Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-27

as the little fellow is certainly hard
plugger. VIII Goullet ride next Sun
day? How long has Kramer been
champion?
HETTY GREEN.
More praise for Jackie, which Is all
right, Hetty. Hansen turned pro last
year. Goullet is expected to ride
Wednesday night and Sunday, too.
This is Kramer's twelfth year as
champion. Fl
J.. P. NJ:
What kind of razors did the men
use in 1774? H. r. w.
Well, they must have been good
ones, for two years later they shaved
country from England
Where could / apply for position
with any of the following steamship
companies: Cunard, White Star, Red
Star, Hamburg-American or North
German Lloyd? N. e. l..
They are all foreign lines and you
would have to apply on the other side
at their European offices for a posi-
ton.
win you kindly tell me the best
way to skin an eel?
Skin it.
]. P. N:
What is the distance to Barnegat
Rav. and also the most direct route
by auto? j. b. u.
The distance is about S1.2 miles.
From Newark to Railway, to Demar-
! est, to Perth Amboy, to South Am
boy. to Morgan Station, to Laurence
Harbor, to Keyport. to Matawan, to
Adelphia, to Lakewood, to Toms
River, to Forked River, to Barnegat.
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]. P. NJ:
Please give results of series be-
tween Giants and Cubs since 1907
ART RAY.
Here they are, Art: 1905, Giants won
10 and lost 10; 1906, Cubs Is, Giants 8;
1907 Cubs 16, Giants 7; 1908, Giants
H. Cubs Il; 1909, Giants II, Cubs IL;
1910. Cubs IA, Giants IL; 1911, Giants
IL, Cubs IL; 1912, Cubs 10, Giants 9.
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]. P. NJ:
On what days is admission charged
to the Bronx Geological Gardens?
w. j. F.
An admission fee of 25 cents is
charged on Mondays and Fridays.
DON'T forget the peanuts
J. P. NJ:
Please explain in your Sport Toics
of the Hour column where the cent
was lost in the following transaction:
Two women are selling apples at
fruit stand. Each woman has thirty
apples. One woman sells her apples
at the rate of two for one cent The
other sells same at three for one cent.
The first woman nets fifteen cents and
the second woman nets ten cents, or
total of twenty-five cents. The next
day they bunch their apples and sell
them at the rate of five for two cents,
receiving only twenty-four cents for
sixty apples. Where did they lose
the cent? LITTLE MEMO.
All right, Memo, here it is: On the
second transaction the ladies lost l-bo
of a cent on each apple sold, or one
cent on the sixty sppies'
]. P. NJ:
Why Is rock salt put in an ice
cream freezer, % melt the ice or
freeze it? Can ice-cream be packed
SO hard 1t will melt? Is 1t more
| difficult to keep ice-cream hard in
the winter than in the summer?
HAROLD BROWN.
Rock salt is sprinkled over the ice
to conserve it's freezing qualities. we
never heard of ice-cream melting
through being packed too hard. No.
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]. p. NJ:
A fan in this city says he consid-
ers Lew McCarty as good as 'ChleI
Meyers, of New York. What is your
opinion? W. w. IA.
is as good as Meyers. For one thing
| he has not had the experience in the
| big leagues, and experience has
whole lot to do with the development
of a ball player.
]. P. N:
Where can I study wireless teleg-
raphy? IL. X.
Write to the Wireless Association
of America, at 231 Fulton street, New
York.
j. P. N:
Where is some college in the West
where 1 can take a two-year course
in agriculture? ]. H. w.
| Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins, Col; Kansas Agricultural
College, Manhattan, Kan; Michigan
| Agricultural College, East Lansing,
Mich; Oregon Agricultural College,
| Corvollis, Ore. Utah Agricultural
| College, Logan, Utah. There's few
that will teach you how to plant
potatoes and NOW hay, old top.
j. p N:
Where can two boys of Is apply for
a position on a steamship line? Are
they taking anyone on now? Which
| is the best line? A SEA LAD.
| Apply at the offices of the different
companies in New York. Passengers
or help? That is matter of opinion