Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-14

to draw decided conclusion as to
who is entitled to wear the laursls.
Let us now put the spotlight on
Donley, for, in my estimation. he is
the best boy in his weight in this Vi
cinity Kline thinks much of Donley.
and takes much time in tutoring and
teaching him, so when Kline retires
Donley will be his successor.
The Boonton- Donley match did not
materialize, but Donley was more
than willing to meet the Orange ter
ror Some time ago a proposed Lew
is-Donley match created much talk,
but it all went for naught. AS the
man in the street will surmise are
they afraid of Donley? Hines pro-
tege is willing to meet the above
boys at any time and at any place.
| am in direct communication with
Donley, and any proposals will be
gladly received and attended to,
Mickey has been winning with such
regularity that the boys have nick
named him Sure Win Donley."
Welcome back to dear old Newark,
Mr.. Sharkey, and may your stay In
this town be as profitable as well as
successful for yourself and your box
ers. Mr. Sharkey is evidently labor
ing under an erroneous impression
when he claims that l did not keep
my appointment with him. One of
the essential elements that 20 10
make business man successful is
punctuality in his appointments aud
that element is one of my passwords.
7 certainly kept that appointment at
the designated place. and friends can
bear me out in my statements. Mr..
Sharkey. | will be more than pleased
to meet you and make your ac-
quaintance. 1t will afford me great
pleasure if you will meet me at the
Globe building. 500 Broad street,
room 613. AS for my protege, Frank
Ford, he is open to meet your boxer
at any time and at any place.
J. P. N:
If a man loses his birth certificate,
to whom should he write for copy
of the same? A. J. C.
For duplicate certificate write to
the Board of Health of the city In
which you were born.
C
J. P. N;
Is silver dollar dated 1885, and a
quarter, dated 1858, of any premium
value? s. M. C.
There is no premium on your coins.
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J. p N:
follower, killed? How many more
championship races are there to be?
J. II. H.
Will Stinson is very much alive and
resides In Melrose, few miles out
side of Boston. Just how many
will be run is not
known, but the last one will take
place Labor Day.
]. P. N:
What is the fare from Newark to
San Francisco? PITAGORA.
The one way fare from Newark to
San Francisco is $76.75.
]. P. N:
In what city did Ray Demmitt make
his six errors while a member of the
Newark team? T. A. p.
Demmitt was playing against the
Providence team at Providence when
he made the six errors.
J. P. N:
Must one be high school graduate
to become a sewing teacher in the
high school? L. A,
! Yes.
J. p. NJ:
Where can I get copy of a bill
passed in the New Jersey Legisla
ture? r. s.
Write to-Davis S. Crater, secretary
of state, Trenton and a copy of the
bill you want will be forwarded to
you.
]. P. N:
Is there a premium on a half dollar
dated 1876? D. s..
There is no premium on your coin.
j. P. NJ:
What is the salary of the Governor
of New York and the Mayor of New
York city? What is the salary of
the Governor of New Jersey?
d. d. 7.
Governor Martin H. Glynn, of New
York, receives a yearly salary of
$4,000 for two years. John Purroy