Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-10

markers. Taylor should have beer
given prize for his efforts.
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Just because Cesar Moretti has been
defeated by Alfred Grenda, one joyous
man would have him vamoose. Such
a suggestion might be overlooked, but
when verse is employed it is too
much. We print. but do not stand
sponsor for the following:
j. P. N:
"MoRETT1 WHO EATS sPAG-
HETTI"
A rider came from ancient Rome.
But now they'll have to ship him
home
He rides around like two lame ducks
And at the finish he isn't shucks.
Is Moretti, who eats spaghetti.
His countrymen have been passing
out some dope,
And he has been looked upon as the
italian Hope
But, like False Hopes" he's without
the goods.
So in his case tits back to the
woods
For Moretti. who eats spaghetti.
So ship him back to the other side,
With the class mere he cannot ride.
"A victim picked. the victim won,
And "bull'' don't count when the race
is run.
Mr.. Moretti. who eats spaghetti;
L. H.
j. P. NJ:
A. NJ, ho,,o - 1 ;a..a -
the Velodrome why not ask Mr.. Mac
Farland to stage four cornered tan
dem match race with tine Following
teams:
Frank Kramer and Frank Cava-
nagh.
Walter Rutt and Alfred Goullet.
Cesar Moretti and Alfred Grenda.
Jackie Clark and Joe Fogler.
Thanking you in advance | remain,
yours, MAC.
III not suggest the race. but I'll al
low you to suggest it, We will then
see how much influence you have.
up. N:
Is storekeeper compelled to sell a
man goods, if he has them in his
store? S. H.
Anything the storekeeper has in his
store is his own property, and he can
do with it as he pleases. This can
be changed, if man has a quantity
of food, and the people are starving.
Then the authorities can make him
give up his stock or sell 1t for a rea-
sonable price In the case of land,
the government can take such prop
erty as 1t deems necessary to acquire,
but it must pay the owner a fair
price for it. Outside of this, every
mans home, or store, is his own
castle.
]. P. NJ:
Does the New Jersey Central rail-
road run an excursion from Newark
to Newburgh and West Point, and
what time does the train leave?
Where does the train meet the boat?
What is the round trip fare?
ExCURSIONIST
The Central Railroad of New Jer-
sey has excursions every Wednes- |
day to the places you mention. The
train leaves Newark at $3.50 a. M,
and meets the boat at the Jersey
City pier of the railroad. The round
trip fare is ST.
]. p. N:
Is July observed in every state in
the Union? A F.
independence Day is observed in all
States in the Union, the District of
Columbia Porto Rico and Alaska.
]. p. NJ:
How can copyright a short story
that / have written? If, after I |
have obtained the copyright, I find it
necessary to make some slight errors
will it be necessary to secure another |
copyright? Is it necessary to copy
right a story before sending it to a
short-story magazine? MISS L. r.
1t Is not necessary to have a short |
story copyrighted before sending it |
to a magazine, for the better class
will not stoop to steal
ideas in that manner. If. however,
you desire to have the story copy
righted and do not intend to have 1t
published. you should send one type
written copy. together with an appli-
cation and 81, to the copyright office,
of Congress, Washington d.
G. When changes are made in the
manuscript now copyright is neces-
sary.
]. P. NJ:
Where can l get information to
qualify for a position as motor
NeHIcie Inspector ACCORDING TO Lne
blank that | obtained, it is necessary
to know the main highways, the loca-
ton of the principal garages. the
names and locations of the justices of
the peace, the chief police officials.
etc. EDWIN A. S.
For information about the main
highways, we would suggest that you
buy an automobile road map of this
vicinity Apply at a book, depart
ment or map store for the map. 1T
will be necessary to apply to the city
clerk for the list of the city officials,
and you can find the names and loca-
tons of the various garages by con-
sulting the city directory.
j. P. N:
Who is Governor of Wisconsin?
What is his salary?
WESTERNER.
Francis e. McGovern is the present
Governor of Wisconsin. He receives
an annual salary of $1,000. His term
Of office is for two years
T. M.-Clever work, but politics do
not appeal to me in this warm
weather.