Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-15

I was. I thought the best way to d.
this would be to write to you abou
it, Now, | don't think these peopl,
pay the city taxes, and l don't SCI
why they are allowed to stay anC
fool the public. You will do the pub.
lie a great favor by putting it wise
So don't let these New Workers fakt
the Newarkers. JOE WELLS.
| Well, Joe when you try to buy ar
auto for thirty cents you can expect
niger in the wood pile. However
this does seem to bv~a particularly
strong case of buneo. Anyway, you
weren't fooled.
]. P. N:
In regard to "W. ks" inquiry re-
garding lodges that have sick ben
eft funds all over the country,
would like to call his attention to the
Woodmen of the World, as it has
camps in all the cities and has a
death and also a sick benefit fund.
The initiation is 81 and the assess
ments about the same. If he will
send me his address, | would be
pleased to give him more information
regarding same.-Thomas j. Powers,
| Consul Commander Hill Camp, 81, 46S
South Orange avenue
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J. N. p:
A says discomfort rules the world,
B says ambition, and c contends that
to be ambitious you must be discon-
tented. Which is correct?
JOE LONDON.
You may be ambitious and still be
content. but l doubt it. 1t is am
bition that keeps one going, and when
one is ambitious 1t is likely that he
is discomfort. Remember, though,
discomfort or not, never lose your
ambition.
J.P. N:
Give me the names and addresses OF
a few boat owners at Barnegat, N. j.
I intend going down fishing with a
number of friends soon. j. S. G..
There are any number of boats near
the Pier, which you could hire.
Did Cobb ever get in a fight with a
Philadelphia player, and who was he?
L. u.
Cobb was accused of Intentionally
spilking j. Franklin Baker.
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]. P. NJ:
If, with the bases filled, the catcher
drops the third strike, is batter out :?
Is Reilly, of the Branch Brook
Senior Playground League team, the
same pitcher who was with st.
Joseph's team? What is the value
of an ivory nut?
GUS THE SHOEMAKER.
The batter is out. Yes, he's the
same Reilly. An ivory nut is worth
about twelve cents:
Pm:
have had a conversation with
Willie Bowen, the colored bicycle
rider who was barred from the Velo-
drome several weeks ago. He tells
me that MacDougall called a meet
ing of the amateurs, and they pro-
tested to Manager Chapman against
Bowen riding at the track. The chief
reason was that if Bowen should
have a fall in race the fans would
think that he had been purposely
thrown, and thus make hard feelings.
Now, I would like to know if we
cannot find way to give this coming
star a fair chance. If the amateurs
are afraid to have him in the open
races, why not have him and Mac
Dougall meet in match race to set
tie the argument? c. A. SMITH.
Bowen VS.. MacDougall would be a
great card. Too bad you didn't think
about this when the Motordrome was
running.
]. P. NJ:
How can I rid my house of fleas?
e. X.
There are countless remedies" for
this pestilence. Cayenne pepper
sprinkled on the carpet and in all the
hooks and crannies of the rooms is
said to be effective
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]. p. NJ:
What is a good bicycle route to
Morgan Station? What is the dis
lance? J. S.
From Newark to Elizabeth, to
Railway, to Woodbridge, to Perth
Amboy, to South Amboy, to Lawrence
Harbor, to Morgan Station, a dis
lance of 25.4 miles.
]. P. NJ:
A family in Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, expect their mother over from Eu-
rope They want. me to meet her at
the boat and put her on the train
Would | have any trouble with the
immigration officials? WELSALL..
If YOU can show the officials at
Ellis Island that the person in ques-
ton has relatives here, and will be
taken care of, you should nave nc
trouble, provided of course, she pass
| es the medical examination.
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j. P. NJ:
Does the steamer Benjamin B
Odei stop at Poughkeepsie on sun
DAYS? When does it land in New
York on the return trip? f. d.
Yes. It hesitates there long enough
to discharge passengers. Returns to
New York at 10 p. m.
]. P. NJ: $50
In the Star of August IL. 1913,
read of High School Sans plea fol
manslaughter for the fanness who
wrote. "a Pleasant Sunday AT.
ternoon." Now If he had kicked
against the "a. B. C.'s" / wouldn'
saw a thing, but the pleasant Sun
dav Afternoon" wasn't so bad. AS
for sam, he says the fanness ano
then goes on and Says HE" ought tc
be made to run the gauntlet. l take
n fanness for a female. How about
| YOU? Sam talks like professor ano
a boob at FIRST, but soon runs out OF
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