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New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

Tho National and American leagues VIII
Oh on doing business i'm the same Ola way
the work Of making the players ana 'fans
look I'D TO the National Commission as the
court Of last resort Will 90 merrily on ana
the effects Of the little blizzard Will soon
he cleaned up. The American League
v,ouId have 10 be bolder even than Ban
Johnson TO precipitate a baseball war. AS
10 the worlds series games, there Il TOO
much at stake 20 cause any worry among
tho fans" The New York and Philadel-
mia clubs cleared up close TO 10000 each
a. the result of the last series, apart, or
course. from the big share which went TO
the PLAYERS and the National Commission
II any club in the American League is
brave enough TO cast aside 100000 If the
National Commission does not rescind its
action, that club, or. better, the owners
of that club. can find place IN that select
hand who know not the meaning Of the
words "avarice" and "selhshness.' Per
eonally, ! feel sorry for the club that
wins the American League pennant next
year II has been placed in false and
unhappy position by the unseemly and un-
called for action of the league 70 which II
swears allegiance.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
EXPLANATORY NOTES

Observations taken a, pm. 18th meridian tine' Air
pressure reduced TO sea leyt!. :,
lsobars, continuous lines pss through points Of eauai ar
pressure.
lsclhefns Dotted lines pass through points o. eqlN iem
peratre dawn only for zeo freezing N and iVo
o Clear . Partly Cloudy; o Cloudy; r Ran; SNOW
N Report nissiag. Arrows fly With the Wind
Frsignes indicate temperstfe; second, peeipaion OF
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

At Mar uettc oval Brooklyn. yesterday.
the Brooklyn Football Club met and ce-
feated the Scottish-American Football Club
by a score Of 10 o in a National League
contest.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
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New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
m tfllS session OF pld1 y
The lineup follows:

Referee Nj. ETskina Llnesmen-Neaze n
Clan McKenzies Goodman for Yonkefs =. C.
Goals-Meckie for Clan Mckenzie. buffers ,oy
Yonkers r. g. Time Of halves-Forty-dye min
utes each
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

Z. 9ir Johnson has any evidence against
tie New York club of the National League
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

The second section OF the resoluuoh was
either an idle boast. and consequently oa'n-
aging 20 the dignity Of the American
League. OF else a clear declaration OF "ai'
which is as impolitic as il IS dangerous
IN shouting defiance 30 the National Com
mission. which decided az meeting IN TN
ciunati. some six weeks ago that mere
after II would handle the sale or Al tickets
for tho worlds series games, false step
was taken In placing the American
League by this action above the supreme
,,,,rt of baseball the integrity of the sport
was threatened in way to bring 'he
whole structure tumblng about the ears OF
those most concerned. As said before the
eesolution is beyond understanding Du'
fortunately the threatened upheayal Is ike
Is, to dwindle away into mere mutterihgs
that will be quickly forgotten when the
playing season opens.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

Local Official Record. The iou""'"s n
record from the Weather Bureau ..svr
changes In the temperature for ihe '"'' ',ars
four hours. n comparison with th'
ing date last Nral fpi0 w,
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18
COMMENT ON SPORTS
MuzzIing of Some Owners Would
Be Well for Baseball.
BLATANT TALK WORKS HARM
News and Views on Live Topics
of the Day, Both Amateur
and Professional.

Judging from the experiences Of the last
week. baseball-the great national game
would he the gamer if the owners, or. at
least some Of them, could be muzzled both
before and after the star chamber sessions
which are held each year TO transact the
business Of the leagues 1t is no exaggera-
ton TO say that Byron Bancroft Johnson
car Of the American League; Charles
Webb Murphy. the loquacious owner OF the
Chicago Cubs. and Horace Fogel. the nolni-
nal head Of the philadelphia club OF the
National League, have made themselves
the laughing stock of the baseball world IN
the last few days. They have done more
by their peevish display of injured dignity
to hurt the sport i'm the eyes OF the 'fans
than can be repaired I'm columns of space
and weeks Of talking. Ten days ago Mlr-
ply remarked with a blare of trumpets
The game belongs to the people. Then let
the people know what is going on at the
meeting If all the cards are dealt above
the table no one should be ashamed of his
actions" Ban johnson seconded the mo-
ton. or. rather, no was quoted as saying
that by another year the American League
would transact its business in open meet
ing. Purest twaddle! IL men like Murphy
and Johnson cannot control their feelings
or their tongues better at the meetings
than they can outside, It will be better for
baseball If the doors are never thrown
open.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18


How the owners of the American League,
most Of whom are to be respected could
pass the ridiculous resolution "HlVH
marked their meeting on Monday is beyonu
comprehension. The first section ABOUT
declining TO have further official intercourse
with the National League except so 1ar
as NAV be requisite for the safeguarding
Of its territorial and player rights may
man much or nothing-nothlns' III aH
probability. If it can be interpreted TO IN
clude the Joint meetings of the rules com
rnittee and the schedule committee, tnen
the resolution is likely TO work hardshlp
in both leagues. 1t would mean many con
eict,nS dates during the playing season in
cities where there are two big league
teams. like New York, Boston. Philadel-
phia. Chicago and st. Louis. II Would mean
also that the rules. providing any changes
were considered necessary. would nave 10
remain a they arc unless one league or the
other should be bold enough TO make some
changes and so compliCdte the situation
So far as conflicting dates are concerned
The National League would be likely 10
suffer I'm Philadelphia and Boston Whlle
the American League would be the loser IN
Neu York and ST. Louis Under present
conditions il would be about stand-oh III
,,bicago Personally 7 cannot agree WIN
Charley Murphy and those VINO say thdI
tho first part Of the resolution means noth-
ing If the American League carries IL 10
tho extremes suggested.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-18

Charles II. Ebbets has the courage OF
his convictions. When he fights, he nsh's
in the open. The owner of the Superpas
was not on the popular side Of the fence
n the recent meeting. but he did not perch
on the top ready 10 Jump at moment 5,LlI, >
notice 10 the side which promised most
lHa' N''O HERBERT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
TOTTENvlLLE

Mrs. John Furman will entertain.
the Thimble Club tomorrow.
Charles Kaufman has returned
from Clarksburg, Va.
Mrs. Cornelius O,Donneii, of Dom
gan Hills, visited here yesterday.
Enoch Corson. Sr.. is recovering
from a recent illness.
B. w. ~Rothschfld, OF Great Kills,
formerly OF this place. has return
ed from q western trip.
Mrs. ]. T. Bedell and Master Fred
Hoehn were In Manhattan today.
Charles Rendall has resigned his
position with Thomas w Hawkins
and will open q place of business In
the near future.
O, w. Boyd vas In Manhattan
today.
A meeting of the w. G. T. Twas
held at Mrs. John Mosely's In John,
son avenue, yesterday.
Tottenville band held a practices
last night.
Washington Council .. OF l..
meets tonight.
Harry Jost is wiring and install
ing electric light fixtures in the
residence OF Fl. G. Ellis In Maif
street.
Many wers at the dance OF the
Jolly Six In zuckerman's hall, Kref
schervflle, Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
ECZEMA REMEDY ALSO
WASHES PimflEs
AWAY

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Our patrons ind that D. d. D. NOT
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Il Is now gnerally known thai
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are.
ourselves, are SO fully con
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
GO
RELIEF ASSN
C. w. knight Again Chosen
President Last Night.

The thsTty~afth annual meeting o
the Richmond County Relief Asso'
citation was held at the Office Of
Charles N. Lehman, Broadway and
Main street, ~Tottenyilie, last night
With President Charles w. knight In
tho chair. The annual reports oil
the oficers OF the association were
received and the election took place,
Tie report of the auditors showed
that the association was in a good
financial condition with ample funds
on hand to meet all obligations. AT
ter the auditors report the annual
election took place with the result
that ali the officers were reelected to
serve again for the ensuing year.
President Charles w. Knight was
elected for the eighteenth consecu-
tive time as the head OF the associa-
ton.
The other officers are: Jacob
Herrel, first vice president: George
w. Dubois, second vice president;
Charles T. Van Duesen, secretary;
Charles ~. Lehman, treasurer; Rob-
ert Lee, NJ. G. Ayers. James w. Be-
dell, James Bailey, Gilbert C. Deck
er, a. G. Cartwright and C. A. Mar
shall, board OF directors; A. B.
Marsh, j. l.. Bedell and William
Nance, auditors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
REMEDY J
DARkEHS THE HAIR
Gives Color, Lustre to Faded and
Gray Hafr-Dandru1 Quickly

From ttms immemoriaI, sage and
sulphur have been used for the hair
and scalp. Almost everyone knows
Of the vsiue OF such q combination
for darkUning the hair, for curing
dandyuH and falling hair, and for
making the hair grow.
IN otaen times the only way to set
q hair tsnic OF this sort was to brew
st In the home Ereplaes, a method
which was troublesome and not al
ways satisfactory. Nowadays almost
svry up-so-dats druggist can supply
bis patrons with a rsady-to-use pro-
duet, sktlifuily compounded In per-
tectly equipped laboratories. rha
WySth Chemical Company OF Nav
York put up al Ideal rsmedy OF
tsais sort, called wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy, and aushorixs
'idrusgista 10 sell It under guarantee
that tbs money will b. refunded Il
It fails to DO exactly AZ represented.
" you have 6andrun. or II your
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This preparation Il c@eTsS t. sAe
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
PIPE WAS The
COST OF LIFE
Farm Colony Inmate Set
Clothing on Fire.

Peter Madden. for q long time an
inmate of the City Farm colony,
near Richmond, met an untimely
end at the Metropolitan hospital on
Blackwelfa Island. last week,
whereby the list of the city's un-
fortunates is n less. 1t was his
last pipe that killed Peter, for he
set himself anre while he was trying
to light 1t. Madden had been an
a1mshouse inmate for years. Some
wrat feeble minded 1t Is said he had
a quaint way OF expressing himself
and was frequently the source OF
innocent fun for those who were
over him. Then there came q time
when Peter had to go to the hospi-
tai. There he was a fayorite OF the
nurses and the doctors and his per-
suasive ways always won tobacco
for him from the visitors. Peter
wandered out to smoke a pipe after
supper. He lit a match, but 1t broke
OF and the burning end stuck to his
clothing. Before he realized 1t he
was alre. Nearby attendants ran
toward him and beat out the flames,
but not before he had swallowed
some of the fire and smoke. They
took him to his cot, where be died.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
TINE is SHORT
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Perth Amboy calls it the~NEWS'
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The claim ts made that while the
Typewriter and the telephone are
Inow the two most important mechan-
ical devices In use, the typewriter Is
not the equal Of the telephone In eff
lciency merely because of the def
ciencies OF It's operators.
Less than thirty years ago type
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Now OF the two methods OF trans
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
with the Coming Of Middle Age

With the Coming Of Middle Age
There is a letting down in the
physical forces often shown In an
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
CELEBRATION
OF PYTHIANS
Banquet Follows Election in
X. of P. Hall.

The annual Christmas celebration
and election of officers OF Richmond
Temple, No. 4, Pythian Sisters, was
held In the rooms OF the temple in
Knights OF Pythias hall, ~Tottenville.
last night At the election Mrs.
Daisy Siaight was chosen most ex~
cellent chief to succeed MRS. Fran
ces Lovett, who has held that posi-
ton during the past two years. Az
ter the meeting and election a
course dinner was served at the
Christmas tree celebration In the
hall down stairs a small tree
adorned the center of the table, on
which vas q gift for all. A number
was given out to correspond with
those on the tree. When the gifts
were distributed there was consid-
cradle merriment. A musical O
gram and dancing was enjoyed. The
program consisted OF a piano solo
by Dorothy Butler, vocal Duet by
Miss Lillian Lovett and Lawrence
Nc Hose, reading by Mrs. William |
ID. FerrichS. alto solo by Lillian
and a soprano solo by Law
renee McHose. Dancing was enjoyed
midnight. The new officers
were as follows: Most ex-
chief, Mrs. Daisy Slaight:
excellent senior, Mrs. Nina La
excellent junior, Miss Lena
manager, Mrs. Eta Hume;
mistress of finance, Mrs Edna Win
mistress OF records and cor
Mrs. Lizzie B. FIRE.
ich, protector, Mrs. Rachel Skid
more: outer guard, Mrs. Jennie
rotten; past chief, Mrs. Frances
delegate to the state conven-
Jon at Malone, N. Y, In 1912, Mrs.
Traces Lovett, and alternate, Mrs.
VI. Hemstreet; and trustee for three
7ears, Mrs. 8. Gibbs. In the cake
walk Edward Johnson was awarded
he prize The installation will
AXE place on January 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
PLEASANT PL AIMS

Miss Marie e. Phillips. of Jersey
City, visited In Prince Bay Sunday.
Miss Eta Miller has taken a posi-
tion In Manhattan.
Mrs. Barnet shulman visited In
Tottenville Sunday.
Christopher Wilkie IL slowly re-
covering from a recent illness.
Mrs. John Bridge WAS a Perth
Amboy visitor yesterday.
Walton Nance was In Manhattan
yesterday.
John Davis was at Mt. Loretts
yesterday.
George Androvette was In Perth
Amhoy Saturday.
William Nance visited In Totem
vile last night.
Arthur Denied visited in Manhat-
tan last week.
q. s.. Grant Council, Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, met in Arntcitia hail last night.
Al monthly meeting of the Amici
tia Hook 6 Ladder Company will b<
held tomorrow night In Annette
hall.
Many young men from here ant
Prince Bay were at the Permo clui
bouts In Perth Amboy last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
PHILEM0NS HEAR GOOD
TALKS AT MEETING

An interesting meeting of the
Philemon Literary and Historical
Society was held in the lecture room
of St. Paul's church, Tottenyille,
yesterday afternoon. There were an
unusual number present, Including
several guests. The decorations
were of holly and greens on this oc-
casion. The program included an
excellent talk on pure food by a Mr.,
Mccain. of Manhattan, and an ad-
dress on conversation by Mrs. VIII
liam Cummings Story, 8 prominent
New York club woman. Mrs. Story's
remarks we're chiefly on the beauti-
ication OF harbors and water gates.
The soloist of the afternoon was
Miss Irene Harper, Of st. George.
who rendered several selections. and
the club quartet sang.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
ACTIVE CLUB TO HAVE
HOLIDAY SOCIAL DEC. 29

The members OF the Active Club.
Of Huguenot Park, are planning for
Holiday social" to be held In their
clubhouse In Huguenot venue FRI
day night. December %. Invitations
have been Issued and from indica-
lions q large crowd will be present.
Dancing will be a feature OF the
evening. Refreshments will be
served. At a recent meeting Of the
club the following were named on a
committee to complete the arrange
ments OF the affair: p. II. MacDon-
aid. chairman; James Smith, H. e.
Smith, e. J.. Macdonald and Arnold
Price, Professor Guttman will fur
nish the music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19

PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL
CLUB MEETS TONIGHT

The December meeting of the
Progressive School Club, of Pleasant
Plains, will be held in the assembly
hall OF the school tonight at 8
o'clock. The program will include
the operetta, THE Toy Shop" that
was given at the Prince Bay Union
church Friday night. Besides this
there will be some vocal and instru-
mental music. President William
II. Porter will preside and welcome
the guests. It is expected that a
large turnout of the members will
be see at this time as the meeting
is the last one OF the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
a YEAR acc TODAY

Senator George 8. SiIzer in q
speech rendered in Woodbridge, de-
clared himself for the selection of
James ID. MARITIME as United States
senator.
The city Council suggested that
two watchmen or an electric bell
be placed at Smith street crossing
OF the Central railroad to warn
pedestrians.
Albert Boilschwei1er, then mayor
0f this city, reported to the Council
concerning his attendance at the
waterways congress In Washington.
G.. G. Sibiey resigned from the
Board of Health.
A tuberculosis exhibit. which won
! much success was closed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
vfsIroRs Ar MT. LoRETTO.

Several hundred visitors yer at
the Mission OF the Immaculate yir-
gin, MT. Loretto, Sunday on the oc-
casion Of the monthly visiting day
at the institution. This being the
Sunday before Christmas an unusual
number came down At this time and
wers laden down with toys and other
things for those near to them who
are ct the institution. The special
train from st. George to the grounds
carried the many visitors from
City. They returned home again
about / o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19
CHRrsTMAs MONEY FOR co,

CHRISTMAS MONEY FOR Oops
In order to provide the patrol
men of the city OF New York with
Christmas money, Commissioner
Waldo yesterday gave each officer
IN the department a half months
salary. The checks arrived at the
9eth precinct station, Tottenville.
Yesterday afternoon and all are now
wearing a broad smile. The regular
check will come the irst of the
month as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-19

You can get q Joke Book FREE
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Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-30
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given that the tax books of the town of Iditarod, Alaska have been delivered to the undersigned, municipal treasurer of the said town of Iditarod, for tho collection of taxes thereon, and that the undersigned will accept the payment of taxes at the Miners X Merchants Bank at IditarOd, Alaska, ca any day, except Sundays and legal holidays, between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and , o'clock pm. A rebate of 10 per cent. will be allowed on all taxes paid prior to February l, 1912. E. c. LINDBERG.
 Municipal Treasurer.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-12-30
DOUBLE FUNERAL,

A solemn company of men and women filled the Smith undertaker's parlors Thursday afternoon at the double fu- neral of David J. Cochrane and William SaiIes. A male quartet, consisting of Messrs. Kemp, Moses, Garcken and Wood, with Mrs. Maher at the organ, sang appropriate hymns.
 Dr. s. Hall Young conducted the services and spoke teelingly of the good qualities of the men who had met such sad fate, and of the immortality of such qualities, and pressed home a solemn warning against the inordinate use of intoxicants, which he declares has been the cause of vast majority