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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08

the family left in two automobiles
and secretly passed down the differ
ent back streets, while from the 70
Gallo still rang the shouts of the mob,
mad for Madero. The servants were
fold to call at the agents office for
their money and all received large
gifts of money in addition to their
wages. None went to the, station ex-
cept the driver Of the presidential au-
tomobile and one guard, who sat with
the chauffeur.
1.-The president, his wife and daugh-
ter went one way to the station. while
Porfirio Diaz, jr, his wife and their
son went another way and were joined
along the way by automobiles carry
ing friends. none Of whom went fur-
ther than the station.
Son Glad to Go.
''Diaz seemed completely broken
with GRIEF, which was written all over
his face, while Madame Diaz alone ap-
peared content, while the son seemed
glad to get out of the country where
he had been hated for being the son
of his father, now without office.
"The family believed that Diaz
would have stayed and fought out the
battle against all odds. as in all the
time I have worked in the family /
never saw the old man recede from
step once taken, and have been en-
trusted with many errands both from
madame and Diaz himself. errands
which a woman alone could do.
"All the servants loved Diaz and ms
wife and son, and believed in him ao-
solutely."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08
TAFT THE GUEST
OF BROOKLYN TODAY
VIII Review Sunday School
Parade and Make
Addresses.

New. York, n. Y, June S.-Brooklyn
will entertain president Taft this al
ternoon. with governor Dix, secretary
of war Stimson and British ambas-
sador Bryce and other notables lend
ing luster to the occasion
After the president reviews a pa
rade OF Sunday school children, sees a
Lacrosse match and speaks in rE Q
clubs and two or more churches. he
will go to Manhattan to attend the
dinner of the National Cotton seed
Crus hers association tonight.
1t is expected that 10000 Sunday
school children will participate in to-
days celebration. At the request OF
several southern senator's preSiden;
Taft intends to outline in his speech
here the effect reciprocity with Cana
da would have on the south.
The president enjoyed his luncheon
at the Union League club, in spite OF
an unexpected accident which neces-
STATED bringing him a fresh plate of
soup.
The 4yearold grandson of VIM. Berri.
the host at the club, wanted 10 give
the president a program, and TO ele-
vate him to the level Of the guest Of
honor. someone stood the child on the
table. Just then a waiter put a plate
of soup in front Of the president and
the youngster, advancing to deliver
the program set his foot squarely in
the middle of the hot plate of soup.
The presidents waistcoat was
splashed. but vigorous application of a
napkin quickly repaired the damage.
and the president comforted the child.
who was overcome by the disaster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08
DENVER & RIO GRANDEs
DEFERS ACTION ON DIVIDEND

New York. n. Y. June S.-Directors
of the Denver & Rio Grande railway
deferred action on the devidend on
the preferred stock today until next
Tuesday in order that the banking in
terests concerned in financing the
property may look into the matter.
The preferred stock of the Denver G
Rio Grande was weak on the exchange
today on account of reports that the
dividends would be reduced. The pres
ent rate is percent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08
AZ THE AIRDoME.

The AirdOme company promises
complete change of program tonight
a double bill. The Demon" a comedy.
and Chop Suey." a bill described as
"replete with Chinese comedy which
promises to be a big drawing card, al
Cbas. Orc in The Mysteries Of China
Town proved to be Chinese comedian
of unusual ability" Those desiring TO
spend a cool evening may visit the Air
dome the rest OF this week with the
promise from the mana cement Of
good, clean show. all new.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08
VEDRINE RE ACHED
A GREAT VELOCITY

Paris. France. June S.-EAuto estf-
mates that vedrine. the winner Of the
Paris to Madrid race. attained the pro-
digious speed of 155 miles an hour on
Tuesday, covering the n $40 miles
separating Dijone and Saint Laurent
Les Maconic in 80 minutes. The paper
quotes the aviator as saying that he
also encountered wind pockets that
caused his monoplane to make fright
full drops, sometimes descending 900
feet in a few seconds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08
GUITAR CAUSES ARREST.

Pablo Murillo was arrested on a charge
of theft under $50 Wednesday and was
placed in the city Jail. Murillo, it is
alleged took Guitar from a residence
near Third and Broadway.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tonight and tomorrow at the Prin-
ces theater. The Fall of Troy" said
TO be positively the finest picture ever
produced. win be shown. The manage
ment says: IF you miss it you'u BE-
sorry. Come; no extra charge"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08
CHARGED WITH FRUIT THEFT.

Jose Silvas was arrested Wednesday
NIGHT. charged with burglary. It is
alleged that Silvas entered a G.. H box
Containing a quantity of bananas
and took some of the fruit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08

You can easily sell IT, Call Bell rs.
Auto 1115- tell the girl what it is and
The Herald will sell it. No bother. no
formality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08

Mutt and Jeff are with us. Another
appearance today on Classified page.
Every day in The Herald hereafter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-08

street, with his head buried in his
hands and the tears coursing down his
cheeks -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-21
8. u. SroriOns Statuc nOen for
Hibe 9omfirfc.

Ribe, 5 Sui. 5 2lnleonino al
afilerin9en al 9iifop 9rorionS Sta.
the peo Gibe 1omfirfe iIogeOes Der
/ Gag ira oiientli9e % priuote 9pg-
ninger, oe mango al 0megnens BE-
boere og Ell 3eI SenOeripoer bar
fomne til 9pen.
al. 912 oi6olotes en- 6eitguos-
t~ieneite ! 3omfirfen, boor Der -
foruoen Stiitamtmanoen % 9iifop.
pen i Spioien ior - al Stiftets
Is RroOiter - baooe inofunoet Jig
en- meget taIri9 5oriomIin9, Der.
ibIon0t mango Grpiter. 9iifop
Sod prqoifeoe og oupleoe naonlig
pe0 9rorions 9io oa Oi9tning.
Giter @%uOstieneiten gif Oen ito.
re 5orinmling neo paa Bla0Ien
uoen ior airfen, 5oor Der oeSu0en
bar iamlet en- talrig Menueitcmgng.
De. Ser foretoa Stiiamtmun0 Ste
mann aiilorin9en % oOergao bet
itorc og imuffe Minoe5mGrfe. Der
er Mo9e til BET, Der iinOeS uoenior
Mormorfirfen / aebenbaun, til ai.
be Qomfirfe. i6et ban braate en-
8of til 9ioroaooerne % til 0iinoes.
mprfetS Sfaber. g%ilIeObugaer BRO.
fesior Sao6oe, inmt til 8roiesior
gImberg, Der bar tegnct Soflen.
S%tiitSpropit 9eoerien moOtog pna
3omfirfens 9egne Momumentet meo
en- Gof til 4Qe, Der bnooe arbei.
Oct for Eiloeiebrinaelien beraf
On Gf%termio0oaen gopes Der
gratis 3oncert i 1omfirfen meo
6ore0rag al Cor og OreeI ODER
grorions Solmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-21
@be

Olert aicoro D: Ianoen / glpo.
itelfirfen. 8eile0ning til SeIoitu.
oium II. $40.
j. 3. Meper: Snbab - Cpao -
6remab. 3aler bolbt 8erSen oner
5nob. $1.t0.
s. Better: SUiDl. autoriieret
Ooeripttelie peo M. 8olff. 40c.
6. S. Soft: 2ntberif aritsnoom.
en firfeIie Notwithstanding
20 Gents.
Waar Sbroen leoer. 9erneforteI.
Ling al W. = llo9ipet al pait.
gsib. -Sonien. Is Gents.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. Soue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-21

9Gr Gngclifl Geoaftsr 9. Wel-
Ter al o8olo. 9lo.", Ger er paa Geiie
/ SpoeDropa og 3or0afrifa, ifriber
/ ct &eiiebreo:
England er 0utioenS 8er0ens.
rige. So I9n9ere man refer, 10
lengere man fommer, Oeito mere er.
farer man oct. gn9eIif 5la9 9i'
Der frit 2ei0e, engelif Gale finoer
aIti0 Eren, engelife Ben9e er 9o0e
oberolt / 8er0en. Selp / ct 9nn0
iom Spotien, 6ois Sprog BOG er
ret 6eilGotet ne0 5ronif, fommer
mon be0it irem meo GngeIif. Seq
bar e%riaret oct Sang efter Sang.
4oa bele min 9ieiie uOen for tpife
2onoe 6or ieg life b6rt ct ORD 8oif
un0tagen al tqifio6te Me%nneifer,
ieg tiIiGloig 6or t%ruffet. Mobren,
Der folger mig i 69lene 6er / NO.
roffo, taller flpoenoe GngeIif; /
@aioren % / &eitoprationerne tiIta-
Ter man mig poa @n9clif. 2anos.
mGno 0er5iemme: Gar Gngelif, %
lGr oct 0oot! 9oo De mango Sproa
fare, % lpr BET ene!"
9alnm 9anO6rnesifulcS 3nbilG.
nm. 5 GperDGrelie al ca. 1000
Menneifer ofboloteS Ser ben 5.o8.
EN- 5eit(ig6eo oeo 2olrm 2an0bruos-
ifole / Anleonina al Sfolens %
alars Su6ilgnm og Afiloringen al
ell Min0eiten for SfolenS aioeoe
Stifter % 6oritaHoer 5srgen 4eter.
len.
Bao Sfolens 3orptspla0s beo
5oritanOer 81. Ra6ien @pg6aI 9el.
fommen. 6noreiter 5oritanoer 6.
Gbriitenien, 1une, taIte ON 5prgen
Feteriens 2io ira bans 9orn0om
til bans 0go.
8oritan0er Nfa0ien Wpg0ol meo.
0elte, at Ser til Winoesmprfet bar
in0fommet $500 ar. ira no 9i.
oragD0ere; De genae, iom life meo.
gif iii Wino8mnrfet bill blioe on.
ben6t til ct Mnleri al Sergen geter.
len, Der bill blibe opbpnet pao Sfo.
len.
al. 4 ~ofilsreoes MinoesmQrfet,
Der er reiIt i anleeet oeo Snofsrs.
len til Sfolen BET beitoor Of en-
itor aampeiten, Der boiler paa tire
minOre Sten. Boo 6oriioen les
Snoifriptionen: SsrgenBeterien 3or-
ltanber for Dnlum 2anobruesifolt
fra Sfolens @runol9ggeIie / 1886
til jim Gso 1908, 90 Ssrgen Better
lens 8aIeiproe: valorig fRrbie, men
oItio paa @ei." Raa gogiioen
G9ies: 29rlinge og genner iotte
oenne Sten. =
Den boioe S~lapebnnoel. Soenie,
/. Sui. Boo 9eepring al Ooenie
Boliti bar Bolitiet / aebenbonn an.
boIOt en- Gerion peo Ioon 0ieIs
Yeter &nsmusien % bans apreite.
Barret, Der iigtes for Hsperi og IN
oeri, formooes at babe bonolet
2eotog me6 en- Berion, ser faloer
Jig @oar6beitprer @iner Teterien iro
SaoItrup, og Iom e~fterlpies iom mis-.
t9nft for at bore aeent for ben
bbioeS Iaoebanoel. San, Der / 4alborQ
bar oGret ~itrafiet for @lfonieri, bor
5slge ~5pnS Socialoem." iset Of
loffo fire unge gieer ira Ooenie til
Samburg.
SuIfefirfcn. Der er me66elt con6.
tbeol. s. 2%iftenbers og can6. teoI.
6. 6. Seppeien SinabeIie til at moo.
toee Pr9itepielie for oerefter al
o~pertage Sti1ineerne be~nbolospis
Iom preitepiet MeobieIper peo ain'
gos airfe / asbenbopn % ION
prpitcpiet miolertioig Meobielper
bos SogneprGiten pe6 ariitfirfen
asbenbnnh.
ariitelis e%GscfOrenins Belle, 8
Suli. ariiteIig 2eeeforenins af'
bolot lit @orsmsoe pao Misfions.
boteaet o@ran6" / Belle fra ben 80.
S1tni ti1 Aen 9 SitIi Sim GroAo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-21

Np airfe | apbcnbapu. Zen De

wv =
al ct. Steians Sogn / 9ebenbann,
iom bi0til bar benpttet en- mlolerti.
Dig Sernfirfe, iom bar bait Blo0s
paa en- of aommnnen Ieiet @run0
bag oeo SieaonoSgooes SfoIe, bar
lGnge snifet at iaa en- fait airfe.
st / Menigbeoen Oonnet 5orret-
ningsuonalg bar / ben @nleoning
un0er6an0let meo agbenbaon8 Stir.
fefono, og bette bar M erflpret zig
oillig til at poe ct Iilifuo al 20.
600 &r. til agbet al Ell airfegrlino.
ga Weniqbe6en bar inoiomlet 3e.
ten. Mon bar o~ereiter %iorbon0let
meo &ommnnen, % / 9orgerreprp.
ientotionen5 0eoe 3irsoog 4iten
ben 1. SuIi Tor lnffeoe Gore oeoto.
Qes oct at oibenoe en- 1000 ab..
9fl. Itor @run0 peo SipGanosqo0eS
6orIpngeIie til oct asbenbaOnife
airfeionO for Ell %fontout a6beium
al 10 9r. pr. ap.-2Ien. airfen,
.Simeon5 Strife. oil 6lioe opfort
rfter Gegnin9 at qfrfiteft @aa0abl-
g~iieIien og foa 9eIiagen6eo peo gn.
BEN al Sip0on0Saooe.
&nloemnr Ronlicn. 800 Gonlicn.
ifc StntiOncr / Amcrifu. gor be.
romte 2~onosman0, Sngenior Babe.
mar Eoulien, er fornDIig Oenot biem
ira Gurin, 5tolien bbor ban bar
leoet Nrrongenentet al line Opfin.
0eIier pna Ben 0eropren0e geroens.
fulfilling.
8alOemor 8oulien bar mot ben
itore 9Gre at mootnge ipeciel Sno.
bp6elie til at oeltn9e / lloitillinaen
ira en- al oens Breiioenter. 6on
uOitiller noturIi9ois fSrit % frem.
melt line 4pparoter iii ~tronolss
Ielegraierina og 6%eleioneriug, men
0ernpite oaina Ielegrafonen % en-
Del npe Opfinoelier pao GIeftrici.
tetens Omroooe. Sans fulfilling
bar iaoet Ylo65 / en- @foeIing meo
BET pompsie Roon YGIettricitetens
8iounbere".
5 sorigt eoar bans Spitem lin
Seirsgong / De 5oreneoe Stoter.
Oct ameritonife Selifob, iom no.
nptter bans Opfinoelier, bar plan.
lagt OpisreIien al co. 800 BouI.
enife Stationer for traobIss 8eIe.
graferine og5elefonerine runot ON.
firing / Staternc. en- Gel al Dem er
olereoe f9roi9e. % oct menes life,
at ben 9i6 er fern, 90 Der fan
etableres %reaelm9siie T~eIegrafering
ooer boooe 4tIonter6npet % Oct
title Ocean otter gouIiens Spitem.
Srnc airfcs Spir. Oct al auI.
tusminiIteriet neoiotte I1opalg an.
9aaenoe 5rne airfes Spir bar /
SIutningen nf forriee Wnnne6 Of.
iluttet fit arbeioe. Gf llobolgets
fem MeoIemmer inoitiller ct 6lertnI
pna ire We6lemmer - 0omfier,
Wacfeprang og Bauli - of Wini.
~iteriet a%fiIoor at mootnge @noen,
meoens Winoretollet - Dpboal og
Rprop - inoitiaer, at @noen moo.
tngeS.
llopaleets get9nfning er Den 5.
blenen ofIeberet iii aliltusminiiteren
ne6 oennes Silbogefomit til asben.
bopn efter noele Dages 6rooprelie.
SommerenS oanIf-amerifanIfe
StGbnc. Oct fieroe oonife-nmeri.
fnnif StPbne bolbeS pan 8eitbirf
Seiifole - Soriens.9 rprup 8nnen
= A. - 8. aueuit 1911. Oct
bIiber, iom De tioIieere Stanner, ct
Msoe al 9anife Der biemme oa ira
amerifa.
Eolerne oeronre fra bliper Sfole.
foritanoerne 6. @ogner, Oes Woi.
mes, og 3b. anuoien, Daneboo, iomt
greiten 9. Roroentoft. De M9nS
b%erbiemme, iom bill fsre Oroet, er:
9iifop Serenien, @orbus, Genior
e. u. Goienbera, SeiifoIeioritanoer.
ne @rsnbolo 9erfelien og q. q. 8e.
iterqaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-21
Sangsitebne. gentralforeninaen

SangsitGbne. gentralforeninge1
al friiteIieeS angforenineer for bIan.
oct aor ofbolot 5enoae og Nonoog
2. og 3.Os, Son9sit9one / Soenie,
bOori oeItoe 300 mon0lige og fpin0e.
lige Sunoere. S6n0ag gftermi0.
bag %nfbolotes ct Of 500 Menne.
ifer beiegt Me6e me0 Saler Of ga.
Itor anoerien of S6nOer Sbirlp og
Snoremisiioner 81. Bed, og Wan0ag
aften bar Der 5olfefoncert | Suns
8orI amlin98bus.
SnbilGnm. Zen 8. SuIi bar oct
As aar, ii0en at 9oebunOler %. 9.
a~ou5gnnr0, Stuoieitre6e IA, 49,
benboOn, begpnote lin 6~Orlogsbirf.
iom6e0 meo ben 3. Suli 1863 at
u09ibe 0fartin BUFFERS anoisning
til 9onnen. Do aousgaaro bar |
De mango aar aIti0 fun u0eipet
goo oa iun0 9psning, iprIie BUFFERS
Sfriiter.
@aurOcjcr gertel Serteliens @nnrO
q@eitcrbuug" / 3eSbierg er iilg.
uHibe 9(mtStio." SDnoa9 oen 2. os.
neo6rpn0t oe0 9onne0ilng. geipt-
ninqen reooe0es meo llnotogelie af
. aoIoc % , suin. Pit 5n0boet
re6oe0es.
6usmgaen, boori Reoilaget fan0t
Ste0, par npopfart og enOnu life as.
iureret.
st iimpelt SfrGmmcmiobel. 9ns.
manO SeSper Gbriitianien, Stau.
trup Warf, bar lpnee me0 g@rgrelie
Jet, at Mlulooarpene undergraduate
Aptterne / bans Goemarf. Saa
fan0t BON paa at opb9n9e paa Ell
Bel / i'm Ufarf ct gammelt 8lif.
lag, en- Stump Serr og en- 3er.
flotfe, Der / 9leiten %frembringer en-
r%ingenOe 9D0. Get bar / 81. Sian.
0erb. Soc. Gent" pitt Jig, at oenne
&ingning fortrPnger Wlllonorpene,
Sltibsinno. 5 en- Noie, tilbe-
ren0e @mo. Cars Sonien Yeterien,
9rsbierg 9enee, Dor man UNDER
Serpeifpring iunoet ct oelbeoaret
SfeIet al en- aronbiort. Opret, Der
er iun0et 8 4Ien unoer Sorologet,
bar o9ret 212-3 alen bit. Cat
ferne mailer bper 100 Gm. fra Ho.
ben til Spioien, og poa Ben enc er
JETS @rene, poa oe onoen fem. ane
SProerne er bebnret, men iflg.
oWiof. gn." meeet ilibte.
g.. 9. q. j.. @pl6enoalife Bog
banbel, Noroiife 5orlos, boIot 2sr.
bag ben I. SuIi oroin9r Generation.
inmling. @tatsroob Segel opIpite,
at Smiptnineen i bet forIsbne aor
bar peret 2,356,O0O ar. meo en-
g%ruttoapance of 500 1000 og en- 0et.
toabonce al t6t 800 ar. Won peo.
fog at uobetoIe 10000 ar. ener 8
psf. | ltobptte % at ooerfsre 41,500
ar. til Teierpe- og amortiiations.
fonoen, Der berefter u6gsr 575.
900 ar.
0~posfalb. SIP. 0ireftsr for go.
tionalmuieerne paa Roienborg oe
5reoerifsborg, aonierensrna6 6. 5.
Serbit, er 9sr6og ben los. afeaoet
peo OGDEN, SO Ior gommel. Den
afosoe par COMMANDER al 2. Grab
al Oannebroe oe 0annebrogsmonb,
inntt oeforeret meo en- Reffe uoen.
lnnoife Orbener.
3 @Glosfrnsiel. On @Ieftrifer
/ asbenbapn. Der pilbe reiie til Gme.
rita oe aaereoe bopoe fsbt Billet,
blen paa 5oranIeonine al lin ae-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-21
9aitOr Hrboe.R asmusien aifGrea.

) Anleoning al, at Der / ben
ienere Si0 ira forifeaiee Sioer /
BreSien er iremfommet urigti9e
NeOoelelier nm, boilfet Stan0punft
benne Sag ior 5ioen ituloe befinoe
fig /, er 8it3. Bur. iot / Stano til at
opIpie, at Der life ira 9iifopperues
= bperfen en- enfelt eaer ileres
SIDE er eiort nogen Snoitil.
ling til aultusminiiteriet ON Sog.
neprpit Irbne.RnSmusiens afifeoi.
eelie, 90 at 6enne Sag o~perbooeoet
life for 3ihen g. Suli) ioreIisger
for Winiiteriet. Der er bel efter
Soenepr9itens 5oreorae / Stuoen.
terforeningen / oioigte 8inter al
giifop Yonllen poa egen Sanno
optaget en- lln6eriseelie, ligeiom9i.
ifoppen oeoa / Oenne anleoning
iorelsbig bor breonefslet meo Ri.
niiteriet, Der o~erefter bar irobentet
erflPrine fra giifoppen ODER SiGl.
lambs Stiff og tilitilIet 9iifopGouI.
fen Oenne, men ser err life Riniite.
riet noget befenot ON, bna0 9iifop
Youlicn oi6ere bar ioretaget Jig
/ oenne gnlebning.
Snore.WfisIip narligc ling.
bomsmpoe / Wiboelinrt. Ssnoaq b.
2. Suli bolot Snore.Nisiion tit
norlige ung6omsmsoe | Mi0oelfort.
Neoet bar iom ipopanlis operor.
oentlie bel beisgt. %ifriper .5pns
9fo." Oct beapnote meo @uostie.
neite i airten, bnor Bait Sornbeeb,
Ronoers, talte oper Oogens Goan-
eeIilm: Den table Ssn. Oerubfro
ipreoe ban moo Dor Sios 0norIia.
bonn / 2itteratur oe Bresie.
Senere bolbt 0iSiionqr glom.
berg, G~sbenbonn, 9srneguostiene.
ite ! aongebroifopen oe o~ereiter bar
Der offentligt Nsoe iamme Ste6.
8eb bette talte 5oritnnoer Gano.
teol. s. Nortbenien ON bet ufrugt.
bare Gi9entrG o9 ON N~isiionsor.
beioet | aind os Snoien. Iii SIut
taIte BaIt. Sornbecb ON boorleoes
ct Menneife nanr frem til Serrens
Glter. Otter Rg6et inoiamleoes
goOt $50 ar. til Wisiionens ar6ei.
be.
Oereiter forlngocs paa @runo al
Regnen Wsbet til airfen, ser mart
par o~perfpIot, 90 mango moatte
gan bort al Mongel poo glaos.
Ser talte Wisiion9r anneberg fra
Boiling no ira forifelliee al Seiu
9ienelier ON oct at isee CUBS sri.
&c paa en- ret Maaoe. Wisiion9r
glombera bar iioIte 9oler. San tai.
tie ON at BRUCE ben beIeiliae Ti6, In.
ben bet er for tent,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-21
DANA COLLEGE
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-23
NIGHT"
ON The HEADPIN
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Fred SINCERELY Is Gathering To-
gether a Band of Factory
Headpinners.

Tiffany Night has always been
considered to be one of the big features
of the STAR headpin bowling tourna-
ment. The bowlers from uptown came
down las season in goodly numbers
and they made things hum at the Iro-
quois Academy. They are due to get
on the job early tonight and it's a pipe
that they will stick around a few mo-
ments.
Fred Singerley is gathering the clans
together. He is generally regarded as
of the clever pin-knights up at the
big North End factory, but the task of
living up to his reputation. taken to-
gether. with his managerial duties, is
usually so strenuous that he is o able
to do himself justice. When Fred rolls
a hush falls on the mob for a frame or
two. If he keeps on hitting the head
pin, well and good. A murmur of adj
miration begins to arise. If he misses,
a glad shout goes up; if another miss
comes about, additional joy. OF course,
it's just about the easiest thing In the
world to hit the headpin twelve times
in a row under such conditions-well al
most the easiest, but not quite as easy
as it is to miss it about eleven times.
The STAR headpin tournament is
now well launched for it's fourth annual
season. The competition will continue
until about the first of April. The prize
list, which totals $125, is sure to attract
the best bowlers in this section. The
affair being absolutely free to all, no
body should hesitate to get in line.
Form a five-man team n shoe for
some of the coin. If you don't happen
to conrect for any of the cash there's
always a chance of getting one of the
watchfobs, which are offered by the
STAR to every bowler who reaches or
passes the century mark. These souve-
Mrs are awarded in addition to the
prize money, and every man who rolls
100 or more gets one, whether or not he
is inside the money. They are ready
for a winner just as soon as he gets his
mark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-23

Will Billy M%archant, the English
f~eatherweight, accomplish what many
boys from across the pond have filled
at-wresting the title from Abe Attell?
lightning Billy as the Britisher is
known at home, is said to be as clever
as Jem Driscoll, the champion of Great
Britain.
Marchant was picked by Will Ames,
the London manager of boxers, to meet
the best boys in America. Manager
Ames has the greatest confidence in
Marchant to win the championship Of
the world, and for that reason wants
to orange a match with Abe Atteli.
Ames will go after the featherweights
with the ultimate object of getting AT
tell. Already he has matches booked
at New York and New rleans.
Marehant has had many battles the
past year, and has won all of them,
being pitted against some very clever
English lads. If he is as good as Jer1
Driscoll. or anyway near as good, he
will create a sensation, for there are
few boxers living who compare with
Driscoll.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-23
YOUNG SCHWARTZ TO FIGHT
IN NEW YORK WEDNESDAY.

One of the best attractions that the
matchmaker has offered to the pa
irons of the Long Acre Athletic Club
viii be staged Wednesday. Two ten
round bouts, a six and three four
FOUNDERS will fill the bill at popular
prices. In the first of the ten-rounders
Jimmy Ambrose, the former L. A. A. A.
amateur champion, will make his
professional debut against Young
Schwartz. the New Jersey State ban
tam champion. In the other event
Barry Hill will have as al opponent
Young Solly. Both of these events
will be at lis pounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-23
ELMWOODS AND VALLEYS
PLAY A SCORELESS TIE.

In a game marked by rough playing
the Elmwood A.. C. and Valley A. A.
football elevens played a scoreless tie
at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon.
The poor condition of the grounds
made play rather slow at times, and
both elevens played the line-plunging
and wing-bucking game. The ball was
slippery and fumbles were numerous at
times. McManamma vas the star for
the Elmwoods, while G. Scott excelled
for the Valleys. The same elevens will
meet again next Sunday. The winner
will probably be matched against the
Sommers to decide the State champion
ship.
In the preliminary game yesterday
the Elmwood Juniors disposed of the
Valley A. A., 5 to 0. They will come
together again text Sunday, and an
other battle royal is looked for.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-23
YOUNG FITZSIMMONS
AND KID ALBERTS AT
TROXLER'S TONIGHT.

The usual se%ven-bout card will take
place at Gus Troxler's Central Insti-
tue tonight. All the boxers are well
matched, and some good boxing exhibit
tons should result. There will be
three star affairs, namely, Young Fitz-
simmons and Kid Alberts, frankie
Callahan and Willie Shanler and Chick
Murray and Young Kalpher. The two
semi-finals will bring together Willie
Baker and Gus Danback in one and
Jimmy Pagan and Charles Burnett in
the other. Two preliminaries will con-
clude the excellent bill. They are as
follows: Otto Bayer VS.. Young Lolly
and Kid Burns VS.. Young Hotter.