Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-10

sporting standpoint Lawson, by his
despicable tactics, eliminated FogleT
as well as himself.
o
AS Fogler, 1t is said, has had 9
fiare-up with mcfarland, we may
look to see Josephus and the anti
cycling paper paying court to one an
other. Fogler, 1t seems, objected to
the way mcfarland kept the riders
going in Boston, and he also was adj
verse to Mac" breaking up combi-
nation that Sir Joseph had formed;
but MacFarland has ceased to listen to
the overtures of friendship any more,
He is doing the managing act and
he Is going to do 1t as 1t should be
DONE He knows how, and all the
boys say that P. Powers should have
spent the week up in Boston and
picked up q few things for his New
York six-day race. Powers. no doubt
expects MacFarland to be with him
and take charge of the race proper in
the Garden, but If Mac" is over there
1t will he only after few apologies
on the part of Powers and at his very
earnest solicitation. Everybody says
that Powers has made the biggest
bloomer in his life-and those who
know P. we'll know that he has made
some bloomers-by tying up with g
paper that will not fall to use every
word he utters now to crush him In
the end. 1t isn't Powers's side OF tbs
controversy that the Givens medium
is SO anxious to exploit. Anything
against cycling is the object of the at.
tack, and the nice things being sale
| about Powers now will be paid baci
with interest in the future. Mac
/ Farland says Powers Is becoming OLE
and childish and needs a nurse. HI
is being "nursed" all right, and will
discover it, perhaps, when it is too
! late.
A patron of cycling expresses his
views in the following rather ex.
pressive terms:
j. p. N:
Inclosed you will find some ad-
| vance press notices from New 'Yorl
| paper. and you can see how gooc
! p. I. Powers stands with the press
The sooner his name is cut from thu
game the better 1t will be for tbs
! coming race, and as for thai
press agent talking about the com
bination king" MacFarland, is gam'
and on the level. Can they all sa,
that? "Mac" may have pulled
some little tricks of the trade, but 1
made good racing, and 1t pleased thu
public. and the public is the one t.
cater to. This is Powers last stall
at the bike game. so Mr.. Upperct
had better keep his eye open.
A PATRON.
The press notices referred to ap
peared in the Evening Telegram ant
were in criticism of the six-day blk,
race in general and of last years.
race in particular.
Here's Montclair sport who wouls
like to invest his money in the New
ark Club. but his prospects are slim
Just now. it would seems
j. p. N:
What's the matter with the New
ark sports? Are they ever going t.
buy the Newark Club? If they lie
me in on the deal and give me ruI
for my money-and believe me the.
have to show me where I get Off
I'll subscribe $4,000. If they dom
hurry up, 1 think I'll organize |
stock company among the hackers o
some of the clubs I've umpired TO
lduring the past few years and ge
Andy Coakley to manage for us. A
any rate, / could do as much will
my stock company as the Newarl
sports are doing. If Harry Smitl
goes to Jersey City, and Solomon
runs the club for a year, why mex
fall I'll buy the club myself. | thinl
l could get 1t then for about 30 cents
Put some ginger in them. If the.
want to see about by $4,000 let then
write me or telephone A. r. Gala
CHER, Montclair. Yours truly,
EDWARD (Teddy) SHANAGHER.
/ IL Miller street,
Montclair. N. J
The sale is off for a time, Harr.
Smith isn't going to Jersey City. an,
Solomon, from what can learn, |
not going to run the Newark Clup.
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]. p. NJ:
IL a non-citizen registers falsel,
and does not vote. is the offense eve
outlawed il he leaves the State.
STAR READER.
This question would come under tn
head of criminal law. You had bet
ter consult lawyer.
C
]. P. N:
/ am very fond of railroad wor
and would like to know what kind Q
a position a young man seventee
wears old could fill. Also where t
Iapply for same. Does the railroads 0
Pullman people employ young me
in their ticket offices at the stations
/ am well built and could pass fo
twenty. PENNSfLV<ANlA.
There are number of position
you might apply for; whether yo
could fill them or not would be u
to YOU. Your query does not speciI
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