of this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28
FARM ron SALE

Is5 Acres. well improved and yeTy
protective; short distance north Of
Mexico. Particulars N request
30-2t j. ". DANIEL,
Agent,
Nandalia, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Miss Eleanor Minor. Of Independ.
ence. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mize Peters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

&Tn RasazN OAK HART Coal Base
Barner-aES~ yua @n hsn Al
Ras~vaann'ss szI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Tea HEae 81 C2-tas la wl
zese hack ta sc Azarss2 Taey
aN rasr= tarx
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28
FARMERS, INSURANCE

Notice is hereby given to the mem.
Sers OF The F. & L. Cooperative In.
surance Association Of Audrain Co.
that the annual meeting will be held
Tuesday at 1880 p. m Oct. 10, 1911.
at the Company's office in Mexico
Officers to elect. report OF years
work and other important business
We want a large attendance.
30-2t 4. b. Norris sartv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

ose-seckea-Grest Wea1 Esz
nre sgrsasgr-eH 81 ha tAzn oaf
ssv 10 resncs seeh-Ra@rH@ -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

The very best shoes for the money
in Mexico. See
Rieketts &mmons D G. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

II T 81 wisa rA n cezsEz-
ia a- wssssozi hzsness Tp@ezy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

ca.as Fasss - = vassaia
,rs~1ay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Gas craksz snt % Borlas
cssen Ts~lay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

srxy Coaiss IS hozse tru@ . sS
a n4 70 Fanaa1A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

When in the market for Mems and
Boys clOilIrg, call and see US.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

ca nslosw -sas 70 vansaiA q
7~ay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

wEasf goaasua An hh vsE tE
setaa y MaaaatzeuS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

An Ordinance Amending s.
81 and 60 ef Ordinance No .
the Revised Ordinances Of
city Of Mexico, NO., Of tsa
tisiee Licenses.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

American Lady Ccrsels. an be
RNNest sha1eE
Ritkefss r FmmanF D. C. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Marjorie Barnes. the 6 years old
daughter Of G. A Barnes, IS III Of
typhoid fever.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

LEDeEn AovaNrIsEMENrs az
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

The business eBd Of a stFue b the
Gre POI. Have yOu seen The fire
pots iafhc Round Oak and Garland
stoso-They are different, entirely
dlmereuf from all otherH-Invesigate
-Compare-There a reason You
should kuow-Robertson. dwI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1911-09-28

Attest. Wallace Dearlnb
tseaD CIV wv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Money-Saving Prices on Wanted Silks

Unquesonaby the lowest prices at which goods Of this
quality have been offered the present No
who is going dress afford to this sale
The choicest of midseason favortes Take note OF the
actual vaues-and then of the special prices.
24-inch all silk Foulards. Valentines Cheneys and other
makes the best cooIs and of them
OF the spotproof ST. and % grades Sae 69c yard
"A inches wide Cheney Brothers very best grade water
proof Foularls in design and effects $125 quality
Sale 81 yard
4Onch French and domestic Fouards $175 to 81 grades
Sale $125 yard.
and 46neh French and Swiss Fouards; $3.50 and $23
qualities. Sale, $1.95 yard
Valentines hghgade shedwaer bordered Fouards A. and
46 inches wide 70 and $3 qualities Sale $175 yard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Spring and Summer Wash Dresses for Girls

sold by this department only have splen
by from
Joining make of little dresses that bought Of
the request order and this the dresses
have rive satisfaction.
stock of these wash dresses coored and white consisting
garments all models
included this
better fitting have style
more attractive have them made home
10 per cent discount from regular
prices for Chdrea's Week. Sale only
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Girls Graduation Dresses

of white dresses for girls includes mod
attractive styles that meet the approval Of both and
school have been specially made for
PER CENT DISCOUNT FROM REGULAR PRICES FOR chill
DRENS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Infants Soft Sole Shoes and Slippers

100 styles dainty little sandals shoes slippers and
babies will find all coor patterns and styles at SOC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Junior Misses Suits and Goats

Our junior the product ghcass makers
all new22 and 24nch
lined quality SINNERS silk satin Twopece and hoeop
(ump H. II and 10 novelty
mostly blue Choice of suit stock
h1rd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21

The prices and discounts quoted below and
seaonabe goods and apply to every article of chdrens
in the store. The specials lines of spring APP
parel which propose to close out and each
stance from oned to onehaf less than regular price
The discounts all goods which you must buy
later at regular prices They offered, not be
afford to sell them for less than regular prices
under ordinary circumstances but with the determination OF
making this Chdrens Shopping Week decided success and
with the knowledge that the larger sales through this inno
vaon will more than make good the reduction Of profit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
Extraordinary Reductions
Girls Spring Goats and Jackets
Junior Misses Wash Dresses
For Chlldren's Week Sale.

Sizes 49, Is, II and 49,
dresses specially designed for large girls
cuay those tall for their The larger II and
small alterations
handsome tailored dresses both linen and
of white linen and repp Also
chambray gngham the low neck and short sleeve
For sale only
10perc centd discount FROM price
At$195-unior chambray percae
mode solo
to $3.50.
$295-About fifty misses wash dresses from early
$40 Materials Of domestic
ginghams
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-16

of bitter feeling had developed in the
race. Moran threw Brocco intention
ally, it is said, and he came to blows
with Hill afterward, punching a specta-
tor who Kissed him. Mora is a hard,
aggressive rider and does not take
kindly to what he terms unjust criti-
cism. He has had a good deal to put
up with in this race. 1t is known that
MacFarland does not like Kramer any
too we'll. Perhaps he did not do his
best to make things easy for the champ
and his partner in this race as an off,
cial of the track.
After the row with Hill the big Cali
fornian ordered Kramer n Moran off
the track. This was patched up after
ward, but the feeling remained and the
Jam" was probably a direct result of
all this feeling. Aside from the for
eigners, it is known that the Americans
were divided into practically two
cliques, and not much low was lost be-
tween the two.
From every point of view this race
was by far the most exciting and inter
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-16

ers and spectators, but he continually
slid into bags to make the action me-
cbanica1, tutoring himself to time the
slide perfectly, to prevent sliding short
or over-sliding the bag. Cobb claims
that hitting the dirt" at the proper
distance from the bag has become as
natural for him as starting for first
after hitting the ball.
The pitcher and catcher figure prom
inently in Cobb's methods. He has
studied every pitcher in his league;
he has studied every, characteristic
movement of each individual hurler.
Cobb's lead is not nearly as large
as Bescher's. Playing against the
same pitchers that Cobb faces Beschsr
would also have to cut down his enor-
nous leads.
Outguessing the catcher is another
feature of the Cobb method. He
studies catchers as carefully as pitch
ers. He tries to figure what they ex-
pect and then does the opposite.
The infielder covering the bag for
which Cobb is bound, next comes into
play. Cobb watches the baseman's
eyes. The eyes are OF the ball the
catcher is throwing. By watching the
eyes Cobb plans the course of his slide.
His agility does the rest.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-16

DETROIT, Dec. 16.-American
League critics have taken issue with
Clark Griffith, eX-manager of the
Reds, who will pilot the Washington
team in 1912, upon his statement that
Bob Bescher, of Cincinnati, is the best
base-runner in the game.
What of Cobb" is the question
asked.
Admitting hat Bescher's weight and
speed-he tips the beam at 190-make
him a dreaded figure on National
League base paths, he hasn't the agil-
ity and cunning of Cobb. Although
Ty played in seven less games this
year than his National League rival,
he stole three more bases, and while
Bescher, as a member of a team that
was never a serious contender after
the first two months of the season, had
ar opportunity to run the bases wild,
Cobb couldn't take chances until the
Championship race was practically de-
cided against the Tigers.
B-ase-running with Cobb, like bat
ting, is a science. Cobb has spent
hours in practising sliding. Cobb slides
when the occasion does not call for it.
He has done much sliding that APP
peared unnecessary to opposing play
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-16
AMONG BASKETBALL TEAMS AND PLAYERS

the Hill, will again be on deck to
help the Ironsides.
1t will be the American five, of
Paterson, and the Dominicans at Elec-
tric Park tomorrow night. The Pas
sale county champions will try hard
to number the Doughertys among their
list of victims. Dutch" Stumpf has
signed with the Domins to TAKE the
place of Manager Dougherty. He
showed up we'll against the National
Turner's and has already become a
favorite with the local fans.
O.
The Bay View Wanderers will open
their home season on Bay View court
tomorrow night, meeting some fast
combination.
Hans Wagner and Dots Miller, both
of the Pittsburg National League
Baseball Club, were spectators at the
General Electric-Totowa game.
The Froelich A. A. added another
victory to it's long list when it de-
feated the st. Mary Five at Casino Hal
last night in one of the fastest games
of the season, 36 to 80.
The wentworth team defeated the
All-Stars in a basketball game on the
Kunzmann's Hall court last night by G
score of 20 to IL.
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THIRTEEN-YEAR=OL
BOY SCORES lOl
AT HEADPIN GAME

Newark Church League Night No. q
in the STAR headpin bowling tour1,a-
ment was featured last night on the
~Iroquois alleys by a tally of 101 placed
to the credit of Hobart Kuebler, jr., q
1~3-year-old lad, who rolled as a mem
Der of the Sixth Presbyterian Church
quintet. Kuebler is the youngest
bowler who ever won one of the fobs
offered by the STAR to those who get
TALES of 100 or better. Wesley Reed,
bowling with the "a" team of the Fair
mount Baptist Church, got a mark of
1O6. He and Kuebler were the only fob
winners. Nine teams took part in the
competition. Both last night and
Thursday night there were teams
scheduled which did not appear. The
indications are that they will all be on
hand Friday night, December %, when
the third chance for Newark Church
League teams to hit the headpin will
be given. Here are all the scores:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-16
Basketball Results
Last Night

One point separated the Bay View
Wheelmen quintet from the National
Turner's in a game replete with excit-
ing plays last night on the Wheelmen's
court. The point gave the Wheelmen a
victory, the final score being 27-26 in
their favor.
The score al the end of the first half
was equally close, Bay View leading,
1912. In the second half the Bay
Views got going and had the tally 25-14
in their favor, but the Turner's finished
strong and lost out by a single point.
st. Benedict's Prep basketballers
showed a flash of form and COM
pletely outplayed the West Hoboken
High quintet on the Casino Hal court
last night. The score was 45 to 20.
The team work Of the winners was a
feature.
The Newark Business C~ollegians were
beaten by the Neptune Five on the lat
ter teams court, at South Amboy, by a
score of So to 20.
Eighteenth Avenue defeated Burnet,
3S to 3, while Central Avenue won from
Webster, % to 8, in a Northern Junior
League game. In the Southern Junior
Public School League, Morton scored a
ISIS win over Hamburg; Hawthorne
defeated Madison, 20 to 7, and Bergen
won from Avon, II to 1.