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THE. SAME. Oi_T> Rutt and Stol Out on the Roads kennel.^ ArnP Today on Borrowed Wheels. ^ X^^ same, old T’ROPFf Verlinden Makes Good Impres* gg| |£lop^ s ^B B sion—Walthour Riding Great ■ Guns. HOLMER AND QUEAL 3SU. W WORK ON IMPROVED TIGER BALL change for the better in tin* *. _ WIN TEAM MARATHON weather today was more than TI1Ewelcomed by the six-day bike PARK IS riders who have been dur- IN ESSEX COUNTY A. A. NOW WELL UNDER WAY cooped up RECORD TIME ing the last two days at Woelllo's Hotel r • i in Central ovenue getting all of their PLANS ANOTHER Old exercise on the home trainers, it was v BIG RfcXins; Stands—McGinnity too much lik the real race to x American Team Took Lead in to Go KEOGH AND DE ORA six-day After Shorter Season suit some of the riders, who wish to f MEET First Lap and Was Never CHRISTMAS DAY- work in the pure fresh air as much MOORE, a growing' Philadel- or Later Opening. EACH TALLY 200 as possible before entering the big phia Boy, who Is the boxing sen- Headed. but there was PAL » ONE OP the teams grind, no alternative, as sation now, and Abe Attell, the IrtTEKED. it rained almost ail so j Feature Event of of incessantly day who is ... and the featherweight champion, w —■■■. ,1.I / Field razing stands at IN SECOND ROUND end then, too, the customs officials in he can’t get featherweights to NEW Wiedenmayer’s Park for the Im- good YORK, Nov. 30. Track Events Will Be WORK -Vew York wen unusually slow in send- fight him, meet tonight at the Fair- American proved ball park has already team, Hans Holmer ing over the wheeled steeds of Pat mount In New York. Some people begun. As soon as the razing is done Club, fend William Queal, won the in- 5 1-2-Mile Run. Powers's aliens. has THE the contractors will Champion Leads think Pal will beat Attell. Abe ternational marathon team race go to work In real Challenger by liutt and Stol werf out on the road and INDOOR BASEBALL earnest *he new been In Vie game a long time, over the full marathon course of 26 constructing stands. Score of Joe 411 : this morning on borrowed wheels, but to be ready to ’’slip." miles and 385 FEATURED event of the athletic McGinnity was not -at the park ought gettlpg yards, at Madison Square the roads were in condition meet to be held as has poor owing' No evidences of that, however, are Garden last Their time was 2 by the Essex yesterday, he contracted a to 381. nlgiit. GAME FOR BENEFIT A to rains, and those who stayed on tbo visible. His with Owen County A. A. December 26, which severe cold at the grounds from the very fight hours, 2 minutes, 16 1-6 seconds. home will be trainers were as well oft. Moran, who knocked out Nelson, Henri St. Yves and John day celebrated as Christmas dampness. Svanberg, Francois Verlinden has made a par- the same ci Abe. OF THE FIRE this year, will be the flve-and-one-half- showed he was afty the French-Swedish team, were second, FOND YORK, Nov. 30. ticular mile road Joe will LA\ in the good impression, and the great Pal Is not the hardest puncher In the and William Kolehmalnen and Karl race, starting at Morris Park try to feel out the sentiments 600-point tournament and for the record that he brings over with hint world. He is clever, but we don't the Finnish finishing with a lap around the of the other magnates at the Eastern world’s pool Niemimen, team, were PNEW championship can be easily understood when he is than Attell park. Valuable are offered In last night resulted think he Is any better third. prizes League to be held in a in Jerome to Picked Team at meeting, few seen in action. He is a magnificent Driscoll shoulJ Timers Play this event. The winner will receive a Keogh, the champion, and Moore’s bout with Jem The American team took lead Alfred De ■ the In weeks, regarding a shorter season or a specimen, and as one of the fans re- for the silver cup, as will the second and the Oro. the 2U0 not be seriously considered, the first lap and was never headed Electric Park later Of the challenger, making points Saturday opening. course, matter of apiece. This marked, looked as if he could ride two Briton was In bad shape when he thereafter. third men over the tape. There will brings the total score for schedule-making Is ndt decided upon two or three consecutive six-day races and the boy. A good, Of five also be a silver cup for the first Essex nights' play to 411 for Keogh, De fought Philadelphia the teams starting but three Night. until the later meeting, which Is not turn a hair. Achille his man to g%i- Oro 381. De Oro Germain, fast draw or, if there is a decision, a finished. Fred Meadows and Abble county finish and one for the made a hign run ol erally held in February. partner, who would have been a promi- first novice to complete the distance. A 29, four better than his previous shade for Attell. Woods, carrying Canada's colors, re- It Is that if the high nent feature to assist in funds for silver probable plans go of if! last year's struggle but -O- tired the second raising cup will also be given to the club tally 25, made last night. Keogh'f during mile, and Alfred through two schedules will be drawn for the fact that he had a worthless Athletic Club con- the relief of the fire sufferers in having the least points, five men to best efTort netted him 21. The Ironside Shrubb and A. E. Wood, representing up, one at 164 of * EAGER of games, as old, and the Both teammate, has come over in good shape to the STAR’S Relief Furtd Saturday’s catastrophe, a team count. men played a steady, plodding tributed $15 England, left the track In the four- other with a shorter schedule. Where this year, and he and Verlinden will last Henry Glas- local semi-pro all-stars will meet the The course has been mapped out as game, with few brilliant shots. nt a meeting night. teenth mile. this meeting will be held will be decid- undoubtedly be heard from. Julian of the baseball and Tigers, of Vailsburg, In an Indoor base- follows: Starting at Morris Park, on sen, manager The three teams to finish kept in the ed at the regular convention. There Pouchois, who is to ride with Leon ball game at Electric Park on Satur- Bloomfield avenue to Lake Brooklyn Loses basketball teams, made the motion, same from the fifth mile to street, north was Again, positions be some talk some time ago at one Georget, is a sturdy-looking rider and John in put- day night. The entire proceeds will on Lake street to Elwood avenue, west BOSTON, Nov. 30.—Boston de- end Chairman Speilniann, the finish, the American team winning of the again has a STAR'S fund. meetings of holding the annual ''jump’' that is bound to create declared that his only regret turned over to the on Elwood avenue teethe old Bloomfield feated Brooklyn in the match last ting It, by two laps, with the French-Swedish meeting in the town which won the nlghl trouble. In he is rated one of The* all-stars will be from the thence to ; fact, was that the association was not picked road, Broad street In Blom- In the National team second and the Finnish team championship that season, while the Billiard Deague three- the top-notch sprinters in Europe. able to make it a hundred following players: Cy Henderson, fleld, to Bloomfield Centre and return cushion financially third, four laps behind the winners. schedule meeting would take place In carom play. Mason made 50 Bobby Walthour is riding great guns amount. In addition several Rupert Mills, the Hearon brothers, Dal- via Bloomfield avenue to park and -times the the town that boasted the cellar cham- with a high run of 5, defeating Douder- In preparation for his ten-mile motor- best baseball players loy, the County League pitcher; Edward around track for. one lap. vt the Ironsides' The matter was back, of Brooklyn, who made with race "Oddle” Connie pions. only brought up 44, paced Saturday night against in the proposed- lnddor , Duffy, Menchner, Step- a Will participate WRESTLING’S FUTURE In jest. It Is more than probable that high run of 3. The play will be con- Elmer Collins for the American cham- at Electric Park Satur- ler, Joe Lennon, George McDonough, tinued baseball game the Eastern League schedule meeting tomorrow night. pionship. The little blonde-haired in numerous Eddie Barkhorn, Joe Harter and Artie day night, and participate STANDING TO THE TEST will be held In of the Southerner to have reached Conlan. TOMMY HOGAN one league towns appears ether benefits as well. next Chicago Winn. the of his and the spring, probably Buffalo. height speed endurance, -O- THIS FRIDAY NIGHT. “Iron Man” Joe McGinnity, of ST. If a shorter season or a later open- LOUIS, Nov. 30.—Charles Morin and watching him at work it can easily have Newark Baseball Club, will toss the Local athletic organizations AND YOUNG WHITEY ing is decided upon the Tigers will of Chicago, last night defeated P. Mau- be seen why he was at the top of the * in of- first ball over the rubber, and Johnstone Shown a commendable celerity as a popular sport, train at home and a short through of St. heap during the past summer in Europe and Watts will umpire. Jbhnstone is trip pome, LouIb, in the second game fering their services in various ways will be put to the test at the Virginia to last, ten of the motor-paced followers. It has WRES.TLING, the famous National League arbitrator perhaps, days may of the Chicago-St. Louis series of the for the beneflt of the Are sufferers. A Orand Central Palace Friday TO BOX FOR TURNERS be been decided that Turviile and Ruden arranged. It is necessary to allow the national three-cushioned billiard tour- be realized In this the and Watts was one of the most effi- $ieat sum should night. If it comes through it, men to boll out somewhat to get them nament. will be the pace-makers for Collins and cient on the League staff last year The score was 50 to 28 In and added to the already mag- chances are New York will be the scene City Turviile for the Bos- manner, addition to the main bout between in first-class trim, but as spring train- sixty-five innings; 77 Walthour, acting the STAR, before he went on the Proctor circuit. averages, Morin, fiiflcent fund collected by of many big events on the mat in the ing are now conducted are and ton boy and Ruden for Bobby. The After all, there is no like base- Danny Savage, the Orange boxer, trips they Maupome, 43. an of this has un- game Should make offering worthy near future. Joe Humphries IN and who will little more than farces. ten-mile world's championship profes- ball, and many who have not been in- Young Kurtz, appear community. The STAR leads all other dertaken the task of putting the game sional event that will be one of the into the indoor will at the National Turners’ boxing show Marti* Opposed to Powers. amount, and a itiated game take funds by an overwhelming back where he says it belongs—on next Wednesday night, the athletic big features of Saturday night's card the local this opportunity. Many fans are as en- Whatever the sentiments of other BENEFIT BASKETBALL the best of it is that all of par with bolxng, and he has arranged committee has | has brought out a big entry, Including thusiastic over the indoor as the Just signed up Tommy offers a game baseball clubs the Eastern Sport promoters have made their a program which is wonder for its and two local along all of the six-day riders, the foreigners national pastime, and in some cities Hogan Young Whitey, GAME AT INSTITUTE to the STAR unsolicited. length. Zbyszko, the giant Pole, is the Horan League circuit may be for the reelee- as well as Americans. are lightweights. put Whitey away ■ has been on flourishing leagues in operation. -0- star of the program. He In two pounds the last time thjy met, tlon of Pat Powers to the Eastern SHOULD BE VERY FAST. # the of and Gotch _ _ A George Stallings will probably mak trail Hackepschmidt and the latter has been anzn’a to League presidency, Secretary Thomas JEM at Blsontown. for a Friday night he is to throw MACE, ONCE WORTH— sweeping changes year. | get a return match, claiming that Martin, of the Newark club, does not BASKETBALL contest will tx man seems to b American Champion Tom Jenkins and LEARY AND DOUGLAS About’khe only thalE Hogan’s win was a fluke. Both boys hesitate to give his opinion of the held tomorrow night at Institutt '! MILLION, DIES DEPENDENT a trial is Jack White, Andrew Klndrat, both in an hour. A Sure of at least MEET TOMORROW are putting in some hard tralnirg lor incumbent. From Martin’s conversa- hall. 76 New street, to help the Is sweet on Bothncr two men, Tom ON OLD TIME FRIENDS. the veteran. Stallings George against the bout, and It shoxld be a hummer. tion It might be gleaned that the New- fund the Young Men's Catholic Asso- and so Is Joe McGlnnity ever Hjilca, ot \Vales, and Gus Larsen, of wilt be that • White NIGHT AT M’GUIGAN’S. Another good semi-final ark club will do all in its power to ciation has started for the relief of the came Into this league. The Sweden, comes after the stab bout, between Salzman and Dive LONDON, Nov. SO. since he Young prevent the bike promoter's reelection families of the High street factory fire to throw both in Bw *‘iron Man" all but had a deal closed Bothner agreeing Cellach, the Fighting Barber, of Jer- to oTEM’’ MACE, the hero of many the Gladstone fa- if possible, but when It comes down victims. F whet White would come here last twenty minutes. Then there is Will LEARY, It will be the latter's first I prize-fights, died today at Jar- eby sey City. speaking out for Barrow, Messrs. Mc- The teams to contest in the principal backed out. the vorite, and Ben Douglas, the local / of old Ho year, when the Buffalo Club Bingham, English champion, appearance In this city. He made his a i row-on-Tyne, age. BILLY will in star Ginnity and Martin refuse to say game will be the original Institute Big • chance of the sensation, meet the over In Mc- was in his Tilth year. There seems to be little get- against George Niflot, Olympic debut In the boxing game word. of Boltz. six-round bout at McGulgan’s tomor- Five, composed Knochels, Hill, ting him this year. chainpion, npw instructor at Columbia; Gulgan's a couple of weexs lgo, and Mace was at one time worth more has attracted Martin is of the opinion, and has Bruegman and Detine, and the All- Joe Rogers against three heavies, and row night. This bout his high-class work attracted the at- than $1,000,00(1, hut of recent years he -O- the box- been for some time, that Powers has Newark Stars, composed of Henninger, “Vldl” the well-known Bingham in a second bout with Pro- considerable attention among tention of the local managers. had been dependent upon friends. Oc- Dougherty, had the Eastern League pilot’s Job Conlon, Corrigan. Bruggy and Cum- Is to arrange fessor Jillls, the Japanese jlu jltsu ex- ing fans. Leary has been fighting in Charley White, the well-known New casionally be had appeared in music 4 basketball ojayer. trying long enough and that a younger and will don form of late, while Douglas has ii. mings. hall exhibitions. p. game between the old Acme Five pert. In this match Bingham good York referee, will be the third man in more energetic man ought to be given This game will be preceded by one the Entre Nous team, the proceeds the Japanese harness and agree to been meeting some of the best these the ring, and w>th the strong list of i Jem" Mace was born at Beeston, Snd a chance. Martin says that the East- between the present Institute team and beneflt of the fire suf- throw Jillis within fifteen minutes. parts. Both boys are training hard for preliminaries, including x wrestling | in Norfolk, and in his day was one of ern League was never run in better the Xavier A. A. team, which has take the ”go” and each feels confident of bout between Mehnert and Nifiot one the greatest of boxers. His first great s contest tvill likely than thdk administration of 3tyle during volunteered to play. The Xavier team was with Bill whom he itltute Hall some night next a victory. of the best programs of the season will light Thorpe, Harry Taylor, in 1905. Taylor is now is composed of Lynch, Conlon, Ganlgal, i' In the semi-wind-up of six-rounds be presented. beat in eighteen rounds. When Tom a county judge in Buffalo and a trustee Hcrter and Schilling. Each game Battling Larry Ryan will meet Kid Sayers retired from the championship -o- of Cornell He is a from are University. lawyer should be exciting and interesting I in I860 Mace was regurded as his legitl- not only Gilbert. A quintet of preliminaries ion-Wolgast fight of rare executive ability. It was East- start to for the teams are made ! mate was also on the card. Banty Lewis will finish, successor, but his supremacy istrous for the Battler, but windfalls ern that ousted him. who have shown theit League politics of fine : Tom The Host hook with Kid Stone, A! Hickerson up players soon challenged by King. as well In Oak- I up ting game according to Martin, the' Rochester skill and In many contests. in 1862. when, after tackle “Knockout” Johnson, dexterity two met January, y, California. The church will club being primarily responsible for the For the sake of the families of the vic- 43 rounds, Mace was given the verdict. President Johnson, of the American “Battling" Caby will tackle Sailor FRAMES AND DAMES up because of the ij Y .or was reelection of Powers. y tims of the High street fire, nearly al! For the next ten years he was knock-^ announced there Kid Miller will box Kid Hicks, practi- e authorities have put the* League, yesterday Davis, blamed for a decision that was who like mix with Kid against of whom are poor, persons eally Invincible. the would be diamond buttons for the while Jack Glick will it North End opens the Athletic League j game. the Rochester club in some trivial play- basketball should buy tickets and go tc in the Johnson. ■ season at Roseville tonight. -O- four umpires who participated er matter, whereas it was the board of Institute hall and see the games. ist another victory and an- world’s series, just the same as for directors that made the decision. Y. M. C. A. CLASS ENTERTAINS and Passaic their d for Uncle Sam in the in- Jersey City opened the twenty-three members of the vic- Hi Trim. BOYS. GOLF Athletic Bowling League season on the Cleary REENGAGED. PUBLIC SCHOOL Marathon team race at In SIX CLUBS SEEK GARGAN torious Philadelphia team. the past former’s last City Thomas Martin Jim Garden last night. alleys night. Jersey Secretary says Howard has been reappoint quare National Commission has limited Gargan the CHAMPIONSHIPS. captured two out of three games, win- is out the same A reception was tenderd to the boys 3 Queal turned the trick to NATIONAL Cleary working along ed to coach the Rutgers College foot the to the players, the manager the last by making a total of of the Miller and Chestnut Street taste in 2 hours 2 minutes jewelry ning lines as Wyatt Lee did last year, the ball eleven for the next three years owner of the club. far six 1,005. There is a triple tie for first schools by the intermediate class of the econds. and winning NEW YORK. Nov. 30.—1Thus of which was in the He turned out one of the best teami and story published Y. M. This new will for for i place, Jersey City, Columbian school haf local Y. M. C. A. at the C. A. -°- departure provide club*' have sent in applications Evening STAR a short time ago. He is that the New Brunswick v for Hank ! Columbus holding down that position. | building yesterday afternoon. feds of the Soccer emblems O’Day, Charles, Rig- : in the Y. M. C. A. of Buffalo had in years this season. Amateur next year’s national golf champion- : training ler, Tommy Connolly and Jack Sheri- Each have won two out of three The boys engaged in a 45-yard desh. me scheduled for Sunday Those after the amateur event I and Is In first-class trim. as well as for Presi- ships. games They were divided according to their t Riverside Oval between dan, the arbiters, -" of N. Y.; — Shibe and Connie are the Apawamis Club, Rye, MACAULAY SHOOT. weight. C. Schmidt captured the 80- s and the Marshalls will be dent Ben Manager Mack, of the Athletics, and President the Philadelphia Cridket Club and the The Suburban League bowling match Fred Mkcaulay was high man at th< pound class, F. Elder the 130-pound, r to the STAR fund by the MOST ! Denver Club. The tjnly ap- i between the Kruegers and Belleville, SWIMMING THE Business Men's Club shoot on thi while the 115-pound class was won by the Thomas Lynch, of the National League. Country Keep up good woik. is A was The emblems will be forwarded to the plicant for the open championship scheduled for tonight, has been post- speedway traps yesterday afternoon J R. Sager. basketball game -O- 8. POPULAR OF SPORTS Pete between the Miller Street and officials within a few the Essex County Clul>, of Manchester, poned until Thursday, December James Quinn was second, while played Earl one of the players days, Sprackllng, — 1 : the to President Johnson. Mass. Bey was third. A -poor crowd turnec School and Intermediate teams, s, who has been mentioned according AT YALE UNIVERSITY. There are no specific applications for A bowling match will be rolled on out on account of the bad weather. latter winning, 13 to 2. 1-Amerlcan football eleven. Ball has been to Portland the women’s championships. The Nas- Marthls’s Clifton alleys Saturday after- 1 captain of the Brown ’ll Neal sold NEW HAVEN, Conn.,' Nov. 30. to sau Country Club and the Garden City noon between the North fteformed •day at Providence. Sprack- by Cleveland, according reports. j is the most popular fame in 1909 when he Golf Club are general bidders for any Church team of the Church League and Is Junior year. Ball gained j form of athletics at Yale, accord- contests. of the Cotton off a triple play unassisted. : one of the thrge title Appli- the ’’Sea Robbers," Spool -O- pulled SWIMMINGing to the report of Professor a rumor at one time that he rations are expected also from the Oak- Company, of New York. is It that Tom Lynch Is cer- There was I William G. Anderson, director of the % but it ma- ! mont Country Club, of Pittsburg, and eelectlon to the National would go to Toronto, never university gymnasium. ; the Deal Golf and Country Club of Team F, of Court South End, la lead- isldency and that were will terialized. Of the 3,300 students enrolled at Yale SPARKLING ALE New Jersey. ing In the Foresters' tournament with || IT sing candidate. j nearly 2,000 take part in some branch of sub and Ar- a record of 11 wins and 4 lost. J. Mls- STOSK PORTER -O- Beals Becker, outfielder, athletics. of Team O, which is holding down HfillClOf fi [en-Ha.-vard game would be thur Fletcher, emergency inflelder, sent trel, is The men are divided among the vari- VlWlIvlIil fi BOTTLED BEER in their cbntracts for 1911 to the second position in the competition, lslve than a Prlnceton-Penn signed TIGERS ON MIDDIES’ ous sports as follows: Swimming, 600; National Club individual high average man. In the + New York League yes- 116: which he has rolled he squash, 150; lawn tennis, handball, -O- terday. Manager McGraw, of the BASKETBALL SCHEDULE. twelve games ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES EVERYWHERE 189.3. 100; rowing. 80; football, 60; cross-coun- Editor of th* Star: has his plans and w ill has averaged ns Evening Giants, changed try running, 75; track athletics, 65; •rltten to Morris Lovett, ot not go South with President Brush, Md., Nov.’ 30.—The ANNAPOLIS. basketball, 40; baseball, 25; soccer foot- If Your Bottler or Dealer Cannot Supply who for Antonio lie bla Theatre asking him If leaves San today. naval academy basketball schedule has ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ball, 35: golf. 20: gymnastics, 25; fenc- ate hls theatre for a beneflt vt til remain for the National League and Your been announced as follows: December ing. 15; boxing. 40; wrestling, 40; bowl- You, Telephone 2629 WAVERLY e for the fire sufferers tor meeting on December 13, and probably ENTERTAINS ITS FRIENDS. 10, Baltimore Medical College: Decem- ing. 70, and trap-shooting, 25. y night. 1 will furnish the gvill be empowered to represent the Order Will Receive PROMPT ATTENTION. ber 17.' Loyola College, of Baltimore; nt, also the roller skaters. If New York Club at this session. The Aurora Athletic Association en- December Princeton: January 7, New ;e care of the remainder of 24, a large number of friends York University; January 14, University tertained DEATH CLAIMS TOLL Trusting this will appeal to John Coombs, of the Philadelphia at Krueger’s Auditorium last night Ale Co of Pennsylvania: January 21, City Col- the lames R. Hensler Brewing lat you could lend me your American League Baseball Club, was when It celebrated the seventh an- lege of New York: February 4, Swarth- IN QUEST FOR DEER. Very truly yours, married last night In Palestine, Texas, niversary of its organisation. The EDDIE WOOD. more; February 11, Georgetown. 192*204 St. to Miss May Russ, of Palestine. The feature of the program provided was Murray CALUMET. Mich., Nov. 30.—During -O- couple left later for Cuba. a minstrel show, the scene of which Editor of the Evening Star: the season whlcn ng HOPPE S. NEW RECORD. waa laid in a Princeton class room. deer-hunting opened Ntwtrk, N. J. fll me the 10 and closed there through your “Ques- John Evers, second baseman of PHILADELPHIA. .Nov. 30.—Willie New songs and new comedy made the November tooay inswer” column who were has had under Chicago Nationals, who Hoppe lasts night broke the world's rec- production highly diverting. were forty-six accidents in the upper s on laBt Franklin advisement a to coach the year’s proposal ord for a high run at 18.1 balk-line in Folowlng are the members of the peninsula of Michigan, twenty of which team of the Senior League, navy baseball team at Annapolis next the event: David his game with Joseph Mayer, the ama- committee arranging were fatal. More deaths are expected. MIKE GREEN. spring, announced that he chairman; Louis Rand, Ben yesterday teur champion of this city, by piling Stegman, all the accidents were due Waiter :awlor,. Boltoi) and would not accept the offer. He will go The. best rec- Lasker, Carl Fllnk. Milton Abeles, Mor- Prac(|cally up 165 points. previous to Several fatalities iahan.—Ed. South with his team on the Ernest Fantl and Vadl- carelessness, being spring was made by Hoppe four ris Weissman, ord, 160, caused by the ignorant handling of training trip. weeks in New York. mar Kusy. ago # firearms by green hunters. In four cases men who killed persons acci- TO TEACH COPS TO SHOOT. FINDS GOLD ON HIS FARM. dentally left their victims to die with- Nov. 30.—Arrangements ADIES BOYNE CITY, Mich., Nov. SO.—Gold at PASSAIC, out attention. In twenty-elgnt cases in what is said to be quantities Boxing McGuigan’s have been completed for revolver prac- hunters were shot mistake for deer. RENT* FEMALE PILLS. paying by Tomoirow Niglit, 9 o'Clook the members of the Passaic and reliable regulator. They has been discovered on the farm of tise among More game fell and more hunters were and most At are the strongest scientific* remedy John Grost, in Antrim county. Sam- police department. .Mayor Spencer’s killed or maimed In Northern Michigan known to medltal science. Prescribed by BOW- BILLY LEARY Gladstone John Malcolm, of the all leading specialists In the world. THE ples have been submitted to the Col- request Captain this season than In any year. The ONLY REMEDY THAT NEVER FAIL8. $1 lege of Mines and there is a movement New Jersey State team, will superin- slaughter of deer is estimated at 5,000. box mill DR. ALLEN’S. «7» Newark by prepaid. men of the to v«. DEN DOUBLES tend the shooting and instruct the po- Broad street, Newark, N. J. among county develop ths property. A Soml Fli tl and 5—ProflmlnailM—5 lice. STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.

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