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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-31
The Weather
Forecast Till 7 p. N. Tomorrow for
Rock Island, Davenport. Moline,
90 NlrlnIku

Unsettled weather with probable
showers tonight or Sunday Slightly
cooler tonight
Highest temperature yesterday 90,
lowest last night 73. temperature at
z a. m 76.
Wind velocity at Z q. m. seven miles
per hour.
Precipitation in the last "a hours,
none.
Relative humidity at p. m. 81, at Z
a. m. So.
Stage Of water. 4.S with a fall Of z
Of a foot in the last "a hours.
i'm. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-31
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

From noon today TO noon tomorrow)
Sun sets 6:33, rises o:27. Evening
stars: Venus, Mars. Jupiter Morning
stars: Saturn. Mercury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-31

William NJ. Wood became a travelling
salesman for a New Bedford manufac-
turer. DR.. Ayers new manager, a
man named Sampson, got Wood TO
Join his force. and later made him as.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18
Sas SaSeln.

gu bieI SabeI ma6t bic 8inbsr
unfrei. unfrei in ibrsm 9sntsn, Guns
bsIn, gluftreten, Spre9en itnb in ihs
rer 8etpegung, ou9 peroir6t es Isic1t
ben Gbarotter. Selbitrebene aibt es
febr niel gu taoeIn, ba bic Rinoer
unSdblige MoIe irrsn, ipeit iie rc6
ni9t fGbig iino, INNER bos Hi6tise
gu finben. Seoer Sooel muB ober
aere9t fein unb - er muB f6 bon
3ont unterI4eiben, Der I6on Sur
Strofe re9net. 8sim SobeI bari
mon ME ben Son ireunbli6er 9es
IebrunS perlaFen; ferner mub er ols
leg freffen. tpns fdlid. irria ober
fdlledt 1T. glu9 table man ni6t 3u
pieIe puntts SusI.i6 unb ssbe tein
a6erfIiiTigss SoosTfuort. Ionbern
made es 10 tur5 ipie mOaIid.
Sot bos &inb ben @runb Der
Sohe nod ni9t einoeTeben, peiB es
nidht. ipesboIb Der Sobel por unb
mos es foIId ma6te, 10 oIIsrbings
miiisn nod .inise @orte in 5rsuno.
lidteit foIgen. Sit benz 8inbe elm
einsi9.s nal bentlih uno anI9ouIih
erfIGrt iporoen, ouB unb iparum IS
bieTes unb ienes nift tun bnrf, 70
trauft ibm bos nift ipisoerboIt an
tperbsn. Oenu bas fdpG6t ben @ert
ter 8ermnbnunq nur nb. Sin Wint,
elm 3eifen muB bonn oeniiaen. ST
I'm 3. 3. seToat tporpsr, b1b ss ben
&ppf nidt fifteen bnrf, unb es tut
bos bod in Der @srgsBIihfeit poer
i'm Gifer beim 2eTen unb Qernen, 70
aeniiat Oas cine Wort DGlI,nboaen"
freunbIi9 oeTast ober oud fdcn,
Rob mon isinen eiosusn GIIenbcoen
ssiet pber ben aopf fir sin,n Wap,
ment itiibt uno bns 8inb babel ans
iitht. Capt bns 3inb ben 9trm bnnn
fallen. 70 1T Elm freunbIi6sr Bid
ubsr elm 3uniden Iebr aneebro6t.
benn 5reunbIihtsit uno COB, tuo es
i,aerb onuebrndt 1T. Fnb bic b,Iten,
erfofsreidIten GrsiebunssmittsI.
9ontit foil obsr nidt ssIast fein,
toB tsin Subel feiu oiirFts. 8 nein.
mon barf nit teirem SobsI suriids
baIten. no er n0tis 1T, funit reibt
tie Sa6e Elm, unb nm 70 I6fuerer
1T fis pisosr obsuseip6bnen. Man
ioII nihts ,rf sur IdbIedten 2tnses
ipObnbeit tpsrSen IoFen, benn bic IN
iebr iditer ipieber oissurottsn, oa
seniist ni4t INNER bic 5reunbIihteit.
Va muB ihIiebIih gar Der. psrpDnte
Robritcd bsrpor: per nidt b6ren
mill. muB fiibIeu, unb ssrobe boB
IS basu nidt femme. 1T bod unTer
Strsbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

Sofht: sr mar feT!rsbt, iiber b.n
TorpeItsde- au fcmmen. SAT- ipor's
trtei6t, bd i9oB fer 8eobdGtungs'
oIf,ier ipisber. Gtsglsr fiiblte einea
Io,orIen S1!ag oeosu bic Stirn, 8Irt
fIoR ,ibsr feline 9riGe. psrbinbertt i.in
Iinfes Quee am Seben -. Gs muB
esIinssn. Sibt mar CT muir tpenigs
Dieter BON feintm IangIomersn Rir1s
len ,utfernt. Der p!0bIib in iiei.rm
@Ieitiluss iih ss9en ben Soben fentte
Sofort broFsIte aud Ste9Isr ieiner
Wotor unb fcIgfe in bic Sisfs. Sort
mar ter Bad! Gr mahte cine 8urps,
Der SobpsItedtr ibnelIte iuieosr nit
boiler Motor.ntraft porpGrts - aud
G.soIsr aub 8olIeos -. Sn finfs
brnoert Weter S0be. senau ii6er oem
8odls. erfolate Der 3uIummenitoB.
Gin fiir9terlifer Saufen BON Geins
tuonbfeben. Strsten uuo Mstolltsilsn
lac om llFsr, banebsn brei 5eri6mets
terte 2.iden. Orasoner ipreu9en
teron. Sin Sffi3ter tibt ob, no9srt
Tih ben blut'gsn SfOrpern. Damn
t,bt sr einies 9.aenitGnoe pom 8ooen
ouf: Gin 8artsntGIfden, eipsn 5ers
brc6,nsn pbotogrdpbiIdeu 9lrpardt,
elm BihIsin nit blutiosn limb 5erfeb'
len BfGttern -. Dus Ilateriol bes
observation-disclosures. Der nun, ten
nusael6oFsrsn &ora6insr in ber fdls
len SduIt, ipis i'm 2riumpb bic sebros
d,sneu r.it offsnen 9tuasn uaf te1
totsn 2tutnaut StegIer 9eri9tet, haf
luo.
Der mar umionf seitorb,n! Der
Dopp.Iosder lpor unter;e1en feinsm
T6nelersn Jeinoe unb bate bod ae-
iieot. Sein Stur3 mar ienitits Der
Teinbeslinien erfoI9t. Der Bad par
iiberT9ritten.
lln6 iiber bic 2ei6en binpes braUa
Tie Der ,insise 8eIieste in tiefsm
3ampIe, Der Gturmpinb, uno ger
5auIte bic sSsBen Der teiben MaIhis
nen, bic insi1anber bertei;t bdloaen
5frei gtuubpUs.I, bic ii4 9s9snisit.s
5erfleiIhteu ....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18
Was ni9tS.

gs eibt 5rousn, Die bisI t.ipunbert
hetosn, neil lie ts psriteTn. nous
ni5ts" Die punotrbarIten Sa6en bers
sufteGen. Notiirli9 1T Nos nNihts"
nur cine Sormsl fiir p0Ilis lpertlois
ooer ideinbar unbrou6bore 0inat.
Mir fa6en icIbIt ,inise 10 aus Dem
,.Ri6ts" .ntItunbsne 0inss, Die uns
pirtIid 3eipett ,iniI0Bisn, g. 3. els
rsn pompooour aus lusibsr Seioe
nit .dter SpibenOerSisruns, Der pis
elm &unitfpsrt fpirfte unb ss um 10
mshr mar. oIs ole SpiBen tatIddIid
aus taum fineerlongen Stiidfen 5us
Tdmm.nseTsbt tuoren. = Ibsr 10 los
teuspsrt bic 5iubieteit iI. aug 9lls
tenn Isues gu fdoffsn. 70 bot aud
oieIt 8etGti9uus ibre Eeimliden 9es
fabren. = Mon tonn 5utpeiIen beobs
a6ten. ooB es eine reft toftipielige
Sude iperoen tann. aus nnidts" ets
mas MAIDEN Su ipolltn!
Wlan finOst bd 3. 9. Elm Stiid
biibiden Seiosuitoff. oen man sinmdI
beiIeite gsIsst battle uno Der na9 nrrz
malem @rmeEeL t.in irsenb ousreis
den0ss Electromagnetic bergitt.
4ber man iiberlest, baB er iih nit
Chiffon auiammenI Ieaen Iisbe uno
oann iifer cine f9One 8luie er9e.
BEN nirbe. Boiler @ifer mi st
mon nun aus, mas sebrau4t piro,
un6 eilt, Sen @riab au taufsn. glter
Die Gur6e 1T f8per paHenb su fin'
ben. gntmutissn lGBt man iih nas
tiirIi9 ni6t 70 lei9t; man IGuit bon
SefdGft ,5u GeidGft unb uimmt
fdIieBIid ben enolid poifsno eeiuus
0enen Stoff, obslsid sr ii9 piel tsure
ite1t. alS man Derunfdlust bate,
Miibe un6 bunsris eeiuorNen. limmt
man natirIi9 aud einen Smbib uns
terire9s, bsIorgt ole nod nOtiasu
Sutatsn unS tommt triumpbisrsno
bamit bsim.
Sebt miro nit mHb., GI,ib unb
Su4tsnntnis Die gluie psrfsrtiat.
aueln pOsr OF no9 NIT 9ll1e elnet
Shnetbsrin = bieGei6t entipriht iie
aud unierer @orfsllung, mas Our9s
au9 ni9t INNER Der Saa' iein muB;
nun ober felt Iitb ferous. OdB eins
70 fompliSisrts 8Iuie gu teinsm uns
iersr 8leiberrOde gut nusIiebt. Iie
pirtt ni9t sintsitIid - aIIo pIuns
brig. - Damn ipir6 bas ,8unIts
pert" ipib,rpiIia bieGeidt einmal sez
trag.n un0 perl9pinoet Damn fir
immer unter Die ausransisrtsn aIeis
ounssitiide. DAB es au9 Sruuen
sibt, bic iid gu Ser baI6 psritOrbenen
gIufe nod einen Rod anfertigsn un0
Damn beites miteinanoer bsrIdpinosn
loiIen, ipoIIen mir ni9t bebdupteu,
Oenn mir iino bon Rotur ni6t boss
boft. glur tpurnsn m09tsn mir, nab
e bei bem Sdoffen aus osm. .Ridts"
niht gebt tpie bei ben 9srfu6en DER
@oIomu4er. Wie bel aud an foH>
barren Sngreoisn5ien in bas
ShmeI5tisgIein seiporfen purbe, es
fam bod niemuIs 9oIo b:ruus!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

- 9DrfenpiB. 9(sltli9r Oas
me (Su einem tleintn SunseD; Nie
beiBt bu. lieber Surse9
Gnabe: Gmil.
0ar-: un0 pie bern nod2
&nate: 2opi.
DAME: limb mas 1T benn bsin 9dz
tere
Snafe: plsite!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18
bic moorrne Jtomerin.

Die moberne R6merin, ibre 8?;'
siise uno ibre 5tb:er fdiIOert Elm he.
fannter beutIt,t; S4riftii.lIe:. Iue
mon srfGbrt tufei. buB bic Donna
Romona 70 sismIi6 bas Gsssnisil ron
al bem 1T, pus bsutfds Di4tsr fell
Sabrbunbsrten BON ibr iius.n. Die
Gisnorina iit bur6pss trGftis uno
srdsi0s sugIei9 gebaut. bon tarmo.
mild entptdelttr 9eituIt. Nur fas
@eF9t snt6sbrt mituntsr beg 2isb'
liden, 1T stipas f9orf unb itreng. uno
numsntIi9 bic HoTe 1T OF etiuus Gll.
al tiibn. Gin Sausmiitter6en i'm
bsutIdxn Sinns lit bic iunsr gf0me
rim ni9t. sic Iisbt ss mebr. ii9 81
f6miidsn. &Iupier su ip.eIen, i'm Sem
fer su Iiessn, ipu3i,rsn Su eehsn, aIS
am &o9b.rt su iteEsn. Daiiir beiiBt
iie einen @ei1mad, Der erItaurl;1 1T.
unb es ibr m0glib ma4t, nit ben
,infa9Ttsn TitteIn f.ts elegant sh
fein uu6 ibre Rtioe CUR @sltung gu
brinesn, - lire trob her pu,erper;
idpenbuns INNER frifd.u 8elS..
Tenn bic junee R6msrin III eir 1rei.
Iuftsefd0pf tsin 3immsrpfIdnS3en,
ipie fie MGo9en hes Norbsns. Shire
Sntellieens III bod snttptdeTt. aber
ni1t fonb,rIidl asndbrt. Wenn gu
SspTss r0miTder 3tit bic iunee DAME
ni1i psiB, ptr 8Ipae lit, unb nit
rii6renoer J1oiDitGt frGst: rWer III
hie Oome2 2sbt fie in SidIisn2" 70
iIl bsuie 70 sttpos ipohl unmGaIi6.
Senn bic jung, ROmsrin IieIt @u6rieI
h'9lnnun,io uno btn 2otnldnseiQer
Woms, ben MeFoeeero. ter le in bic
GisheimniIe moberner Qe6ensauffaIs
Iuno einiptibi.
3u ben IiehsnsfuiiroiaIfen 3iia:n
her iuuaen E0mtrin gebGrsn sins on
Weithhsit arenaenbe Giutmitioteit, ris
iiir frsmbss fsIenb ifets porwes @mp.
finben uub nfisue Sonb b1t, ioipie
rire 2sbsnSpbiloTorbis, be nit
oG6sIn rber Wib iifsr ieb's llnees
nod hintreaaIritst. 0usu fommt Elm
rerhliiFFsnber hon sens" urb Elm OBJ
iolutsr MuraeI on 9iaotteris. u'b.rs
ans ipobItusno in fei BEN r0miI6en
Tdofsn bos 5eblen je9lihsr priioes
ris. glis pirb ss Grpa9IentE eins
fnqeu. au Sauie obsr in @sfsllGaft
o.ipiFs Stemntu gu permeiOsn. neil
iunoe 9omen anfpefeno Iino. Gtor9s
2essnbsn unb tereleidbsn gibt IS ni9l,
uno nab bsm Iorts .naturalia non
sunt turpia" fragt sins 5reuro'n eie
arbtre, mann benn ibr neues Sriioer=
den oosr Stpeiisrdsn ,rpar,et
lpero:2
Sn i6r,m @srbGItnis gum ItGrtsrsn
@clbIs6t Teblt ser RDmsrin lster
Shimmer bon Romantit uno ienti.
msntnIer SdtpGrmsrei. 9os ioll
niht beiBsn, Te fei asssu GupioO gang
unr gar qefeit. o>i:in. gltsr iie lueiB
ii9 su bebsrri9en, fpirS ii9 nismals
tpsatpsrfen. nismols BON @efii6l uno
2eibsnfdaft iitsrrumpeIn IaFsn. Sbr
SbeoI 1T be Gbs. unb spnr cine m0s.
li6it quite. 0enn ole @bs III fir tos
romiIhe Wdbfen be 9biir in bic
Trsi9eit. Die lunoe R0msrin p,iB
iebr eeuuu: in ibrer llnberiitrtheit
lieat ibr sr0btes unb unerl6blidss
8opital. limb ties 8opitdI biitet Iie
nit Der Gif,riud. bss DraGen, her
bic SeipsrioenGpfel bsipadt. Gin
WGb6en, bersn ieidt5erbredli1er Sds
etnoipisseI nur ben tl,iniitn Sprung
erIitten. 1T geddtet. Sir iie anein
toi aie ionit 70 beiipieIIos toItranie
itoIi,niIfe @sisIf6oft t.in @erseibsn.
@is III binuussefioBsn unter bic
porios ouf bic @traBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

= Il nfers Sinber. Mama:
.Darum tpillit On benn ni9t nit Der
Sante sebsn9" - Das fedsiGbrise
2iesdsn: ~9l9, Eel Der muB man
INNER Obadt gsbsn. OuB fie ni1t uns
Ter bic Strdttntabn tommt!" ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

= ainSIi4. Sants: glun.
2ieaden, buit Gu mid aud nod isbr
lieb2
2ies6sn: (iuGem fie rem Bid ouf
oas tleine SDfterf:n Der Sante rid;z
teD: @enn bas tei1 sanSes @epGd
1T, SantGsn, bann fam i'd bid niGt
mehr lieb taben, = ba gebt ia niht
einmal cine orbsnt!ite 9appe tinein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

Die Boa gontrittor.
Serenifimus b5rt in einem noturipiTs
fenfdaftIi9en @ortrus ben 9fsOn.r
ouseinunbsrfeben. oaB ole srobe Ries
fenfflanss po9enlans Obne Robruns
ousbdIt.
rNeh, &inosrmunn", meint er oa,
-frasen nu9ber bo6 NAL, tpie longe
lie - Gb init Rabruus ausbdIt2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

3inbermuuo. 2iesden bat
Sipei Sdipefierden auf einmal bstomz
men; Die iperben, ibr ss5eigt; bu fa9t
iis gang fpib: ~gla ia, Mama III fpies
Der uuf sinsm Bargain Sale" sstpes
I,n."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

9orIdtift. Sue,n Sr.
Serr 2euinani. ionntn Si. mir pisI:
lsiht ertIorsn. lpssboIb ole Offi3lsrs
bsi ibrsn Ssiruisn iieis uufs GsIo
f,bsn9
nSnitrnition. m,ins @nGoise! SsOsr
SoIbot iolI isin 4sbsn 10 isu,t Dis
mo9lib psrtaui,n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

OentmdffofTer. .Sla'
mol, Better. mas fait Su 0a fur
eine Horbe an Der Stirn2"
.~Sisr2 Gd. fas III elm Wuttsrs
nal" q"
.Sisb mol an! llu6 ia bieIt Deli
ne S6ipieasrmutter INNER fir elm
gang families, ltiIles Wsitn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

Ser @ef9dftsm a n n.
.9lber Papa, iparum boIt Du oenn
aIIs orsi Sreier fir Oiefelbe Stunoe
sur Wer6ung einselahen9"
~0umit #. iia ssssnieitis Die Nit'
sif! beruntsrbriidsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18
SIappb bornptrs.

3ipei Damsn faBen am Sflabter
nnO TpieItsn Sdumann Opus 4.
9ie cine Iifpelt: pGblorinoe.
Wie binmIifd id bas finoe 80"
Die anoers fa9te: ~SSrene,
mir ssbt's ourd Mart uno @sene!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

9i. fdts9teFe 3sit.
Tr,moer gum MirD: sd Deritebe
6us nidt Sbr OOrf bat bod 10 DisIe
SGuT,r. uno ss 1T 70 cine SotsnitilIe.
man iiebt ia ioii nieraabsn."
Wirt: rSa. itbt lit ole i9Ie9teitt
3stt. iebt if's Bilo>. Sbits uno @es
treiositsbIsu am 9upet, Ou iibsn Die
meiittn.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

= gu bef9ei6sn. @r: 8olls
ten Sic mir ni4t einen 3uB ssbsn,
bspor i9 pon Sbren eebs2
Sic: limo sic ipiiroen. ii9 nit
tinem einSissn besniisen2
gr: ga.
sic: Damn trisssa sic gar fein.n.
= 9Itsr Rat. .Sassn sic,
Oottcrden, penn i4 ben Iinten 4rm
b.bs, fibIe i'd oi: fiir9terli9Fsn
Gdmer5eu. @os Tor id ousss.n nur
ptntien?"
-ytben 81. otn Grm nibt.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18

Durdidaut. 81: rSDrs, ia
Fin in Der srOBien 8erle9enbeit!
Wiuft On mir auf einis: Witnuten
Ssin Shr lei6en9"
g.: rSu - aber IoHIt ni9ts"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18
Cute gbiidlteu.

\ Dorfbaber: glo, Sies, t0nn's
benn 3 9fauf'n INNER no net fein
Iafen.
Sies: @eien's bod frOb, i9 mad
Sbnsn bod BLOB &unoI9aft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-18
gluf Der @icie.

GIfe: Sobonn, mir bubsu i.Bt
gong oumme Snden setrdumt.
Sobann: Ru. SreiIeiu @Ife, oo
bite, fngen Se mfrs anal. i4 bin
ndmIid e Grsinb BON bummsn Sas
den.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-11
PICTURES OF ABE ATTELL'S
FIGHT WITH KILBANE
ARE BEST EVER.

The best pictures ever taken Of q
championship battle are those Of the
Abe A~ttell-Johnny Kilbane fight, which
are shown at Miners Empire Theatre
at all matinees and evening perform
auces this week.
For newspaper men. city officials and
friends the reels were run off yester-
day. To say hat they are excellent
Is merely telling the truth. One real
ly imagines he Is at the ringside in
the Western city seeing the boys in
the flesh.
Every move, every bit of classy foot
work by each of the contestants is
shown.
AS TO the fight itself twelve of the
twenty rounds are shown. From the
very first round to the last one Kill
bane was shown to be a man better
han Attell. In the fifth round Atteli
received six straight blows to the face
without being able to give a return,
and in the sixteenth round he received
fourteen blows. Kilbane beat Attell
at every stage of the game, and even
the famous left that had made Attell
the little wonder was unable to do
damage.
The wonderful footwork of the new
champion is always evident. He Just
danced in and out, landing whenever
he chose.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-11
BY SURE SHOT.

1t was only during the last few min
utes of play in the basketball game at
Electric Park last night that the Troy
New York; team. champions of the
Hudson River and New York State
leagues, demonstrated the speed which
has made them famous.
They defeated the Dominicans, 80 to
is. However, the locals made a cred
table showing against the big fellows.
AT half-time the figures were IL to s In
favor of the "Domins." With four
minutes to play, the Dominicans held
the lead, 10 to Is. 1t was then that the
up-Staters cut loose n they bonn
barded the goal on the north end and
sewed up the anne.
The playing of Kid Knochels showed
that the clever guard is still there"
He tossed in four pretty baskets dur
ing he battle, and Artie Conlan got
the same number. I'D Wachter, the
big centre OF the Troys, had his right
thumb broken in the game against the
Crescents at Paterson Saturday night
and was unable to play.
The .Troys trimmed the SILK City
cracks, 20 to 20. Patsy Corrigan's Troy
five surprised the champions by hand
ing them a % to 20 defeat yesterday
afternoon at Union Hill.
Charley Helms Bay View five
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-11
cry ADvnRrIsEMENrs.


NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING. STREET.
AND WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Public notice is hereby given that the pre-
lininary sketches prepared by the Board of
Commissioners Of Assessments for Local Inl-
p-rovernents, and showing the probable amounts
70 be assessed on properties especially bene-
fted by the following street Improvements,
have this day been fled with the clerk Of this
board, and In accordance with the provisions
Of Chapter I'll Of the state laws Of 1895 a
public hearing will be given by the said Board
of Street and Water Commissioners to all
parties Interested in said improvements, on
Thursday. March 18th. 1912, at the Office Of
Hall. Newark, N. J., at 100 O'Clock p. m.
at which time and place the Board Of Street
and Water Commissioners shall proceed to
hear and adjudicate upon any objections which
may be presented to said board by persons
representing properties liable to assessments
for the following improvements;
VERNON AVENUE.
from Clinton place to Marin place, with btu
Nthic pavement on a concrete foundation,
TILLINGBAsr STREET
from Osborne terrace to Clinton place, with
bitulithic pavement on a concrete foundation.
NYE AVENUE,
from Clinton place to the city .lne. with btu
hthic pavement on a concrete foundation.
JEFFERSON E
from Chestnut street to South street, with
oblong granite block pavement on a concrete
foundation.
Paving Of
SHEPPARD AVENUE,
from Mapes avenue to Bergen street, with
bitulithic pavement on a concrete foundation.
Paving of
CUSTER AVENUE,
from Peshine avenue to Seymour avenue, with
bithulithic pavement on a concrete foundation.
Paving and repaving OF
PLACE,
from Clinton avenue to Renner avenue, with
bitulithlc pavement on a concrete foundation.
Said tentative assessments comprise all lots,
tracts and parcels of land and real estate
liable to be assessed as aforesaid lying on
both sides of
VERNON AVENUE.
from Clinton place TO Nairn place;
TILLINGHAST STREET.
from Clinton place to Osborne terrace.
Y AVENUE.
from Clinton place to the city line;
JEFFERSON STREET,
from Chestnut street to South street,
SHEPPARD AVENUE.
from Mapes avenue to Bergen street;
CUSTER AVENUE.
from Peshine avenue TO Seymour avenue;
CLINTON PLACE,
from Clinton avenue to Renner avenue.
A lot represents an entire plot OF land,
whether large or small.
Such property owners as may object 10 the
above improvements are required to present
their objections I'm writing to the clerk Of the
board, at the office OF the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners. City Hall, on or
before 1:30 o'clock p. m. Of Thursday. March
BY direction Of the Board of street and
Newark, N. j., March s, 1912.
M. r. sHERRERD.
narS-5t Chief Engineer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-11
HOUCK'S FRIENDS
THINK WELL OF HIS
CHANCES WITH KLINE

Tommy Houck's defeat of Johnny
Dundee in Philadelphia on Friday
night has caused the local fight fans
to look upon his chances against Patsy
Kline with much favor. Houck is
scheduled to meet Kline in one of the
three ten-round bouts arranged by the
Mcmahon boys for the Empire A. C. on
the night of March q. Since Patsy
heard of Houck's victory he has re-
doubled his training stunts The two
other bouts at the Empire on March q
will bring together Eddie O'Keefe
against Joe Coster and Johnny Dundee
against the winner of the Tommy
Buck-Young Wagner affair at the
Olympic Club tonight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-11
Big Troy Five Defeats the
DOnninicanS, Score 3O-IO

dropped a game to the ~reorganized
Knights of Columbus team, of Harri-
son, 10 to -, at Bay View hall, yester-
day afternoon. The contest, a most ex-
citing ARRAY from the start, was the
first between these two quintets. and
as a result a great crowd was on hand.
Az half time each team had totaled
even points.
o.
At kunzmann's Hall, yesterday
afternoon, the members of the Whirl-
wind A. A. disposed of Magnolias to
the tune of 81 to 20. The first half
ended q to Q in the home teams favor.
The Ironside A. @. defeated the
Eureka five by a score of 81 to 16, at
Kunzmann's Hall, last night. II was
Ironside all the way.
o.
The Eureka ave lost 10 the Turn
Verein Vorwaerts by a % to IS score
at Turn Hall, in Lang street, yester-
day afternoon. The Turner's led in the
initial half by 1e to 10.
At the Grace Church court tonight
the Grace Church five and the Second
Presbyterian quintet will clash. In the
preliminary the Grace Church Juniors
will line up against the Second Pres
byterian Juniors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-11
Yale VIII Get MOSf of
"Prep' School Star Athletes

that Yale will profit materially in the
matter of selection, as the New Haven
university is scheduled to draw by far
the larger share of the captains of the
school teams.
Seven football leaders, seven track
and six basketball captains have chosen
Yale as the goal of their studies.
Harvard comes next with six football
captains, four track and three base
ball leaders. Princeton is TO yet three.
captains, four track and three base
ball leaders. Princeton is to get three
one in each of the three sports. OF
the others two baseball captains are
going to Dartmouth, while two base
ball and two track and football cap
tains are not going to college.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-11

The above picture are the White
brothers, of Chicago, who are among
his most serious rivals for the crown
wrested from Abe Attell by Johnny
Kilbane. Jack White is shown on the
right and Charles on the left. The two
brothers figure about even from an all
around standpoint, Jack being the
harder hitter. while Charlie is more
clever than his brother. Both of them
are after Kilbane for a championship
bout.
The chompion will likely fight the
latter in his first match after he in
ishes his theatrical engagements.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-11
DELEHANTY TO ATLANTA
AND LUNDGREN TO LEAFS.

SCRANTON, Pa, March ia num-
Der of important deals hat will streng-
then their respective teams have been
made by several New York State
League managers. Manager Calhoun,
of Elmira, has signed Pitcher Nell
vaine. last ear with Piqua in the Ohio
State League. Syracuse has lost out
In the deal for Out1elder Delehanty.
who was offered some time ago by To-
ronto. He has just been sold to the
Atlantic team, of the Southern League.
Syracuse is to get an outfielder from
the Boston Americans. Carl Lundgren.
former Cub, and last year with Troy,
has signed with Toronto for next sea-
son. Martin Walsh, of Plains, brother
of Ed Walsh, of the White Sox, has
been sold by Norfolk to Atlanta, of the
Southern League.