Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-08
FLOYD MAC FARLA AND

and Alfred BRENDA and Fred Hill as
partners, Kramer and Clark would
not be much out Of place.
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The Federal Leaguers, an "outlaw"
organization, is going to claim the
city championship of st. Louis. The
organization clubs. the Browns and
the Cardinals, should worry, We
might add. The outlaws" say that
they are entitled to the honors be-
cause they have a better percentage
than either the National or the Amer
lean League, but to settle the matter
decisively they will condescend to
play the Browns and the Cardinals
for the title in a post-season series.
OF course the outlaws" will not be
accommodated, and their claims will
not be needed. Funny thing, but the
outlaws" are always so magnani-
nous. They will play with the or
ganization men at any game know
ing full well that such thing can
never happen.
There is nothing to prevent the
Cardinals and the Browns from meet
ing u.s." says Edward Steininger,
president of the local Federal League
club. 'It's up to them. We feel we
have the class to stack up against
either one of the teams and in addi-
ton We are the only st. Louis club
that will finish in the first division
this season, SO they are doing us no
particular favor if they meet u.s.
That sounds just like the OUTLAWS. :"
It was 80 here when the strike of
the bike riders was on. You could
hear it on the street and you could
read it in the papers that the great
est riders in the world were at the
Motordrome. Yet with all the boost
ing the "outlaws'' didn't draw q cor
porars guard.
Football ds breaking into the dime
light in dead earnest. Princeton, with
Captain HOBBY Baker in command,
will be out today for limbering up
practise. The outlook at Old Nassau
this year can be said to be good, esLE-
cially as the outlook at Yale is not
very encouraging. Harvard will about
stand pat, which will make the games
played by the "Big Three" decid-
edly interesting and deucedly exciting,
as the Duke De Cakyao would say.
Bring on the warriors. thus early if
you will, but they will have to play
second fiddle to baseball until the
worlds series Is over.
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I have a violin that was made in
the year 1908 by Jacob Stiner, and
I would like to know what it is
worth. Where do Poles and Lithuan-
ians originate from? B. l..
Take your violin to a curio dealer
for valuation. There Is no set
premium on these old instruments
but the Stradivarius is the most valu-
able. Poles originate from Poland,
and Idthuanians come from Lithua-
MIA, which is DUST northeast OF
Poland.
CO.
J. p. Mr.
What are the premiums on the fol-
lowing coins: A half-cent of 1884, a
two-cent piece of 1857, an eagle cent
of 1858, silver three-cent piece of
1881, a three-cent piece Of 1850, and
a half-dime of 1853 with an arrow
head on each side OF the date?
MORRIS G.
Ale aapt 60 ,,od,,ad I'D 1Fro,,.
FIVE to ten cents. Other coins are
unlisted.
]. P. N:
Can a girl of II and a young man
of 20 secure a marriage license, thai
is if the young lady's mother acts as
witness for both? M. S.
Well, well, September seems to
have it on June for cupid's busy sea-
Was 1t during worlds series
becca went to the Well with the
pitcher" A FAN.
It was around the time that Davit
struck out Goliath: Take your base
| J. p. NJ.
| Where can a person write to fint
| out the conditions of the $4,000 priz,
offered for a safety signal brake t,
arrest a train? READER.
The New York, New Haven
Hartford made this generous offer
Write to the general offices of tn
road. They ought to give q million
| for a. device of that kind
| C.
~. P. NJ:
Kindly ten me the height of Bo'
| Fitzsimmons at the present day ]
bets he is six feet tall. B bets he i
/ not. A FAN.
| Bob stands five feet eleven an
three-quarter inches in his stockin
feet.
J. p. MT
!. What were the Seven Wonders {
the Old World, and what are consid
cred the Seven Wonders of the Worl
| at the present day? o. A.
. The Seven Wonders of the ancier
Z world were the Pyramids of Egyp
the Pharaos of Egypt. the Hangin
Gardens of Babylon, the Temple {
Diana at Ephesus, the Statue {
Jupiter by Phidias. the Mausoleum ,