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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
SPORTING NEWS
JEFF HAD COMPLETE
NERVOUS COLLAPSE
CORBETT SAYS HE DIDN'T HAVE PUNCH THAT
WOULD BREAK AN EGG, BECAUSE OF
NERVOUS CONDITION.

SAN FRANCISCO July 7.-"Physcay
three Gays before the fight said James
Jefrles failure whip Johnson
rame him and all that sufficient to lift
him from his slump All this the
white race his
There other happened of
realized training would not listen to adj
vice. tried to get him to do
fishing he simply would take his
that road work what he needed go the
O
Several times made mind to quit him. Then
cred that the public would
But we knew he in good to
days before the fight What
than he
Before the first round Johnson's
lookSl his hands before
purpose, however He
When back Jefries:
niger scared you
round.
But Jeff a who
told him that,
for him. but he a f a
Il lnt how Was going ling
thing could think of Johnson punch
that would egg
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
BALL PLAYERS now BARRED
By THE MAN WHOSE SKILL HAS.
KEPT MANY STARS IN ACTION

YOUNGSTOWN, O., July Tn
this city everyone will tell you
that the pittsburg Pirates were
helped to the pennant last year
by "Bouesetter' Reese. When
Wagner and Leach, the two main
stays OF the Pirates, were Grip
pied, they came here and Reese
fixed them up again, He has per-
many ball players.
formed like services for many,
And now the "Bonesetter' has
announced that he has quit treat
ing ball players. The announce
ment was Il surprise and the play
ers can't understand it. Whenever
one of the diamond stars was in
jured, back or leg wrcnched, suf-
fering from a charley horse" or
some other ailments which afflct
ball players, he headed for this city,
firm in the belief that Reese could
fix him up all right. And Reese did.
But the diamond stars are taboo
with the "Bonesetter" now, and
he won't tell why. His fame has
been carried to all parts OF the
country by ball players. and his
practice has grown, coming from all
Classes of society, until mis- annual
income is conserVativcy placed at
$4,000.
Reese prefers to be known as
DR., John ID. Reese, although he
holds no diploma from any medical
school. lie began life as a worker
in the steel mills in Wales, and
came to this country when young
man. 1t was among the mill work
ers that he first became known for
his hloodless surgery
His fame spread and ball play
ers came from all parts of the coun.
try. Bat the knights of the dia.
mond now form but a small part
OF the thousands who seek the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

The year 1910 promises to mark
the passing of many ball players
who have been famous for years
and among those whom Father
Time appears to have bested is
lew Criger, for years one of the
most famous catchers in the game
Criger began the season with the
New York Highlanders, was used in
but few games, became seriously
i'll in Cleveland and the attending
are doubtful if the vet
eran will ever be able to play again
Pat Tebeau found Criger catching
for the Fort Wayne team in 1897
and took him to Cleveland. With
Cy Young pitching and Criger
the old Spiders had a bat
terry which was feared all around
the circuit. In 1898 the Robisons
transferred their team to St. Louis,
Criger going along. With Young he
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
WHY NOT OWN A HONEY

WHY MOT OWN HUMEY
A splendid South Side proposition
for Sa95o.; 500 down and $50 pcr
month: 6-room modern house; fun
basement. Close in; u block from
car line.
McCREA & MERRYWEATHER,
with
washington Safe Deposit g. Trust Co.
Phone Main 1921. Corner Howard
and SpTague.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
SPORT SPICE;

Eddie Quinn that he's going leave here with his
least That Indians
be the fall another games. perhaps
satisfied with three of these.
The Indians must all be good Pesbyeans As Kazberg
walked allowed
ton took firm hold the local players they
to win much less it. It's better have
the sphere the lot trying
dmby like a bunch of mussols
from the the then the North
western pennnt? They had couldn't hit
and their fielding the
the Hal
he here from the Twilight the
handler help the situation
The crowd enthusiastic yesterday. They
be cooled by
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
FIGHT GOSSIP
BONNER GIVES
TIGERS Il
HITS.

Just from the use of the sporting
editors casual memory, 1t seems
that there has been a total of 81
runs scored in the last four games
on the local grounds. Yesterday
the sad, sad tale to be related is
that the Indians annexed one of
these 81 and the Tigers COPIED II
more. Eleven was all they managed
to make off 10 hits, as the Spo-
kane players held them down from
making more by fast fielding. At
least some of it was fast.
Kratzberg, the new pitcher,
started the game and lasted three
minutes and forty-Odd seconds, the
opposing team averaging man a
minute, or more, on the bases. Bon
ner allowed almost a dozen and
half more, but succeeded in keeping
Tacoma from getting an even score
of safe clouts.
Annis had several men on bases
in five or six innings, allowing six
bases on balls and six hits. But he
always successfully frightened. The
score: r. II. f.
Spokane ..000OO00O1- 5 4
Tacoma ..21O003 3-11 10 /
Seattle checked Vancouver's wild
dash for the pennant yesterday by
pitchers battle. The
score, to 2.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

jumped the National league in 1900
and joined the Boston Americans.
Last season he was with st. Louis
and was traded during the winter.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
JOHN DALZELL FOR
SUPREME COURT?
NV United Press Leased Wire

NJ KEESPORT, Pa, July John
Dalzell, regular republican nominee
for reelection to congress, today
was put forward by the News here
as a successor to the position Of
chief justice of the suprem court Of
the United States made vacant by
the death of Melville w. Fuller.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
The Fern
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

is catering to those who wish the
best for the money. A trial will
convince you.
GEO. PORTER, Proprietor.
The Spokane Press, delivered, rs
cents a month.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

"Bonesetter" yearly. Reese says
he learned the art of setting
twisted ligaments and other distort-
ed and out of place portions OF the
human frame from relative, in
Wales.
His Instruments are his fingers,
long and sincwy, with the strength
OF the steel bands he used to make
back in the old days in the steel
mills, He doesn't claim to under.
stand surgery. but he can detect
kinks in the body aud right broken
or twisted parts by using his fling
ers. His skin has made him wealthy
and he owns a beautiful home here
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

They say no regular Northwestern player is bait
now, 90 gwen up to it, but few games like the las
will help boost the figures Annis did pretty well fo
day, getting four hits in five times M, including IL
double sacker
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13
PREFERS CELL
TO HER LOVING
Utica Husband Says Cell Is
a Welcome Refuge from
His Wife.
SHE BEGS FOR HIM BACK

Utica, N. Y, Jan. 13.-"Send me to
Jail for six months and i will be the
happiest man In the world" declared
William Pritchard in the city court
here when his wife appeared against
him on charge made by her accus-
ing him of nonsupport. I'D rather be
in jail than at home any time" he
continued.
But Pritchard's wife didn't want
him to go to jail She wanted him
home. She told the judge she thought
lot of him and that she had him ar
rested because she thought so much
of him. "He has no home, and want
to make home for him." she walled.
'Td do anything for him. I'd starve
myself for him. I'll give him So a
week to spen2 in music halls OF any
place he wants to go If he will oGy
come home again."
"Send me to jail, judge" said
Pritchard bluntly. Il won't go home.
She loves me too much. She thinks so
much of me that every time l get a
job she has ple arrested. ! don't want
that kind of loving any more. had
good job month ago, and she had
me arrested. l got another one Mon
day, and she has me in again."
Judge O'Connor told Pritchard to
go back to work for two weeks and
make up his mind whether he wanted
to leave his wife, live with her or pay
her q weekly allowance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13

TO PUBLICITY
New Jersey People Ask Their
Senators and Congressman
10 Oppose Paragraph.
CORPORATION TAX LAW

(From tho NEWS Correspondent.)
Washington, Jan. 13:-Letters OF
protest from all parts of the state
have been received by the New Jer-
sey senators and congressman OBJ
| jecting to the publicity paragraph
in the corporation tax law. 1t is
contended by many of the concerns
affected that this provision is equiv
alent to furnishing valuable infor-
nation to business rivals. One of
| the concerns which has sent pro-
| test to the New Jersey congressman
is The Holler Tool Company, of
Newark, with works near the Forest
| Hill station on the New York and
Greenwood Lake railroad.
Republican members of the New
Jersey congressional delegation are
not disposed to talk for publication
regarding the crisis into which the
party in congress seems to be rapid
ly approaching. In common with
others, however, they believe that
the continuation of this internal
warfare between the two factions of
the party, must of necessity, be
fraught with serious consequences.
If "the insurgents and regulars"
permit their differences to go on to
such an extent that there can be no
compromise it Is the fear of numer-
GUS republicans that the party will
be so badly split that there will be
a democratic majority elected in the
next congress in spite of anything
! the President can do to heal the
breach that is fast being widened by
| the Incorporate attitude Of some of
the leaders.
United States Senator Kean has
received a petition from citizens of
Morristown favoring the passage Of
the so-called National Tribune pen
sion bill" He has also received and
| filed a memorial from the State
Board of Agriculture of New Jersey,
demonstrating against the repeal of
the oleOmargarine law.
Senator Kean has offered an
amendment to the river and harbor
bill providing for an appropriation
of 100000 for the improvement of
the channel north of Shooters Island
between New York and New Jersey.
1t was referred to the committee on
commerce and will be taken up when
the river and harbor bill is consider
ed by that committee.
The nomination of Felix S. S.
Johnson, of New Jersey, to be consul
at Kingston, Canada, has been con-
firmed by the senate.
Representative Parker has intro
duced a bill authorizing an inquiry
as to what action should be taken
with reference to the wreck of the
u. s. S. Maine, which was blown up
in the harbor of Havana just before
the outbreak of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war.
Representative Howell has been
advised that pensions have been
granted to Millard F. Trimble, of
Belford, SIP a month; Mrs. Sarah
Ford. of Allentown, at $12 month;
Mrs. Eleanor Erickson, of Freehold,
at $12 a month; John Quicker, of
Lakewood, $12 month; and Ed
ward T. Lyman, of Manasquap, at
$12 a month.
N. H. Furman, of Lawrenceville,
is spending few days in this city.
c. S. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13
BOARD OF EXCISE.

Adjourned meeting of the Board
of Excise Commissioner of the City
of Perth Amboy, N. j.. held Tuesday
evening. January II, 1910, adjourn
ed from January 6, 1910. The
members present were Commission
ers Fritzinger, Burns, Tymrakiewicz,
Cornelison and President Hender-
son.
On motion the application of Will
liam Fazekas for renewal of his
saloon license at 3T6 lnslee street
which was laid over at the last meet
ing. was taken up, balloted for and
granted
On motion the application for g
transfer of the saloon license OF
John Palko at 337 Fayette street
to Henry Hockl, which was laid over
at the last meeting, was taken up
ballofed for and granted
on motion the board adjourned.
WILBUR LAR0E,
s24$-1-13-1t Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13

had returned approved, an ordinance
providing for appropriations for 1910
and resolution refunding Hess Broth
ers part of Smith Street assessment
which were ordered placed on file.
On motion the Council went into the
nomination and election of City Officers
For Water Commissioner for full
term of five (5) years, Hugh mmons
and Thomas Grieve were nominated.
Mr.. Grieve WIS elected by the follow
ing vote: Thomas Gfieve-Seaman,
Dalton, Sandb9ek, Voorhees,. Timmons
Calvin, Larsen.
On motion, the Committee on Fire
was authorized to secure quarters for
Garfield Hose Co. for the ensuing year
at $15 per month.
The subject Of ngaging a Veterinary
Surgeon to care for the City's horses at
a yearly sum, was suggested by Alder
man Dalton and was referred to the
Committee Of the wmoic.
The President announced the stand
ing Committees for thS ensuing year as
follows:
Judiciary-Seaman, Dalton, A9rnsby.
Finance-Larson, Seaman, SandReck.
Taxation-Hornby, Dalton, Calvin.
Poor-Sandbeck, Dalton, Hornsby.
Streets & Sewers-Dalton, Calvin,
Seaman.
Lamps & Lights-Galvin, Sandbeck,
Hornsby.
Public Grounds & Buildings-Seaman,
Sandbeck, Dalton,
Salaries-Hornsby Sandbeck, Seaman
Police-Sandbeck, Dalton, Hornsby.
Fire-Galvin, Dalton, Larson.
Water-Larson, Sandbeck, Calvin.
Printing & Stationery-Dalton, Sea
man, Sandbeck.
On motion the Council adjourned.
WILBUR LaROE,
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13
BOARD OF EXCISE.

The new Board Of Excise Commits
sioners for the City of Perth Amboy,
convened at about 11.45 A. M. Jan. /,
1910, for the purpose of organization.
All the members were present, namely
Commissioners William r. Cornelison,
Richard Henderson, Edward Tymra-
kiewiez,-J ohm II. -Frftzinger and James
fF. Burns.
Wilbur La Roe acted as Secretary.
For President, Mr.. Fritzinger stated
that he had been requested to accept
the nomination, but he declined to do
so, and placed in nomination Mr.. Hen
derson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13

warrants were OIucltu ulo"h Iva 'iiN
several amounts.
The following City Surveyors esti-
mate
To the Council of the City of Perth
AmbOy.
This is to certify, That under the
terms of contract for work upon Sher-
idan st. Sanitary Sewer System, Mr..
Johan Jensen. Contractor for building
the same is entitled to the fifth and
final payment amounting to eighteen
hundred ninety-three and 96-l0O dollars.
ESTIMATE;
$500 B. NJ. Timber q $4,000
...................$ 1O5,OO
bends $3.50 lbs. "a .03. 77.40
ia yds. concrete a 500. $1,000
23145 yds. excavation "a 81. 12498.30
1923 ft. 10 in pipe "a a., 1l720.35
14l2 fit. "a in. iron pipe %
100 ......'..... 564S.00
o06O f. "a in. pipe "a LOO. .. 2060.00
Sc manholes a 30.00...... 16S0O0
Rebuilding large sewer 80. 25.o0
1904 it. of 6 in pipe "a 20 $40 80
ana fl. 70 in. pipe 6 .35. &C.. 1439.55
$26464 40
Less 10 per cent. .......... 2646.44
$23s17 .96
Less previous payments. -. $21924.oo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13
There being NO other nominations,

There being no other nominations, 7
Secretary was instructed to cast Y
ballot and Mr.. Henderson was declay
elected President of the Board.
Mr.. Henderson thanked the memt
briefly for the honor conferred NJ
him, asked their cooperation in
work that was to be done, and NOR
thak' the Board would make reed
that would be credit to the City.
For Clerk of the Board, Wilbur
LaRoe was nominated and elected by
reclamation.
On motion the Board adjourned to
Thursday evening, Jan. 9th, 1910.
WILBUR LaROE,
Clerk. -s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13

Amount due Dec. 81 st 1909 s 1s93.96
S. j. MASON, Engineer.
Approved.
l.. G. DALTON.
was presented and warrant ordered
drawn for the net amount.
Bonds Of John c. Brown, Antonio
Cerebo and Edward w. Doyle, Con
stables, were presented and referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
The Clerk reported that the Mayor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13
BOARD OF EXCISE.

Regular meeting of the Board of Ex-
else Commissioners of the City of Perth
Amboy. n. j., held Thursday evening,
January 9th, 1910. The members pres
ent were Commissioners Cornelison,
Burns, Fritzinger, Tymrakiewicz and
President Henderson.
An application was presented for the
transfer of the saloon license of John
Palko at 337 Fayette st. to Henry
Hockl, and on motion it was laid over
until the next meeting.
| An application for the transfer of the
saloon license of George A. Steinmetz
at 211 New Brunswick Av. to John
Buchner, was presented and on motion
was balloted for and granted.
An application for the transfer of the
saloon license Of David Wohlgemuth
from 26 Smith st. to "a Smith st. was
ON motion laid over until the next
meeting.
Applications for the renewal of the
saloon licenses of Stanislaw Moretko,
at 1926 State ST.: John Nikoodem, at 1852
State ST.; John Lebeda at l45 Washing
ton St; and the Bottling licenses of
Peter J. Floersch at 365 Stanford ST.;
David Isenberg at 2S3 Oak ST.; John
n. Peterson at 400 New Brunswick Av.
were presented and on motion were
taken up, balloted for and granted.
! An application for renewal of the
saloon license of William Fazekas at
376 Inslee st. was presented and on
motion laid over to the next meeting.
An application from Gustav Jost for
saloon license at 283 Hall Av. was
presented and on motion laid over until
poNt 1nnatiuU ...s..H
The President then announced the
following standing committees for the
ensuing year:
Ordinance -Fritzinger and Cornell
son.
neutrality-suspicious. and Tym
rakiewicz.
Fritzinger and Burns.
Rules-Burns and Cornelison.
neutrality-suspicious. and Fritz
inzer.
On motion the rules of the previous
Board of Excise were adopted temper
arily for the government of this Board
On motion the Board adjourned tt
meet Tuesday evening, Jan. il, 1910 a
s clock.
WILBUR LaROE,
Clerk.
oOoo 1J91t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-13
To Pure Food Land
By Way of SCheuer's

Price is not the only inducement which makes scheuers
Grocery Specials notcworthy-Aways there that great
underlying feeling Of reliability which goes with all
the goods from this store-the satisfying that
the food stus you buy if at great saving will be
trustworthy and exactly represented. Genuine merit
= tainable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-26
Hold Farewell Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Evans and W. 3
Nc MillIn were on Wednesday evening g
the recipients OF a farewell reception ii
the Presbyterian church parlors. The
large crowd assembled gave ample testi-
mony to the esteem and friendship in
which these departing residents were
held by their fellow members and ex-
presslons of regret were many and sin
seere that the church and choir were SO
soon to be deprived o. their valuable
services,
As has before been told in these COL
umns Mr.. Evans has accepted lucrat-
I'VE position with the Sacramento Valley
Sugar Co.. and yesterday morning de-
parted for California to take up his new
duties. preceding the departure OF mrs
Evans and family ty = few days. and in
the course of few weeks Mr.. Mcmillan
will leave for Illinois. where he has pur-
chased an interest in large dry goods
store. May they in their new homes
have success and enjoyment beyond their
every anticipation. is the wish oil the En-
terpriss and their host Of Rocky Ford
friends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-26
cANTALoUPE DISPLAY
At the Interstate Fair In Denver
Ssut. ) to II

At a well attended meeting OF the
board Of directors Of the Chamber of
Commerce, which was held in Latscn q
Boggs Office on Monday evening". arrange
nents were perfected for the booster
excursion to the Larmar fair,
A communication from the Interstate
Fair association relative to Rocky Fore
Cantaloupe day in Denver was read and
the secretary was instructed to submit e
proposition to the fair association that
Rocky Ford would furnish two cars o.
santaloupe f7r this display free (. o. b
Rocky Ford. with the understanding thai
tho fair association would bear all ex-
pense Of putting OF the c1hiblucn. furnisi
transportation for the necessary men
for saving the seed. and with the under
standing M, the exhibits be made o
seed melons and be cut and served on
the grounds.
A committee called upon c. n. Mathis
and Geo. 3. Samples each Of whom con
sented to assist in this movement. and q
motion was made by Edgar that We
accept the tender Of Hessrs Mathis ane
Samples. and extend an invitation to al
other seed growers who wish to helF
in the matter.
A motion was made by Fenlason
which carried. that a committee take thu
collectioa OF the uncolIeeted 1909 sub
scriptions In hand and that the accounts
then be closed. and list OF those whC
subscribed and paid and of those wht
did not pay be published.
The secretary was instructed TO have 1
card printed with the words We are
Members Of the Chamber OF Commerce
Of Rocky Ford" and that each member
Of the Chamber of Co onmerce be present
ed with a copy OF this emblem Of mem
oership.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-26
Eureka Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. CurIiss. Mr.. Shaulis and
Mr.. lrvIn returned from an automobile
trip to Denver Sunday eve.
Raleigh Moore. OF Hobrook. is helping
W. E. Brown through the busy season in
nay and oantaloupes.
Archie Todd. who has been visiting his
brother. lanthus and wife. returned in
line to help in the eantaloupes.
Mrs. D. q. Mcintosh has been on the
5iSk list, but is some better.
Mrs. J. W. Edgar and Miss Bulah have
come home from Idaho. where they Wis
tied her daughter. Mrs. Voegsl. stopping
at Salt Lake City to see the sights.
Mrs. Bessie Maxwell and Miss Edith
Randall, of Kansas. cousins OF D. P. Nc
Intosh, have been making him and other
relatives a very pleasant visit.
Mrs. C. r. Veseelus is entertaining her
son Earl a couple Of weeks. He cana in
from Kansas City last Friday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-26
Notice of Final Settlement.

In the Matter Of the es:atc Of Peter g.
EIiurirltCr. deceased.
S1Uica Is hCrrby given. that on Monday.
the .B'h day uT September. AID. 1910. being
one ur tho regular days Of the September
term uf the county court ui OISro county, In
the state OF Colorado, I. Augusta $. Kline
frItCr. CNCCutTN nf said c-tutc. Will appear
before the said court, present my final settle
mcHt a. such CNccuITiN. pray the approval Of
the same. Hud will then apply To- bc discharg-
cd ~ such cNccutriN; which time aud
place any person In Interest may appear and
present objections to the me II any there
he.
Datcd At Rocky Forl Colorado. August 2ith
1910. ATGUsTA :. KLISEFELTER,
Exccutrix of the estate OF Peter u. Kline
fcltcr, deceased. Ii
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-26
FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1910
DO IT FOR ROCKY FORD.

We hope every citizen has imbibcd
the spirit OF the circular distributed
this week, asking them to make their
premises immaculatcly clean for Far
week If there are any weeds, any
scattered paper or rags or refuse OF
any kind about your lot, see to it that
it is cleaned and burned at once. To
make Of Rocky Ford the cleanest
town in the state is 4 worthy ambi-
ton and one that can be attained by
the cooperation OF every citizen. The
city is doing all in its power; do all
you can.
We want to call especial attention
to the last sentence of the circular
and to suggest it as motto for our
commercial club and for us all, DO
IT FOR ROCKY FORD,
The school officers, teachers and
parents will strive to make the
schools places where sterling char
acter is developed and strong men and
women are made, the best schools II
the state, FOR ROCKY FORD.
The street commissioner and city
officials will strive to make oui
streets and alleys the clcanest anc
best, FOR ROCKY FORD.
Let each householder make hi:
own home clean, beautiful and san
tary. and the health officer make o
| the city the cIcanest and best i'll th'
| state, FOR ROCKY FORD.
And all together, correcting any
thing wrong, making everything IN
best. DO IT FOR ROCKY FORD
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-08-26

See Ross and Oaks. those Dippy boys
in polite vaudeville at the Grand. Mon
day. Tue. day ard Wednesday nights.