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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-26

II am ready to die. 1 don't
want TO live any longer. am GO
ing mad"
With these words, Charles j.
Weller protested against his at
torneys' statements that they
would try to proev that the muir
der was second degree and not
first, this afternoon.
Weller broke down completely
in the courtroom and dropping to
his chair he scbbed and wept bit.
terly.
Nervous, despondent and hag-
gard, Charles Weller stood before
Judge Chapman in the superior
court this afternoon and pleaded
not guilty to the charge of muir
der in the first degree in the kill.
ing of Mrs. Fredericka Schulz
Mon day, April 4, on the ArtondaIe
road at Gig Harbor.
His trial was set to begin
Friday morning before Judge
Chapman and Prosecutor McMur,
ray will handle the case for the
state. Attorneys Murray and
Lefebvre have been retained to
defend Weller. 1t will be neces'
sary to secure a jury as the law
requires that person cannot bt
found guilty of murder in the
first degree except by a jury Of
twelve men.
The confessed murderer slepi
considerable last night and this
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DON'T WORRY ABOUT T.R, HE STAYS PUT
WEI. .E;R WILL FACE TRIAL ON FRIDAY
SLAYER FORMER MOTHER In BREAKS DOWN IN
+t COURT CRIES. MAD WANT TO DIE. "

morning was willing to talk to re-
porters.
Gives Way TO Emotions.
81 would rather go to the gal
lows tomorrow" he said. than
to live through another year like
this last one has been"
That statement ended his talk
with the reporters and after he
had uttered those words he gave
way to his emotions and sobbed
violently while great tears stream
ed down his face.
Cries at Thought of Children.
He related the story of his un-
happy life of the last two years
and told of his continual worry
ing and brooding over his wife's
action in getting a divorce and re-
fusing to let him see his two chill
dren.
AT every mention of his chill
dren and his family troubles the
tears came to his eyes and 1t was
with a great effort that he bore
'up until he had finished his state
ment.
He reiterated his confession to
a great extent today but dealt
mostly upon his relations with his
divorced wife. ".
After the date for his trial had
been set, Weller was taken back
to his cell and he gave a sigh OF
relief as he flung himself upon his
loot.
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Baseball Season Opens at Home

lily, murmured feelingly that he
felt quite certain, yes, mighty GER
tain, that his gentlemen would
spill the gore of the visiting gen.
tlement all over that big lot.
And then he smiled quietly again
quietly but cruelty.
And as the warning squad
marched forth to begin the grand
parade to the ball grounds, Cap'n
Blankenship shifted his cap to the
other ear and squinted affection
ately at the boys.
'Tis going to be a killing" he
sighed gently.
1t is of uch optimistic stuff that
baseball gladiators are made Of.
A Sturdy Battery.
The first battery will be a
sturdy one, too. Mayor Linck
will show the crowd that he is
the original Napoleonic master of
the spit ball. He will put the frs,
hot one right over the plate, and
1t will be docked in the ferry slip
by Mayor-elect A. v. Fawcett.
Prior to the beginning of the
gore-letting theer was an automo-
bile parade through the down.
town streets. Abrass band head
ed the marching-or chug-chug-
ging column-and the first car
carried Messrs. Linck and Faw-
cett. The next buzz wagon haul
ed President Lucas, head of the
league; President Quinn of Ia
coma, President Dugdale of Sc
attic, Captain Blankenship of Ia
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HAS
NARROW !,
ESCAPE

"A little child was rescued from
death under a cable car between
E and Tacoma avenue this after
noon by the prompt work of Po-
liceman Hopkins who grabbed the
lever and stopped the car just as
it struck the child. The motor
man owing to the crowd did not
see the child. Mrs. Dakaim,
mother of the child nearly col
lapsed when she learned of its
narrow escape.
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Roosevelt S
QUIET DAY
IN PARIS
(By STAFF Correspondent Of the
United Press.)

PARIS, April 26.--Constantly
increasing correspondence pre-
vented Colonel Roosevelt from
visiting the Meudon military Aero
static park today.
Instead the former president
went to Luxembourg and viewed
paintings by great masters.
Later Roosevelt and Ambassa-
dor Jusserand had luncheon with
Premier BRAND.
Roosevelt had planned to visit
the aerostatic park as he Is inter-
ested in aerial problems. He ex-
pressed the belief that alrships
would have important part In the
next great war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-26

With Tacoma tied for first place
in the Northwestern league, the
opening of the season ON the home
grounds will be attended by thou
sands of enthusiastic fans whose
business obligations prevent them
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VANCOUVER, Wash, April ,26.
Housewives, complain that large
snakes are using the R. F. D.
mail boxes for nesting places. A
postoffice inspector will under
take to evict the unwelcome ten
ants.
ABERDEEN, April 26.-Peter
Lent, miIIwright, fell two feet
from step Iader last night and
broke his neck. He is dead.
Ezra Meeker, the Puyallup pio-
neer, now retracing the Oregon
tran, arrived at La Grande. Ore,
today.
For neglecting to pay a $40
auto hire bill, sergt, Md3or H. B.
Smith OF Fort stevens. Ore. has
been tried by court martial and
found guilty. He is sentenced to
be confined to the limits of the
post for six months.
Count Boni de Castellane, form
er husband Of Anna Gould, now
Duchess de Tallyrand. received
1,1D1 votes In the bases Alps dis
trIot. HE opponent. II. Pertchod.
Aot 1.26s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-26

PORTLAND. April 26.-Undsr
the auspices Of the Mazama club
four local men left today for Alas
ka. They will try TO climb Mt.
Mckinley to determine whether
|or not DR.. Cook reached the sum-
init. as he claims.
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IS
FINED. FOR
CONTEMPT

The trial OF Mrs. Kvalshaug moveo
rapidly this morning and no further
disagreements among the attorneys
took place. Attorney Kelley, who
represents Mrs. Kvalshaug, was s20
Judge Easterday after he had re-
peatedly disregarded the courts
commands to proceed with the case
and not stop to exchange remarks 3
with Deputy Prosecutor Burmeister.
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A little artistic work that
Quinn's jungle pets hope to put
on their friends this p. m.
coma and Captain Lynch of Sc
attic.
Don't miss this Cutlery, glor-
ious, gorgeous, galaxy of green
gem gymnasts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-26

WASHINGTON D. c., April
26.-A canvass of the situation to-
day indicates that the senate VIII
unanimously confirm the appoint
ment Of Governor Charles u.
Hughes OF New York to the SUI
preme bench to succeed the ate
Justice David Brewer. SenatA-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-26

Clark Of wyoming. chairman (
the judiciary committee. said u
necessary he would call special
meeting of-the committee to con-
slider the nomination.
The senate will confirm the
committees report as soon 40 it
has h-an eceived.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-26

WEATHER FORECAST.
For Tacoma and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Wednesday. Light
westerly winds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-26
You Won't Miss a Paper

IF YOU JUST THINK TO PHONH
THE TIMES YOUR NEW ADDRESS IH
you MOVE THIS SPRING. OR GIVE
1T TO THE CARRIER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
REPORT THAT
BURCHELL is
TO Be SOLD

Reports about American baseball
circles in the East are that Fred
Burchell, the Perth Amboy twirler,
IS to be sold A story of how Bur-
chell figured in a huge deal, when
he was last sold to the Boston Amer
leans, came out a week ago, when
the Baltimore team was at Buffalo.
Fred Burchell, of the Bisons, call
ed on his former Oriole teammates,
and he and Manager Jack Dunn had
a great tanning bee. Finally Dnnnie
told the crowd how he sold Freddie
to the Boston Americans and got
Knight and Chadbourne to boot.
Dunn's deal has never been classed
as one of the biggest deals ever
made in baseball, for some reason or
other. They can talk about their
S11 900 Marquards and others. Jack
was able to cop rag after he made
the deal, more than McGraw has
done since he has had Marquard
The deal was made something like
this: Burchell went to Boston for
$4,000 and players Knight and
Chadbourne. Both these men play
ed on the team when the pennant
was won in 1908. AT the end of the
season knight and Charbourne were
sold to the Highlanders, the former
for $4,000 and the latter for 81 900,
making a grand total of $10,50O for
Freddie Burchell and pennant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06

San Francisco, Cal, June 6.-Cham-
pion Jack johnson and George Little,
his manager have come to the parting
of ways. The trouble between fighter
and manager, that has been brewing
for several weeks, came to a head Sat
urday night, when words were passed,
threats to kill uttered and finally an
order from Johnson that Little must
leave Seal Rock House for good and
all.
The affair blazed up once more yes
terday, when Little returned to the
training quarters to assert his rights,
as he explained it. He attempted to go
on the door at the pavilion to take
tickets, but when Johnson made his
appearance, accompanied by squad
of police officers, and pointed out Sig
Hart as his official representative Lit
tie was told 10 stand aside.
Il don't want you on that door,"
shouted johnson angrily at Little.
"You get away | don't want any man
that goes around making threats to
kill"
I'm your manager, and will go on
the door," replied Little.
Then / discharge YOU" answered
back Johnson.
Shouldering their way between the
angry men, the police shut off further
argument or any chance blows, but
they had to threaten Little with arrest
before he would stop the TRADE d.
rected at Hart.
Little declares and is corroborated
by 'Tex" Rickard that he has con-
tract with johnson that does not ex-
pire until May, 1911. According to Lit
tie, the document was drawn up by
one of the best theatrical managers in
the United States. 1t is said TO allow
the manager % per cent of profits and
to give him authority to close all con-
tracts, whether for theatrical engage
ments or boxing matches or moving
pictures.
Little loudly declares he will either
manage johnson of there will be no
fight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
PecuIiaritiss of Worms.

Many creatures supposed TO have
some of their Senses missing are not
so insensitive as people often think.
Worms have neither eyes nor ears and
yet are sensitive to light and music
wide Darwin's "Earthworms'1 A
bluebottle, in spite of not having
nose. finds out a piece of bad meat
easily enough. In short. many of the
lower animals eontrlve to see. hear,
taste or smell sufficiently for their pur-
pose, and often In high degree. With
out being able to point to any special
organs Of these senses in their bodies.
and to suppose they are devoid of a,
sense because we are unable to dis,
cover II is frequently to confess our
ignorance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
WRESTLING TONIGHT
IN THr AUDITORIUM
Arrangements Being Made TO AC-
cOmOdate Big Crowd Several Ex-
CelIent Bouts Will Be Witnessed.

The wrestling card to be presented
at the Auditorium tonight should be
hummer A number of bouts will
be presented on a large platform,
about 20x20 feet in size. This is
situated in the center of the hall and
Will be covered with requisite wres-
Ting mats. The ring is about four
feet from the floor, thus affording
an unobstructed view from every
part of the house. Seats have been
constructed on the four sides and
the regular bleacher seats are being
erected in the balconies. A press
stand will be erected on the stage.
The mat will be the one used by
II. p Hansen, the famous Danish
wrestler, when he was in this city.
1t is now the property of the Danish
Sociable Athletic Club. There will
be no reserved seats, consequently
no extra charge will be made for
chairs at the ringside.
The first bout will bring together
w. Taylor, of the East Side A. c., of
RI Iooklyn, and j. Gibson, of Browns
Gymnasium, of New York city, and
VIII 30 twenty mlnuISS W uIdW VI
decision on falls. The winner will
re ceiYe a purse put up by the Audi
torium management. The second,
bout will introduce Albert Manton,
of this city, and Leo Barron, of the
Polish A. c., Brooklyn. The local
boy has been training faithfully for
this match and his followers will be
on hand tor Cheer him on to victory.
The third contest will exhibit j.
Nifiot, wrestling instructor at Co
4umbia College, and Young Nelson,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
BURNS FIGHTS
TOMMY CAREY
TOMORROW

Frisco frankie Burns, who has
been doing some tall training work
at Joseph Bates's place between this
city and Fords, is in fine fettle for
his contest with Tommy Carey, of
Philadelphia, to be held ct the Club
Vendome, at Newark, tomorrow
night. Frank Burns Is that clever,
hard-hitting lightweight of the west
who so actively fought frankie Mad
den to a finish a few weeks ago
Burns is now negotiating for bouts
with Harlem Tommy Murphy and
Leach Cross
Carey, by his great exhibition
against that sturdy Battling Hurley,
of Passaic, has placed himself well
in favor with Jersey fans. The con-
ditions call for the boys to weigh in
at 1913 pounds at o'clock on the
night of the fight. This will place
both of them at their best advantage
and the outlook is for a fight every
minute of the six rounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
WANDERERS
HAND IT TO
ASHLANDS

The Wanderers put the Ashland
F. C. under cover in close game OF
ball on Brogger's field Saturday
afternoon. The score was 13 to 10.
A feature of the contest was Regan's
homer, with two on base. The Ash
land clubs standing Is now six vic
tories out of eight games played.
The score by innings and the line
ups Saturday:
Ashlands. Al 0 90 e. 4 0 10
Wanderers-Ma Macan, 2b: Brown
ing, IS; Garris, p; Hornsby, C; Jen-
sen, 3b; Allen, If; McCreery. 1b;
Dawson, CT and rfj Oliver, rf and CT
Ashland F. C.-TheI kelsen, rf.
Handerhan, cf; Davis, 3b; Miltner,
If; Martin, 1b; Brosky, p; Seger, c;
Seaman, 2b; Regan, SIS. Umpire, w
Therkelsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06

the sturdy lightweight grappler, Of
Brooklyn The latter has met and
defeated the best in his class the
past year. FThe fourth argument
will have as its principals Ed Apples
and Jack Gardner, who will be as
sisted by Frank Mccormick, Of this
city. Eds part of the show has been
carefully kept a secret to date, but
the fact that his services are in such
great demand about the east, indi-
Gates he is an entertainer of the right
oalibre
The fifth bout will bring forward
two heayyweights in the persons of
d. e. Haggers, of New York, and J..
Erickson, OF Brooklyn. They will
wrestle twenty minutes to a draw or
decision by falls. The sixth and final
number viii also be a heavyweight
match, between. John Larson, of the
Danish Sociable Athletic Club, of
this city, and Emil John Rossel, Of
Matawan. This Ego" promises to be
sensation. The contestants are
evenly matched and both are known
in this city.
Frank Mccormick, the clever pu-
gilist and wrestler Of this city, was
to have met Peter Jorgensen, bat
Jorgensen failed to come to the fore
and the bout was cancelled. The
management is busy today trying to
secure man Of Macs weight. and If
it is successful, an additional num-
Der will be given tonight.
Time will be called for the first
number by Official Timer Louis p
Booz, at S:15 o'clock. The doors
will be opened at 1880 o'clock. r.
l.. Elton. of Elizabeth, will referee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
A. S. & K. LOSES
TO TOTTENVILLE

By means of clever team work and
good hitting qualities the Tottenville
A. G. found it an easy matter to dis
pose of the American Smelling &
Refining Works team, of this city. in
Tottenville Saturday afternoon. The
tally was II to 4. The Amboy team
was shut out until the final ninth
and had the Tottenville players not
become careless in hurting the
sphere about at that stage of the
game the contest would probably
have wound up with shut-out for
the home club.
The detail scOra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
&
O'DONNELL
IC2 SMITH STREET
MONEY TO LOAN
IC2 SMITH STREET

A CONVENIENT PLACE
has often been the suggestion of our
patrons when opening or closing a
deal with us.
WE'RE CONVENIENT
to the man who wishes to open an
account on short notice to run for
but a few months.
WE'RE CONVENIENT
to many hundreds or people each
year who wish to be independent of
their friends and relatives.
WE'RE CONVENIENT
to everybody who wishes an abso-
lutely private deal. We might go
on and tell you Of fifty different ways
in which we assist people who are
looking for a square deal" for
we've beeM~in New Brunswick for
nine years and Increasing in business
yearly.
WE WOULD
like to tell you all about our proposi-
tion of making deals of ten dollars
and larger to housekeeepers, and
will If you'll but tell us you're inter-
ested.
NEW BRUNSWICK LOAN co.
Room 10, Second Floor.
Phone II, New Brunswick.
Morrison Building, 46 Paterson st.
Office Hours, to 6, Saturdays 9 to .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
NJ 'CREERYITES
GET POINT ON
WILLIAMITES

A track and field meet was held
Saturday afternoon by two scrub"
teams known as the McCreeryites
and the Williamites, on the Lewis
street grounds. The McCreeryites
succeeded in nosing out the William
ties by one point, the final score be-
ing so to 49, The feature was the
mile run In which Richard Pickers-
gill defeated Barney Browning by
about two yards. These two run
ners have agreed to meet again Sat
urday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
NATIONALS
DEFEATED AT
LONGBRANCH

Going fourteen innings with the
Nationals, Of Long Branch, the Ma
tional baseball team, of this city,
played one of the finest games of it's
career, at Long Branch Saturday af-
ternoon. The Long Branch aggrega-
tion won with, the tally to 2, but
it was only after the hardest kind of
playing that theF end was accom-
plished. Several times it looked as
though the Amboy Mats" were go
ing to cop the honors.
The Amboy Nationals lined up in
the following order: Cluney, and
rf; Yenk, CT; Stratton. 2b; Waters,
1b; Grimley, 3b; Ohmenhiser, S.;
Rodda, If; Martin, p; Parsons, p;
Antonides, RI and c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
KEYPORT NINE
VICTOR OVER
MONMOUTHS
spsotal to the BHHNINa NEWS.


Keyport, June 6:-The Century
Athletic Club baseball team, of this
place, defeated the New Monmouth
baseball team on the Cutlery field
here Saturday afternoon, 6, 10 to Z,
Fred Kortenhouse, who played
shortstop for the Centurys, was
spiked quite badly in the seventh
inning by one of the New Mon
mouth players who was sliding to
second base. The score:
N. Monm'h 0 0 8 0 2 0 L. 7
Cen. A. c. 2 3 0 90 0 2 x-1O
Batteries-New Monmouth, Da-
Wis and Richmond; Century A. c.,
Nalling and Costa.
Yesterday morning the Argos, of
Perth Amboy, came here and were
beaten, Z to 6, by a team composed
D,ainly of Century players. The
game was very good one. the Key
porters winning out in the last inn
ing. The score:
Argos .4...2 0 1 0 II % O-6
Keyport 80 70 2 0 o o 3 II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
Keep the Kidneys Well
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Perth Amboy People Know
How to Save 1t.

How to Save 1t.
Many Perth Apboy people take
their lives IN their hands by neg
lecting the kidneys when they know
these organs need help. Sick kid
neys are responsible for vast
amount of suffering and i'll health,
but there is no need to suffer nor
to remain in danger when all dis
eases and aches and pains due to
weak kidneys can be quickly and
permanently cured by the use of
Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is Perth
Amboy citizens recommendation.
Mrs. e. Williams, 149 Madison
avenue, Perth Amboy. N. j., says:
Il had constant pain in my side
and loins and / was also subject to
attacks of rheumatism. These COM
bined troubles caused me to suffer
Intensely and my health became all
run down. | tried several remedies,
and also consulted physicians, but
received no relief until began
using Doan's Kidney Pills. This
remedy drove the uric poison from
my system, and the result was that
all the pain disappeared / can
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
highly"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's s..
and take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06

The Royal A. c., of Pleasant
Plains, S. L., would like to book
games with all teams desiring to
play Saturday, Sunday and holiday
ball Would like to hear from St.
Anthony's, Sewaren's and others
who have formerly contested against
the Royals. All teams wishing to
arrange games will kindly do SO by
communicating with Elwin Peters,
captain, or J. F. Norton, manager.
1E3 Broadway, New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06

DOW N THE
COMET A. C.

The Rooster B. B. G. lowered. the
colors of the Comet A. c. Saturday
afternoon by score OF 16 to 6. The
contest was live'y throughout and
despite the one-sided score, 1t was
interesting. Van Sickle twirled a
good game for the victors. Mesh
row occupied the mount for the
comet boys. This afternoon the
Comet A. G. expects to oppose an
other fast juvenile team on the cop
per works grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06

SHEHIbJ'S SALE
Between Frances e. Ruckle, COM
plainant. and Max Sacarny, ct ux.. et
ais. defendants, FL Ta, for sale Of
mortgaged premises, dated May s.
1910
BY virtue of the above stated writ
to me directed and delivered l will ex-
pose to sale at public vendue on
JUNE EIGHTH, NINE
TEEN HUNDRED AND TEN,
at two o'clock In the afternoon OF thaa
said day. at the Sherlffs Office, in the
All the following described tract or
parlel of land and premises situate ly-
ing and being In the City of Perth Am
boy, In the County of Mlddlesex and
point distant sixty feet from the south
east corner of Ogden Place and New
Brunswick avenue; thence running par
ellel with Ogden place, one hundred
feet parallel with New Brunswick ave-
nue.; thence northerly parallel with
Ogden place, one hundred 600 feet; and
thence westerly twenty (2o) feet to the
place of beginning Being lot number
one and one half on map of lands of
the Haines & Campbell Company on
New Brunswick Avenue. Perth Amboy,
N. j.. made by G.. c.. Hommann, Sur
yeyor and filed In the Clerks Once OF
MiddleseK County
Together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging, and the
reversions and remainders, rents, is
sues and profits thereof, snd also all the
said defendants, of. A, and to the
same.
WILLIAM H. oUAcKENRoss.
JOSEPH E. sTRIcKER. Solicitor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06

TEAM LANDS
ON SAILORS

At New Brunswick Saturday after
noon the Brunswick baseball team,
formerly the Perth Amboys, defeat
ed the sailors of the Z. s. S. S. Ne
braska by a score Of to O..
r H &
N. B.. 20 o to- o 0 ks /
S. 8. N. 0 0 0 0 0 90 2
ies-Doremus and Garvin;
Stenger and Wasserman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
Jason's Defect.

Don't be too critical The other DAY
said to a fellow: "Jason. It doesn't
show very good manners to whistle in
the dining ROOM" 81 know it," replied
Jason kindly, "and III stop It If you
quit eating potatoes with your knife
and sucking coffee out Of your sau-
GER" The trouble with jason is that
be cannot take advice.--Osborne (IzanA)
Farmer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-06
FORDS F. C.
ONLY PLAYED
TWO INNINGS
Special to The EVENING NEWS.

Fords, June 6:-The Fords F. c.
played two innings with South
Amboy baseball club here yesterday
afternoon, when the game was call
ed on account of rain. The score at
that stage of the game stood some
thing like 13 70 in favor of the
Fords club. 1t is likely that these
teams will meet again in the near
future.
Next Sunday the Fords f. c. will
meet the South Plainfield B. B. c..
The Fords team would like to book 4
game for Jupe 49, Address Joseph
s. T. Fitzgerald. Fords.