Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-23

what | would call good publicity"
so | see that there is nothing for Jim
to be under a compliment or thankful
for in the way of this here pub
licity," as YOU call it, He was given
big write-ups after his victories over
| Tom Kennedy. Frank Moran, Dan
DAILY, Tom Mcmahon and a number
of others. These appeared in all the
papers throughout the country, as
well as in your paper That is what
| call publicity. Now If you think
that Jim is just dying to have his
| name in print we would thank you
not to take the bother in printing his
name in your paper. | would also
call your attention that you gave Jim
quite a big send-off after his victory
over Tom Kennedy. Do you remem-
Der that? You said he was the best
hope that performed in the Garden
that night. and there happened to be
some mighty good men there, too.
among them, if / remember rightly,
being less Willard and, the late Lu-
Their McCarty. To be the best that
night is what l call publicity. and l
| thank you for it.
Hoping you will take the time to
read this letter and thanking you in
advance for same l beg to remain,
yours sincerely,
WALTER B. SAVAGE.
Jim's Brother.
Mr.. Savages letter has been duly
read, as requested, and there is moth
ing in it that would cause me to
change my opinion of his brother as
fighter. What labor troubles the
Savages have had with Adams is
another matter entirely and are not
for discussion here. As to the kind
of publicity desired. old p. T. I3arnum
used to say: Talk about me, good
or bad but talk about mel" Sorry,
but I'll be unable to comply with the
request TO keep Jims name out of
the paper-he might do something
some day. Flynn and Morgan ought
to be able to get together with Jim
and Levinsky Such a bout was an
ticipated long ago. Jim, however,
seems to play In hard luck in getting
fights. 1t was unnecessary to state,
Walter, that you were not knock
ing people," Your letter is open evil
dence of your proclivities as a boos-
ter. l have had occasion to say some
AAASO tilAhBS jim oelNdBC do a
fighter and hope to be able to say
them again-if he ever gets another
fight on.
J. P. N:
l landed in this. country April II,
1909. and took out my first papers Oc-
tober % of the same year. Can | APP
ply for my citizenship papers in April
this year, or will 1 be required to
wait until October? To whom do
bring my first papers? Where can 1
secure information- on this subject?
M. S.
You will have to wait five years
from the date you took out your first
papers. which according to your
query was October 20, 1909. Other in
formation can be secured at the
naturalization bureau, Court House.
C
What is the age limit for the posi-
ton pStrolman in the city? Also
the weight and height? J. ]. D.
The age is from 81 to 80 years; the
minimum weight las and the maxi
mum, 1856 pounds. The height is feet
8 inches. The statistics are according
to the last report.
j. P. N:
I have an anti-skid device for motor
trucks Which 1 would like to exhibit
in the First Regiment Armory To
whom should | apply to secure space
for same? J. w.
Apply to Mr.. II. l.. Vonnell 20
Stockton place, East Orange for your
information.
J. P. NJ:
Could 1 use my New York license
to run an automobile in Jersey, or
would I have to have said New York
license transferred to this State?
j. H. NJ.
You could use a New York license
to run an auto here.
G
u p. NJ:
Is there such street in Brooklyn
known as Berry street? NJ. D.
We know of no Berry street, but
there is a Berry street Probably |
Beery street is near Lager avenue. |
G
j P. NJ;
Will there be a masquerade ball in |
Newark or vicinity in the future?
e. B. T.
We know of no masquerade ball
which will be held in this city soon.
G
~ P. N:
What is the premium on a penny
dated 1853 also one of 1851?
DAvY S.
Your coins are of no premium value
g.
j. P. N:
Would you kindly let me know if
the mail addressed to the United
States sailors are opened before they
get them. A says that the mail is
only opened while at the training
station and b says the mail is opened
both at the training station and also
aboard ship Kindly settle dispute.
j. l.. w.
According to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard authorities the mail is not
opened.
J. p. N:
A bets that the motorboat show
starts in Madison Square Garden on
January 81 and ends February Z,
while b contends that the show is on
now. Who wins? V. r. H.
A wins. The Show begins January
81.
If l walked from this city to Buff
falo could l write story for your
paper, telling how l got there, etc?
w. NJ.
! These cross country walks have
| been done to death, Willie, and there
| is absolutely no novelty in them any
more. If you would walk to Buffalo
on your hands, or something like that
we might be able to use a story of
/ your trip and its vicissitudes.