Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-18


though, or lady policemen. Rutt rode
a great race last Sunday and I was
pleased to see him beat Cavanagh. I
like to see Kramer beat him or Clark
riders of some ability-but not to
have a champion beaten by small
man. Cavanagh may be the new
hope but not yet Very truly
yours, BETTY VAIL.
G
Here's a fan who would like to see
all Australian riders out battling in
a three-cornered match race:
J. P. N:
Kindly speak. TO Mac about the
race | am about to describe. / think
| it would be a corker. With two
teams, consisting of three men each,
and all Australians at that, [ think
| good deal of interest could be stirred
up. Team A, Goullet, Grenda and
| Pye; Team B, Clark, Spears and
| Cory. The race to be run in three
| heats, regardless of who wins the
first two heats. Heat No. 1, a. special
team match, with the three riders of
| each side riding. All sorts of teaming
allowed. Heat No. 2, a miss-and- out,
with the last two riders scoring two
and one points for first and second
respectively. The winner of the first
Htdl SCOTtS lWO pOlIllSs puI-
suit race, team A starting at the tape,
team G at halfway. Winner, two
points. Thanks, kindly, NAT,
g
Champion Kramer still has a few
friends left. Here is one of them:
j. P. NJ:
After reading the Evening Star, I
find that there are some fans who
are loyal in backing our champ,
Frank l.. Kramer. 1 agree with Real
Bike Fanness" in her statement
about those fans knocking Kramer.
Why don't they honor the best man,
instead of taking his due credit away
from him? Who will be the favorite
in the special match race between p.
Chanin and w. Murray, and what will
the betting odds be?
REAL BIKE FAN.
Knocks are the biggest kind of
boosts when misdirected. According
to railblrds, p. Chanin is faster than
W. Murray, but he is inclined to spill.
The betting is about even.
G
J. P. N:
Please give me the cheapest route
from New York to Bangor, Me-?
What is the fare one way?
H. A. r.
Leave New York on the New York,
New Haven and Hartford and travel
as far as Boston. Then travel on the
Boston and Albany Railroad to Port
land, Me. From Portland go by way
of the Maine Central to Bangor.
The one-way fare is $l0.S2 from New
York There are steamship lines
running from New York to Maine
that might reduce the cost of pas
sage.
Did Mrs. Rosenberg testify at the
gunmens trial for the murder of
Herman Rosenthal? J. G. p.
Mrs. Rosenberg did testify.
]. P. N:
Is there any premium on a half
dollar dated 1897? r. S. X.
There is premium of one cent on
your coin.
Did Becker's lawyer apply for an
appeal when he was sentenced the
last time, and was it granted? Does
this appeal stay his execution set for
July 6? ]. II. l..
Becker's counsel filed notice of ap-
peal Immediately after their client
was sentenced to die during the week
beginning July 6. This appeal acts
as stay and the death sentence will
not be carried out on the date set
by the court.
j. P. NJ:
How can L get from Newark to
Chrome? What is the fare for the
round trip and what time do the
trains leave Newark? E. NJ. F.
Chrome may be reached from New
ark via the Central Railroad of New
Jersey from the Broad street station.
The return trip fare is So cents and
the trains leave at 1924 and HOS a.
m, and 1877, 1888 and $40 p. m.
Is there any law that prohibits trac-
ton companies from running open
trolley cars on county roads?
READER.
There is no such law. If a traction
company has franchise to operate
cars on the road they can run either
open or closed cars, just as they
choose.
j. P. N:
How did Toronto make out in their
!
S. NJ.
| Rochester won the game by the
score of to 2. Hoff and Williams
made up the winning battery, while
| Rogge and Kelly were in the points
for Toronto.
j. p. NJ:
Is there any place in Newark where
press feeding is taught? A.
~ L, Co
press at the Boys Industrial School,
city.
j. p N:
Who is the secretary of the Press
mems Union? w. j. S.
Harry Lowe. of the Newark Eve
ming Star press room, is secretary of
the Webb Pressmen's Union, of this
city, and Frank Ostretag, of the
Whitehead & Hoag Company. 272
Sussex avenue, is secretary of the
Job Pressmen's Union.
| 6
]. p. N:
If person is graduated from
linotype school can he enter the union
as a regular linotype operator, or
must he serve an apprenticeship
r. A. II.
! All who desire to become union lino-
| type operators must first serve five
years as an apprentice.
C
J. p. N:
In what issue of The Star were the
names of the winners and the correct
| list of answers in The Stars Song
and Book Contest published?
II. L. A.
The correct list of winners APP
peared in the Evening Star of May
14th, 1914, while the correct list of