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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11
With TrOtter and PAGER

sembIed at the Hudson county track
yelled themselves hoarse when "A. >.
Rodney and the brown stallion APP
peared. Horsemen and horsewomen
from all parts Of the metropolitan
districts were in attendance. As
Baden moved through the stretch the
work of police officers was necessary
to allow the horse to go on.
No attempt was made TO show the
audience any speed. Speed under h
conditions vas impossible. In appre-
citation of Mr.. N~eidhardt's sportsman
ship in showing the brown stallion
the Hudson County Road Drivers
Association presented him with q
beautiful silver trophy.
After a social half hour with many
visitors in his stall Baden was taken
back to the winter stable of Mr..
Neidhardt, where he will remain un-
til about December 1, when he will
bid farewell to his native land for
ever, and henceforth carve his des-
tiny In the land of the czar 1t is
the purpose of his Russian owners
TO race the son of Bingara on the ice
during the coming winter, and A. s.
Rodney, who will have charge of the
stallion up to the day he is shipped,
has been instructed to give him good,
stiff jog work every day that the
weather is fit.
The bay pacing gelding Nelson H..
owned and driven by the Hoboken
horseman, Johnny Lawrence, surely
put it all over the local free-for-all
PAGERS in the two recent matinee
events at Weequahic Park track. OF
course, the events We're only half
mile heats, but as Nelson H. can go
miles about as handy as he can go
halves the result on the mile heat
plan would doubtless have been the
same.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11
HAD ABOUT GIVEN
UP ALL HOPE
William L. Maus Had Come to
That Place in Life Where He
Had Faith in Nothing.
SUDDENLY CHANGED MIND
After He Heard of the New
Tissue-BuiIder and Decided to
Try 1t, His Troubles Were Over.

Relative TO the remarkable tissue
builder. Vim Hepatica, now being
Introduced in this city by Lieutenant
II. T. Ballard, the following state
nlent was made at Menk's Pharmacy,
JOG Market street. by William l..
Afaus, No. 20 Elm street. Mr.. Maus
said:
II have been in poor health Tor
come time past. ] tried every medi-
cine that / thought would do me any
good, but obtained little or no results
from their use. l had an uncertain
appetite. poor digestion, catarrh of
the head and throat. did not rest
well at nights and often got up in
the morning feeling even more
played-out, if possible, than when I
went to bed. 1 had headaches and
backache, was troubled with dizzi-
ness and caught cold easily. In fact,
I was in a generally rundown condi-
ton, due to catarrhal affections. l
WAS continually hawking and spit
ting to remove the mucous from my
head.
"A short time ago I heard about
this Vim Hepatica and procured a
bottle. AFTER taxing q rev doses OF
the medicine l began to improve and
now. after taking only two bottles.
feel better than / have for years,
My head feels all cleared out. ] sleep
yell and enjoy what I eat. For the
nrst time in several years my food
aerees with me and l NJ longer have
that tired. dull dragging feeling. So
Far as / am concerned this Vim He
patiea is the best medicine I have
eyer nscd and is the only thing tina
ever helped nc"
Hany Statements similar to the
a5ove arc helms received at Menk'f
% rfsipcs. where Vim IIepatica ia
aoss Icing introduced These state.
ssp.s are nsafe ~ people VINO have
.fen afflicted Nv Il discussed condition
f..o MUCOUS membrane, COMMONLY
referrfa 10 as CT tarrhal affection
f5i5 irechle IL 2o~sitlyeiy relieved b,
ii Hepafsea - 2 very shorr time
afentananf Ballard IS %peraarali,
aeesinG she public from Q a. "a. I'll
3 "a.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

BUFFALO, Nov. 11,--Buffalo has
sold Outfielder Dutch schirm to Oak
land of the Pacific Coast League. 1t
was at Schirm's request, as his home
is in the West. Schirm had been a
Bison since 1906. hvaing been drafted
from the Columbus Club of the South
Carolina League.
Buffalo still has four outfielders, for
Lester Mann, the recruit from the
Spokane team of the Northwestern
League, looks like the real goods for
a regular berth in the Bison outer
garden. He m with one of the
best records that a Bison recruit has
ever possessed. Last year he batted
.30S, making 1870 hits in 16S games. He
equaled Arthur Bues's home-run
record for the same league by knock
ing out q home runs. He is a fast
man in the field and fielded 1857. A
natural athlete, he stands six feet in
his stocking feet, has the breadth Of
a champion wrestler in his shoulders
and possesses the strength of a bear.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

If the bay trotting gelding Bond
Issue will improve as much during
the season of 1913 as during the past
season DR.. Mitchell should have a
very valuable race horse next year.
In the hands of Clyde Mcbride he
has done all that has been asked or
him and made far more speed than
had been expected of him by horse
men generally. Clyde win winter
the pony.
The brown trotting stallion Baron
Del Ray, recently purchased by
Louis N%eidhardt, is a most attrac-
tive trotter, and while he is no sucn
individual as Baden he is well made
in a manner that will doubtless stand
the racket Before shipping him
home from the Lexington meeting
Rodney worked him a mile in 2:0sh.
and he came the last quarter in this
mile in S1A seconds, which would
indicate that he had a lot of speed.
1t is the opinion of horsemen gen.
orally that the turns on the half
mile tracks are too much a handi-
cap for the roam pacing stallion Mac
Nell, owned by James Burns. Next
season the son of Mckinney will be
given a chance On the mile tracks.
lie Will probably be turned over to
A S. Rodney about January l. This
horse can pace a two-minute gait on
the Straight, yet when he hits the
turns he founders badly and horses
with far less speed than he himself
has can go away from him.
What will doubtless be Baden's last
public appearance in his native lane
took place at the West Side track,
Jersey City. election day, when he
was shown on the stretch. The brown
stallion never looked better in his
life, and the largest crowd ever as
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11
LOSES CASH AT POKER;
FAKES ROBBERY YARN

CAMDEN. Nov. 11.-Harry Jar
mans story of being held up, drugged
and left gagged by three men, who
robbed him Of s109, near Camden, is a
fabrication out of the whole cloth.
He lost the s1O9 playing poker. So
he confessed yesterday to Detectives
Doran and Schregler. Of Camden. To
make matters worse, he was to have
pent the money to furnish a home for
a bride he was to take in about a
week.
Miss Eliza Kelly, 11O5 West Thomp-
son street, this city. so Jarman says
was to marry him and they were to
buy furniture today. He thought he
would double his money in a game Of
poker, but he lost every dollar.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

The Hamilton Five will be on the
a. cis a4pla this season FOR the fiftl,
year Wayland, who has managed
the Hamiltons, is in charge of the
team, with practically a new lineup.
Benzinger. being the only player whn
has before played with tnem. Adj
dress all communications to William
Weyland, ITO Blum street, Union Hill.
n. j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

Tho Brooklyn Nationals would like
TO book gaines with all the f~irst-class
heavyweight teams Of New York and
View Jersey aaveing their home courts,
aHct teams rs Trovs OF Hoboken.
Suffern Five, Bay View Wheelmen
ana National Turn Yerein. For
games address Andrew Ewing, IS
Butter street. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

Fred Snodgrass. of the New York
Giants, will play winter ball in Cali
fornia. He hopes to be able to catch
easy fly balls by spring.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

Chicago has voted Heinie thinner
man the most popular baseball
player in the city. the great Ed
Walsh running second.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11
ore.at Zine Saver.

Tire ''tfapt Ad. Bank" printed on the
ifsiee et the la.t page saves you the
tronbie an. time ef bringing the ad. in.
Just Ell out the plank and send it in 10
the Office. THAI Is ~.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

Central High Schools track squad
was the winner in the seventh annual
int~ersclolastic cross-country u held
at Princeton under the auspices OF
The Princeton University Track Assoc
citation Saturday. Ten schools took
part. Central took first, third, tenth,
thirteenth and twenty-first places, to-
falling As points. Central High School,
af Philadelphia, was a close second,
with 90 points, while Morris High
School, of New York, finished third.
Captain Joe Meyer, of the locals,
finished first in the good time of Is
minutes 20 As seconds over the three
milo course. N. Wegg. of Dewitt
Clinton. was second. fifty yards be-
hind, and Richard Jones. of the New
arlSers. am over third.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11
ON THE COURTS

Mayor Jacob Haussling. together
with a number of other leading poll
tlcians. The Mayor tossed up the
first ball that started the game, hut
a before doing so made q
short speech. The Ironsides started
in the scoring in the early period
and had little difficulty in finding the
iron ring. When tine half ended the
the home team had a 20-point lead.
Both teams went at 1t in lively fash
ion during the first ten minutes of
| play in the latter period. but from
this time on the Ironsides set such
a fast pace that the visitors were
unable to hold on. During the game
after the first few minutes of play
Johnny Conlon had to retire from the
game after a fall he received on his
spine. Frank Boyle. of the home
team, was the real star of the eve
ming. He secured u points.
The st. Gabriels, of New York,
which combination put up a stall
wart exhibition against the Bay
Views recently, will appear against
the knights of Columbus Five, of
Harrison. at Parish Hall, Harrison,
tonight. The saints victory over
the Bay Views indicates that they
are capable Of holding their W with
the best and should give a good ac-
count of themselves tonight. With
all the regulars out, however, the
Hudson county speed boys figure on
a win.
Johnny McNabb and Harry Har-
ring, the old Crescent players, are
representing a town up New York
State. Both are still playing the
clever game that made them rank
among Jerseys best.
The Rambler Five will meet the
Glen Cove quintet at Woodside Hall.
Washington avenue, tomorrow night.
At Masonic Hall. Iryington, tonor-
row night the Irvington A. c. and
the Y. M. C. A., of this city, is sched-
uled to clash.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11
BY SURE SHOT

Basketball was inaugurated for the
first time this season at Electric Park
last night. The Oakleafs and the
Bay View Separates met and the re-
suit, after forty minutes of strenuous
play, was a So to IS victory for the
former. 1t was evident thatsthe Oak
leafs would make a possible runaway
of the game In the first half when
they ended with "a points to their
opponents IL. In the final session
the visitors came back strong and
outpiayed the home five at both goal
caging and passing. Conlan and
Boyle were the shining lights for the
winners, while O'Toole and Schwab
featured for the Separates.
That the Bay View Senior quintet
is not showing good form of late was
evident yesterday afternoon, when 1t
met defeat again on it's home court,
losing to the American Five, of Pat
erson, to the tune of 20 to II. The
Americans are without a doubt one
of the strongest combinations in this
section of the State. Only recently
they downed the X. of c. team, of
Harrison, and yesterdays victory
adds more TO their laurels. The Silk
City combination showed the way
in the first period by a one-point
margin, leading by IL to 10. Willie
Powers's shooting figured much in his
teams victory. He scored II points.
Preliminary to the big game the Bay
View Juniors walloped the Clifton
Five, of Paterson, by the score of 16
to 6.
At Kunzmann's Hall yesterday aft
ernoon the Murray Five Won from the
Whirlwind A. A. by a score of Is to
q.
The Ironaids A. c. basketball quinn
added another game to its list
of victories last night at Kunzman's
hall, when Ii won over the Anchor
Five by a score of AZ to 30. An un-
usual incident previous to the game
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

Billy Ambray, manager of Banty
Lewis and Young Gradwell, received
a cablegram from the former yes
terday. stating thai he knocked out
his opponent, George Dastillin, in
the ninth round of a scheduled Is
round bout at Paris Saturday night.
Ambry says that Young Gradwell
did not box at the Royale A. c. in
Brooklyn Saturday night. He was
ncheduIed to meet Young McCary, but
the latter failed to appear. The man
agement was unable to get an oppo-
nent good enough to box the local
lightweight. Gradwell is open to
meet any lightweight. He claims the
championship of his class in New
Jersey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

At Masonic Hall, Iryington, tomor-
row night the Irvington A. c. and
the Y. M. C. A., of this city, is sched-
uled to clash.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

Barringer High Schools cross-coun-
try team defeated the High School Of
Commerce barriers, 1927. in a dual
meet over the Central Park three
mile course Saturday. Frank Bick-
ley. of the locals, bettered the record
for the course when he covered the
distance in 17:21. William Drabble,
Of Barringer, was second.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11
Sporting =.
from Eooo-
Eperyuuhere OOOOP


Joe Fogler. of Brooklyn, sprinted
into the home stretch at the finish of
the six days bicycle race at Boston
Saturday night and won the contest
With his team-mate, Jimmy Moran
Of Chelsea, he set a new mark for
sixty hours riding. a total distance
OF ], 1901 miles. Eight of the thir-
tcen teams originally entered finished
In the following order: Fogler and
Moran. Root and Hehir. J.. Bsdell and
Pye, Clarke and Hill. Ryan and
Thomas, Wells and Mitten, Drobach
and Lawrence and Cameron and
Magin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

The Rambler Five will meet the
Glen Cove quintet at Woodside Hall.
Washington avenue, tomorrow night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

Harvard and Princeton may play a
three-game baseball series next year.
For the past few years the two col
1ages have played but one game, alter
mating each year on the respective
diamonds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

Paul Koehler. a well-known welter-
weight boxer died Saturday night at
q hospital in Cleveland of typhoid
fever and complications. He had been
III about three weeks. His last public
appearance was in a ten-round draw
with Jack Goodman at Madison
Square Garden, New York, September
-. He was % years old.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

London elementary school children
taught to swim last year numbered
1926.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

McGiH University hockey team, of
Montreal, will visit the United States
and play games in Boston, New York
and Cleveland. Harvard University
may also be played.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-11

w. X. Vanderbilt is having built by
= Boston. shipbuilder a 1O0-foot steel
power cruiser. The yacht is to nave
TWO motors developing 300-horsepower.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-25
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judi. iai
Distrlci u the state Of Idaho. IN and Tor the
County Of Lsuis.
Ella Gerard. Plsintin. ". fred Gerard,
Defendant.
state Of Idaho sends Greetings: To FRED Ger
rards defendant, you are hereby notified thar
there has been died In the once Of the Clsrk
d the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the State Of idaho, IN and for The
county Of Lewis, the complaint Of the above
named plaintins q copy Of which complaint IL
attached 20 the summons and made 4 pert
thereof.
You are hereby summoned and required 10
appear and answer said complaint within
twenty days after service on you Of this sum
mons. II served within this Judicial District
or II served elsewhere, within forty days
And you are hereby nctlfed that this com
paint - hied against you 10 procure divorce
upon the ground Of DesertiOn and wfliful re.
lusai and failur 70 support the plafntih and
her minor children, and for the custody Of
.aid celldren, that II you fail 70 appear ana
answer she said complaint ~ ssoye required
ne said plaintiff viii apply 70 she court Tor
he relief demanded In said complaint
Attest. my hand and seal OF said District
Court, this 9th day Of December, A d. 1911.
Seal Clyde x. Clovis Clerk
. Allen A. Holsclaw, Attorney for the plaintiff,
hesidonce and Post once address, Negperce
IDAHO.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-25
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District court Of the second Judicial
District. stats Of Idaho. IN and Tor the County
Of Lewis.
John ". r. Davis aud Thomas n. paws. co
partners a. Davis Brothers. Plaintiffs ~ Rob
err Miller, Defendant.
The state Of Idaho ssnds greeting 10 Robsft
Miller, Defendant.
You are hereby directed. That there l. On
die In this. the once Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of the second Judicial District.
State Of Idaho. IN and for the ounty Of Lssls.
the complaint Of the above named plnlntia %
which reference IL hereby made.
The acti0n Il brought " recover irom 700
the sum Of no 50. with interest therson hon
November 18th, 1911. 81 the rntaof per eent
per annum. for goods. wares aud merch andfss
sold and delivered 20 you AZ your special IN
stance aud request. 81 Kamiah, Idaho, Within
the two years iast past Il Il ALLEGED In ne
complaint that repeated demands have been
made upon you b. plaintiff Tor the payment
Of said sum, but 70 pay the sans you have us-
elected and refused, ana still refuse 20 70 Do
You are hereby directed 20 appear and a..
aHer said complaint within twenty f20I DAYS
after the service hereof upon you II served
within said District, ard within forty ft0J DAYS
n served elsewhere, and unless you 20 appsaf
aud answer. the piaintia vail tahe iadanent
- default 81 demanded Ia the omplafnf
Attest my hand and the seal Of the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District, STATE III
Idaho, In and for Lewis County. thls 1th dsg
Of January. 1917. clyde \. Clovis. Clsrk
SEAL By J. 3. hits. Deputy CIsrk.
D. y Tannahill. Attorney Tor Plelntia. Post.
once aud residence address N a1perca fdaho
first pub. January II. 1917.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-25
ALIAS SUMMONS.

10 the District Court Of che second Juatr,.
District. stats Of Idaho. IN and Tor he coant,
Clyde +. Clovis. aud the Idaho s,o,, e..
pany, q corporation, doing ana eonducei-s
business ~ Forest, Idaho, under ths AZ.
name and style Of the Clyde Clovis comn-rs
fiantih. ~. Victor A. Miller. Dsfendanf
The state Of idaho Sends grsstinF 10 vleto,
a. miller, DESCENDANT You are herrbv dfrs~f
ga, That there u on Gle IN this. the ofaes ~
me Clerh Of tbs District Court ofthe ssoond
judicial District Stats Of Idaho IN and for n :
county o. lewis, the complaint Of the above
named piaintih. This actlon Il brought Ia -
cover from you the sum Of t29i 30. with In.
mum from October ffth. 1910. fof roods ,-ss.-
and merchandise sold and delivered III -, =,
your special instance and requesf. Al ko,ss,
tdano, within the three year. last paet ~, 49,
plelntin above uamedi 10 u ALLEGED In az
compalint that you promised and aeresd ~
pay therefor the said sum Of 1871 90. but IL -
he same ysu have neglected and rsfa.ss ~
though often demanded 20 10 DO bv nlsiotte
lou are hereby directed 10 sotsess -
anaWer said complaint within twsntsf1o, 49,
alter the service hereof upon Won n sse-yys
.lbhin said District. and within forte ~,
uays u served elsewhere and unless YOU =,
.pPear and answer, the plaintiff VIII 49,
nogment ~ demanded in the Complied
= attest ny hand and the seal Of the Distrfc,
sourt Of the Second Judicial District. nae ~ /
y. 9s IN ~ 9d ior Lewis County, this and ds1
Clyde 4. Clovis. cI.rs
~ J. b. white, Deputy f,is,E
Z. ". Iennahill Attorney for Plaintiff po.t.
'"ee ana residences address Nezpsrce. fdaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-25
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the second Judicial
District Of the state Of Idaho. Ia aud for ms
Il County Of Lewis
d. y. caves. Plaintiff. y. Margaret ksid
| james A. Reid; Edward a. Reid, and Anna
Reid. his vile; John Roman; J. p K0nen and
Katherine Konen, his wife; George h stoleI
Farland, !. Cole Mcfarland. John O. Aetar.
/ land, Lester Conn, and the Unkn0un Heirs OF
J. W. Reid, deeeastd, Defendants,
earet Reid Russell and Frsak Russell. her hus-
| band James A. Reid; Edward n. Reid and
Anna Reid, his wife; John konen, ]. z. ko-
Hsn s saa Hs snS s l sso,ep ~ w,s
Rose b. Mcfarland; 4 cole Mcfarland, IOhn
= @. Mcfarland, Lester Conn. and the unkuowu
heirs Of J y, Reid, Deceased. the above
/. You are hereby required to.appeaF in an ae-
ton brought against you BY the apofo-uAmeq
plaintiff on the District Court Of the second
for the County Of Lewis. and 20 answer the
complaint died therein within Twenty days
Exclusive OF The day Of seryiee) after the ser
this district. or II served out Of this district.
within forty days
The said action l. brought 70 obtain iudg-
and quieting plalntin's title 70 the following
described real prop rty situate In the County
o. Lewis. tiormerly Nen Perez County, stats
Lots one IN and Two "a and the West half
Of lot Threst 81. lots seven al ana Eight (s1
West thirty 30l feet Of Lot Nine (9l, HAST thir-
Twelve III Thirteen tls , Fourteen tltl fii-
teen Isl and Sixteen tl6l Of BlOek one fili
Lots Two 90, Three l3l, -Four ttl and 8lx tel
Of sleek Two CD. al IN and part Of Reid and
As appears IRON the onicial plat Of said Add.
ton nov on Ole and OF record In the once Of
the County Recorder Of Se1 Pe-ee County.
Also al thai part Of the Rast half Of Lot
Four (4l and Southwest quarter Of the North
west quarter Of section One Cil. Township /
B. excepting that part Of the same covered Il
By aud included In the plat Of said Reid and Il
Ayteh addition % the rown Of Forest. a.
md conveyed By deed duly recorded % one
ester Conin. more particular description OF
aid iour-aere tract being sioiloua. to-Wil:
sorthWest quarter Of section One ca. Town
hip fhirty-twO lt2l. n. Three ttl, ". 3. .
{ thence south BIZ feet; lhenee East ele
eeti thence North 2si51 feet; lhence Wesl els
Ana piaintiR prays that you and sseh q you
lay oe deoalred irem ss.sftins en{ elaln O.
erse 70 the plaintih For more paftieular
eacrlptiou Of plaintiffs cause Of action
s1 =. ySs y, yo1 ~ hsfeSS fs's rs ~, -
ntitled court.
Ana you are hereby aollasd. that n you iail
appear and answer The said eonPl.int e
oose required. the said plalntia vii spply
the court for the relief demanded in hh
I'D complaint
Given under ny hand and The seal q ne
the state % Idaho. In and for the coanty Of
swis. this tih day Of January. a, .; s.1
,n,...... clyde = Clovis. Clark.
- " TnnnAhili. Attorney for Piaintia .ones
and Post once address. LeWiston, Idaho.
rst pubheafion Jan. II. 1874