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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
|MARIONS WILL
TRY NEPTUNES
in South Amboy
Tonight Another Game.

hard proposition tonight when they
cross the county bridge and play the
Neptunes. of South Amboy, in Col
umbia hall. 1t will be a game full
OF thrills, for the Marions are fresh
from last nights victory over the
Cable Works. The Iroquois, with
McCreery In a forward position. will
play the Neptune Juniors In a pre-
liminary game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
0iKS AND PRINCE T0HS
WILL CLASH TONIGHT

The Oaks and Prineetons will
clash In basketball tonight In Las
kowski's hall, In State street. The
Oaks are going strong and will
prove worthy opponents for the
junior league boys. The Oaks have
booked several other games as we'll.
On Monday night they play the Nep-
tune Juniors, of South Amboy, and
on Thursday night the Peerless.
Both games will be played In the
same hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

ACADEMY FIVE
WILL TRAVEL
Play Friday Night on South
River Court.

The Perth Amboy Academy Will
play at South River Friday night.
The Academy will be represented by
two teams, seniors and juniors, as
the scrubs" of South River are
very DESTROYS of putting one over
on the local boys. The Seniors will
present practically the same lineup
as used by the Riversides in the
City league, save Reynolds at CEN
ter, who will be replaced by Frank
Mccormick. The lineup follows;
Mccormick, G; Burns. Allen, Shants.
g; Davis aud McCreery. t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
sranEr IMPROVEMENT

Notice is hereby given, that, pursu-
ant to resolutions adopted at a regular
meeting of the Council OF the City OF
Perth Anboy, held on the 18th day OF
October. A. ID. 1911, and approved by
the Mayer OF the said City, on the 18th
day of said October; or the first day
Of November, next. at the hour Of ten
o'clock III the forenoon. OF as o
thereafter as the Curt viii hear the
same, application will be made by the
OF the City of Perth Anlboy. to
tise Court oil Common Fteas or the
County of MiddleBexs In the State OF
New Jersey. at the Court House, In
the City OF New BrunsHfeE, for the
appointment of three d5sinlerasted per-
aoas. freehqIders and residents OF the
said City OF Perth Anaboy, as Commas
sIoners to estimate ana aasass the
benefits to property by reason OF the
improvements made by paving the fol-
lowing streets or portions thereof. In
said City.
/. Smith street. from High Street 70
State Street. with asphalt blocks
2. Park Avenue from New Brnne-
wick Avenue to Bread Street. with
EistsIsfhie Paving material
8 Barracks Street, with Hi<ulitzsfo
Paving material
New street. With Estullthla Pay
zng material
& 0sK street. gresa Market Senees
IL @HfIth Stse*A With @apkMsf &foH1SH
DasNE PNztis AkaUa1s ~ = kfe4pEs4F
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
PURITANS To
OPEN SEASON
Play First Same Tonight
With SayreviIIe A. A.

All eyes will be on the Puritan A..
Q. tonight when they open their bas-
hetball season with a contest with
b ~Sayreyille A. A. in Kozusko's
hall, Hall avenue and Catherine
street. The Puritans won the city
championship last year and their
strength for this season will be. in
reality. determined by their show
ing tonight against the crack Sayre-
vile outfit. Dancing will be enjoy
ed before and after the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

ed the verdict. To the enthusiasts
there Is much satisfaction In that
glorious stand the Penn team made
within inches of the goal line when
they held Brown for downs and boot
ed the ball out of danger. While
the Penn coaches do not want to
have a. one man team and have not
az a matter of fact, 1t Is nevertheless
true that Captain Mercer has been q
rfg factor ehfr soasea-fn~runnkrs
back punts and againing ground by
long end runs. 1t was almost impos-
sible for Mercer or the other speedy
backs to get started in the recent
game with Brown, and to that may
be attributed Penn's defeat, or at
least her inability to score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
CURTIS HIGH
ANNEX LOSE
School No. | of Tot
tenvilIe is Victor.
s,ssssI 10 dc svsxINa nEwa.

Tottenvilie, Oct. 25.-The Curtis
High School Annex los to the Pub
lie school No. / five yesterday after
moo by the score of 4S to 50. AS
the shows, both teams had
their eyes ON the baskets. Mr.. Boyd
refereed and Mr.. Robbins offfciated
as time keeper. Two twenty min
ute halves were played. The line
ups: No. BALLET, c; McHose,
Gray. Fountain. {; Brown and
Slaight, &. High school-LaForge.
C; Copeland and Lehman, f.; Ben
ming and Mccormick. g..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
MANAGERS OF JUNIOR
LEAGUE WILL CONVENE

The Junior league basketball nam
ayers are urged to attend an Inn
portant meeting OF the league In the
Auditorium Friday night before tina
Peerless Princeton game. The suh-
ject of changing the Sunday prae-
tice hour will be discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
ROBERTS WILL
BATTLE ATT ROSEBANK

Young Roberts, who fought at the
shows OF the Lotus club. In this
city, on several occasions, will take
on Young Kelley, Of stapleton, s.
T., in a ten round star bout satur-
day night at Liberal A, c., s.. l.
Roberts is from Rossbank ana e
managed by John Boss. OF Totem
Vile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
I. A. G. WILL TACKLE
FAST TEAM TONIGHT
Special 70 sAg pwa

Tottenville, Oct. 25.-Manager
Kreischer and his charges will pack
bag and baggage and journey to
New Brunswick tonight. where thew
eiasn with the Catholic Club In Col
umbia hall. 1t will be the first
game for the T. A. G., but everybody
around here Is confident of o rum
away match Final arrangements
have been made for the entertain
ment OF the Riversides, OF Perth
Analogy, on November 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
JoHNsToNn sraEEr SEWER.

Notice Is hereby given, that, pursu-
ant to a resolution adopted by the
Council of the city of Perth Arnboy,
October 18th, A. ID. 1911, and approved
by the Mayor OF said City, October
18th, A. D. 1911; the Council of the
City of Perth Amboy aforesaid, In the
County of Midd1esex and State of New
Jersey, on the first day OF November.
next, at the -FOUR of ten o'clock in the
forenoon, or rs soon thereafter al the
Court will hear the am at the Court
House. in the City of New Brunswick,
IN the sail County or Middlesex, will
apply to the Circuit Court of the said
County. wherein the City of Perth Am
boy is situate, for the appointment of
three disinterested persons, who shall
be freeholders and residents OF the
said City of Perth Amboy, as Commits
sioners to estimate and assess the
benefits TO aay lands and real estate
benefited by eaSoH OF the oonstrue-
ton OF the new In tombstone
Street, from Neville Street to Hall
Avenue. In the said City Of Perth Ann
boy.
Dated Perth Amboy, N. T., October
10. A. d. 1911.
WILBUR LA ROE.
i42s 1920. IL. "a. al 25. 2g . al. ses31
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
School Sports

Five cents for two basketball
games. Six double headers for q
quarter. Tickets are being sold now
by Manager Boughton.
The first game will probably be
played by the girls. The u setter
will find the boys in action.
Playing baseball in the e Of
the high school is wholly forbidden.
Friday night at South River, the
Perth Anbey Academy team viii
have q lineup net unknown to GRIM
son and white basketball fans"
Mccormick II play center. Scott
Burns II, guard: Schantz, IA,
guard; McCreery and Davis for
wards.
Some fine chess tournaments will
soon be enjoyed by members of the
senior class. "Sloby" claims there
are q goodly number already enroll
cd as members of the chess club.
.
RlBAStDHA QtdGtkEb HhS A9iu ny
the boys Monday afternoon, and for
the first time in several weeks,
more than two teams were on hand
for practice. Several regulars"
on hand.
The Junior class team will present
the would have been" varsity
team. MeCreery and Davis. for-
wards: G~oIdberger, center; Kop1o-
witg, guard. The other guard may
be Koons,
Getting the New York-Athietie
baseball scores as early as 1880 p.
N. Is an advantage OF the high
school students, which no other
school has. The etudeats can look
over the EVENING NEWS bulletins
from their class ooms and see the
scores OF the first few innings OF sv-
sry game. before time Of dismissal.
Barringsr high school, East Or
angs II. S., Montclair II. S. Rutgers
Prep. and Stevens Prep. have form
ed a New JeTaey Inter-Seholastic
Athletic Association. The Sight for
basketball championship Of the
league cams Will be started jan
uary 18th.
The Arsf attraction of the league
Will IN laa8a at New B~glsnswieks
Rufass Prep. Esat Orstnea f5sh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
RICHMOND TO PLAY
HUCUENOT on SUNDAY
sssosal 10 tao sVEufaGNBws.

EF5BEIE 10 LHE AZ Y ~ zF1f4 K0M n @574E@
Huguenots Oct. 2b:-The Rich-
mond II. G. will play baseball here
Sunday afternoon for q fair sized
side bet. The game has been post
poned for two weeks owing to In
clement weather. Each team haa
won c game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

Given by victors in Senior
League Contest--Y. M. H. A. Jrs.
Down the Monitors 20 to a.

Smith, Hickey ,...,. Belts, Sarokin
forwards
Muliigan, Mullen. r.. Macan, Musolf
guards
Field goldsmith (2), Hickey
(3), Schwartz (5), Belts ca, r..
Macan ca. Foul goals-Schwartz
(2), r. Macan ca.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25
PROPOSALS..
For Disseminating and Renewing Hsx-
fx0ntal Duplex Fu1npy for the Beard
OF Wafer CoxsHaisHAsSterss Perth
A MINK Neax Iermex

Fer DtAconncGtfnK and E8<En0vlnx Her
OF Water Commissioners Perth
Amboy, New Jersey.
Bids will be received at the City
m. November LAT. ISL. for the dis.
connecting and removing of a HorI-
situated at Runyen. N. r. together
it's present location In old pump house
to new structure. d distance OF Zoe
feet more or less and placed ON new
foundation already prepared
This machinery Ia to be properly al
liEned, grouted and hoated down on
Its new foundation. and finished conn
gfneer and Board or Water Commits
sienersg
Thu connections from pump for
steam to main header and extensions
made by the City.
Ane contractor Will be responsible
for breakage of any part OF the APP
listing obstructions in the performance
of this work must be satisfactorily
pat 10 rights.
tract will be allowed to coInpIete this
work, and any WORK n % finished at
the expiration Of tnaf time will be
taken IN charge by the City and per-
formed by thsxa. the same to be-
charged againss contract prlcs.
Ali bids must ne accompanies by 9
clieQue TOR $4,000 drawn to
khs orasr sf slss ely Trs2 = saa a. ,,,,s.
be Eeaatrea fresu the successful bidder
Inc she fastlasu1 performances ex this
IHe naaxa 0f WISER Cousszfwasenars
r@Naxvs Eks TIeH3 10 s@5spt umT or @1a
{ 81 ma$ l#3k sssTs 3a# inteEssts
81 j A.Szzz Xax3H8&r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

The Arst attraction of the league
wAEI hs lae3a a6 New Brlsnswaek.
xufsass Prep. Haat Orstnaa 1sh
nUa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-25

xpHsil ana Il II sha ~
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
VALUABLE SET OF BOOKS.
Old Time Encyclopedia Added 70
Shelves of Library.

Old Time Encyclopedia Added TO
Shelves of Library.
Mrs j. T.. Edwards of Houghton has
lent to the Houghton public library
two very valuable sets Of books on en-
gineering and mechanics which were
placed on the shelves Of the library
today The books are very old and
this constitutes their chief value, hay
ing been published in 1895 and 1898.
one of the sets is Heberts Encyclo-
pedia, published IN 1895 in England,
which Is a treatise on engineering and
mechanics and shows the advance i'm
mechanics since tho early nineteenth
century, being especially valuable as
"a history.
The other set is in nine large vol
umes and is called the British Ency-
clopedia ON Arts ana Sciences. This
is a treatise ON the various branches
of natural and experimental philoso-
ply and was published IN 1885 10y Par
tington in London. The quaint wood
cuts In the books. the yellow leaves,
the diapidated covers and other stains
OF time have made the books appear
like pieces Of ancient history. They
are highly appreciated by Miss WHARF
and are sure to be objects of interest
To patrons OF the library
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
is DESIGNING eUAeE.
Stone for 6reakwater Contract to be
Measured by Displacement.

Supt George IA. Banks OF the Por-
tage Lake ship Canals is at present
engaged I'm designing a guage for esti-
mating the weight of scowload of
stone such as will be hauled from the
quarry az Keweenaw Point by Powell
4 Mitchell of Marquette. contractors
for the placing of riprap AT the base
of the upper breakwater piers. The
stone is TO be measured by its water
displacement and the method of arrlv-
ing at this win undoubtedly be of in
terest 20 laymen. Following is the
language OF the government specihca-
lions on this point
'"rhe riprap viii be paid for by the
ton of 1000 pounds in place in the
work. The weight Of a load OF rock
will be determined by water displace-
ment. allowing G2ia pounds for one GU
bic foot Of water.
"The scow or barge carrying rock
must be OF such model as can accur-
ately be gagged by displacement. The
gauging and marking of tonnage scales
will be done by this Office. and the
contractor viii take the barge into
quiet water. and provide such facili-
ties as may be required -Four scales
viii be placed on each scow, two on
each side Each scale win be placed
a distance from the middle OF the load
water line equal to 81 per cent of the
half-length of the load water line The
mean reading of the four gauges will
be used. The NJ. $. Inspector will read
the gauges for each load and the scow
must be pumped free Of water each
time. The gauges will also be read oc-
casionally after discharge of load. The
difference between the reading Of load
cd and empty will give weight of rock.
1t may be necessary for the contractor
to take the scow into quiet water, i'm
rough weather, in order to get n fair
reading. Lightcragc or transfer crew
or heavy articles, will not be permit
ted until final gauge readings are
taken
Instead Of the outside tonnage
scales the contractor may, If he prefer,
tit his scows with two gauges or water
glasses inside the hull, below deck and
over the keel or middle fine, each of
which might consist simply of a heavy
straight glass tube for a stand pipe
| long enough to reach past the load and
| light water lines. the lower end con-
Inected with a short iron pipe pass
| ing through the bottom of the hull and
providing with a shut-on, the upper
/ end open: or II might be similar to the
water glass OF steam boiler, only
| longer, and attached To an iron stand
! pipe. Tonnage marks 10 be placed
alongside on a strip Of board"
MIR. Banks is now designing such a
gauge and one of the scows which viii
be used i'm the contract is now being
fitted up at the Cro2e yards. The con-
tract must be commenced as soon as
navigation opens and the scow will
then be taken to Marquette TO be
equipped with a derrick
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
SYNOPSIS.

clinton Verran. a traveller. hears from
'.ustapha OF "A mysterious country BEYOND
the Caucasian range. They are carried
by an avalanche into this mysterious
country. Mustapha Is killed. and NerraI
is captured by Captain Organ.
organ serves the KING or prusseniand
who is AZ war withIs7 rincsss Darla. whose
soldiers capture O'Ttyan and Nerran. Yer
rail- meets the princess. who IS beautif'''
Prompted NJ O'Ryan. Nerrah claims 70
be the expected knight Of the Silver star,
who is to aid the princess and find great
treasure. verrall discovers an enerny ="
Count vasca-
Killing prisoners is custom In Drus-
senland Verral is accepted as the knight
Vasca lots to defeat him In lance tour
nament.F Orussenlands people have pro-
crossed no further than the time OF the
crusades.
Verran challenges Vasca. Darla gives
Verrall her handkerchief as n token. YER
rail- unhorses the count and wins. The
kings forces attaclT. Daras army, led
by Vasca, drives the kings forces to
Yadasara Nerrall suspects Nasca OF
treacnery.
VERBAL. piqued by Daria's Indifference,
courts Lady Aldrida. Ne and she plead
with Daria for the lives OF prisoners.
Verrall ncenses Daria by displaying the
handkerchief.
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Houghton Department

of Hancock who are also grand lodge
officers: r. Hildebrand, +. A. Stellar,
J. Schnitzer William McGann, J. Gott-
leibson. Frank Major, Edgar Rashleigh
Fred stoyle, NJ Trebicock, Frank
Voith, K. r Tracy
supper committce-Alex McDougal.
chairman, r. Schroeder, J. Yelp. W. j..
Opie. p. Snowden. c. Halter $, Potter.
Henry Bravier, Nels Bach. j. t. Nc
Cam, Joe Abel, Charles McGann.
Decoration commissioners Nc
Donald n. Pimstein Louis Noetsch,
10. Levine. r. L. Barrett. Joseph Sci
denfeld.
Music committoe-E. l.. Coombe.
Floor committee-W G. Cole. Paul
Carah. w. IT. Pelmear Ed. Thomas, f..
Eusohe.
The quincy band is so far the only
band hired for tho parade but other
bands win De engaged Klingkammer's
orchestra win furnish music for the
ban which is to follow the dedica-
tion exercises
Tho present officers Of Pilgrim
Lodge. are as follows; Past Grand Ja-
cob Yeip: Noble grand, Alex McDou-
sal; vice grand, Fred Schroeder; re
cording secretary Alfred Snowdon.
financial secretary Paul Carah, treas
urcr, Joseph Schnitzcr. warden, Fred
suowdon; conductor, Horny Graviere;
r.. $. n. c., Walter McVicar; l.. s. y.
O. William r. Pcmear; r. $. V. c.,
sydney Potter J.. S. " c.. Chris Hal
Ter; r. S. s. William J. Opie; L. s s.,
Richard Chappel; inside guard, James
Kenden; outside guard, Conald Hogan
boam; chaplain, Joseph r.. Mccain.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-03-31
SPEAKERS NAMED
FOR DEDICATION
FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR EVENT OF APRIL 20.
VARIOUS COMMITTEES
SELECTED.

Arrangements FOR the dedication of
the Houghton odd Fellows temple on
Sheldon street on April 2G, are fast be-
ing completed and the dedication cer-
emony will be one of The finest ever
held in the upper peninsula. The
speakers OF the dedication were recent
IN selected from the various lodges
who win participate as follows: Hecia
lodge William j Macdonald of Calu-
met: Hancock lodge, Judge Ge'rse O..
Bentley of Hancock: Pilgrim lodge.
Prof. Fred Jefrers OF PainesdlIc.
The grand officers who win particle
pate are Charles Gaushaw. grand mass
ter. of Saginaw: II. W. wilder. grand
secretary, of Lansing; h. L. Mcneil,
grand herald of Paw Paw.
The building is fast nearing CONF
pletion and only the finishing touches
remain The Catchy Virgins comp1-
nv which will occupy the two first
floors and the basement. viii move i'm
10 the building next month The main
lodge room. ante rooms and other
apartment are admirably arranged and
NJ. e. LuIey n CO of Columbus. ohio,
..no have charge of IN, hall furniture
aud ~, other equipment viii com
mrnse installing il al once Furnished
complete. the temple will cost over
g45.o0o
tn, corner stone of the building was
laid october l.. 1910. after Contractor
. 100
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you secretly tonight. My women had
retired before you came, and only
Jasar and the guard have knowledge
of your coming. You will not speak
of it, either. Have you thought of the
consequences to yourself if | save the
lives of these prisonersY
IL have, but l am not afraid"
"The priests clamor for the sacri-
fee. The people clamor for it. You
have had many enemies, Sir YER
rail-, since first you came TO Drussen-
land, but with the priests against you,
and with the priests great mass of
the people, how think you you can
stand? For my councillor in this mat
ter there will be no mercy"
81 have religion, too, your high
ness, and mercy is it's very keystone.
/ were indeed false to my religion
were l not 20 stand up for the lives OF
these prisoners, and as for the danger
to myself, il counts for nothing. Be
sides, these same priests have accepted
me as the expected knight That
should make my person sacred to
them"
even the expected knight will not
he allowed TO break the laws of Drus-
senland with impunity," she said.
But for their own sakes they can
not deny me now. II would rob the
people OF their belief i'm the priests"
"They will not deny you, but they
will seek for means TO correct their
mistake without confusion to them
selves"
"Your highness, it would seem, has
little faith in the priests" l said
gravely.
'Sir Nerrall, | have n spirit within
me which cries out for something
more than legend-why / know not,
except IL be from the teaching OF
Jasar. who is called unorthodox and
would be in sorry plight among his
brethren had he not my protection"
"Your highncss speaks truly" said
Jasar.
"May I not claim the same protec-
tiOnT' I asked.
81 am almost powerless to protect
you. know not how long may have
any poWtI Ut ull. IntIt ult NiihHt WIN
love not woman TO rule, and that
she breaks the laws may be an occa-
sion 10 rise against her II would he
good TO lay aside the golden circle that
stamps me sovereign and be as other
women-always woman and never a
princess"
"That is not well said, your high
ness" said Jasar. you were born to
rule, and your duty lies I'm ruling"
"Ah, let me forget that am more
than woman IL It pleases me-" she
said pctulantly, and then she became
calm again. yours was strange
coming among u.s."
at was indeed strange" | answered.
There Is a reason In legend" she
went on In q dreamy manner. LEG
end is the surface meaning perhaps
OF the deeper truths which lie be
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