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PLAINFIELD COURIER-NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1915 SAE 12 i3 TL1 IF5 Sifl or news for the players who have to tol erate blind caddies. Plainfield Courier-New SPORTING NEWS DEPT. PATERSON TRIMS PLAINHELD BILLS Courier-News Hall of Fame RAHWAY BIRDS LOSE FEATHERS BIG GAME HERE TOMORROW NIGHT rLAINFIELD bowline circles are tn- Edited by -TRUMAN T. PIERSONs teresiea me gossip auoui me establishing of a local bowling league. jTfce Fraternal Order of Eagles 'serve credit for broaching the sub- 011 Jact, and It la to be hoped that the Y.

M. C. A. Basketball Team Plainfield Eagles Went on Causbrook Left His Rabbit's fflce Foot Behind, but It Was Not Locals' Night Rampage Last Night on E. Second Street Alleys Will Wallop a Bunch From Summit i league will 6oon become a reality.

Contributed newa and riewi solicit- "Jim" llahoaey," the Eagles' leader, fA lribla codv (typewritten haa the matter In hand, and If any- preferred) Is requested. Write body can get up a league It is Mr. Mr- If you want some pleasure to only on one Bide of the paper. honey. Mr.

Mahoney, more power to you, and if we can help you just say morrow night take a stroll over to JAEGER ROLLS 236 MA- HOBOKENS TOOK TWO FROM RUTHERFORD me x. vJ. a. Duxicung. win ue a the word.

Some of the organization All letters submitted for publication 4 mentioned for in The association HUflfcY fULL5 5rLI12) worth your while. membership the league are the Knights of Columbus, Ramblers, Imperials and the Tabs. In these columns should be accompanied (not necessarily for publication) with the name of the writer as an evidence of good faith. ELKS' SENIOR LEAGUE Standing of the Teams PC confess to liking the ladies, Last night on the East Second street chutes the Rah way Eagles had all their feathers pulled out by the speedy birds of the Plainfield Aerie. It was some slaughter.

The locals had a team average of 8S8, and Ra- bless 'em. We therefore feel Elizabeth 13 New Brunswick 13 a speed contest snails are prefer I able to oysters. Iloboken 11 that a public apology is due from us to Lady Eglantine, the one hundred thousand dollar chicken. We were most generous to the aforesaid will entertain the Summit Chapel Club of Summit. The team is stronger than last year and is hoping to take back a victory when they return to Summit.

The Y. M. C. A. has found its stride, as has been shown by the exhibition at New Brunswick, and with Ted Gavett back in the line-up will be able to turn a few tricks.

The Summit team will line up as follows: II. Voegtlen, Cooke, Fal-kenburg, forwards; Schumpf, centre; Smith, Parkins, Mathews and S. Voegtlen, guards. There will be a preliminary game between the Baptist and Saurer office team. din's average was 193.2 Jaeger nit paterson 12 the wood for 236.

Mahoney did xewark 8 some remarkable split-pulling in the piainfleld 8 HS 1011 1062 1053 992 1002 1015 983 996 989 918 'OM BRANTINGHAM nays- .867 .722 .733 .571 .533 .381 .381 .381 .333 .222 ilady with onr space, but there are 'When a horse lays back his 4 9 7 13 13 13 10 14 last game. ears be is swearing at you." Rutherford some sins a newspaper can commit which are impossible for those sinned tgainst to forgive, and one of them PLAINFIELD Jersey City Ydtk 5 Rahway 4 Smith 172 Jaeger 141 IF some of these lodge officers are to lg to print a poor picture of a lady, be Judged by their uniforms they Therefore we hereby and must be lieutenant-generals. Inow and for all time, humbly beg par-' jdon for the miserable smudge which Ave. 137 160 184 187 157 166 186141.1 179 193.2 171 236 158 163 206 183 195 196 Mahoney (Miller Radin we had the audacity to label "the OLFERS, take note! The New m0st valuable chicken In the ADDITIONAL SPOUTS ON PAGE 13 ork Times says the price of 887 934 RAHWAY Those who have seen the lady know her to be a lot better looking than the picture, w'hich would not work with our fast printing press. golf balls is expected to take a drop next April because of the expiration of the Haskell patent, which will allow the importation of cheaper balls sfvi 157 McCartney 843 S88 Ave.

134 147.1 164 159.1 212 184 147 152 166 164 from England. This will be good Repeka 135 KOLEIIMAINEN TO WED Last night was not Plainfield's night out. No, siree! To begin with, Bill Causbrook left his rabbit's foot at the Public Service commercial office when he went to the Silk City, and then Pat Kiely had serious intentions of averaging 200 for the three games, but his calculator went out of business, due to the sudden fall In the temperature. Frank Blatz rolled a consistent game, maintaining an average of 181.1. As a result of the fracas at Paterson Plainfield, Rutherford and Jersey Shoyp'rg For Xmas has Begun 151 179 177 154 151 163 155 175 Kelly Keller Goodwill fcl'MM'UIMMI'IIIWUl'lll' JUDGE GEORGE S.

SILZETt 785 812 823 806. Military Men Active Champion Distancer Obtains Marriage License in Brooklyn Hannes Kolehmainen, the world'3 1 champion long distance runner, is toj be married in the near future. The Finn went to the Marriage License Bureau at Borough Hall, Brooklyn, yesterday and took out a license for that purpose. With him was Miss Alma Johnson, also a Finn, who gave her age as 2 0 and her address as No. 814 Forty-eecond street, Brooklyn, i With the coming of the cold weath-i City are now tied sixth position and the hunt is getting interesting.

er, the members of the three Elizabeth National Guard companies are turning their attention to athletics, and this season promises to be the most active the armory has witnessed in several years. All of the organizations have teams on the floor, and there will likely be games three nights a week. Your Christmas Shopping' List Will show that you have quite a few gifts to buy for the men folks. You can solve the problem easily if you'll stop in and see us. We've many real surprises to show you.

Our line of Rivoli Silk Hosiery for Ladies i3 Hoboken is responsible for the triple tie, having thrown the hooks into the Rutherford lads last night for two wins. Iloboken came mighty close to tying the New Brunswick team for second place. The Hobo-kens are two games each way behind the leading Elizabeths. The score at Paterson i PLAINFIELD Ave. Summit Pomeranians Win Summit, Dec.

10. Mrs. O- E. Postponement in K. of C.

League i Lakeland, with her Pomeranian puppies. Bad Boy and Sun Kist, won the blue ribbon Wednesday in the brace class of the toy spaniel show at the Hotel McAlpin, New York. i Cm tTtct ol-. I The Knights of Columbus League match scheduled for last night be- Blatz Kielv Wilson. It went.

Silzer Is still regarded as gubernatorial timber, however, and there are many who say he will yet grace the State House. After serving a short time as Prosecutor of the Pleas in Middlesex county Silzer was appointed to the Supreme Court by Governor Fielder. Silzer was a crack baseball player in the days at school and was identified with athletic events of all kinds. He attends many of the big league ball games. He is also a golfer and has Just been elected president of the Metuchen Golf and Country Club which was formed a few weeks ago.

The club is building a course between this city and Metuchen and ex- pects to have Plainfielders in Its membershp. Judge Silzer's friend, S. S. Car-valho, of this city, has allowed the club to use some of his land for the links. Judge Silzer Is very democratic in his ways, always has a good word for everybody and, rich or poor, big or email, he never forgets a friend, and he makes friends wherever he goes.

Judge Silzer is one of the big men of the State and it's a pleasure and an honor to know him. Behold the pleasing countenance of one of the youngest Circuit Court Justices of New Jersey, Hon. George S. Silzer, who presides in Union and Somerset county courts, also in Sussex and Bergen counties. "George," as Walter Hetfield, Bob Crane, Bill Run-yon and the many other disciples of Blackstone in the Queen City are privileged to call him when he is not on the bench, was born and bred in New Brunswick.

He "led them all" in school and he has been a leader ever since. Entering the practice of law in New Brunswick he was successful from the first day. He married one of Metuchen's most charming young women and took up his abode in the "brainy borough." Urged to enter politics he was elected State Senator on the Democratic ticket against strong Republican odds and served with such credit that he Lad a second term. Then his friends wanted him for Governor and he went into the State convention with more votes than any other candidate. He was the popular choice.

But Jim Smith was on top in those days, and Jim had decreed that the nomination should go to Woodrow -184 2 -180 2 -169 -182 173 172 183 213 201 191 147 173 184 tween the Paterson and Bayonne Causbrook teams at Bayonne was indefinitely yaij We are well stocked with useful and appropriate Christmas Gifts. NECKWEAR We do not believe that any collection of NECKWEAR ever brought together by any shop in the city has equalled our variety and quality. The selections, qualities and colorings are without question the best our shop has ever presented. The big, full, luxurious Four-in-Hands are such as the most particular men would select for themselves. An appropriate holiday box will be furnished with all scarfs.

You will admire our showing of UMBRELLAS and BATH ROBES considered at all times an appx-opriate and acceptable gift. Interwoven Silk Sox The sock that has no equal for fit and wear; not artificial or hand-made silk made of real silk thread and guaranteed. Ask the wearer. NOTE From Monday, Dec. 13, until Christmas, our shop will be open evenings.

uuu luat CLiDj nuu LUliU 1 11 her class. The same dogs will be shown at the Biltmore, New York, Monday, and at the St. George's Hotel, Brooklyn, Wednesday. postponed. 180 181 1 Waldorf 180 921 896 PATERSON WEIMM API'S 876 S97 2 I Ave.

190 196 1 168 168 1 204 199 1 173 204 1 203 192 1 DeMeza 8c Biimm 145 East Front Street Day and Evening Needs That Reflect the Exclusive Mode. Hausin 206 193 O'Gorman U68 169 Anderson 218 176 Armitage 190 2 49 Taylor 210 164 GENERAL NEWS TICKER STOCK QUOTATIONS Cp-fo-th e-Mir. Th 1527 992 951 938 960 1 The scores at Rutherford: HOBOKEN Ave. Branda 179 173 154 168 1 1 ir'nrlA 1fi7 Ifin 171 1 RR Miller 157 151 178 162 Schm'der 209 140 179176 New Barringer Captain Dan Noble was Wednesday after Essex Poultry Show With nearly 150 exhibitors and Steinbrock 182 182 192 185 1 over 600 birds, the annual show of noon, eieciea manager 01 iu uiu.e- Ac.c,0 ball team at Barringer high school the Essex County Pounltry Associa- for the season of 1916. The selection opened yesterday in Leach's tion wag made at a meeting of the Hall, Bloomfield avenue, Montclair.

athletic association. Noble Is a CAN YOF TELL A GOOD II AT? If not, be sure of a good hat store, where prestige is worth too much be risked by stinting. When you buy a derby In our store you know that its new look Is not just surface rIoss, to be washed on by the first shower. Its goodness lasts. M.

H. HINCHCLIFFE Soft Hat Manufacturer and Renovator, 182 NORTH AVE. 894 S06 S74 858 RUTHERFORD Ave. Clark 189 186 180 185 GREENWOOD'S Distributor of Correct Styles for Men. 135 EAST FRONT STREET Tel.

1902 W. Walter 145 164 190 166 3 is just six years since the associa- brother of Bub Noble, of the cham- 151 166 167 jtion has exhibited in that town. The pionship football team, and was also Widmayer 184 Oakes 159 A. Walter 175 156 178 -166 -155 judges, Louis Paul Graham and a member or mat team, playing a Charles Nixon, began their task of centre position, at which he after-picking out the blue ribbon birds nated with Gene Cornish. Dan is al- so a performer on the track, being late in the morning.

852 835 832 839 2 With few exceptions there was one of the sprinters, strong competition in all classes, and NEWARK JUNIORS LOSE thp indrrps in manv casfts wprp rnn-l THE RAMULERS WILL TACKLE fronted with difficult problems. The i ,9 1 VV iCv'it sa3k I DUXELLEX BARACAS TOXIGHT show will continue through Saturday. Officers of the association are: On Elizabeth Chutes Elks' Junior Tezunei Have a Merry Time, Ralph Parker will bring his Dunel- Elizabeth Taking Three President, Carl D. Brandt; vice pres-' len Baracas to Plainfield tonight ident, William H. Tobin; secretary, with just one thought uppermost in Charles H.

Schlaeffer. Mr. Brandt is his mind to trim the Ramblers so chairman of the show committee. badly that they will be disgusted with the bowling game. Now wouldn't Ralph be awfully surprised if his team was sent home without Cranford Girls at Elizabeth In their opening match of the season in the Elks' Junior League the members of the Newark team dropped three games in a row on the alleys of the Elizabeth Elks last night.

The Union county pin-knights were in. rare form, especially Henry Gath-man, who had counts of 2 56, 2 47 and 190, for an average of 231. The scores: NEWARK The Girls' Basketball team of the any of this so-called trimming? Cranford high school will play thej The Ramblers will line up as fol-team of the Vail Deane School, Eliz-lows: Worrall, Koechlein, Schroppe, abeth, tonight at Elizabeth. (Vardon, Hyslip. GIVE THE EOY OH GIRLr A I For CHristina And let ua sugg-est you look over oar stock before you buy.

We carry the new INDIAN BICYCLES, READING STANDARD, POPE and other reliable makes. Guaranteed Bicycles from 14.00 up Gifts For Young Folks! HOLLER SKATES, SLEDS, VELOCIPEDES, TRICYCLES, AUTO EXPRESSES, EXPRESS WAGONS A LARGE ASSORTMENT, REASONABLY PRICED. We Are Sole Agents in Plainfield for The New 1916 Indian Motorcycle Come in and see this wonderful machine. We'll be glad to explain it fully. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS make appropriate GIFTS.

We carry Violins, Mandolins, Guitars, Accordions, Harmonicas, etc. i 1 ft Gilland 157 201 Keppler 173 164 Jackson 180 159 Sutter 158 182 A. Graef 169 194 Ave. 143167 155 164 177 172 188 176 201 188 864 867 lid 500 PEERLESS BICYCLES, fully guaranteed, specification; Men's and Women's, at Juvenile at standard 837 900 ELIZABETH Ave. 190 231 163 177.2 196 175 161 171.2 187 187 Gathman 256 247 Keller 191 179 Bach 171 158 Harrison 152 202 Van Bergen 207 167 PMI1L.

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Morristown, Dec. 10 Ruede Cos- imo and Sunday Osapie, both foreigners, were fined $20 and $3.60 for court costs by Judge Joseph Hinch-man yesterday morning in the Morris District Court for going hunting. They were arrested October 26 on the estate of Mrs- H. McK. Twombly, of Florham Park, on charges of being unnaturalized citizens, and not having $2,000 in real estate, according to the fish and game law.

Each man carried a gun when placed under arrest. Game Warden William B. Young made the complaint against them. Cosimo paid Get him a tire, lamp, saddle, repair kit, flash light, or something else from our large cycle stock. -A Bicycle Electrie Lamp that never sold at less than $0.50, special for the Holidays only, $2.50.

GEORGE Er. SIMOFS 179 NORTH AVENUE OPPOSITE DEPOT LEO ZBI a. They're so different, so refreshing! Smoke Camels liberally because they won't bite or parch. They are delightfully mild and mellow, but have all that desirable "body." Quality no premiums isith Camels Cornell are told everywhere in tcientifically Mealed packager, 20 for 10c; or 10 packages (200 cigarettes) in a glastine-covered carton for $1.00. We strongly recommend this carton for the home or office supply or when you travel.

R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO Winston-Salem, N.C BICYCLES, INDIAN MOTORCYCLES, MUSICAL IN- STRUMENTS AND SPORTING GOODS 222 WEST FRONT STREET. 2 Doors from Proctor's SKATES SHARPENED SKATES SHARPENED if i IS his fine, but Osapie, who was unable to pay his, was committed to jaiL i.