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After loading HAY and flour at
this port the Weir liner Kumeric
has shifted down sound to finish
leading for the Orient.
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fined Fl. d. Stanley, former Meth
odist minister of this and other
cities, $3.50 for passing WORTH
less check on Mike Karass, a sa-
loonman. Judge Arntsom express
ed surprise that an intelligent
looking man should commit for
gerry.
81 can only explain It," said
Stanley, "by stating that 1 am a
financial fool"
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DIABETES
In the modern
8 u c C Q S s I vi
fnnntainnht Of

with Sal-Sano, there is rapid relief
of all symptoms, gain in weight, in
nerve and muscle power and In on
ergy. without restricted diet. EX-
cellent results in sangrene. At
leading druggists and
SAI4-SANo co.
58-5S Pine ST., New York
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MILWAUKEE, ROAD
MAKES SHIFTS

President U. r. Williams of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget
Sound railway, announces that
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Your Holiday Frozen Dainties
at the Tacoma Ice Cream Co.
Main 2820-A 2S02. THE Pure
Food Cream"
OLYMPIC ICE CREAM co.
Successors,
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KILLED BY GUN
FIXED AS TRAP
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.
= WEAVERVILLE, CaL, Dec 20.
When Harry w. Lucock left his
shack on the banks of the TRINITY
river he placarded the door with
a sign which read death to any
one who enters" He had set a
shotgun in position so THAT open
ing the door would discharge it.
Frank Smith entered the cabin
and was instantly killed.
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Elk Preacher Says He's
a Financial Fool"

Just what a
financial fool''
is Judge Amt
son of the police
court yesterday
afternoon did
not try to fig
lre out but
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If you are going to move, pack
or store your furniture, call Fidel-
ity Transfer Co., M. S3-Al497. $40
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Gold glasses 81. DIR. Macy. 1146 u
Pacific ave. as
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Air Ships

Mechanical Air Ships, three on
a whirl; very interesting; reg
ular soc; Wednesday co.
special ...... UJG
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
J. HALLIDAY
SIS SIXTH St. 'Pasne 25
WznseS Csay Hets4aesx.
q G.. JCysEE..
City AM&S1p,.

sssfsnsa- sss n!aoe ws0a ksvwD ssass1~
FSzsI n@aa4aser> stssEs faa@sDas IL g,sass:. f.
fit tsse ~fss=sknsH" BIZ aasstaas taasa Gor liz
n@saq ssaerszssesss attending sass ~
aearsag ST nsae 81 bis plays nsass "a
tssss Il ts.ars ssa tie asessssana wae 1.sss
~ stGs7 saae trrfs:'eeyss= ~aas aapassag ia.
ssastr'ssasesst ~ fsnst nf aadaa aasS ssG'.sz
sf,ssatsas-
SIR @s%tw 50 p c5a~e r~asGsrs asas 81 ae>
e@msaa
trag>~ sars Eas, ~wass.c t., e1,a raeaa
h7 tr's aah:tes+g asessag wEths tsae tssses
fet&yosz|
"sS1tsT, Mr Ssea~e,ss.~ sasd tfse .assss>
c1aa. = ~ats't pHa5> gsaTe nsrseteen
bars rest
'':Sos on y'sssr Bfee" replied the angry
manager II dory>t t,ay cry rrs. TO,
resting Estsssr goa play when the
ottter fellows q" ~ yng clear Ont s<-ss"
Hard on the Father.
4 1}ftts girt tbree y"ars Old who in
very fond Ut tgutsr has father VINO
cannM disti'sgni~f, oiss tune from an.
Mi,er, However. she ia always urging
hin 10 njEg 81 ~iin ryiug h.s best
To please b"r viii hytnu one day
and nattrrei h;t,.s4',: ttiat tie was do
Ing very "rl, *!lGtseniy the little ~
RANT tur;"f Inrn .,itu and demalded
WHY dent .nu s,h2. dasidy? You re
only ntakiu. Il ut'Isp
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

SlsV s yss
aara. AreHinafa Il. xDOEpsns a.
Phfladeaphsa. whose frst husband Wis
Thomas b. wananakeg. received ut
hts death $4,000 ont OF an estate
OF $4,000 600 She was Miss Mary sL-
Welsh, granddaughter Of John Weaszl,
once United States minister TO Eng
land ssz5$ ..5S.
Mrs.. Della q. Field, Wfdow OF MIR
shall Field OF. Chicago. whos Left $50
459Os2. received $1,000 COO at her wed
ding. ,.FS 8#ss,.sss9 sd
Mrs. Morris Is. Jesup received So
$4,000 from the $4,000 900 estate OF
her husband, Since his death she has
assisted In managing the estate. Last
year she gave $4,000 to Yale to com
paete the fund for the Morris T. Jesup
chair in the forestry school.
System I'm Saving.
~The only good plan for saving ts 10
make IT an fnGariable rule to deposit
something each week or each month";
says bank president. Having thus
put the money aside it should be CON
sidered out of reach and ON no account
to be drawn upon except 10 case OF
sickness. loss Of employ ment or death.
1t is surprising bow money viii pile mp
when such system as this is followed.
II every one who possesses any m
come at all would adopt the practice
and stick to it. no matter how small
the deposits might be. poverty would
be well nigh abolished
y - T s.S. ..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

ff4 s2s5ss
the worsents Relief association. Naval,
army and railroad T. d. G. AS every
where attest to her interest
Mrs. O. II. r, Belmont received from
her husbands estate s5D0n.oo0 One
OF her large gifts was 100000 to the
Nassau hospital at Mineola. n. T.
Under the will of her father. Colonel
William Goddard Mrs. G. Oliver 1seaip
of New York became very wealthy to
1901, Eventually she will receive prae-
heaggy the whole Of her fathers estate
Of from s25 Oeo.t,10 to s3o.Oooo0o- She
was Miss Hope Goddard of Providence
and 1ar. lseiin's second wife
Mrs. Emma B. Kennedy. widow OF
John s. Kennedy Of New York. beaded
New York s1o,lseD oD the tax list this
year. the estate Of her husband being
estimated at $5o.opJyfss, The figure
opposite her name was 5000 600.
while that opposite Mrs Margaret o.
Sage's maine was s5.O00.000.
Though Mrs. Emile Rogers, widow
Of q, e. Rogers, apparently has only
the income from securities valued at
$4,000. 600. which is about 100000 a
year, IT is known that more than that
sum is at her call She was Mrs. e.
Randel Hart before her marriage to
Rogers.
Mrs. Lamont Wealthy.
Mrs. Daniel 8. Lamont. whose hus-
band was secretary OF war in Presi-
dent Cleveiand's second administra-
ion. has atrur 81 GOO fsN
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

,s9as1. cisz 1saI, TT u sse ~ c'sz Il s e.
~, ~ TX TX =: b.. w ,e.e'ge glas sa.'l
ge!l>ck +; NJ, hF tSsS eo4ssftsesa0a nf
;sp,sslasatls.s @a aie IL sEse oases 81 1 tss
Eias must be sealea ard zaarkea "glax
FOR Lateral Hewerg' I'D adaressea 10
1 f". c'sy fhunit'r nj she city Of Devils
AZ bids u be accompanied ny a
certified check 10 the SUN Of s51o>oo
Pa .yu, to the Mayor Of the city nj
ti sTIsr III Tx s,i az guaraatas taat sae
performance of said, such bids viii ais o
s nsll b. fo OF , ney iii ks Witch n bsna
snch bond Shall be executed w the
bidder aa principal and surety COM
panr authorized to do business In the
n II HHrls pakG res1 or by two
stat. which bond shall be conditioneG
lhnt y ths principals bic. shall be ac-
rrpt"h and the contract for the work
/ If Improvement awarded to him. he viii,
, wlth'n ten days after acceptance Of his
, 200 or within such further time az the
! ny Connect grant. enter into and exc
I ~" "in"nnt Of tn" bid and a contract in
! writing to and with the City to com
! rl"i,' work for which his bid Is accept
specifications said Sewer to be compIet-
I'D within forty days from the time OF
entering into tho contract.
! FtI" hths to be on a basis Of cash pay
r'"Ht for said work and shall state the
90, 81 intsr'.st the, warrants shall bear
! Fh" Citr Council reserves the right
80 r"1rct any and all bids.
&" order of the City Council Of Deviln
Lnks. ". y.
Devils Lake ". D.. August End, 1910,
p. J. McClory, Mayor,
| Devils Lake, N. D.
fStAL) y. G.. Jones,
| City Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

j. h Fa*as The persna in 1fssse as.as
she Icrfneast eaastsr &ectsaa ., T0ya-
s!'iD j2s, Ezags 81 IN Ramsey c,aasy.
tsHrth DAlHta- IL assessed, yea arg here
~ htrtlfed tEaas sasG IzaG was s,sG fGs
s9a>ss Nzfs AZ sftE annual Tx szl@ 81
Ramsey cesnsY, r. o., On Dseesassss
~, 1904 IN ", IL Ereaaaa zsaa naa.
s17ES ~ rer;45reG To reGsea sasS 2@ss
frnfa sat1 sats 1T this 6ate> exclusive
~ mr. c1,st 10 accrue sr11 tssGs z1yaee,
ana tsaAf tsss s5yze fDF EsGeGDrses 5ex,,s
$40 ssae Tt}g ez03se so Daeessser lst,
sS71>
Gfret, 'sssGr Rsy hzsG 500 oMeasa
sHaS August szHa, 1914
e. v EfCE,
fS%sa5j fcA AsGstss Ut Esasaaey, CT, 81, D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

On account OF O break down In her
health, Misc Mabel Warning, who has
been teaching In School No. /, Fanch.
or township, has been compelled to re-.
sign her position, after securing sub.
stitute, and left Monday for Devils
Lake where she, viii spend q few days
visiting her sister Mira. VIM. Bliven,
before leaving for southern California,
where she win spend the winter She
will 90 by Abe way of Portland and
Seattle, where che Will stop and visit,
81 4sgtan Herald.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
NOTICE 10 YzoREHTx OWNERS
O. G. 1O5gES,
City AEasfor

TIE aoaeGas assessment for Coagtrae-
s11a OF Sewers 10 taas City OF Devils
Lake has 5esa confirmed by the Is
ssss.asat Cosnmaasa0a saG lied 10 ttls
Aas6ssSrs GGAns tass a6ta Day OF Jnl3y.
1910. snS ag Sysn 30 1aS8se Eassseeas0z,
The City Corae5a eS ssae City OF Der9ls
Lake. 81 D., viii art 9Dpu tbs Said as-
ssassaspt atst g, sas regular Easssang 70
he easa4 IN sas City Coaaeda roosaS 10 tas
City Hail o. ras SSh Gay OF Ss2tssDssr.
1915
q C. JONES
City Aaas1or-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

Charitable Projects
I he annouaeernens that the estate Of
Edward FL Hartman. who died Sept
B. l&Hts, aD1uets to FL $4,000 makes
the position OF his widow. Mrs- 9iary
81 Hartman secure Is the richest
WOLFRAM an AnDer5ca- This country prob
ably has the uoos1 reaarkab8e list Of
ae:astbF sroDea Of any land fn the
zortl
fn VIII containing ninsty-nine
words Hartman left aft mis- property
to mis- wife They had reached a thor
9eaga gQZa6ers1s zAGfng a 10 the. manage
--rI1t of his vaxa esrsee and his faith
ID hser s,n's3 sca5gEnent ~-as 80 thorough
-fsnr b. &2sG Esfs- G+-1f. il necessary to
:1s'ru -z3Gtr- toe- s-ErRa restrictions or coD-
s35.1goS-
t5n~e hE~ death %fe- has Gevoted her
i Ing 80 -.9r r1aaxte-Suc cf the task She
aaS sss@- assisted by Tss~ services Of
Charles l. P4-es<rE9. president Of a
tF sae srEfG g1ve rs5r-e ring 20 charity.
Heay Green Has S55,oJ3yo50.
Mrs Hetty Green got s1.rO0Olpi
wae1 5e- father Edward Robinson.
dasS 1OsTy-Gve years ago. leaving an
=Hare Of xs,Jtf'.tfti The remaining
Ss!rttGtst Was left in trust to her
Children s6rgn an aunt Sylvia AnD
E@wEsnd died and added about s4.-
GtttlJ.y TO MrS- Green's store. She has
6gatS5e,6 and redoubsed her fortune. 1t
ts o0w estimated at SJ5lgUDO. Eer
Daughter Sylvia is the wife Of Mat
tzssw 4 Wilkes, a New York eiubnan
Mira Green has preferred for many
7ars 10 live sn a little Hoboken fat
Et=rsase It was cheap
Ess- Essse1s Sage. whose kindly face
ia IN s16e1 TO her feelings. had the
staggering task Laid Oh her OF spending
sa5EtDGsgt gaaasest Sage had acquired
En sas first three years after his death
sas disposed Of $zsNDOoa She has
endowed the gas@e9a sage foundation
teas aaassapa OF which IS to make tbe
apn9stSo2 OF the poor happier She has
gs4aa6 GesEs fs0sB asospsssasgs seEsoois and
esssseaaes. kugfs churches outright
sGaogp essae interest fn reDovatsng shs
soTeTgers soUna at city ball. egufpped
| Industrial schools tor girls, given t.
art aausssssGss ard given to the cit,
sfrubs tot Central park
Misc Helen ", Could got more thar
&1O.0O01kO from the estate of he
father. Jay Gould. By wise invest
| ineDts she has added to this sum.
| 10 estimated that she has more thai
| S25OO0.O0O. Always loving children
though she never married. she has un
| dertaken to make glad the hearts O
thousands Of little ones whose parent
are too poor to do much for them.
Gould Money In Charity.
! Appearing seldom in society, she ha
turned the activities Of natural.
restless mind into the channels Of phi
lanthropy.: In the Spanish war sh
gave 100000 for relief work amon
! soldiers and $4,000 for the work q
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
zgCzxCw 40 z@QgIgTy QYMNza.

zsCzxGE 10 889gZggy GwEEza
The special aassssEaelt tor GESaasg 10
tire CITY 81 Devsas L4ake has been epo-
EsyasA 10y s1ss Assessment Coaasnsas4oc
ADD Gaea fa do Aaadst0rS oa6ee Sass 1sta
lsy~ OF Sgay, 1859. aad 10 open 10 aE51ae
snDpee2a9n.
fire Caay Coaneaa OF the City OF Devils
Lake, w. D. T1fa ac4 asp9a toe Said e.
Sssszaeat list at Sits regular, Eaessaag 10
De held fa the City Coaaess soozas sn the
City Hail % the St2s Gay OF EsDtenaDsr.
1870
o. G. 1OEEg.
City AasSs4py.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

J, s. Pains sSae srzra.a ia r2aose aans=
Es~e Northeast gazsssv aeeGsasa y. Towa-
stass ~, Range Sz. IA Elsa2seT Cnfaetrs
~ aotdafra ssaat aaSS gSsaS w&s srslS f,.
sGf>@S cxss 4. s1ae sSaasG tax saae &c
sSaGaseY c>8aty. s. H., 90 De>eaaS@,
ft<2, 1885, 30 j, E. Faasas ats5 that s2G.ss
~ required IN rssSEse.a SAID a&s& grnso
ss2S a2ls> &a a&1as Gase. exess.Sys Of IL:
cZ>ss ~ aeesT@@ ssStna s%aSs aotAes zaG
asEza sf4s sfs.ae f>- gsys4-sasstea srrsa SAD
saj& vii ez1tss ra Dsaeeaas,er gs.~ 1919
Gir&sl es4Gsg soY sas<-S zaS szSeasl s@za
&&gSst 5zsa, 1915,
Il. y gFC2,
|%s=A3j C1> At2GStpr NJ Ramsey, Co-. - D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19

3 l%Ssas ts2s gsersra IT. wfacss nsns
s:,e S@rts4esass <2hSafter. f&estna y, Tnwn-
sap i3s. Range 81, IN Eaz2ssY coraty.
saerEay s-rtsasG TIA. sassS lz.ss ass SD
E,f s27.EZ IAxss a. Eas znasszg Tx safe
u Han.s4:y CH,saty. r. d., GA Dsesmaes
fh 1915 10 VI IL Brennan sad tezt
szf,E7 ~ required ~ redeem azg t1sG
ft>En szif aaa1G AT tats S&.e, ezears;ve III
stsH c<,st W aGssTss 9ston ststs lGtase aad
n%t sF!s. tsshs fur rsGssaotto frora satS
81 VII szDire M Deeera5er tst, 1870,
Giv@a 9rS&-r ny hand anG eEaesal ssst
Asgsst Izsh. 1919,
T. v, RICE,
fHssaii IN, AnSttnr ri Ramsey. cn>. IS, D.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-08-19
WOMEN CONTROL
IMMENSE RICHES
Americas List Headed BY Mrs
Mary Hartman.
MRS. mHY GREEN is NEXT.

EuessB Cages Ws5ow Gives Away
sasgs Of Husbands S550o0JOoo Estate
gn Tsosgsssshropac Worss-Miss Helen
GcuaS Also Desstss Fortune TO
Charitable Projects
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
FORMER HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETES IN College
Local Boys Will Make Showing on.
Teams Of Various Preparatory
Schools and Institutes.
FUTURE FOR AT. BELCHER

In the "prep'' schools and colleges
this year Perth Amboy will be well
represented in athletics.
John f. Maher, of the Glass of 1909,
who is at Fordham College, New York,
is one of the candidates this year for
field manager. Maher himself is quite
some runner, and has a great chance of
making the Fordham mile relay team.
He is capable with good training of
turning a ''four-forty" in ffty-two
seconds. He was on the high school re-
lay team that won cups at Red Bank
and Absury Park two years ago. 1t is
said by many that he was the best
"quarter" man that ever donned run
ming shoes for the local school.
Atwood Beleher, at present of ia
mafca, Long Island, and formerly of
this city, is the present champion pole
vaulter of the New York Scholastic
League, breaking all records last fall
by clearing the bar at 10 feet, II ga
inches. With a handicap of ten inches
last Saturday, at the New York Press
Clubs games, he captured first place,
beating such a star as T. s. Babeoek,
of the New York A. G. This year he
viii be with Cornell and should easily
become the star ~vaulter of the fresh
man class. 1t will not be surprising to
those following up the athletic game to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
GAnArai Markets.

BUTTER-Steadier: receipts. 5000 pacN
ages; creamery, specials. per h.. 30he.
extras, 29c.; thirds to ~frsts, Aa2Bc.; state
dairy. finest, G8c.; on7Ino to prime, 23a
&c: process, specials, &c; seconds to ex-
tras. 22a261Ac.; factory. June make. 22ha
24c.: current make. 22a2Sst imitation
creamery. 24a25c.
CHEESE-Firm; receipts, aS4i boxes;
state, whole milk, specials, l5ha17c.
average fancy, small, white, 1bc.; large,
Inc. small, colored, 15c.; large, 15c.
choice, 14&c.; good to prime. l~4a144tac.
common to fair. 10Aa1sEc.; skins. spe-
Gals. 124ac.; fine. 11Aa11kc.; fair to good,
sba1oRc.; Common, 6a7Ac.; fun skins,
21za4c.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 1919 cases:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby, henaery
white, 3sa4Oe.; gathered, white, a0a36c. +;
hennery, brown, 3oa32c.; gathered. brown,
2Sa29c.: fresh gathered. extra firsts, 26a
27c. , hrsts. 24a25c.: seconds, 22a23.
MEATS-Live veal calves. ommon to
choice. per 100 lbs, sail; culls, s5a7; live
calves, buttermilks, s5a5. so; grassers, $3.50
as; country dressed veal calves, prime,
per h., 14ha1hc.; common to good, 10a14c. !;
barnyard calves. 7a9c.
LIVE POULTRY = Unsettled; spring
chickens, per H., 15a16c.; fowls. 16c. roost-
ers, 11c.; turkeys, ~10a15c.; ducks. 14c. /;
geese, 12c.; guinea fowls, per pair, 60c. 4;
pigeons, per pair, zoe.
POTATOES Steady; Maine, per bag,
81. 65a1. so: state. per Dbl, 81. 50a2; Long Is
land. $1.75a2.12; Jersey, per bag, 81. 50aI. s.:
sweets, Jersey, per Dbl, 81. bags; south
ern, s1.50a2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22

read in a few years of the name of one
Atwood Belcher breaking a inter-eol-
legiate or a world 8 record.
Malcolm Crowell, who Used to be
lively in local high school sports, has
entered Dartmouth College and will try
for the freshman team. Crowell, with
good training, should develop into a
fast sprinter, but the high jump and
pole vaulting seem to be his speciality.
In the "high" two years ago he leaped
five feet, seven inches, which stands as
his best jump. He won first place in
the pole vault at the East Jersey High
School League games held at Red Bank
last spring.
Phillips Exeter school, in New
Hampshire, can boast of having at
least one high jumper in Lewis Comp
ton, of this city. Compton, who spent
three years at the local school, was the
star jumper last year. At last springs
East Jersey games he gave Condit, the
Neptune star, a hard run for first place,
Condit finally beating him by a half
inch. He then cleared the pole at five
feet, seven inches, which is some
leap for a high school junior. He is
capable Of doing five feet, ten inches
this year and probably six feet ON
leaving Exeter. He viii spend two
years at the New Hampshire school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
CHASE WILL
MANAGE THE
HICHLANDERS

Chicago, Sept. 22.-It has developed
here that Hal Chase has signed a on
tract to manage the New York Ameri-
cans next year at a salary of $4,000.
When Manager Stallings left here
for New York he turned the team over
to Secretary Davis for the balance of
the season. 1t seems hat as o as
Stalings had got out Of town Davis in
turn gave the team owe in charge of
Chase.
1t is understood that Stallings had
been deposed as manager of the team
when he was called to New York by
Owner Farrell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
HAS
MADE REPLY
Manager OF Oak F. C. Denies
Team Was Composed of
lmperiaIs' Men.
WANTS A RETURN GAME

j. Petrick, manager of the Oak Field
Club baseball team, denies that his
team was composed of all immortal
players but two last Sunday when it
played the Maurer A. c., as the Maurer
manager stated in these columns. Man
ager Petrick writes as follows:
"Sept. %, 1910.
sporting Editor.
Dear Sir:
81 wish to reply to a letter on
corning the game between the Oak F.
G. and Maurer A. C. Sunday, in which
Mr.. Gadek stated that the Oak f. c.
had seven Of the Imperial players. !
wish to state that | only have two Ct
them and they played in two games be-
fore the Maurers ever played the Oak
F. G.
We would like to play a return game
| with the Maurer team for 8 side bet, If
they SO desire. Our lineup Sunday was
as follows: j. Jacko, 2b; w. Brosky,
p; L. Jensen, 3b; J. Stenkovieh, c; E.
Olsen, IS; J. Schicker, If; l.. BenDik, IF;
j. Petrick, CT; A. Arold, Id.
Yours in sport,
uAgsAas D. pEIhICh,
-. Mgr. Oak f. G.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
STANDING OF THE CLU
"FINGY" CoNNERs UNsEATED.
Former Henchman Succeeds Him as
County Chairman.

Buffalo, Sept, 22a@ William James
Corners, former STATE chairman Of the
Democratic committee, is no longer
boss in this county. A former bench
man, County Chairman William FL.
Fitzpatrick, ~displeased because his
candidate for health commissioner of
Buffalo was rejected by Mayor Fuhr-
mann, declared war on Corners and
had himself elected chairman of Erie
county's delegation to the state con
vention in Rochester.
Corners had set his heart on that
honor. Twenty-seyen delegates will
represent the nine assembly districts
Of Erie In the state convention. Fitz-
pa trick secured fifteen votes and Con
ners nine. Two patriots would not
vote, and one was absent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
TEAM Being FORMED

The high school inter-class girls
basketball games schedule will be form
ed this week. Practice will be held
every day on the school grounds and
when the teams are picked captains
will be elected. Under Miss Fletcher s
direction some lively games should
take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
Contest s1.ooo.ooo ssausst

New York. Sept. 22,rStepchildren Of
George Croker, a California million
aire, who died in Manhattan on Dec.
4, 1909, are endeaVoring to upset that
part of his will which ~bequeaths to
Columbia university property valued
at $1,OOO,O 900 for the establishment of
a cancer research fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGuE-

AM ERICAN LEAGUE.
At Chicago-Chicago, 6; New York,
4. Batteries-Scott, Walsh and Payne;
Caldwell, Warhop, Criger and Mitch
ell.
At Observation-Disclosures, 0; Phila.
delphia, 0. Batteries-Fanwell and
Smith; Coombs and Lapp. Game
called at end Of eleventh inning on ac-
count Of darkness.
At st. Louis-Boston, 4; st. Louis, 2.
Batterles-Smith and Carrigan; Nal
Low and Killifer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
CRiPPEN AND GIRL HELD.
Mob of Men and Women Jeer at Miss
EeasVs.

London, Sept. 22.-At the close of
the police court proceedings DIR. Haw-
ley H. Crfppen and Ethel Cara Leneve
were committed for trial, charged with
the murder Of the doctors wife, Belle
Eimore.
Miss Leneye was booted and Jeered
at by a crowd of men and women that
awaited her arrival at the Bow street
police court.
A group of women followed the cab
occupied by the accused girl through
the streets to the police court yelling
their opinions of the typist as they
chased along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22

Ersnehmen After nsnnett cun.

Paris, Sept. 22.-The French team in
the race for the Bennett aviation cup
Will be Leblanc aud Latham. There
will be no third man in the French
team In the st. Louis international
balloon race. Leblanc and Faure are
considered to be sufficient.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
.PURITANS PLAY TIE GAME WITH
THE DEXTER A. G. LAST NIGHT
WILL TACKLE
SOUTH RIVER

The Danish Seciable Athletic Club
baseball team will take a trip to South
River next Sunday afternoon to play a
third game with the South River A. c..
The local club has won two games from
the South Riverites thus far this sea-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
BARNEY BROWNING TO
PLAY BARNES TODAY

Homer Barnes and Barney Browning
will appear in a game of the singles
tennis tournament on the Barnes eourt
this afternoon. A postponed gahie is
expected to be played tomorrow after.
noon and three games will be played
on Saturday. In the latter, O.. Brown
ing and fl. Barnes, W..LaRoe and ks
P%ierson, and o. Browning and FL. Roes-
sler will meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22

son and expect to make this the third.
The d. s. A. G. nine having finished
their portion of the City League SEIZED
ule, they will not play in the final
round, Of games at Amusement Park
Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-22
Eon Rloeks AIna Elluht.

BFier Switzerland, Sept. %. Al
thong lear weather is reported from
the q + side of the Alps. a fog has
nadi gh flying ~kapossible here.