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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02

SATURDAY. Stalls et-5e. patent flour,
81 20 per saek. delivered. g-lh can best
chocolate, 7oc. At Lesli-'s lbs rolled
oats Csc. i5o cans new shrimps Ice. No.
pals pure Hard. Etc. 3 pkEs Shaker
salt isc stalls ao-s3-5t. hams half or
whole ifc n: bacon. iSc III picnics
Ito 10 corned beef. 10 10 shoulder Of
sprinE lamh. Toe 10. stalls 90-22 Italian
pruncr. ihc basket $50 box. bananas 1 0c
DOR, green tomatoes. $50 boz Stall
i5ia First ave. csc sunshine cakes f6c:
2-layer cakes. itc, s.layer cakes ibc.
ii2a FIRST. Burr's sweet apple cider.
made on tho promises. i5c at. soc sal.
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FELIX CRANE FILES
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Felix Crane. negro boss OF the
Seattle underworld. who was cor
yicted recently OF accepting money
from unfortunate women for polics
protection" broke into the line
light OF the divorce court SATURDAY.
Felix asks divorce from JENNIE
Crane, now residing at San Frsr-
cisco. He alleges she is addicted
TO excessive use OF liquor.
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GOES TO WORK on
WIRELESS PHONE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. al. J.
Carly. American Telephone ani
Telegraph Co.'S chief engine
dreamer OF dreams that come trus
will leave here today or Monday fu-
New York. where he will wort 0,
improvements OF the new wireless
telephone system.
He declared today his chief issts
are 10 overcome q roaring In the 10.
struments. and 10 perfect Q means
whereby the messages may be an
swered.
Thus far his system has transmit.
ted In one direction only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02

sNIthDAY-stall. q 4 8. !, sirloin
steak. lic ID veal roast, i2so 10
hens. 1870 n; No ! hams. ibc h. pic
mic hams, Toe ID. cottage butts i5c.
stan 100 pork roast. lOc ID. pure lard.
2 lba Csc. compound. Toe 10, stalls ls-9g.
good Washington butter. 9oc III. ; lbs
$50. Stalls ios-Itt patent flour. Was
per sack. with order: large cans milk.
.bc: best Yakima spuds 81 90 per sack
stall ios. good creamery butter gbc 10
large cans best milk. Csc. with purchase
of 4 10 tea or goffn0
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4l-AereaRe for Sale

sNOflOM1SH COUNTY. WASH.
IL lumber manufacturing town located
about fivs miles from bnohomish ana
% miles from Everett Trains con
n~ot with the n r. 81 Machias ana
tho o. n and e " ~ y az woods
run wear Monroe There are excel
lent gravel roads. daily auto stages
schools. store. phone aud II -
We employ close 20 900 men ana are
selling rutsaeer lands handy TO our
mills ana camps
YOU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT
Ana AZ our prices 0sf terms. WIN
ordinary effort the man who feHllg
want. "a home aiii succeed oTHEHH
AHE DoiNg HO-Wtf NOT fouI
write OF
E ~ MEtRLEIoHN NOR
Land Dept Three Lakes Lhr co.
1901 I. smith uidg, Seattle
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10 Exchanges

Will TRADE my home In ~ Joseph.
Mo- Tor Washington property or auto
mobile what have your Address
= 40. star
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MERCER isLAND acre tracts. close 10.
hsautifui view ttto ana 1850 per
acre AIRS ! Lucas. owner. Beacon
itaf
ruE Unclaimed EVERGLADES oF
FLORIDA
This iAnf f. now being settled Win
Nofthsrn farmers Tho greatest oaitis
ana hog country IN Tho world Get
literature i.snEmsid. aet csnirai nies
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sP1SGENBER6-8sfsiy bisds. shsfpsa-
81 nsN prar~s. tt6p zen. near union
80 gooD sewing uashiacs. -, -. q. a.
1897 Wsstiaks
NOW Ia the tine 90 Erf = better rhHno~
srarh Your old nns taken IN az part
payment 1918 Westiaks Elliott 1874
MuHrni Record Exchange
SWEEPERS REPAIRED
carpe, swsspsrs and vacuum cleaners re-
paired. soc ard up Elliott seq.
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VIII lecture Sunday evening at
|7.46. Hotel Norris. 1921 Third
ave. Topic. Let your light 80 shine
before men that they may see your
good works and giorify your Father
which ~ In heaven Following,
test circle by the noted and true
adviser OF the Northwest.
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the Jefferson golf links caddIs. q.
a flat rate OF 20 cents an -
arguing there are 20 many a..
tours breaking In that consldersls.
more than an hour IL often ~.
sumed In covering nine hoIex h..
which the caddies collect 20 eer,.
fees. The board decided that IN -
so- 10 a time basis OF uavm.,,
would discourage beginners.
City folks who want 10 en,ov !.
bit Of an outing In the lap OF natn,s
over the week end. will be ham,
10 learn that the park board h..
arranged 10 open Seward park !.
weekend camping parties. Cam.
erB must take out permit Non.
can stay more than three DAY, \,
a time.
Recommendations by Park gu,s,.
lntendent Thompson for se,tiry
aside a camping ground for ant.
touring parties In Woodland psrs
were also adopted. Water and fssl
will be provided. together with |,
place for parking the autos, al tbs
south end OF Green lake, near Ia
North Trunk highway.
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CHATTEL LOANS
GERMAN.AMEHlcAS loan CO.
essrr 49, - aNfrafaf IA falf

GERMAN .AMEHfcAS LOAN CO.
SUITE 1884 l. G. SMITH nina
ELLIOTT asa
ARE you temporarily snnhn RAISED f1r
ready money ~ meet ypur curvsnt ohii5
Estionsf WHY worry over Numerous
small Niil.f GET them ar together
and ". VIII advance yoa tho rnSrsY 70
pay them OFT
WE will loan yon from 80 - 'fs o.
your surniturr piano. househoif Erofs
livestock etc. THE loan can - repaid
IN small rnon,hiy ias.aiirrsnts. arranged
70 suit your couvrnfrncs.
A liberal discount sill h- allowed ~ all
loan. paid before maturity FREE ~
tension 81 tire n cas- ~ sickness -
loss Of snptovmsnt CALL. WRITE
OR PHONE and our representative vii
cali a, your residence ard explain our
method % toinN Business ALL trans
sections with us are held strictly private
ard confisutiai.
GERMAN.AMERICAN LOAN co.
SUITE i003-4 l.. c. SMITH BLDG
ELLIOTT 1862.
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~ 90 MODERN furnished t.faafn
hoass one block Ngfth Queen Anne
car iils Htafh ave s. queen Anne
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2o-Male Situation

rtsd man. wiliins % a. anything call
Ballard $3.50. ash Tor Room -
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LAKE wasHf>oroS HOME
WITu ZINE Garden TRACT

A. Kifsisns close % both docks.
srhanl sft stores. neu house.
-sit. str fire iass visp good
coil Price tess terms tto cash
nnf 90 PEI month.
or 10 acfss farther OCT. Nth small
house. pataF. etc. Tor 81 zoe On
terms 81 80 cash ard fis
monthly II Interested take
county fstFy ~ AnfHrsnn tn4t ~
Madison raFs direct 60 Burke
& FaffaFs office in kirkland
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Furniture for sale.

PLAYER PIANO. mahoaanv,
latest styis, and SO rolls easily
WoftN ttfh left al Plano rs
change and nsrFain Uoom Go be
cold Cor tla0 tsot rhird ave.
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26-For Rent Furnished

PLAYER rfANo. mahoganY,
latest sfYts. and 90 rolf. easily
WORTH ttfa. left at Piano "a.
change ans Bargain Noou % b.
sod for tise 1891 Thifd ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-02

Sow 7 know I am offering the bee; real
estate Investment 20 be had IA Seattle
To come out and look tho property
over 70 20 to convinced.
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~ GcHra sitafa 10 niis. % asSstl.
sooa lad. u y .. Goai nsish barr
pflcs see. tta dn~n. - pei meath
-. awrsr fif Wsflan HifH
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2i--Female Help Wanted

2l--Fefnalc ftclp wanted
WoMEN WANTED a. government clerks.
80 month Seattle examinations cafns
Ing Sample questions free Write ims
nedtatriy Ffahklin tnstiute. Dept
JU.u nochsstsft y Y
fANuE KNITTING Mii.L invites COT.
r6spanfHnr- Nth women feslrrua q
earning money full ilfnp or spare
hours rtpefienes uaneeessarY. Food
pay Address international MluE. iHe..
Dept 20. Npttistewa. -
rEtt-puFsnns % eelnr at pictures
81 home sasy wats. no sGpsfisncs.
good pay. sample free Gipas9u
wheeler az 2adisan. chlease
WANrEu- fifstscisss teacher. 90
eHrhaaFs piano trssen. for ftrst-eisss
df~ssmaHiax or piaia sewing lei
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23-Personals
FEdfTTEWEb nfbWfFR-- Nrs wiisis-
zen Taie 18th y. ". rton. ballard
WOUND f0C Mainly A fsFusfs
daughter. aEs - ssisht ics braau
hair ara eyes GOOD disrasiitan. ntrs
hoasskvspsr and cock prop~rty tEa zee
will inhrrit. has M opppriuriig 60 meet
desirable Eanfiauea. nuFer married
Viii marrY pang man or farmer More
particulars stadi4 senf sup man an
swerinE aulrk. tuelas,nS spue postage
Address sineefs" tnsttp. valley. Nsh
80 ssnsrsi deliveries This notice e
eanuins
AtLAMoN fttA LUCAS
The rsrehas AnaiIst. uha ran help go
sat u trouble Masifh. domestic aat
Deafness adviser. sii Peoples nznk
uar
TJTSI IA fsfslen tafa. smbitiaps
auh earnest wmFstnE Or himself HFulA
lac 60 meet pretty. Industrious yeans
lady who usi9hs not ever 100 pounds.
stI--s spaffifnenr PIE star
HNFFfN EsR lies IN married ti,s A.. Tou
ionsfyf Jain Seattle Hsiiahis Fri-ae'
ship cluh ladies' free Ada T. Efaas'
2ii tnion. AT. " -
Ass JEwELt(-NASicu NV
Thirt. sffic. 10 --
LNpfEs-My Er.at. .8ee.ssfai remedy.
positively suarantsea Madam Craus.
1888 iith ave
EAvANAu1Hs s. % HATS isst %, AZ
njfLb rP r0rR succEHs FOwERs
Lessons IN psTc hoieEY. self ruasf~ty. mem.
orr development and other sffle sariss
b. mall OF n gsrsaf. Write. snelesins
stamp. fnr particulars frpfsssaf Mae
Donald. ~ ifta ave. y. CIV
MEsft uAga repaired s5s Peoples baak
uidx
brVvER pYE WORKS i's, i,a ST.
LORRAINE U0Np. HAHHAgE. OFFIcE
H. Eino'i Hotel. iatts was
WEALTHY Ha4thefn physirtsn. 81.
voaia marry. i.u8t -. t~aGss. To.
fsfo. ohi1
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
.Ary condition OLA Faia. silver boarhi
it9i Firsi. book store
WHOEVER. with some means sishss
60 meet u1tddfa. wnrnan win
means ~ littia ganrh IN ths country
object tnatrimanY Address Pa. star
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

RUSSELL. r rARREtt.-tss y y. Wk
General practice. estates LAYS husband
.na wife consultation free Elliott SIS
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43-Lots for Sale
NEW ADDl1r doom

NEW ADDl1rlT
North End Lots sQri1f. cleared
first.ciAss land, tSoo. sasy terms
Two lots tori0e IN potatoes. sbou,
sofo pounds per lot. crop Eoss xith
Iots ttt0. 50 down easy terms.
See oIAHrEp
tfth and oreeasood. Ballard :tft
Lors. tsIis7. 49,. two blocks g car
city water paid. W ~ couEhiin. tes
e>~~S~%S~.~~seS s~eSs>~~-o~~~-o~S~~~
i4-Houses for Sale
- E.E2 n.e. -
FOR SALE
s-roen modern house. IN rood district.
fine view ca car line. VIII cell on
most favorable terms
MuLLtN BROS. LAND co.
seasst Northern Bank HitF
t-NooM fnoasra house on y tsnd 81,
o. GEO. ntus money down. as per
month no interest owner. 80
>~-~S~>S~.~~~~~D~~-~~
45-Farm Lands for Sole
HOG RAISING
on our logged OFT lands - Eains 90
make my ssttisrs Independent The
hest Land 81 tns state on very easy
terms and iets - work near ~. makes
shis fine pfapnsi,ion for The average
Working fnan. Let mo thuw ynu how
90 make good
poS rEl rms. are cslgg,tis 8,
46--Homcsteads
rUH SAIL n~ilnauishnnrnt IN chsian
counir. - mii.s from t.estsnSotth.
miles from autnmottn lire. level
Land no rock veil wafsfef risntY of
timber sBbtirFiNAisd $500 cash. Af-
dress william i.sAihrrr. Leaveawarth.
wash
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Is lesmen Wanted
18-Dressmaking Done

DEEssMAktSg and plain sewing. night
shirts and pa1amas "a speciality. Prices
reasoraf'e Thomas. room ii9 4. s.
Hotel ai6 Maynard
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Park BOHHD NOTES
The board 10 also considering a
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BLUFF APARrHESTR- !. and room
furnished apartments all modern $40
z Pike - East $40.
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sror. READ ANp LISTEN

Remember 7 personally state positively
I am Offering tho rheapest home lots
evcry offered IN Seattle. sithor 20 buiid
on or for an Investment
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A pfFTEnENT HARGArN -v.ry
m rfuing BRING 500 or rs ard
set bili - sale Tor fns piano
10 y today Piano Exchange
anf HarEain Room. iioi Third
ave
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29

just now is seeking a match with
Welsh and Welsh only. 1t may be
that Welsh will set White the task of
beating Lewis. If so, the White
Lewis fight would be the biggest thing
of its kind in the game.
O.
James O'RourlSe, manager of Banty
Lewis, posted 800 today to bind a
match with Kid Boonton. The kid,
It seems. stirred up Lewis and his
friends by issuing challenge in the
Evening Star to fight Banty for a side
bet of 500. Manager O'Rourke called
this morning and said he would like
to make the match with Boonton,
but declared he would much prefer to
bet $3.50 instead of S1O0. Boonton Is
now the one to be heard from. Lewis
wants the weight to be 1876 pounds
ringside. That is the weight named
by Boonton, so there will not be any
trouble on that score.
@
George Lawrence, the Australian
promoter, who, after making boxing
the national sport In his native land,
sold his interests to John Wren, who
controls the McIntosh-Baker Stadi-
um's Syndicate in Australia, Is now
grooming boy who. he says, gives
promise of being the one who will
wrest the heavyweight crown from
the head Of Jess Willard, the worlds
heavyweight champion. If given a
chance with the champion before the
present boxing season Is over. The
youngster whom Mr.. Lawrence has
in charge Is Bob Devere, whom he
brought East from
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
league PLAYERS
figure IN VICTORY
Norman, Wright, Biggane, Har-
yey and Reich Help St. Mieh-
aeI's Quintet TO Win.
NEWARK TURNER'S BEATEN

with a combination OF big league
players in tho lineup the st. Mich
aels' basketball quintet easily out
claased the National Turner'S, Sc TO
Is. at National Turn Hall. In tho
second game Of series yesterday af-
fernoon- In a recent game at st.
lflchaels' Hall the Saints won by
suaali margin. slSeets Wright, Char
ley Biggane and Ernie Reich, all of
The Jersey City Interstate League
Club, were included in the st. Mich
neis' roster. as were George Norman,
Of the Stamford, Conn, Interstate
l.saguers, and Alex Harvey, Of the
Paterson team, also of the Interstate
circuit. These players. with the ad-
ditlon Of Captain Marty McEvoy,
formed a formidable combination.
The game yesterday afforded no
real excitement, although the visi-
tors displayed unusual skill in Gag
ing the ball from the field. Alex
Harvey tailed five field goals for the
Saints at the same time holding Cap
tain Gil Schwab, of the Turner's,
sto q sing I'D basket. George Nor
man was held to a pair of field goals
by Tom Barry, Of the Turner's. In
tional Turner Juniors defeated the
White House FIVE % to 90 The sum-
mary OF the big game follows:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
O'MARA VICTOR IN
ROBERT LEE RUN
Hilton Athlete Leads Field
Home in Hare and Hound
Chase.

Eugene O'Mara, of Hilton, won the
hare and hound chase conducted by
Robert e. Lee yesterday. Robert Hen
was second; Fred Taylor, of this
city, third Frank Harenberg, OF Irv-
ington, fourth; Ray Nestor, of the
Arrow Wheelmen, fifth; Jack Utis, of
Newark, sixth, and Conrad Miller, OF
Newark, seventh.
About twenty-five cyclists competed
in the event, which started from the
Colonial Clubhouse, 125 Elizabeth ave
nue. The trail. which was laid by
Edward Ballman and Otto Bender,
was through Irvington, Hilton.
Springfield, South Orange, Millburn
and out through Railway, returning
to the Colonial Clubhouse, covering a
distance of 46 miles.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
NATIONAL TURNER'S.
Norman Busy Player.

George Norman, Ernie Reich and
Charley Biggans, a trio of players
who aided the st. Michaels in their
victory over the National Turner's
Yesterday afternoon, were in the
llne-up OF the st. Gabriels, of New
York, against the Newark Turner's
at Turn Hall, in William street, last
night, and as a result the st. Cab
rlels defeated the home team, 28 to
'16- At the end OF the first half the
visitors led, IL to z. Norman dropped
IN five field goals while Henry
Stunapf exceled for the Turner's. The
summary:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
Locnl Rors unnlnced.

Jack Graham, Willie Kelly, Oscar
Bell and Thomas Brady, all of the
Prudential Insurance Athletic Asso-
citation, ran Saturday night at the
Irish-American games. They failed
to get in the medal class. Kelly ran
a fine race, but he could not get by
the limit men, who were crowded all
over fhe track
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29

Kansas City. Devere is but twenty
years of age, was born in county
Mayo. Ireland. and stands Just six
feet in height. His weight is 1876
pounds. He was brought up on a
farm in the State of Missouri, and has
been boxing a little over year, dur
ing which time he has made an i'm
pressive record for q youngster who
never Haw boxing gloves until he was
put in the ring at Kansas City with
Sailor Grande, who only a few weeks
ago at Philadelphia, gave Jack Dillon
the fight of his life.
c.
In this, his first fight, he knocked
out the hard hitting Sailor, who at
that time, was considered good
heavyweight, in the Middle West.
After knocking out Grande, the clubs
matchmaker rematched the pair, and
this time Devere was again returned
the winner on points He then started
to train with Fireman Jim Flynn,
who, during the first few days at
training quarters, beat him up pretty
badly. but before the week had
passed the Pueblo fireman gave De-
we're the gate for knocking him out
in one of their workouts. Since then
Devere has met nineteen men In the
West, which includes a fifteen-round
bout with Dick Gilbert Devere then
met Jack Grant, whom he knocked
out in four rounds; Jack Lawler.
whom he stopped in one round; Jack
Lester was beaten by Devere in ten
rounds, while Devere knocked out
twelve other big fellows In quick
order His only defeat, according to
Manager Lawrence, was at the hands
Of Carl Morris in an eight-round bout
at Morris home town.
C.
ALI Goullet is in high glee. The
arrival OF his mother and his brother
from Australia has made "Goullie" a
very happy man. He will soon be an
American citizen, and he expects
some day to be the American bike
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
mlgrins stlrlIng Performer.

Joe Higgins, the Haly Cross Col
lege star, was the feature performer
in the Irish-American Athletic Club
games which were held in Madison
Square Garden Saturday night. Hig-
gins ran away with the McAleenan
thousand, the feature event of tina
night, and he also ran away from
such star runners as lied" Meredith.
Dave Caldwell, Homer Baker and Sid
Leslie. Leslie got second place, nos
ing out Meredith. who was looked
upon as a favorite.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29

Members Of the Bay View Separates
Visited Morristown Saturday night,
where they lost 10 the Morristown A..
A. five. so to 80 Pierson and Harry
schwartz did the best work for the
home team. and Buob and Eichenbush
we're the shining lights for the Sepa-
latee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
Athletes Abandon Fight.

The fight instituted by Abel Kiviat
and Harry ]. Smith for reinstatement
in the Amateur Athletic Union circle
has practically been abandoned. In
stead, it is said that counsel for both
athletes will put in plea for mitiga-
tion of the offense and ask that the
sentence of expulsion be changed to
one of suspension.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29

The Wintons, of West Hoboken.
with Bel Evans. of Orange, in the
lineup. defeated the Carlisles, of Ho-
boken, Al to 81, at Union Hill, last
night. Evans scored ten points for
the winners.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
Bob Meredith Placed.

Bob Meredith, a cousin of the IA
nous Ted" who is now a resident or
this city, ran in the 300-yard dash
handicap from the six-yard mark in
the Irish American games and got
third place. Young Meredith halls
from Peddie Institute, where he was
star runner.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
Troys Beat Kingston.

The Troy Club five OF Union Hill
defeated the Kingston Interstate
League team. in Union Hill, yesterday
afternoon by the score Of 80 to 16.
Johnny Beckrnan was the whole show
for the winners, caging six field goals
and four free throws. The Original
Troys succumbed to the New York
Nationals, 81 to SO. on another Union
Hin court. Three Rosedale players,
Abe Van Kempen, Hobby Fyfe and
Ripley, did best for the winners. while
Jimmy Clinton and Frank Briggy
were in the limelight for the Original
1'roys.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29

Bay View Court Being Altered.

AS alterations are being made on
Bay View Hall in preparation for the
opening of the Essex County League,
there were no games on the South
Sixth street court yesterday after
neon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
Armorr oniclaIs crltloIzed.

Adverse criticism of the spirit
which is being shown by the officials
at the First Regiment Armory at
Sussex avenue and Jay street is being
heard on all sides. The athletes have
been refused permission to train,
which is not at all like the courtesy
shown by those in charge of New
York armories. Then, too, there was
a possibility Of some four or five in
door meets being held in this city
during January and February but 1t
is said that basketball competition
between the aTmory team will pre-
vent the meets March is the only
month which is said To be available
meets, and this is rather late in the
season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
HILL AND DALE RUN
FOR RPRUATHLETES
Branch Brook Park Will Be the
Scene of Cross-COun-
try Event.
FIELD WILL BE DIVIDED

One week from Saturday at Branch
Brook Park the Prudential Insurance
Athletic Association viii stage an
other cross-country run. The success
of the first hill-and dale affair rnn
two weeks ago has led the "Pru" Off
cials TO schedule another one. The
distance will be two and one-half
miles. There will be five individual
prizes and a team prize for the mem
bers of the team having the lowest
score.
Among the athletes who will COM
pete are Cadmus, Carter, Stryker
Leach, Alonzo and Dwyer. There will
be three groups in the race. Ordinary
group will be captained by Richard
Hudson, Industrial group by Willie
Kelly and the Mixed group by Frank
Lott. The race will get under way
starting at the boathouse at o'clock
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
Reilly the star.

The Newark Triangles took the
measure of a combination of players
calling themselves the Sheepshead
Rays, 35 to rs. at Turnbull Audito-
rium, in Market street, Saturday
night. The Sheepshead Bays were
composed of Dondero, Petrick, Van
Kampen, Kenny and Murray. Reilly,
Flynn. Powers, Harrigan and Boyle
composed the Triangles. Lou Reilly,
with five field goals and nine free
throws. did best for the Triangles,
while Van Kampen, with three field
goals and FIVE foul points. excelled for
the visitors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29
Armorr Flro wins Arnin.

For the second time the Orange
Arrnory i've disposed OF Orange A. c.
quintet. 20 to is. on the Orange
Arnnory court, Saturday night. Tho
teams met last Wednesday night on
The Orange A. c. court and the Ar
morys were also returned the win
ners, 26 TO -. AS a result of its
double victory the Armorys claim
the senior basketball supremacy Of
the Oranges Nap Daley and Bill
Mckinley starred for the winners
while Tom Fitzsimmons and Bel
Evans did best for the Orange A. c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-11-29

Paterson defeated Stamford. 30 to
Is, IN an Interstate League game
mayed in Paterson Saturday night.
Paterson is leading the league race.
Leonard and Swenson starred for the
winners, while Barry and Dreyfuss
performed well for Stamford.