Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-04

Sailor White. Percy Woodruff, hii
manager. must have gone down fish
ing or else he would have surely come
back at the Sailors terrific attack
but maybe, Woodruff, like most man
ayers when they have live one
doesn't want to take too many
| chances. Weinert fought White and
won and now IL the Sailor is DESTROYS
of another bout he Will probably have
to come across with a more plausible
reason than he has so far given. But
/ how Gus Troxler can stand Idly by
and allow this match to get away
from him is sure a mystery. Why,
Gus could stage the match on an off
night and bulge the walls with
anxious fight fans.
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| Al Palzer is going to fight Frank
Moran at the st. Nicholas Club the
latter part of this month. If Palzer
can't dispose of this fellow then ne
isn't worth all the attention he is
getting at present. Still the fight VIII
give the sports line on Al and at
the same time demonstrate whether
he is to be considered as a cham
pionship possibility.
G.
j. p. NJ:
would like to call your attention
to the Iskabibble Club. which was or
ganized on the Long Branch pier yes
terday. The new club was organized
for the purpose of good fellowship
only. and no fee is charged. me
members intend to hold a banquet IN
Newark in the fall. You are invited
in advance. Your old friend, Jake
Diganard, was so enthusiastic yester.
day that he offered Greenhardt SURF
rod. valued at SIS, for the man,
woman or child making the largest
eatable fish catch from now until NO
vember 1. The fish must be caught
on the Long Branch pier, and the con-
test is open to all, with the exception
of those who are employees or owners
of the pier. Those who were present.
al the meeting yesterday folloM'
Captain C. Fl. Brown, Captain w.
Rurnmell, Captain John Firrarr, Louis
Grappler. Arthur j. stanton. Cr1ssle
Kothe, Edward Kothe, Girls Lenny'
Joseph Mazzen, Joseph A. Mac wright,
Frank Watson, John Watson, Charles
Rarr william II. Diganard, Jack
Dieinard. George G. Sl1idmore, Henry
Torch. George Brokaw, H. j. Condii'
ir. II. Schmannond, William III. Allen,
Richard p. Fitzgerald. George Bach,
G. III, Erickson, V. r. Hubbard, z. H.
Webb. C. J. Baer, William Klein.
August Dietz, Charles McCaven, A. a.
Miller Albert H. Zimmerman, 70. ii.
Jonson, Jake Diganard, f. Hutniame
]. A, Couch, Robert Morgan, Phlllp
Hummelshine,, ]. L. Silverberg, Sol
Sherrig and Harry Austin.
Those fellows never worry ana they
extend you an invitation 10 come
down. You don't need to bring any
thing to eat. We promise that you
will NOT starve. A MEMBER.
That's what l say, Ishkabibble!
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J.P.N N.
Can YOU use the word rink" in the
fighting arena?
LOUIS KRAEMER.
Some of our most gentlemanly box
ers have been known to use stronger
words than that while in the squared
circle, Louie. However, rink Is i'm
proper, ring is the word Would you
say the "kink?"
]. p. NJ: j.
What is the value of quarter dated
1854? X. j. Il.
Twenty-Five centimes.
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ANxIOUS-Consult a lawyer.
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J. P. NJ:
Are there any restrictions against
wearing white swimming jerseys at
Asbury Park, Keansburg, Bradley
Beach? f. II. II.
Not to our knowledge.
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]. P. N:
What kind of tobacco is best for
chewing? R. L.
Chewing tobacco.
Can a policeman order a man who
is sitting quietly in Lincoln Park
with a dog to leave? The officer
said the dog frightened the squirrels,
but the dog was lying down and did
not even know there was a squirrel
in the park. KENNEL.
Why, the idea! What is our police
force coming to! That officer must
have been nutty thinking about
squirrels.
J. P. N:
What is good motorcycle route to
Asbury Park? c. Q.
From Newark to Railway, to
Demarest, to Woodbridge, to Perth
Amboy, to South Amboy, to Morgan
Station, to Laurence Harbor, to Key
port, to Middleton, to Red Bank, to
Shrewsbury, to Eatontown. to Long
Branch, to West End, to Elberon, to
Deal, to Asbury Park; a distance of
55.1 miles.
j. P. NJ:
Are Japanese and negroes allowed
| in the United States army? What
| is the height of the Statue of Liberty
J. e.
Japanese cannot enlist in the
United States army: negroes, IL citi-
| ems, can. The Statue of Liberty
stands 800 feet high.
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j. P. N:
Is there a premium on penny
dated dated 1908? j. v. =.
Yes. 1t Is worth from four to thirty
cents, according to its condition.
]. p. NJ:
Kindly let me know where the New.
Trenton cars start from in New