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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13
LODGE PLANS
ELABORATELY

The Old Fellows are making
elaborate preparations for the
consolidation OF the Genoa and
Gardnerville lodge which is to
take place here on Saturday eve
ming, October 2lst. The officers of
the grand lodge will bel present 10
weld the link that will Join the
two lodges as one. After the cere-
monies II banquet will take place
mt the East Fork hotel and in this
part of the program the Odd Fell
lows will be joined by their wives,
sweetwearts, and families.
Ia the consolidation of these Two
lodges there is interw, ven tinge
uf sadness by lmenbers Of both
branches. Genoa lodge is one OF
the oldest in he state and during
its lie did untold good in promo
noting the principles of Odd Fel-
lowship. This, however, is known
only 10 members, as the good done
10y this order is not made public.
The members of Genoa lodge are
scattered over the western states,
hard Y enough members now live
in denoa to hold a meeting al
though their membership is over
thirty. To add to their misfortune
a fire destroyed their hall and
Lodge equipment. This was the
CLIMAX to what was once "a prosper
Gus lodge.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13

ties are now to be had by the COM
pletion of the Copper Belt road to
the Ludwig mine. This, with the
new Mason Valley smelter but a
short distance away, offers posi-
bilities to Buekskin mine operators
that was not even thought OF
eighteen months ago. Another
advent that means a great deal
to Buckskin is electric power which
will greatly reduce the expense of
mine operations and make possl BILE
the handling of low grade ore at
profit.
Others who own property at
Buckskin are jubliant over the
fact of the renewed activity on the
Kennedy property.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13
Road Completed.

Grant Merrill, live wire of Al
pine county, and whose efforts had
much to do with passage of the
high way appropriation bill fo-
that county, informed this paper
that the road from Hope Valley
to Lake Valley is now completed
and open to travel, automobiles
included.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13
Notice to Odd Fellows.

Notice is hereby given that the
meeting for consolidating the
Genoa |. o. O. F. lodge No. Is
with Gardnerville Lodge |. o. O..
F. lodge No. 36, will be held on
Saturday evening, October 9th.
All members are requested to be
present. C. JEssEN, Noble Grand.
e. BoKELMAN, Secretary.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13
Big Shipment of Honey.

A carload OF honey was shipped
from Minden this week. A portion
OF the honey came from Antelope
while the rest of the shipment WAS
from the apiaries of this Valley.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13
Card of ThaLkS.

We wish to thank our friends
ard neighbors for the kind assist
hnce and words OF sympathy tend
er, d during our recent bereave-
ment.
NRs. =. Y. LUNDERGRkEN
AND FAMILY.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13
BO Gus Checks.

\ Young man, whose name L.
withheld for hi- own good, passed
$50 worth OF bosu, checks here
III week, aud it was only thru
friends, who mad go vi the AMOUNT
tia, he WAS saved from prison.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13

Hot air can make n balloon go a long
wav, but it cannot make it stay there.
Sooner or later you will buy worlds
standard De Laval cream separator
and Kewanee pumping plant, which
can be made to work automatically
ther by electric motor or gasoline
engine. q. L. Jones, agent.
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Pay up your subscription.
A Girl.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Dangbelg
were presented with baby girl
yesterday
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13

Mrs. A. p. McCollum of Murphy,
Cal, arrived yesterday on visit to
relatives in the valley.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1911-10-13

Advertise in the Recori-Courer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
SCHOOL GIRLS
PLAYING BALL

Tottenville. Feb. 4.-Basketball
playing by school girls Is becoming
very popular ~hereabouts. TWO sucn
games have been booked for next
week. These meetings. are awaited
-with~intcrest. In the first, on Mon
day night, the Curtiss high school
girls outfit will clash with the Cath
Ollie parochial school girls Ave
| Later in the week the Gatnqtia Daro
| chtal school team Will onx1nse TIL
girls fve OF pubic school No. / D
this place.
Boys basketball teams played two
good games on the Catholic a1dfto-
rum court here Tnursday night. IN
the main attraction the Baptist
Brotherhood senior team debated
the Catholic clubs team by o score
of ~ to "a. In the preliminary con-
test the Baptist Junior aggregation
likewise trounced the Catholic sec
onds by q score of 81 to "A. The
coincidence Of both Baptist teams
winning thy the same scores, caused
some comment.
NL-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
TAKE THE
VICTORY FROM BAYONNE
Third Time Fast Professional Team
Has Won This City--Passing and
Shooting Great Features.

The Columbia basketball team, OF
Elizabeth, now known as the Audi
forum five, scored its third consecu-
tive victory In this city last night In
defeating the Bayonne Lyceums by a
score OF AZ to 81. The game was
pronounced by spectators to be the
best ever Witnessed IN this city. The
work of both teams al almost every
stage OF the game was exceptional.
Never before had such passing and
basket-shooting been witnessed on
this court and as a whole the work
OF both teams outclassed that ever
attempted by a team on the Audi
torium court.
The Bayonne-Lyceum is the first
team to give the Elizabeth squad SO
hard a tussle on a local court. Their
first two victories were secured with
comparatively little effort, but last
night they were compelled to travel
at a faster clip and the result
pleased the large crowd of specta-
tors on hand.
The contest was exceptionally
fast. At passing the Bayonne men,
bers were demons, while both teams
made shots that thrilled the speeta-
tors. Baskets were shot from near
the centre of the big court and from
the side almost on a line with the
basket and near the of the
court. all of which drew rounds of
applause. Peculiarly enough most
of the long distance shots were
clean, as the sphere almost in each
of them passed through the net
without touching the ring support
ing 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
r. A. III. S. TRIM
PATERSON HIGH
Visitors Ire Overwhelmed BY Local School Team In Au-
ditorium Yesterday Afternoon--Score Wass41 to 20 :
Paterson Played Rather Roughly and Made II Fouls.

Auditorium court, the ball ha7fug
been thrown across three-fourths OF
the floor and going clean through
the basket.
Bernard Doe Feldman ref
creed the game In faultless style,
although several outsiders. wko are
said to be sports" found cause I'd
hiss him. 1t was the first time that
kissing had been heard at q high
school game. 1t Is a rather un-
sportsmanlike action. The score and
lfneups
p. A. III. s.. Paterson Hfe13.
Mccormick 80. Hermann (captAin1
right forward
fsoessier -........-.t....s Gibson
left forward
Mitchell
centre
Burns (captain).. .Izenberg, Weeks
right guard
Alien newell
left guard
Goals from field: Hermann. &
ellison, 2; Izenberg, i; Newell. n
Mccormick, A; Roessler, 81:
Schwartz, 8; Allen, i. Burns. 4.
Goals from fouls: Hermann.
Roessler, /. Time Of halves, If
teen minutes. Timekeeper, Russell
Woglom. Referee, Feldman.
The P. A. H. S. boys will play next
Friday in the Auditorium, Saturday
in Bayonne and Monday, the 18th, In
the Auditorium. Friday they clash
with the Battin high school Ave, of
Elizabeth. Saturday with Bayonn4
high, who claim the New JERSEY
state championship, and Monday
with the crack HasbroHck Institute
quintet, of Jersey City. In all the
games the local boys will have hard
ttussles, especially in the game with
Bayonne, In which the crimson and
white wearers will attempt to WEISS.
tie the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anA
North Jersaxlt~s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
DANIELS RETIREMENT.
sHuman Fish" Says He VIII Not Be-
Member of Next Olympic Team.


The competitive field is soon to lose
@. NJ. Daniels, the champion swimmer,
of the New York Athletic club. And
this time 1t Is no idle rumor. The
great swimmer himself vouchsafed the
information before the race-for the
220 yard metropolitan title recently,
and he added that he would not be a
member of the American Olympic
team in 1912. The news as a
sad blow, for il ever an athlete was
qualified to represent his country and
to hold its honor In an international
contest Daniels is the man.
Possessed Of sprinting speed the like
Of which the world has never known,
able always TO do a little better than
his best when the occasion required
and blessed with nerve and grit, he
has been the ideal of the successful
competitor and one upon whom one
could always rely. His loss will be
nreparable. for. Though other and
younger men are fast developing, It
will be hard, II not Impossible, to find
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

Perth Amboy high school over
whelmed the quintet of Paterson
high yesterday afternoon in the Au-
dttorium, by the score of 41-2G.
The game was witnessed by many
students. members of the faculty
and other fans who followed the
local ave. The boys from Paterson
played a rather rough game, making
seventeen fouls, to the locals seven.
They held, pushed and dribbed, but
each time were caught by the ref
cree, and a howl usually went up.
Before the game the Paterson cap
tain, Hermann, wanted the frst half
to be played under amateur rules,
while the second under professional,
bnt as the local FIVE never played
under pro rules, the visitors could
not be accommodated. Two of the
Paterson players, Hermann and Gill
son, played on the fast Columbia
team, that the Y. NJ. H. A., of this
city, defeated In the Auditorium
about two months ago.
A foul was called on the locals
several seconds after the whistle
blew for the opening of the frat
AdAi. AttAoOA maui Az Dut AhQLdtil
Burns followed with a fancy one and
excitement a at It's height. The
locals began to gradually draw away
from the visitors, until the score at
the intermission was PIT.
The Paterson boys played a bet
ter game In the second, but were
not able to check the boys who wear
the crimson and the white. The
team In general played a better
game than it has ever this season,
practice held Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday having a big effect on
the players. Mccormick, Roessler
and Schwartz played q classy game,
all of them making several clever
shots. Hermann and Newell starred
for the Paterson lads, each making
two of the best shots yet seen on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
RIVERSIDES TO
PLAY TONIGHT
Clash In Auditorium With
Woodbridge Junior Five.

A fast game will be played In the
Auditorium tonight when the River
sides, of this city, clash with an All
Star Junior Five, OF Woodbridge.
The Riyersides, who have cleaned up
everything In the junior line In this
city, are a snappy aggregation and
expect a hard game from the Wood
bridge lads, who will be composed
of Woodbridge A. A, Woodbridge
high school and Kingwood second
players.
Such stars as Fee, center, and
Potter, forward, will be seen in the
lineups. The local five will line up
as follows: McCreery and Davis,
forwards; Burns, centre; Macan and
Sehantz, guards. The game will
start at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

Next season the grand circuit will
not have as easy sailing as it has had
In the past, for a new trottfng circuit
has been formed here, known as the
great central circuit, and has selected
the same cities for some of Its meets
as used by the veteran body. Four
hundred and fifty thousand dollars In
purses will be offered by the new
body.
The reason for forming the new cir
cult Ia because of the fight between
Lexington and Columbus In regard TO
the dates awarded by the grand circuit
stewards at their annual meeting.
The dates given Columbus d%ovetail-
ed into those claimed by Lexington.
and when the latter refused to change
or become a member Of the grand cir
cult the Columbus association decided
to declare war on the parenf body.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
PURITANS BEAT
CATHOLIC CLUB

The Puritan A. G. basketball
team defeated the Catholic Club
five, of New Brunswick, by a score
of IL to 8 in a rough and exciting
contest in Kozusko's hall last night.
Matters waxed very, warm In the sec
ond half in which the home club
held their opponents while they
scored, winning out by a margin of
but three points.
In the beginning the going was
fast and exciting. The teams bait
tied hard against one another, each
trying to secure the upper hand.
The visitors advanced ahead of the
Puritans In this part of the game
and led by a score of s to 3 at the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
WANT u. S. TO AID CHINA.
Plans Being Considered 20 Take Part
la Effort 70 Control PLAQUE.

Plans Being Considered 10 Take Part
la Effort TO Control Plague.
Washington, Feb, 4.APlans are be-
ing considered by the public health
and marine hospital service to have
the United States take part in the eff
fort to control the plague In China.
1t Is probable that a surgeon OF the
service win be sent to China within a
short time, although no decision has
been reached as yet. 1t Is said that
the United States probably will co.
operate through the state department
with the other nations which have
spheres or ~infuenceT In China to
stamp out or control the plague.
It is pointed out that there Is & near
precedent for such action IN the work
undertaken by this government In
Cuba to put an end to the scourge of
yellow fever.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
LIVE L, $3.50 TIPS

According to reports In local
sporting circles Edward Preston, the
South Amboy runner, has offered to
wager 500 that he can beat David
Halbert, Of this city, in any kind Of
a running race from two to five
miles. Both have appeared in num-
erous races in the Auditorium and
have always made about the best
showing In the events. Halbert has
represented the Peerless A. G. while
running in the Auditorium and has
won a number of medals. He has
competed in various distances and
claims to be a runner for any dis
tance up to the hye-mile class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
CHARLES NJ, DANIELS, WHO VIII QUIT
y COMPETITIVE ELL

another swimmer able to give his wash
TO all corners at any distance from
fifty yards to one mile.
And there is small hope of persuad-
ing the champion to change his mind,
Growing business interests and the
care of a family take up so much Of
his time snatrit is impossible for him
to train properly, and he wisely con
tends that IL is no use trying to dc
anything unless one can do 1t In the
right way.
For the race which he Won by a
scant margin from James Reilly IN
New York recently he had absolutely
no preparation, and he realizes that
the day has passed when he can expect
to beat his rivals without training.
Newcomers are improving so rapidly
that even he must be at his best to
win, and one must commend his de-
eision In retiring at the zenith OF bis
career, much as ali win regret bis loss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
General Markets.

BUTTER-Firm on top grades; receipts,
Sis packages.
enthusiastically; receipts, 2,2S6 boxes.
EGGS-Stronger; receipts, 10.509 cases;
fresh gathered. frsts, per dozen. 21sAc
seconds. i9azc.; refrigerator, flrsts. Ice.
seconds. 14al5c.; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby, hennery. white. SOas5c.; brown. 2sa
2ssAc. gathered. white. s0aSlc.; brown. al
a22itAc.
POTATOEs-Easfer.
HAY AND sTRAW-Weak.
LIVE P0uLTRY-Firm.
DRESSED PoULTRT-Generafiy weak
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

When activity had reached its
height there was some holding and
Referee Mulchahey called fouls for
what he termed running with the
ball" Some Of the players and
spectators took exception to his
ruling, as If the teams vera playing
under professional rules, as they
were supposed to, many of the
fouls he called could hardly be
termed as fouls.
Next Friday or Saturday night
the Auditorium five will go up
against a fast New York aggrega-
ton, probably the celebrated Trinity
FIVE. The lineups and score last
night:
Auditorium Five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
COUNTY SEAT
PLAY I. A. c.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
TottenVille, Feb. 4.-Tonight the
Catholic Club five, of New Bruins
wick, will be here to share courts
with the Tottenyille A. C. quintette
in K. of P. hall. The T. A. C. man
ager believes he has booked an at
traction that will please in arrang-
ing to have this Jersey team appear
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
ARREST z FOR MURDER OF z
Italians Accused of Holding Up Pay.
master Last September.

New York. Feb. 1.-TWO italians
whom the police accuse OF the murder
or Denton Fowler, third assistant pay
master Of the Atlas Building Material
company, and his negro driver, George
Ragsdale. nsaF Hudson. n, K, Sept 3,
were arrested In Brooklyn. Detective
@rEao said that he expected to have
Ae third OF the three men the police
have been looking for Id connection
with the case. another Italian within
. very few hours.
Tia nsa arrested gavs their nanaea
as Paplne Cayarstsa ana Giuseppe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
BANDIT RoBs FOR SICK WIFE.
Holds Up Poor Station Agent and
Takes S14 Away From Her.

Takes $14 Away From Her.
New York, Feb. 4.-The woman sta
ton agent at the Tompkins avenue
station Of the Elevated line In Brook
lyn was held up by a masked man
and robbed of S14. Mrs. Julia Schwar-
ger, thirty-fve years old, a widow,
who lives with her father, was the
victim. The man approached the win.
dow just after a train had left the
station and pointed a revolver at her.
s"This is loaded" he said. Il have a
sick wife at home, and / want you to
hand over all the money you have
there
She had q large pile of small change
before her. out Of which she had count,
ed SD, and pushed it aside. He present
ed his little bag and she poured this
In it. Then he backed away and down
the steps. keeping her covered with his
revolver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

n Of the 6rst half Play mas@ra-
sumed more furiously than before at
the opening of the second stanza.
At times the contest became rough
and excitement reigned supreme.
The lineups:s
Puritan A. @. Catholic Club
w. Egan ..,.... Cerreghino
right forward
70. johnson ..s.. Tenneson
left forward
F. Sullivan Larkins
cantre
John Deegan Hayes
right guard
Jos. Deegan 49,. Harding
left guard
Referee, James j. Quinlan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
DIX ANXIOUS OVER DEAnLors
Recognizes Effect It VIII Have on Par
ty In Future-Vota Unchanued

-
ty In Future-Vots Unchanged.
Albany, N. Y, Feb. 4.-There were
but 4S of the POI members of the leg
islature to go through the formality of
voting for United States senator on
the fifteenth ballot Of the Joint assem-
bly,. Practically all of the absentees
were paired. The vote was us fol-
lows:
Sheehan, ID; Depew, II; Herman, 8;
Shepard. Z; Glynn, 3; Littleton. 2;
0'Brien, 2; Taylor, /.
Governor Dix had long talks with
William f. Sheehan, Senator Roose-
welt. chairman Of the Democratic state
committee. Charles Murphy, John FL.
McCooey and many others. Governor
Dix. 1t was stated. recognizes the gray
ity of the situation and the effect of
the deadlock upon the future Of the
Democratic party in the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

sTes remarkable how often a woman
changes her mind"
"oh. not alwaysl There's n ides
every woman gets that she never
changes"
whats that?v
4sThe idea that she's nzettyFs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
CENTURY A. C.
LOSES THREE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
T~ottenville, Feb. 4:-The Aque-
honga A. G. second bowling team
again took three straight games
from the Century A. c., of Keyport,
last night. This time the teams met
on the Aquehongas alleys in this
place. Refreshments were served
after the games, when the visitors
were the guests of the Aquehonga
bowlers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
GRAND CIRCUIT NOW HAS
OPPOSITION IN TROTTlNG
Nav Body Called Great Central Circuit
and offsrs $4so,Ooo In Purses.
DATES ANNOUNCED az NEW
TRoTTlNG CIRCUIT.

Idianapolis, July 10 to is.
Grand Rapids, July IT to %
Kalamazoo, July "a to 20.
Detroit, July 81 to Aug. S.
Cleveland. Aug. z to IL.
Columbus, Aug. IA to 20.
Joliet, Aug. % to Sept. 2.
Indianapolis, Sept. 4 to 8.
Milwaukee, Sept. II to 10.
Detroit (fair), Sept. IS to %.
Columbus, Sept. 25 to so.
Lexington, Oct. 5 to IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
Fire Destroy 4 R~ockessller House

TarytoEn, n. Y, FEB. e-John D.
Rockefeller has lost another house by
IRE. A defective nue In the chimney
started the blaze. The Rockefeller fire
brigade. assisted by q local company
san To- tha scene bus the house waa
10 far gone that e was decided to let
it burn. As The house wms gnlly b.
cured Mr.. Rockefeller VIII lose moth
zrzw
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
Auditorium Five.
Onne-Lyceums
10

Total number Of fouls called on
the Auditorium five, 10; on the Bay
onne-Lyceums, 9. Referee, Van
Mulchahey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

An anchor TO windward-an "a. Ia
TIA EVENING NEWA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
PALM BEACH MOTOR RACES.
Seventh ANNUAL Regatta to BE Held
March IA to II.

March IA to II.
The Palm Beach Power Boat asso-
citation has decided upon March II, Is,
16 and II as the days for holding their
seventh annual regatta for high speed
motorhoats and offers for each race of
the regatta a suitable prize, in addi-
ton to the special prizes for the en-
iurance race, the speed record ace
and the contest for Florida designed
and constructed boats. The endurance
race. which has become a classic, viii
be held on Friday, March II, and there
viii be many starters for the coveted
Palm Beach grand prize Of $500.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

0raduats Coaching At syraeuas-
Syracuse university may adopt grad
uate system Of football coaching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
ALMANAC FCR THE WmEN
An Ardent Wooer.

An AFdent WooeF.
Washington twho IL taking his leaveJ
1t seems to me, Miss Morleigh.
] have fawgotten something. Aw-
let me e Miss MorleighYour gloves,
perhapsf Mashington-Oh, mol Now
I ~wemembah. Aw-wiil you mawwy
mef
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04

LaIoie'- Great Batting Record.
In the fourteen years Larry LsaJoie
has played In the big show he has
batted under 800 only twice
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-04
AURORAS AND
The AMlCTIAS
Next Round Monday Night
--Score of Games.
Ipeotal to tae EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWG
Pleasant Plains. Feb. 4.-In the
pext round of games of the indiyid-
ual, two and three man series OF the
All Staten Island Bowling League
to- be held here Monday night. the
Aurora Bowling Club will go up
against the Amicitia Association
pinknights. A c~rackerjack line OF
contests are expected. Each side is
awaiting most anxiously the time OF
the games, for each is after the 9TH
err with about an equal amount OF
determination.
The series r attracting wide at
tention among the bOWlers through
out the island. This was demon
strated in the last round of games at
S~tapleton Thursday night. The
Mariners Harbor crowd on that oc-
casion put one over on the Richmond
Borough No. 3 aggregation. The
scores of those games follow;