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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-02

LOrgnettes
Leather Hand Bags
Women's Belts
Razor Blades
Safety Razors
Manicure Articles
Scissors
Notions
Handkerchief
Laces
Embroideries
Mems Shirts
Mems Bath Robes
Mems Night Shirts
Mems Pajamas
Mems Neckwear
Mems Belts
Mems Underwear
WOmen's Underwear
Children's Underwear
Silks
Velvets
Innings
Dress Goods
Sewing Machines
Mems Hats
Mems Clothing
Boys Hats
Boys Clothing
Boys Shirt Waists
Mems Sweaters
Women's Sweaters
Children's Sweaters
PetticOats
Infants Wear
Women's Wash Dresses
Women's Silk Dresses
WOmen's Tub Skirts
Women's Goats
Womens' Suits
Hair Goods
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-02

Curtain Swiss
Sofa Cushions
Couch Covers
Curtain Rods
Brass Beds
Iron Beds
Bed Springs
Goose Feathers
Feather Pillows
Trimmed Hats
Untrimmed Hats
Artificial Flowers
Millinery Trimmings
Indian Play Suits
Dolls
Train Sets
Velocipedes
Lawn Swings
Porch Settees
Cr0quet Sets
Trunks and Bags
Pictures
Artists Materials
Record Cabinets
Baby Carriages
Go-Carts
Pianos
Umbrellas
Sulkies
Couch HammOcks
Bicycles
Bicycle Tires
Roller Skates
Sporting Goods
Photo Supplies
Fishing Rods
Children's Coats
Children's Dresses
Furs
Music Rolls
Sheet Music
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-02
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
NEWARK CITY HOME. VERONA.
NEW IERSErY
Newark. N. j., August 20. 1911

Sealed proposals will De received at the
Newark City Home, Verona. N. j.. between
and 2:l5 o'clock p. m. on Friday. Sep
TENDER 4, 1914, and then publicly opened
and read. for the installation and completion
o. Tabor sash Fixtures. in the adniinistra-
ark City Home, Verona. N. j.
Terms OF proposals and surety required
are nxed by the specifications
ofice of the architect. Gustavus Staenlin.
Washington and Market streets. Newark, NJ
be examined
The board reserves the right to accept
or reject any or all proposals or to waive
for the interest of the city Of Newark. N j.
JOHN M. LEDERER,
Chairman OF the Building Committee
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
LATE SPRING TRIPS
WILL Aid OUTLAWS
Feds Have Chance To Grab
Much Publicity by Early
Start South

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Two moves
made by organized baseball last week
seemed TO be direct plays into the
hands of the enemy. One was the
rule not permitting ball clubs 10 go
TO their training camps before March
/, and the other was the player limit
of II men after May 1.
III the Federal leaguers jump all
their clubs into the south along
about Washingtons birthday, as has
been the custom OF the National and
American leaguers during the past
few. years. they are bound TO acquire
a lot OF publicity that has heretofore
fallen TO the other fellows. For a
couple OF weeks. at least, they will
monopolZe the attention OF the base.
ball fansr2 and their players will
come IN for more individual notice
than was the case last spring.
When the organized clubs reach
their training headquarters, all the
Feds have to do 20 secure all the
promising youngsters they desire is
TO post scouts in each camp, to look
over the big patches of young play
ers that will be carried by every cruz
because a lot of...,these youngstefs
will have 70 be discarded on May l..
They represent the cream OF the
minors. And while II is true the or
ganized managers will cling to the
most promising, they cannot POSSIBLY
keen more than few OF their young
sters. with their veterans. under mat
new limit rule.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
CRIF MAY TRADE
JOHNSON TO YANKS
Will Talk Business Today With
Col. Ruppert-Hans Lobert
To Jump?

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-With Walter
Johnson. : contract tucked away in his
rocket. Manager Clark Griffith OF the
Washington Senators today planned
10 meet Col Jacob Rupert, Jro and
Il. /, Huston OF New York. prospec
tive purchasers OF the Now York yam
ices who are on route TO Chicago, IN
a talk bout that may later result In
the swap OF several players.
Griffith. however. denied report
tsat he was willing TO trade the Col
feyyille star. provided several good
man were offered in return; Johnson
double f'ip.fiop from organized base
Rail 10 the Federals and then back
again. will not make him less
drawing card with the Washington
fans. I've said
President Gilmore OF the Federal
league. was away from his once on
secret hike today and II was report
cd he had gone 10 Cofeyville. Kansas
for personal interview WITH john
son. At his ONCE Il was said he had
received no reply to his invitation to
Johnson to come here and talk things
over.
Hans L.obert. third baseman OF the
pbillies. is expected 10 take the Fed.
eral league plunge before night he
came 10 Chicago today in custody OF
Vice President Phil Ball Of the ST.
I.ouis Federais. and went into con
ference NJ Federal headquarters
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
SMALL NAP SQUAD
TO GO SOUTH IN Is
Birmingham Plans To Take Not
More Than 30 Men To Train
ing Camp

CLEVELAND. Dec. Manager
Birmingham has been in town all
week, deciding as to what men he
will take upon the training trip, ar
ranging othsr details and receiving
treatments for a damaged right knee
the joint having been injured while
Joe was on a hunting trip In the Adj
rondacRs recently
Where John McGraW has declared
he is going C. take 80 prospective
Giants 10 the training camp at Marlin
and Branch Hickey will not he con
tent with giving less than ~ Browns
the Double o AT Houston, the MAJ
leader SAYS he will have no more thar
80 players AT San Antonio when
March | fulfills It's engagement with
the calendar
II the squad is limited TO this mum
Der, practically the same players will
represent Cleveland when the cam
paign opens
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
WELSH CHAMP IS
HERE WEDNESDAY
Mccarthy Opens American In
vasiOn With Bout With
Lore

Fred Gilmore, the Chicago manager
who hitherto has made good on all
his promises, is bringing Billy Nc
Carthy TO Windsor Wednesday for an
efght-round encounter with Johnny
Lore, of Chicago. Mccarthy is a
youngster, who has won the feather
and lightweight championship OF
Wales. The Windsor bout will be his
first night in this country, bat Gilmore
claims that he knows What the Welsh.
man has. and touts him as conner
Lore was picked as the Opposition
for the purpose of sending Mccarthy
against the real article right al the
jump. The battle promises 10 be
dandy.
Rennie Mcneil. OF Windsor. and
Harry White. OF Toledo are watched
for this weeks seminal Mcneil APP
peared in the first card OF the year,
and made a hit Phil Stone, who. in
his first fight, gave George Hicks a
tough argument, three weeks ago. is
matched with Young Nelson, OF De-
troit in the second prelim
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
big Six" Just Wants To Keep
On Pitching Until He is
Through
Is HOPING FOR ANOTHER
CONTRACT IN TWO YEARS
McGraw Has No Wish To See
Yanks Strengthened at His
Expense

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l.-Christy
Mathewson does not want TO manage
a hall club. That is. he says that he
does not have ambitions along that
line. When his name was mentioned
as possible boss OF the orphan
Yanks, Big Six" said
IL have contract with the Giants
that has two years TO run. and l am
not ambitious TO be manager. even
IL IL could be done. For the next two
years | will be pitching for the Giants,
ana IL am able To continue after that,
will probably make new contract
with them"
IL is true. nevertheless that the pros,
pective purchases OF the New York
Americans did discover that they
wanted Matty. and worked along that
theory until they learned that getting
the veteran twirler from McGraw
would be as difficult as taking Paris
by storm. McGraw has been credited
with the statement thet he would
not stand in the way OF the pro
motion OF one OF his players, but
while he is eminently fair TO his men.
the reply that he really made to In
quries regarding the Yank deal sounds
much more like him.
I'VE woulc look fine" said McGraw
with laugh. allowing Matty to go to
the American league and be the star
attraction for rival team in the same
park. wouldn't We? | am willing TO go
lcng way - help anybody out. but
I'M not going TO give away my ball
club. Seriously. | think that neither
Ruppert nor Huston ever thought they
could do such thing. They were just
asking questions for general informa-
ton"
Il would like to see Capt. Hustoa
and COL Rupert have all the luck In
the world" said Mathewson. after hav
| ing been told how much excitement the
mention OF his name had caused. "but
/, there isn't much chance OF my ever
being with them under salary"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
Pitt Disproues Charges
That Team Is I1eliqibLe

Give Pittsburgh university a clean
bill Of health The l25-year-old insti-
tuition deserves the verdict. The wild
rumors that have been circulated to
the effect that there was professional
ism in the. ranks of Pitts crack foot
bail team were nailed TO the mast to-
day by X. Il. DAVIS. graduate manager
OF athletics at the Smoky City school,
Acting ON suggestion recently
made that where there was 40 much
smoke TO have from Pittsburgh's fac
tory ch.mneys. or from some OF the
so-caIled "Big.Four" class teams who
were larrupped 10y the Pittsburghian
clan al football last fall. and wanted
TO show an alibi
Manager Davis gives his alibi In the
form OF a pretty complete history OF
every member of the team. At any
rate. the history Is complete enough
TO dispel any idea that the Pittsburgh
eleven had faint OF professionalism
in las system. III there are stu re-
naming any unbelievers who want to
be convinced. the histories OF the Pitt
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
CENTRAL WORKING
ON 8-CLUB LEAGUE
President Heilbronner Said to
Have Possession of YOungs-
town, Erie and Wheeling

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. Ell
Louis Heilbroner, president OF the
Central league, is reported 10 have ac'
quired temporary possession OF the
territory OF Youngstown. Erie and
Wheeling 10 the end that these cities
may complete an eight-club league
which. If organized. will be for term
OF five years.
The league president has been in
the east and. having full authority
from the owners OF the five clubs re-
naming In the league at the end OF
last season, could assume the protec'
ton of the cities named.
IL is also reported on his return 10
Fort WAYNE that should the final de-
cision be against forming an eight
club league that sixth city would
be chosen from Canton. Akron or To
ledo
The proposed eight-club circuit
would have an aggregate population
OF 614,470 The total OF the five clubs
is 427,23S, and the three new cities
add 1922 TO make the big total.
Wheeling is the smallest, with 4l,6il.
and Dayton the largest. with 1857,
Grand Rapids coming next with ll2,.
57I
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
SHORT LENGTHS

The faculty OF Westminster college
stepped in and appointed Charles Me
Quiston captain OF the 1915 football
team after the members or the team
had balloted four times and deadlocked
NcQuiston is guard and center.
IL may be that that deal for the
Yankees is held up until Col. Rupert
has heard that most OF the team has
jumped TO the Feds
Red Smith. third baseman for the
Braves who broke his leg just before
the world series is recovering rapidly
and will be in shape TO play In his old
form next year
Announcer Billy Jordan. for so years
a noted ngure in coast boxing circles.
announced his retirement from the
game when the ban on boxing in Cali
fornia went into effect Saturday night.
Albert Green, OF Chicago. tennis
champion OF Michigan. has been given
ofhcial recognition by the national as
sociatlen.
Albert r. Ward. former De Paul
college football star. has been APP
pointed 10 West Point and will try out
for the Army eleven next fall. He Is
q guard and tackle.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21

players may be had from the writer or
application.
Manager Davis communication. by
the way, conveys the rather interest
ing Information that, with two eXcep
items, Pennsylvania furnished all ex
cept two of the regulars. With these
two exceptions. all learned the rudi
ments of the game in western Pennsyl
vania high and prep schools-three OF
them at Bellefonte academy.
Another point that might interest
those who started the professionalism
rumor is the fact that the eligibility
rules at Pittsburgh university are
practically identical with those OF the
large eastern institutions. with
the exception OF the residence rule
Popular demand inside the school this
year will, put such rule into effect
before another twelvemonth. accord
ing to Manager Davis
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
NO MANAGERIAL BURDENS
FOR CHRETY MATHEWSON
c. Wagner Hopes
To Play Again

IL is now reported thai Charley
Wagner, the Red Sox shortstop who
was slated by President Lannin TO
succeed Bill Donovan AS manager o.
the Providence team, expects TO play
again for Boston next summer Wag-
Her lost his arm, and was not able To
play last season. He expects 10 go 10
Hot Springs in February To take a
course OF treatment, which. II is said
will bring back the old speed As
time is fitting and Donovan has not
been hired elsewhere, il now looks as
III he would continue at Providence.
where he practically owns the town
because of the pennant he grabbed
last fall
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
N. HALL SAYS HE IS
FULLY RECOVERED

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Dee. 2l.--
Pitcher Mark Hall of the Detroit
Tigers, has returned To his home in
Joplin, Mo-, 10 spend the hotfdays.
He spent the month OF November at
Mountain Valley springs, put back
twenty OF the forty pounds his recent
illness shed him of and intends re-
turning to Hot Springs after New
Years and spending the rest OF the
winter here Han was very sick
athlete when he was shipped south.
But he claimed before leaving for
Joplin that he was completely cured
and would prove live one for Hugh
Jennings next season.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
May Be First to
Garner Four "Hs"

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Dec. 2l.-lt
looks as II Richard Ii. Harte, Jr., will
be the first Harvard athlete TO win
four letters in major sports. Tack
Hardwick now holds the crown, hav-
ing thrice captured an n, football,
track and baseball being the. sports
in which he has starred.
Harte secured one II" in tennis.
when, with X. Norris Williams, he
won the intercollegiate doubles
championship. He is fairly certain
of letter for his hockey playing this
winter, and is sure TO make the base
ball team. as he is the best catcher in
school He was the, star player on the
fresh football team two years ago,
but parental edict kept him of the
squad last year.
Papa Harte, Who is commissioner OF
health in Philadelphia, saw the Har-
vard-Yale game. however, and
straightway relented. mus Harte,
Jr., will be out for gridiron battles
next fall, and is conceded regular
job on that green team-to-be.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
CHANCE BLAMES
B. JOHNSON FOR
FED STRENGTH
Saws There Would BE No Out
law League Except For Bans
Folly
RESENTS GREATEST
FAILURE" INTERVIEW
Holds Car of Game Responsible
For Organized Balls
Troubles

Frank Chance has allowed baseball
10 interfere with the growing oi
oranges long enough TO fire a broad
side al Ban Johnson. who recently
characterized Chance as the biggest
individual failure in the history OF the
American league" After taking rap
at Gar Bancroft for the latter's re
marks on the declining ability OF
Walter Johnson when the Washing
ton twirler jumped 10 the Feds, and
reiterating the statement that he quit
the Yankees because he did not care
10 draw his salary for managing a
team that was too poverty stricken
to purchase new blood. Chance
charges Johnson with responsibility
FOR the present strong position OF
the Federal league
When IL comes right down to brass
lacks" says the Peerless leader. I'll
IL hadn't been for Johnson. the Fed
eral league wouldn't be in existence
He was SO big-headed that he thought
the Federal league was a joke anC
aid not try to block ii until II was
too late.
IF Johnson had been attending e
! business instead OF visiting American
league club owners and increasing the
girth or his waistband at their eX
pense. organized ball would not be IL
the muddle it is today.
johnson says tina, | did not de
velop any players while was Will
| the Yankees. Well. | developed Mai
sell the best base runner in either
league; Boone, who, the critics say
| IS one of the best fielding SECOND
1 basemen in the game: Cook. Nuna
maker. Peckingpaugh Heating and
several other young pitchers viii
bet Johnson $4,000 that the Yankees
do not finish better next year thar
| they did last season. unless they arr
materially strengt hened"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
NAVIN CALLED TO CHICAGO;
JENNINGS DEAL INDICATED
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX

Of IN
presumably COL Rupert
Rupert asking
the
NO information eud be secured regarding
Mr. Chicago.
regarding transfer OF Huohey nn,ro.
eot e hurried trip Chicago at this time
open o Al
recently man
Providence next year
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
DETROIT RIFLE CLUB
AFTER NATIONAL CUP

The Detroit Rifle and Revolver club
is entered in the class G competition
for the national championship cup for
gallery shooters A team OF ten men
will represent this city Weekly
matches will be held and the results
telegraphed 10 Washington. where
they will be tabulated and made pub
lie
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
CARPENTER TRAINING,
EVEN WHILE WAR RACES
Germany Schaefer


Well miss you, Sehaefer, when we
90
Out to the baseball park.
BY word and deed you strove 10
show
This life was but a lark.
Though dull indeed the game might
be,
We stayed TO see r. through.
And held our sides or slapped our
knee
While ehuekiinq there with you.
We held you In affection deep;
We liked your wit and char.
There're many who can make US
weep;
But you--you made US laugh.
-Trumbull in the New York World.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
GARDEN BOwLERS ARE
STILL RUNNING WILD

They are still Strengthening bowling
records al the Garden alleys. Last
night the Mosiers ran up a score OF
r loo against the Garden five, and
failed To win. for the Gardeners had
meanwhile toppled Jhe pins for a total
OF 1926 said 10 be a world record.
Bauer. Of The winners. was The high
man with 40 10 his credit
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
FANS PLEASED AT
JOHNSON'S RETURN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-The
news that Walter Johnson had volun-
tarily returned 10 the Washington
club at The personal solicitation OF
Manager Clark Griffith, Saturday. was
received here with enthusiasm. and
the wave OF resentment that swept
the city when the great pitcher jump
ed to the Feds is passing Club ON
Gals have no doubt but that the con.
tract that Walter signed Saturday
will stick. and the threats OF Presi-
dent Gilmore TO make trouble In the
courts are not taken seriously.
The Chicago Cubs ask waivers on
is men: including one ball player.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
Ring Is Seeking
Donors of Belts

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-There is
one great beauty about boxing In Eng
land-they have recognized cham.
pions. This is due TO the idea OF
having championship belts. The pos
SCISSOR OF Lord Lonsdale belt is the
undfsputed holder OF the title in his
class. What fine thing 1t would be
If SOME American sportsman would
come TO the front with an offer to give
emblems for all classes In this coun'
try. Much of the wrangliug that has
prevailed these many years over the
welterweight and middleweight cham.
pionships would cease. likewise in. the
heavyweight division. All the donor
would have TO do Is to put up the belt
select the two best men in his esti
nation 10 fight for 1t. turn II over TO
the winner and compel him TO defend
II at stated interval. The scheme
does not involve the outlay OF mil.
lion dollars, but TO find generous
giver Is still rub.
The leaders OF that English battalion
of football players need not fear their
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
DETROIT MAY JOIN
NEW HOCKEY LEAGUE

There Is possibility that the
Sarnia. London and Detroit hockey
clubs will unite In three-team league
before the first OF the year. David
Brown. always interested in local
hockey, has pledged a trophy for the
title winner. The Tigers will play no
home games before next week. but
may 60 10 Sarnia for a series this
week
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
ROTTEN PLAYER, BUT
HE'S GREAT MANAGER

George Stallings was only a fair
player in his day, but he has always
been a successful manager He was
with the Phillies "a an outfielder in
1887, drifted to the minors, then to
Brooklyn in 1900 and back TO the mi.
nors as manager and player
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
McVEY EARNS FIGHT
WITH SAM LANGFORD

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.--Sam Mcvey
Will box Sam Langford here within
a few weeks it was announced today.
following yesterdays bout here In
which McVey handed Harry Wills
local heavyweight, a decisive heating
In 20-round bout
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
STILL DICKERING ON
CLABBY-GIBBONS BOUT

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.--Promoter Tom
Andrews, OF Milwaukee. was slated
10 meet Jimmy Clabby here today and
obtain the Hammond middleweight's
signature to articles calling for a bout
with Mike Gibbons at Milwaukee, Jan.
2i. The weight will he either 1874 at
3 O'Clock or 1853 ringside. According
10 Andrews, Gibbons already has
agreed to the arrangements.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
Walt Slipping?
Read This, Ban ].

To support Ban Johnson's argument
that Walter OF the same name is slip
ping and damaged goods We quote the
following from Bans own official fig
ures: Games IL, at bat 1921, hits PSI.
base on balls "A, struck out 225 oppon-
ents, runs per game LII, rank in
lei que third q. f. ID.
Yes, Walter must De slipping He
pitched In more games than any other
American league pitcher. pitched in
one-third OF all the games Washington
played. gave the fewest bases or balls
per games, led in the number OF strike
outs, ranked third in number OF runs
allowed per game and was fifth in
number OF efrCrs made behind him.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
RaylS Open Season
Tonight With Hope

The Rayls win open the basket ball
season tonight in game with Hope
college. always Detroit favorite.
The game will be played at the Moose
temple. Walker. Maurer and Wolan
will play forward for the Rayls.
Runkel will be az center, and WIZ
hanson, Scott. Lane and possibly
Wasmund at guard Wasmundis sure
OF a place on the team, but is suffer
ing from a bad ankle at present
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
Acton Still Winning.

This Jockey Acton, who rode three
horses 10 victory at Juarez last We'd
nesday. now has a. record of six
straight wins. His last two victories
wednesday we're for the last two
races. and he piloted HIS next four
mounts 10 the lead.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21

The Brooklyn club Il trying To place
Bill Dahlen as manager Of q minor
league team. Dahlen has been faithful
10 BROOKLYN and a year ago preferred
20 stay as scout rather than manage a
Federal league club
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
Those New Umpires.

In looking over the list OF Federal
league umpires il occurs to us that
after Walter Johnson has had some
OF them calling balls and strikes for
him Il will take no court order 10 re.
turn him TO the Senators
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21
EederaIs VIII Aaaln

The Federal basketball team of the
Martha Holmes church showed their
class. Saturday night, By defeating
the strong Rival team. % 10 Is.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21

Some major league club owners
seem determined to squeeze the cent
out Of sentiment.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-21

The leaders OF that English battalion
OF football players need not fear their
men will play offside.