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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
GARFIELDS ELECT z
HONORARY MEM MBERS

At meeting Of Garfield Hose g.
Chemical Company last night August
Mussigbrodt and Eugene Mullen were
made honorary members, and Louis
Mortensen was elected to active
membership.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18
NIAGARA FALLS 5000
DECORATION DAY,

Excursion from Perth Amboy. Le-
high Valley railroad. Tickets sold
May 20 and 80. good returning until
June /. all trains except Black Dia-
mond Express.
24s7-5-1s-21-25-27s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18

Lawn Sprinklers for sale at Nc
Cormick & Son, so Smith street.
2564-5-16-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18

Just received new lot OF writing
paper, so sheets and so envelopes,
fine quality, 25c. a box at Sections.
2663-5-1S-1te
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18

California Privet Hedge must be
planted this week IL you want it to
grow this season. For sale at Me-
Cormick & Sons, So Smith street.
2564-B-1s-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18

One thousand feet of Rubber Hose
at reduced price at Mccormick &
Son. 2564-5-18-1t~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18

For that painin the back sexton's
Kidney Plaster, 26c,
2ses-5-1s-1fs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18

Ice cream 25c. quart at sexton's.
2563-5-ls-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18

Read the NEWS every aay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-05-18

Z ashsneion. Perm Amboy. \ !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18

with maximum power The accom-.
panylng photograph shows what !
have found TO be \ good position
for starting.
Take AZ much time as you want.
aud When you feel that you are
ihofoughly ready. start with all the
speed possible. There are two die
tinot general motions before the
shot leaves the hand. AZ the start
the LEFT foot. which was being aaad
a. a balance, 10 thrust forward TO
about the center u the rms Tho
right foot IL brought up even with
u and right there, therc ia an In.
Simultaneous SHIFT that places the
puttcF In a position TO concentrate
every ounce Of strength Of leg.
back and arm Into tho drive. After
the shit the right les IA shot for
ward and with the left iaa acting
as brace. tho drive Va made. Tho
shin IL impossible OF accurate do
scflption 10 words, but ila necessity
will be- discovered on tho first Al,
tempt 10 follow the form have Do.
scribcd iia tremendous Import
ance must not be overlooked.
Tho drive should be made al the
extreme front Of the cifcls. with
tho body projected ~ far over The
edge a. balance will allow, Al the
end Of my drive my arm Il Al least
two feet out of the circle. balance
Is maintained with my left leg
Tho shot would Leave the hand
al an angle Of about tb degrees
The angle n not right. II. while Ia
the air the weight describes m arc
The greatest distance IL secured u
the shot. when II reaches its great.
cst height falls away at an angie.
Watch this point carefully.
DON'T nE IN A HURRY TO
MAKE LONG PUTS. THERE IL
PLENTY OF TIME TO OBTAIN
DISTANCE AFTER GOOD PORN
Is DEVELOPED.
CHAMPIONS ARE SELDOM
MADE IN A DAY. REMEMBER
THAT SOME OF OUR PRESENT
DAY RECORD HOLDERS PRAc.
TicED AND TRAINED FOR
YEARS BEFORE THEY WERE
ABLE TO FIGURE IN THE RUN.
MING AT ALL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
FIELDER JONES WANTS
4 BIG BRUSH" TEAM

PORTLAND. Ore. Aux. ls.-Ad.
hitting that he was spafrinE for
time when he denied that he intend
cd purchasing an interest In a ma.
lor league baseball team Fielder
Jones. the great managarplayer Of
the Chicago white sor Of last year
today declared that he was looking
for a half interest In some big
brush" team
Jones said that he had about de-
cided where to place his money TO
advantage, but declined 10 name
the club Although he would
neither deny nor affirm tho lutima.
tlon Of President Hedges regarding
tho possibility OF his acquiring a
half interest In the 81. Louis Amer.
leans, according 10 a newspaper dis
patch Of yesterday, II II probable
that Jones will invest either In the
- Louis Americans or the Boston
National league team. II IA conHid.
cred likely that Jones can secure
control NJ the Boston club because
Of The death OF President Dewey, a
heavy ntookholder In the club, re-
Gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18

Although announcement has been
made from the headquarters Of the
II Louis American loasus Rub that
jim MeAiear will again manage the
browns. and can do % as long A.
he secs fit. there Is a NcIlTounded
suspicion In baseball circles that
the end Of Jimmy as leader iu near
enough to touch.
Jack o'ConHor. whom many re-
gAfdsd a. the real leader Of the
firuena last summer when they
we're making their bid for the pen.
nant, and who was sold to Little
ilnck. has returned to St Louis over
the purchase route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
CARROLL IS STILL
TRYING To GET 4
co. WITH ROLLER
HAS ANOTHER MAN TO MATCH,
BUT ARENA MANAGEMENT
ts SILENT As TOMB.

Sporting Editor The Star
For nearly two months Nj, MIA
has tried to force Roller into a
match with Bert Warner and has
posted 1900 with The star as an
evidence Of good faith. and has OF
fered Roller every indueement 70
meet his man, but for once In NE
NE Roller has failed 10 reply 10
challenge. Mr. curley, hollers
manager. and also the match inAssI
of the Arena. has reasons OF ms
own. no no says. for not matching
ROLLER agnlnnt Warner | think u
would be doing justice 10 the pubic
n he would announce them. me
public wants tho match, but u
seems rs not what tho public
wants but what Cufley and Roller
want / know they are afraid Of
Warner and ! guess the public u
aiao convinced of that fact ] hin
nov going 10 see II they dare take
a chance aEaintn Henry Ordcrnian'
Of Minneapolis I will match Order
man against either Olson or Roller
aud viii bot them 1900 on the
side aud make tho match winner
take all or 7s per cent To winner
and 20 pcr cent 10 loser Henry |
Ordcrman's reputation Il ~ good ~
Rollers and he has appeared before
all the clubs 10 tho East. and j.
picked by Prank Gotoh No the CON
Ing champion. ! wonder what
filmsy excuse thoy will offer 10
sldcsiep this man OrdsrmAn. J have
Offered them EVER inducemcnt TO
wreEtia Warner and aiill have
81 900 10 bet that he can defeat
either Olson or Roller. either In
public or private. and this offer
goes at all times,
They may have reasons why hey
do not take on Warner. and ! guets
they have. but the main and only
reasonable one IL FEAR. ! wonder
n the same reason will prevent
them from making a match with
the biR Norwegian. Henry Order
man. Cons on. Roller. Olson and
Curlcy. lots hear from you Or let's
see your latest excuse for wrestling
only those you pick
Yours truly,
JOE CARROLL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18

laid much stress. In the intro
dueiory article. on the importance
OF muscular concentration and
speed as elements In successful
welghtthruwlng. In shot putting.
speed leads up To. and eoncentra'
ton constitutes. a terrific drive.
Tho prize fighter punches with
hls legs Watch somc puglliat not
ed for the power Of his "waiiop~
and you will see what ! mean. When
the blow Is delivered there "a an In
Simultaneous concentration Of the
muscles OF the legs. back and the
arm that Is used.
The drive Of the finished shot
puttsr and tina drive Of the finished
boxer are In ali material aspects.
Identical. Stand In the way of the
drive Of the shot putter and you
would find some,hing very like a
knock -out punch.
For the ahotputter. maximum
drive with the right hand IL found
through concentration Of the mus
elea OF the right leg. the hack and
the right arm. combined with rig.
idity OF the lon leg. which must act
as a brace.
And how Is this concentration
foundf Tho answer IA the develop
msnt Of form For perfect muscu.
lar concentration Is perfect form.
no matter what individual differ.
chccs may exist IN form between
finished khotputtcrA The man
who has found the secret Of most
perfect concentration. has the moat
perfect form. An else being equal.
this man will b. worlds champion.
No iron.clad rules can be- laid down
for securing concentration. How
ever. there mar be- useful hints for
beginners 10 the form ! employ and
did employ when ! won the worlds
championship at London last year.
Here u r.:
stand at the extreme back OF the
ring. with the shot poised In the
right hand. Stand on the right
foot. using the loft leg 10 secure
a comfortable balance and raising
and lowering tho right hand until
you know that all muscles are In
position TO work comfortable and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
peas Excite Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Is
The news that Sam nersef Is CON.
Ing 10 California 10 hear What Jim
Coifrolh has 10 offer for the John.
aon-Jefffies fiEhi I'D not create
much excitement around the pro
moisra headquarters today. What
Is there TO bid on waa Caffrutha
counter question when asked when
he would be prepared 10 make a
substantial BID when BERGER affiN
ed.
There il no match on between
the big fellows. "a | see Iafffies
has practically fspadialed the art.
leles Of the agfoemaut signed b.
iieffcf, there f. no stakeholder. the
clause In the agreement railiHK fof
the postinK Of q zoe By sAgh aide
within Y hours AFTER the signing Of
the articles haa been violated. aud
there you afe. OF eourua. IN see
Berger Nhen be comes CIT here, be.
cause he's niea boy. bull he'll have
10 show mo Nhetu lefffira aud
johnson are actually slsHed up DO
fore I'll make a bid.
LOS ANGELES. Aus IS Tom
McCaroy. local prime fight impress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
BIC FIGHT !
WILL co To
To CALIFORNIA
Sam Berger Leaves Chica.
go Tonight for the Coast
TO Make What He Calls
the Final Arrangements.

CHICAGO. Aug is Sam berger,
representing Jim Ioffrlea In the
preparations for the Isffrica John
sou fight. said to-day that be will
leave tonight for California. where
he expects to make what he be.
llevea will be the final arrange.
meniH for the great wurld'a cham
pionahip hattie.
He said that he had received an
offer Of SEE. o0o from Tom Met eY.
Of los Angeles. but Hcfsar wants
to see Promoter Cuffnoth. Of Gan
Francisco, and ind out what he
will offer for the fight before he
goes any further
From iiefEer'u altitude Il was
clear that he expects the fight 10
take place In California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
WORLDS LIVE SPORTING NEWS|

aafio, to-day Issued denial to Sam
befgorH announcement that he had
received an offer Of fG2 900 from
the i.aa Angeles man fnr the priv
llege Of staging the IeffrlosJohn.
sou championship battle "l'ye
made nn offer for the fight" said
Meearoy, when told Of norfora
statement. and I won't for some
time to come, ! have no Intention
Ia start the bidding, berger must
have GUESSED a bit at the amount
! will offer when ! hm ready, for !
don't know that yet myself ! want
tho fight IN Los Angeles and ! will
have to be governed by clroum
siuueeh when the timu arrives 10
20 after IT,
McCafey admitted that he will
meet Berger for conference when
that worthy arrives on the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
CHALLENGE FROM
BIC JOE ROGERS

Sporting Editor Seattle Star.
have been In Seattle the past
two months walking around inspect.
Ing the sights and incidentally CIV
ing some attention 10 the wrestling
game. as promoted Of the Arena.
! am big husky fellow and think
! can vfesile some. At any rate I
want TO wrestle on my merit.
am willing 10 wrestle any man
In the wofid-Gotch. Hacken.
schmidt, Roller or anyone else. any
time or place and will split the
purse any old way to suit opponent.
am looking for action and would
be pleased 10 have any Of these
strong fellows who are posing "A
wreHtlers get busy on me.
Can be found at Morrison's.
Sincerely yours.
JOE ROGERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
SEATTLE WINS
An EASY GAME
FROM CHAMPS
Miller Lets Them Down
With One Lonely Single
in Seven Innings.
Amusing Errors.

woozy baseball. eommingled with
fast work. marked the second fray
between the Champs and Mikes
men yesterday and we won as We
pleased by a score OF 5 to 2. Lefty
Miller did cur hurting. and he let
down the Champs with five safe
raps. Dell Paddock was banged
for 10 safe ones, including a homer
by Emil Frisk and a two.bagEer by
nennett.
Loose fielding at times, border
ing on the ludicroas. was frequently
in evidence. Tho mmpirlng OF hlll
Carney came IN for boots at times.
The score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18

American or National | don't
kno~ why these reports should be
sent out when there Is no truth 10
any Of them Ny baseball status IL
the same as Il vas last winter when
! rcaigned as manager Of the white
sor."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
OSTEOPATHY

Eiecirieity. vibration. light Their.
spy, hot air sweat baths. and other
druKiess methods optical rooms
for fitting siassss and treating syea
Bss, equipped offices In Seattle Con-
suliation fses Treatments u each
A. Holt. ontoopath and optician.
,e7-t-s Peoples Bank Bidg. Second
<gd fika Aaln zssl.
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ToVancouver ll:30p.m.
Return by Daylight

Through Victoria. Princess Char.
lotto both ways. giving time for a
visltat the cities OF Vancouver and
Victoria. Takea you on route
through Active pass and the San
Juan Islands.
CANADIAN PACIFIC,
600 FIRST Az. s's
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At Washirxtpu I. Philadelphia G
At Detroit :. Chicago .
Al Cleveland ? -. Louis I.
At Boston New York. rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18

SUMMARY TWo-base hits-iian-
nett, Quieiey Hsaoks Home runs
Frisk. psddaek Sacrifice hits-Nas
eae Nhsa. stolen tasrs-MaErc. na-
vis. Quieley struck aut-liy Miller
9 BY Paddock. y bases on balls
or Miller. & off Paddock. ,. Passed
tafts-Rrooks. I Double plays
shrs and Akin swain. Brooks, Pad
dock aud Csrtwrisht tmpire-Mr
Carney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18

PORTLAND. Orc. AUG. IS
President Hedges, Of the g. Louis
Browns, has made no ovcrturoa 10
me 10 purchase n part interest In
the g. Louis club and become play.
Ing manager" declared Fielder
Jones. the once great leader Of the
Chicago White sox. today.
In fact, ! have heard nothing
personally from Hedges or any
other major league baseball club,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18
JONES, EI-WHITE S0x
STAR, DENIES He IS
GOING To ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. No. Aug. is.--Preai.
dent Hedges, Of tho 81 Louis
Browns. lntlmatrd today that he is
Just about TO complete a deal which
will result In Fielder Jones. the for
mer captain and manager OF tho
Chicago Americans. becoming a
part owner Of the Browns. Jones
Is 10 Portland. Until the beginning
Of the baseball season this year.
Jones for years had been With the
white sox a. manager, and has led
the team TO one pennant and one
worlds championship
He resigned his position TO look
after Ms extensive lumber interests
in Oregon. and although President
comislsy Is reported 10 have offered
him $4,000 for his services this
SEASON. h. turned II down.
McAleer, who Is managing the 81
Louis Browns, has come In for
much adverse criticism this season.
because Of bis inability 10 bring his
team ny to the first division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18

NATIONAL LEAGUE
At PittshurE II. It. Louis :.
At Chicago :. Cincinnati !.
At Brook yn-Hoston. rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-18

Los ANGELES. Aus Il. Tom
Mecaray. local prize fight impress
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Table No. 7
COCO worth
COINS, Skirts, Dyaovevs,
Corset Covexs.
Corset Covexs.

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ALSO Is STYLES FOR $3.4S,
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CASES.

9ExfSA4tfs
33c Sheets of good muslin, 7ax90
10c Pillow Cases. good muslin,
42x36.
SAVE ONE-TiJRD.
6Sc--Fine Muslin Sheets, 72x90;
torn, ironedl and hemmed.
73c-Same quality. s1lx90.
79c-Same quality, 90x90.
11c-Good Muslin Pillow Cases,
42x36.
15c--Linen Finished Pillow Cases,
42x36.
1Sc-Same quality, 45x36.
SAVE A THIRD ON
TOWELS.
75c COTTON TOWELS.
1000 dozen 1Sx36 SOFT hemmed OF
fringed ends; $1.20 quality.
$l.45 HUCK TOWELS.
17x34 linen, hemmed, soft and abb
sorbent; $200 quality.
$1.z5 HUCK TOWELS.
19x3S same quality; 2.25 quality.
gle HuCK TOWELS.
100 dozen 20x4O pure German linen
hemmed or hemstitched; 25c quality.
BED SPREADS
AT BIG SAVINGS.
93c BED SPREADS.
500 1914 size; crochet, neat Mar
seille designs; 1.50 quality.
$1.3J BED SPREADS.
900 la size, hemmed or fringed..
$500 q uality.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03

10000 Brand New Garments at Average Saving OF One-thro
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-01-03
s2.4s, WORTH $3.50.

Beautiful lingerie waists, elab-
orately trimmed with lace and sheer
embroidery; long trimmed sleeves;
very high lace collar.