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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
SOME FRESH DOPE So.
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Organization of a junior basket
ball league here seems to have com
pleted a long felt want among the
Juvenile sport followers of the city
and 1t seems almost certain that IL
will succeed and grow. The lads
have their fun in summer with base
ball and now with basketball on
their hands they will be kept going
throughout the winter. A good
start has certainly been made.
H. Hopping was travelling some
the other night when he rolled up a
243 score in the Aquehonga Athletic
Clubs three nnan bowling series in
Tottenyflle, smashing all previous
records by a narrow markin. He
put 3. Graham'a high score In the
shade by q single point.
The Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
items basketball team must be CON
graduated upon It's ucees when
the odds 1t is fighting are taken into
consideration. At times I have seer
cree and even scorers against 1t. /
saw openly that the team was rob-
bed OF a point In one particular game
a few nights ago. Two baskets and
a foul were shot In rapid succession
and only q basket was counted on
the seoreboard. The Y. M. Fl. A.
boys won the game but it was
against odds.
Al. Raines Is making @ name for
Perth Amboy in the running world.
In the few races he does not win he
makes such excellent showings that
metropolitan sport writers praise
him wonderfully. He runs with the
best of them, believing that none are
too good for him.
( Tonight the Dexter A. G. basket
ball team goes to Tottenville for an
other encounter with Kreischer's
T~ottenville A. c.. five. A fast and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
is YOUR MILK BOTTLE HOMES

49, Nv NANh 1C y ia n .
Every trade or line of business
that we have investigated contrib
utes Instances of short weight or
measure, either through design or
CUSTOM" writes John HIGHLANDER,
sealer Of weights and measures for
Chicago, in The Survey.
I'm Chicago nineteen inspectors
are kept extremely busy trying to
see that the consumer gets sixteen
ounces net weight for each pound
purchased. and a quart for a quart
and a peck for a peck.
had an ordinance passed pro-
viding that If milk or cream is sold
in glass bottles each must have the
capacity blown into the glass or
otherwise permanently indicated.
This made the milk dealers and bot
tie manufacturers come in droves
demanding that a leeway under and
above measure be allowed. After
giving them ample time to weed out
their short bottles, / sent inspectors
to test those found in use. As a re-
suit $4,000 in fines and costs was
collected. The dealers appealed to
the supreme court of the state, which
said that If 1t was impossible to
make every bottle alike they could
hold a little bit more, and that a
quart or pint meant just what it
said and nothing else.
"Our first try out OF milk bottles
showed in round figures that 1000
out of 10000 ran small. Our last
test which was made in June tells
an entirely different story, for out
of $500 bottles only 500 were
small"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
SPORTING CARD
MONDAY NICHE
John Larson and Emil RosseI in Third and DecisN
Wrestling Match--WeIl Known Professional Runners in
Twelve Mile Running Race a Fsature--ln Auditorium.

Followers OF indoor sports in this
section seem greatly interested in
the wrestling match and running
race scheduled to Be held In the Iu-
ditorium Monday night. Either
event is a feature In itself. While
the race, In which some of the best
professional runners OF the east are
scheduled to appear, seems to be the
biggest attraction in the eyes of
some, there are a large number who
are taking a greater interest In the
wrestling match.
John Larson, of the Danish Soci-
able Athletic Club. will meet Emil
John Rossel, the South Jersey won
der, in q wrestling bout of mixed
~style.the winner to take two out of
three falls. Larson's style Is catch
as catch can, while that of the South
J~erseyits fs Graeeo-Roman. They
Will wrestle in one style until a fall
Ia secured, and then the style will
be changed. In case each man Sc
cures a fall the style of the third
Will be decided by the contestant Sc
curing the previous fall In the least
time. Roessel defeated Larson.
when the latter had a sore shoulder
some time ago and Larson won the
last match. in which Roessei's shoul-
der was injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

Night classes to teach foreigners
English have been conducted by the
boards of education in many large
cities throughout the country. Thus
far, however, the smaller places
have failed to provide similarly for
immigrants who settle in them and
whose conditions frequently involve
handicaps quite as serious as those
to be found In the larger cities. For
eign laborers who are unable to speak
English find ~ft)even more difficult in
small towns than in larger cities to
become acquainted with work and
other opportunities elsewhere. "An
excellent example has been set by
Mt. Kisco. a small village Of two or
three thousand people, about forty
mtIcsr from New~yoFk, where the
Board. of Education" says The Sur
vey. "has decided to start a night
school for foreigners most of them
Italians between twenty and twenty
seven years OF age. The school is
to haze two sessions a week through
the winter, beginning October 10,
and already some ~forty-fve men are
on the register. The principal of the
day school is to supervise the work
without extra salary. and G. Nj,
Wood, whose Interest In the Italians
of the village at&rted the movement
for the night school, volunteers her
ZLLF-LE- - - So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGt
GOSSIP FROM
The HUNTERS
News of Doing in the
Hunting Season.

Adviees from gunners in this
section are that rabbits are being
cleaned out pretty well. The elusive
game was reported to be more plen-
tiful around Fofds, Metuchen and
Germantown than down in the So
called hunting grounds of South
Jersey recently.
Hunters for quail, partridge,
grouse, English or ring-neck pleas
ant, squirrel, wild turkey, prairie
chicken and woodcock, from the
northern section OF the state now
come to these parts, the north Jersey
season having closed yesterday
Ernest B~loodgood, of South Am
boy, a lad of fifteen, has killed four
rabbits, six quail and eour ~woodcock
so far this season. Ernie can handle
a gun as well as his father, and that
Is saying a great deal, as Trave is a
crack shot.
Goldfish, hake, pollock, ling and
whiting are the specie of fish being
caught at present. Goldfish are only
to be found at the fishing banks, but
the other fish are caught all along
the coast in the bays and from the
piers along those places. At Asbury
Park plenty. of them have been
caught during the past week. At
South Beach some catches of forty
have been made in an afternoon.
Several men run motorbo2ts out to
the bay fishing grounds from the
beach, and they bring back plenty of
fish. Three piers are used by the
fishermen, who pay a small admis-
sion fee.
Game dinners have been the rule
at Ye Olde Sype Inn at Morgan's
Station since the hunting season
opened, and Billy Hartmann, the
genial proprietor, and his chief
aide, Trave ~Bloodgood, have fur
nished the game. They were down
to Englishtown and killed fourteen
quail, five woodcock and fourteen
rabbits. Ever since their return
home they have kept the two dogs,
Rose andsLadyy busy on the game
around Morgan's. Trave has put in
some of the time trapping muskrats,
but they don't serve them for din
ner. The skins bring seventy-fve
cents, and some days Trave gets
twenty rats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

Winning one of the closest and
most exciting games of the City
Basketball League series in the
Auditorium last night, the Puritan
FIVE frightened its grip on first place
and sent the Goodwills down a
notch. The Puritan lads put 1t on
to the Goodwill team in the style of
Is to IA. The tally stood IA to IA
at the conclusion of the second half
and four minutes were played, in
which the Puritans scored the win
ming basket.
The game was warm at the start
and grew hotter as it proceeded.
The Purftans took an early lead and
had the score 6 to 8 In their favor
at the end of the first half. The
second period opened with excellent
work on both sides, but the Good
Wills were running away from their
opponents. Through a greater part
of the second period matters looked
anything but bright for the Puritan
members. About five minutes be-
fore time was up the Puritans start
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

spectacular exhibition of the popu-
lar Indoor sport is expected. There
is considerable rivalry between
these clubs. A victory for the Dex-
ters will make them the winners of
the series.
Fight fans all over the metropo-
lis seem to have a good word for
Harlem Tommy Murphy, the rugged
little prize fighter, who is at this
time showing the lead In the boxing
game In these parts. His last defeat
was met at the hands Of Knockout
Brown. 1t Ia he whom Murphy is
after. Fans look for another good
mill between them In the near flu
ture.
On Monday night members of the
Woodbridge Athletic Association are
expected to make an attempt to start
q bowling tournament, Ia It's home
place. In past recent years bowling
tournaments, both at home and in
Newark, were popular and Il seems
there will be no exception this sea-
SON.
1t has been said this city has no
football team. Did the makers of
this statement see what the Dexters
accomplished last Sunday on Staten
Island? There seems to be little
doubt but that this team, which em-
braces the cream of high SCHOOL ma
terial OF the past few years, is one
Of the best In this section.
The deal local high school bas-
ketball tossers got in Woodbridge a
mnAL a or to-day hoe mot aaaorrannI
them and 1t is said that the next
time they go up against the same
crowd, should 1t come to pass, there
will be no referee anywhere r~~r
the court with q semblanee of the
name of Sullivan.
SMOKER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
Joan, 2.O6ta, Locks Like a Champion

Horsemen generally look upon the
four-year-old fIly Joan, 2soeA, as a
promising candidate for a two minute
trotting record when she reaches the
full powers that should come 10 her.
She net only possesses speed to a SEN
sational degree. but she has also the
good manners, courage and soundness
which make such speed valuable. Joan
has an unusual history. Her dam.
Sarah w. 2:1Sh, by Hal Bradin. was
used By = Pittsburg man for matinee
racing. A fall left her with q fractured
hip, and her owner turned her out on
his farm, almost forgetting that he
ownea her. One day the owner OF Dl-
eactaen SpfeE. asfiR. suggested thst he
smaks sarah ". with sh3S aoEsss sHgtnR
Efaas ii @6ssA cost him &o9hlng q ne
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

Wagons bearing the legend Par
Gel Agency for the Imperial German
MALI may be seer every day on the
streets Of New York. That IL. the
German government offers In New
York for the benefit OF its citizens
at home a service that our own gov
eminent, will not render US. "It
is good evidence" says The Survey,
that John Wanamaker hit the nail
on the head when he said some years
ago that there are Just four insur-
mountable obstacles to the introdue.
Etion of a parcels post system in the
| United States. These four obstacles
are the American. Adams. United
States and Wells Fargo Express
| Companies. Mr.. Wanamaker's opin-
ion is quite widely shared.
l. "Since his retirement as postmas-
ter general the government has ar
ranged by treaty for an exchange
parcels post service with forty-three
foreign countries. The rate Of post
age Is twelve cents a pound, or four
cents less than for small parcels
within the country The weight al
lowed by most of the treaties Is
eleven pounds while within the
United States It is four, As a re-
suit a parcel may be mailed from
Santa Fe to Smyrna. Dalny, Wei Hal
Wei, or M~ontevideo which cannot
be posted to Dallas, Denver, or New
York. Parcels can be sent from Ber-
lin 10 Brooklyn that cannot be sent
from New York to Brooklyn"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
SOCCER GAME
ON TOMORROW

The soccer football aggregation
of the Danish Sociable Athletic Club
will play a return game with a pick
up team from the southern section
of the city tomorrow morning. AT
the request of Manager Nels Linde-
berg, the DE- s. A. c. players will
assemble at their club house at 8
O'Clock, where there will be a gener-
al conference. Following there will
be a practice game.
Manager Lindeberg has booked
games with oecor teams from New
ark, New Brunswick and Staten ISL
and, which will be played in the
near future. He has negotiations
under way for games with other
teams from this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

foaied q Ally, bus so little dfd he think
Of it or about It that he never went to
see II, and she and her dam ran wild,
no even taking the trouble to weau
her until after she was a year old. Her
owner eve saw her until after she
was a year old, and then he was so at
tracted by her beauty that he took her
to his home stable broke her to harness
and found he had q trotter IN her. He
sem her to a trainer the next season,
and she took a two-yesE-oId record Of
z:2sA ana attracted the attention Of
David Shaw, her present owner, who
let no time pass until be had purchased
her. In n5s 1ust closed the
mare won close to SIS. 0o0. Her breeder
stu owp Gam :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

Prison b Completes with Blind.
The system of prison labor In this
country is raw with gaping mal-ad-
iustments; such as the peonage of
some southern states and the atroci-
ties in the prison mines of the
Southwest exposed by Kate Barnard
of Oklahoma; such as the survival
Of the contract system in some
states In the North, open as 1t is to
all forms of exploitation, graft and
the subversion of prison discipline to
a combination Of politics and bust
ness-sueh as 1t is teeall. forms
ness-such as the dumping" of pFi-
son made goods from other states in
New York. where under the state
use system goods from the New York
prisons cannot be sold in the open
market. but where there is no pro-
lection against importations from
prisons in Rhode Island, Maryland,
and elsewhefeEsuch as the fact that
the New York fiscal agent, who
handles hundreds of thousands of
dollars worth OF goods, engages in
outside business to supplement a
salary too small for him to think he
can give his full time to the state
such as the fact that among the
leading prison industries, shirt and
oyerall-making bring the convict in
prison or after prison, into competi-
tion with women workers, broom
making into competition with the
blind. while binder twine and hollow
ware are entirely monopoiized by
the prisons, so that the most prof.
Gent ex-eohVict cannot find employ
ment in such work after his re-
lease."-The Survey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
HOPPE STILL
is CHAMPION

New York, Dec. 8.-William Hoppe
retains the championship at the 1871
balg line billiards, and unless some
new player deveiopcs soori he Is likely
to be champion for a long time. He
defeated George II. siosson, the vet
eran player, In the two nights match
In Madison Square Garden by $40
points In a total OF LOCO.
The final scores were: Hoppe, 1000;
S~lossoz. All. Slesson never was a
match for the younger player.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
PRINCETON A. c. ENTERS
|JR. BASKETBALL LEAGUE

The Princeton A. G. has signifed
intentions of entering a basketball
team in the newly formed Junior
City Basketball League. 1t intends
making application at the next meet
ing of the organization on Wednes-
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

ON THH
Two basketball conte

Two basketball eontej
waged in the Auditorium
day night. Aside from
game between the D.. s.
and the Marions, the X. M. H. ?
gregation is going to meet TIL
tenyille A. c. five. Both game
expected to become interel
Harry Krischer says the Ell
team is one of the best in thl
and admits that his TottenvilI
lection will have to travel sol
beat 1t.
On Tuesday night. Decembl
1t is expected that the Y. NJ.
quintet will oppose the kingY
c.. team, of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
KEYPORT POOL
TOURNAMENT
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
keyport, Dec. 3:-The results of
the games in the pool tournament
being held In the Century Athletic
Club rooms for last Thursday night
are: Smith, So; Aumack, 40, Civ
ing the match to Smith by a score
Of 100 to As, Aumack having for
Ielted the first game so to O. John
Costa won the second game from
Percy Walling SO to rs, and u.
Armstrong again won SO to 0 from
j. Baker on q forfeit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
IN
CAME TONIGHT

Basketball fans Of this city and
vicinity are worked up to a high
pitch of excitement over the second
game OF the series between the King
wood Wanderers. or Newark, and the
Independent Five, of Red Bank,
which is TO be played at the Audito-
rum tonight. The Newarkers
trounced the Independent team on
Thanksgiving Day by a score OF 81
to 10, but the South Jerseyftss
claimed they We're not In trim for
any game, having previously played
football. Il Some interesting playing
will probably be seen when these
fast teams clash again tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
MARI0NS WIN
FROM LENOX s
In Preliminary Game Last
Night Score 81 to II.

In a preliminary game to the City
League basketball contest on the
Auditorium court last night the
Marion A. c. five found 1t undificult
to put away the Lenox A. G. team.
The city baseball champions won
with the tally 80 to IL. The Lenox
management claimed it did not have
its regular team on hand and there
fore was not disappointed with the
result of the game.
Mullen and Smith did the greater
part of the scoring for the victors,
while Gray played his usual good
game. On the other side it was
Nickenig and Ellie who did the most
effective work. The entire Lenox
team gave indications that 1t Is a
conner and will advance to rank with
the best teams the city now possess
es. Its members covered ground in
fair shape and showed some skill at
passing, but they seemed to lack
training to judge throws sufficiently
to core to good advantage. The
lineups and score:
Marion A. G. Lenox A. G.
Gray, Smith. .Nickenig, Johnson
forwards o.
Mulligan -. Seel
centre
nI Ci obS . EliG
Mullen, Wettzen .,...... GrimIey
guards
Field goldsmith, 5; Mullen, 4;
Wettzen. 8; Gray, Q; Mulligan, l.;
Johnson, 1; Nickenig. 2; Ellie, 2.
Goals from fouls-Weitzen, 2; Seel,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
HIGH R0TIERl

Bohnsack's afleys-Ernst. 220,
1870. 1871; Boyer. 202; @. Olsen. 1875.
1888; J.. Olsen, 1875, 1873.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

If you are not a good advertiser
you have missed your vocation
no matter what your vocation lis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

The race will be for tive
over the special springbok
In the Auditorium. Such G
as AL. Raines, Pat. Dineen
Forbes and Ferucio Pane
been entered. It is likely
McGrath, OF New York. will
ter. There was also talk oil
Hayes. of Long Branch,
but he seems to shun all
this city since g fast lined
has been introduced.
There seems to be
the minds of the foil
game but that the ra
good one. Raines d
out against one anot
contest keen and e
Panzeri will make thu
some, 1t Is said.
There Is talk of b
race IN the Auditorid
future between AL. RI
Ljungstrom, holder d
indoor Marathon reed
The Auditorium m
nounces that John G..
Branch, Will appear
Johnny Sullivan, of
a ten mile race Decen
van is reported to be
with the Kingwood A.
fore will ran for Pert
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
.PURITANS WIN AND
SECURE IST. PLACE
Take a Closely Contested Game from
Team In City League Series Last
Night Breaking Tie for Lead.
lone OF THE BEST GAMES YET

ed In to do or die" and effective
ness on their side was renewed af-
ter a relapse. First one basket was
scored and then another. The sides
mixed it in fast style, but the Puri-
tans kept gaining until the tally
stood IA to ID at the end. 1t was
agreed to play Eve minutes and at
the expiration of the fourth minute
Deegan put the sphere safely In the
Puritans basket and won the game.
Some exceptional shooting was
seen on both sides at various stages
of the game. Canton shot n brill
liant basket, as did Frank Sullivan,
of the Puritans. Ehrns played well
for the Goodwills. While the sides
were going 1t a pretty fast clip at
the end of the contest some rough
ness was displayed. 1t enlivened
the game.
Rooters for both teams were lined
up in the north balcony. The line
ups and cor
Puritan A. @, Goodwiifs
Egan Ganoung
forwards
SdllllOu I'LL lo
centre
j. Sullivan ........... H. Tooker
Deegan G. Tooker
guards
Field goals-Cantlon, L; Deegan,
3; Egan, L; F, Sullivan, 1; Ehrns,
2; Ganoung, L; ,Tooker, l.. Goals
from fouls-Applegate, 4; Egan, 4.
Referee, Van Mulchahey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
ALMANAO FOR THE WEEK.

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03
ULSTER MEN WANT
COMMITTEES Prepared 70 RI
Home Rule pariiarnss7

COMMITTEES Prepared 20
Home RuIs Pariiamssl
London, Dec. H-The efnergd
mittee OF the Ulster UHlonist
which was appointed to org
ster men into regiments to on
establishment OF an irish Nd
parliament In Dublin, met at
and decided to invite tenders
plying arms and ammunition.
AT the meeting at which th4
mittee was appointed shoaln use|
scribed to buy arms for the regi
the committee was authorized
ganize.
London, Dec. 3.--In a speech at
sail John Redmond, the Irish |,
said the Irish party was willing
anxious that the principle OF
rule be submitted to a refereIdl
the British people.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

An Acre of Paint.
The panorama of London painted
1929 by Mr.. Horner covered over I
acre OF canvas.
Read the NEWS every cav.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-03

The race will be for twelve miles
over the special springboErd track
Arizona republican., 1910-07-21

Dr EmmOn's optical parlors 36S North Fourth Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York, July 2O.-There was ,a glimmer. of speculative interest in .coppers today. That.e,was all that redeemed tlle days market from be- ing the dUIlest of the year. An anamoly in the deaiing was that in the usual lull of the noon hour the proceedings gave place to d spurt of activity which provided the heaviest business of the session. The demon stration in the copper group was not explained definitely but the pro ceedinGs gave rise to rumorS of pro- gross in the efforts to bring d work ing agreement between the leading producers to curtail the output The buying of Amalgamated for foreign account was regarded as imposing and this supplied the point for an uplift of the whole group Copper shares were d strong feature in Lon don and Paris, as we'll thus indic3it- ing considerable scope for the move ment, whether it is purely specula- tive of a more substantial nature
 The desire of important financial interests to affect a-closcr agreement between the great copper producers and restrict production has been avowcd os more than one occasion and is supposed to have awaited the supreme court decision on the anti trust law for active steps towards consummation
 Receipts Of gold from Mexico, re ported in the aggregate of S3.00O. .OOO