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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
RUNNER Gets
SOME PRAISE
D. ". Beckwith Who Showed
Class at Woodbridge.

Nice things are being said Of D.
W. Beckwith, who did the two-mile
run at Woodbridge Saturday in the
fast time Of ten minutes and thirty
six seconds. He also showed class
in the mile relay, running under the
colors of the BelleviIIe c. c., Of
Newark. The following is what the
Newark Evening News had. to say
last night about this promising
plugger:
In Beckwith, Captain John J..
Flanagan has ~corralled for the
Belleville c. c. one of the best quar-
ter-milers among the local club Gin
der path artists. Beckwith ran third
in the Knights games, held at the
Gutenberg motOrdrome, in which
the cracks of the metropolitan dis
trict were entered. At the Wood
bridge games last Saturday the
Belleyille boy showed the~c-loca1
quarter-milers up as a buhJAcu
truck horses, and it was he who
gave the Belleville club relay quar-
tet the lead that enabled them to
finish in front Of the Mohawk team"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
ROOSEVELT VS..
NEWARK TEAM
spectol TO the EVENING NEws.

Manager Bradford, Of the Roose-
welt A. c., has booked a good game
for tomorrow with the Acme A. A..
of Newark. The locals have mel this
bunch before and they fought one
of the hardest battles in the history
Of the nine. The visitors came out
ahead in a thirteen inning contest.
This time the lads from this place
hope to beat them and a lively. tussle
is expected. Andrews will again be
seen in the box. He has been the
principal figure In several victories
and will do the usual work for the
locals tomorrow. The contest is sure
to be a classy one in every particu-
lar and many fans from this section
will witness 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
Fish Tales !

On account of the threatening
weather, no boats went out on the
bay yesterday to try their luck. Inc
rough water and the black clouds
coming up in the west kept everyone
ashore. A large crowd of Anglers is
expected this afternoon and to-mor-
row, the tides being Just right, n
some wonderful catches will no doubt
be reported on Monday morning. Van
Pelt has several boats reserved Tor
parties coming down from Newark
and Plainfield; a number of boats be-
ing reserved at Walters also.
Fishing about Keyport is reported
to be the best in years at this time.
Only shrimp is used for bait and
catches ranging from twenty-five TO
more than a hundred weaks have
been reported the past week. Fish
ermen using boats from Mrs. Nj.
Gross's place, especially report great
luck. Her pavilion is well filled with
pleasure seekers from day to day. A
majority Of these try a hand In fish
ing and those who have been out the
past few days have had their desires
well satisfied. Among the catches
made by parties in boats from Mrs.
Gross's place the past few days are
the following: Mr.. Wagner, of Jer-
sey City, thlrty-four weakfish and
several blueish; Arnie MacLaclatn,
of New York. ~seventy-hve weaks;
Harry Mofftt and a party Of four. 1o4
weaknsh; ]. r. Anysen, Of Nyack,
forty-tWo weaks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
READY,
FOR THE GAME

schenck, All four claim they are
there with the pill either right or
left handed and will take hold of
the game when 1t comes their turn.
John Danher Is the only second
baseman to date and he is working
hard to make good. He can be seen
nightly pacing around a course in
his yard marked by four clothes
poles and they say he is coming
around with the goods. He is mod
est and will not say what time he
makes but he will soon be able to
run to fires instead of showing up
at the house for roll call.
The remainder of the infeId will
be Burt Moore on the first rne
frankie Rhodes stopping the bound
ers, and Jim Durham at the remain
ing corner-and Harry Farroat.
Harry will play between first and
second. The Lincolns will play ten
men. They have a large variety of
felders of all grades and sizes. The
Dfelders to date number six with five
extras. The rest of the company are
rooters, says Captain Munoz, and
have been instructed in all the yells
of the company. Some elaborate
cheering is expected from the Lin
coin side.
The McClellans have a lineup, too,
but they are saying nothing about it.
They know it is good but they won't
take a chance and scare the down
town lads from playing the game, so
they are silent. They announce for
the benefit Of the public that Pat
Dwyer will be on the slab, and a
good fast mar will catch the ball.
The other members of the team are
as good as ever have been seen
among the fire laddies and they will
give a good account of themselves
tomorrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
ATTRACTION
At HUGUEN0T
~. shonld's pas.=s6aleaAa tf1hsSSl
There ~TUmIUIIUH.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Huguenot, S. l., July 22:-The To-
Gals will meet the Pop Dull's all stars
tomorrow in what is expected to be
one of the feature games of the sea-
son and many fans will witness the
game. The Pop Dulls are from Man
haitian and know the rules of the
game. They are said to be Il of
the crack teams of that place and
have been defeating all the good
team mines in that section.
The Huguenots promise to give
them a good time tomorrow and 1t
is likely that a fine exhibition will be
seen. Manager Barry, of the local
bunch says his team is in the best
of trim and they should have no trou-
Bile in handling deefat to the New
Workers. The All Stars claim that
they will give the boys from this
place a run for their money. so there
is every indication Of a good battle
tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
BASEBALL TENNIS
PU0ILISM ATHLETICS

The match between the McClel-
lans and the Lincolns Is again on
the books. They will play tomor-
row at the fremen's clambake-
wherever that is to be-and it will
be a feature of the day. Both cap
tains have had their teams out on
the lot and have given them a thor
ough training In every department
of the game. The laddies are not
sure where the bake will be held
but they are trying to have it at
Morgan. They have secured the
use of the diamond and 1t is likely
that a place for the bake can be Sc
cured in the vicinity. The game will
begin at 11:30 sharp. Everything
points to the success of the occasion
and the mines are in the best of
trim. All they are waiting for is
the PLAY BALI of the umpire.
Captain Tony Munoz, Of the Lin
coins, has at last come up with his
lineup and it sure is one that will
make the McClellans hustle. 1t
was only after great persuasion and
~coaxing that the captain would think
of giving out this valuable informa-
ton because it was feared that the
North Amboy lads would try to cap
ture Or disable the best players on
the nine. Finally the captain came
to the front and announced his staff.
He has a battery Of five pitchers.
Think of 1t. Some people did not
know that there were that many
men in the company. Tony Hanratti
heads the list and is said to be an
able twirler. He has been practicing
lately in his back yard pitching at a
knot hole in a board. They say he
puts them through every shot.
(What size hole is it, we w%onder.)
The rest of the firing line is Mar
tin, "Bill' Miller, VanHorn and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22

uIHR,
Runs-Bailey, Agler. Kelly,
Smith, Dalton, Louden, Lee; Yea
ger 2, Hanford. Demmitt.
Errors-Kelly; French, Demmitt
Roth.
Montreal o.. 900 11O110 O.
Three-base hit-Bailey. T~wo-base
hits-Yeager 2, Roth 2. Agler, Bal
ley. Hits-Of Carroll. 5 in two and
one-third innings; off Burchell, 2;
off Leclaire, 8 in five and two-thirds
innings; off Burke. 2 in one inning.
Bases on balls-OR Carroll, /; off
Leclaire. /; off Lee, 2. Struck out
By Carroll. l; by Leclaire, 2; by
Burke, /; by Lee, l. Sacrifice hit
Bailey. Time of game, III. 40m,
Umpires-Doyle and Byron.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
SECURE HOUSE
FOR BOAT CLUB
Red Bank Motorboat Owners
Pay Out So, 700.

Red Bank, July 22:-The Red
Bank M%otorboat Club has purchased
the Phillips house, in Union street
and the Shrewsbury river front, and
will convert it into a clubhouse. The
c~luhSs,7 700 fog 5Ae-RE6RsSt1
.snst AYto -
me osuD 1870
the river July 4, and on Saturday OF
next week handicap races will be
held for points on the commodore's
cup and for a leg on the 5000 cup,
donated by local merchants, and
which will become the property of a
three-time winner. There will be
thirty starters.
The club is plannings to hold a
big fair the middle of August, in
many prominent summer peo-
pie will assist. The club is being
incorporated, and a large number of
prominent New York and Newark
people summering IN this and the
.umson sections are joining this or
g~anization. One Of the leading
members of the club Is W. Harold
Powers, son of William Powers, of
New York, who conducted the
Fourth of July races and who ar
ranged for the purchase Of the club
house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
TENNIS TOURNEY

The Baycliff Club, Of Tottenville,
will hold a tennis tournament this
afternoon on the club courts. III
connection with the tennis matches
aquatic features will be held. The
water sports Will include a tub race
which will be both exciting and
amusing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
pURITANS TO
PLAY MARIONS
Old Rivals Will Clash at
Park Tomorrow.

The Marions and the Puritans
will get together tomorrow and a
tough tussle will be in progress from
the time the first ball Is pitched I'M
til the last man is out. The Mar
ions have been defeating the Danes
in several games but the Puritans
have had no chance to defend them
selves against the championship talk
of the Marion followers. Tomorrow
they will have all the chance they
want
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
PLANS FOR BIG BOAT RACE.
English Clubs Expect to Capture In
%ternationaI M~otorboat Series.

Commodore H. Fl. Melville Of the
Motorboat Club of America is now in
London comforting with the English
yachtsmen over the final arrangements
for the forthcoming races for the Brit
ish international trophy.
England will be represented by a
team of three boats to race a trio from
this country.
The Duke of Westminster viii send
over one of the ~challengers, but the
name Of his boat has not been revealed.
The dukes challenger probably will
be a ~hydroplane of the multiple step
type, a shade under the forty feet in
over all length. Another British craft
viii be the Maple Leaf II, owned by
3. Mackay Edgarm, which established
a worlds record with the phenomenal
speed of ffty-seven miles an hour dur
ing a trial run on the Solent several
weeks ago.
The third British challenger may
come through the British Motor club
and VIII also be a hydropiane.
The preliminary trials start on Aug.
II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
DUNBAR'S
CAMP LETTERS

on bill to DO shooting trick. I was
introduced to her years ago when
she was with Buffalo Bill IN the
Madison Square Garden. and II tins
will permit may renew the a~cquaint-
ance this afternoon or evening She
was a great shot and when in Eng
land ten years ago her shooting Gre
ated a furore. VIII write again
later on.
Yours respectfully.
JOHN DUNBAR.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
DIAMOND CHIRPS

"Roast Handed Collihower" Is the
heading in a southern paper. That
vegetable is usually steweds but, then,
this happens to be an umpire.
Length of life on the ball field is
steadily decreasing, Cy Young lasted
twenty-three years. Many Of his con-
temporaries won't stay in the big
show seven.
Nunamaker, the catcher who is.
showing up so well with the Red Sox
was once the property Of the Cubs,
but was turned back by them. The
Bostons got him by draft.
The American league has FIVE re-
marksble players working in center
field this season in Cobb, Speaker.
Milan, Oldring and Jackson all great
ground coverers and0ig slelasz btssers.
other attractions, i
Manager McAie scenic railway,
the first base rain service via G. r. r.
INK Penn. r. r. Trips m
oy placing e made by trolley. Special
hac The = for excursions. Write, s. X. RosS
nsn sag Branch
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
DORY RACES TODAY

1t was recently stated that the
Railway Club had won two Of the
dory ace and the Bentley Club had
won one The Bentley club took the
two and the Railway scored one first.
The races today will be held at Great
Kills according to schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22

AMERICAN LEAGUE
At 81. Louis-St. Louis, 8: Washington.
2. Batteries-Powell and Stephens; Hughes
and Ainsmith.
At Observation-Disclosures. 10; Chicago, a.
Batteries-Piank and Lapp; Olmsted and
Sullivan.
At Detroit-New York, 6; Detroit. L.
Batteries-Ford and Sweeney; Summers
and Stanage>
AT Cleveland-Boston. 7; Cleveland. 2
Batteries-Collfns and C~arrigan; Knapp
and Ffsher
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
Smiths Falls. Ont. July 10.

SPORTING EDITOR NEWS:
Came down from camp today to
see a wild west show which is here
today. VIII write you later Of its
features. If the crowds on streets
or a part Of them get under the cun-
a they will have a full house. 1t
Is called the Young Buffalo Wild
West and one of the features Of the
street procession is a twenty OK
team and Annie Oakley is featured
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
BASEBALL.
Results Of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston-Pittsburg, 7; Boston. 5. Bat
teries-Gardner and Simon; Ferguson and
Killing.
At New York-New York, 4; st. Louis,
O. Batteries-Wiltse and Myers; Harmon
and sna
At northumberland. 7; Brooklyn. g.
and Erwin.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia Chicago
game postponed on account of rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you miss 3 r1eaL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22
mi OF HIGH WATER.

EVENING NEWS covers the field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-22

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-12

was reduced to raS9, ,s5l ,9o4. loss. as
stated, of S50,000o00 This loss was
distributed between the Bank OF Eng.
land. the Bank of France, and the
Bank of Germany. the latter losing al
most half of the total sum,
1t might have been supposed that the
Bank of Italy would gain largely by
reason Of the war; but this is not the
case The gold in the Bank Of Italy
is reported as the same for both weeks
and the changes in other banks than
the three named are unimportaut. The
gold evidently did not go 10 Turkey,
because Turkeys finances are so low
that she is able, practically, TO do
nothing in the present war.
This disappearance Of $5o,0o0,000 in
gold is one Of the curious phenomena
of the time, and very hard TO explain.
If it disappeared from one bank, as a
mere shift of base, il ought TO appear
in another: but it did not; and we
shall wait with interest whatever cH-
plantations the European hnapciers have
10 make of this sudden and curious dis
appearance Of so much gold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-12

mission is fully as great now for Alas
ka rs il was little over century
ago for Louisiana.
IL is good 10 see that the President
is taking this lively interest in Alaska,
and is disposed 10 10 what he can 20
relieve conditions there. BY taking
this interest. tho President is showing
himself amenable TO the influence Of
public opinion. and 10 the ability TO
sense the con iitons that exist in
Alaska to its undoing. The President
is getting right on this Alaska qucs.
tion; and il is to be hoped, from the
advanced point which he will reach,
that he will also come 10 realizing
sense Of the error of the extreme con-
servationists elsewhere, as we'll as in
Alaska
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-12
ARCHITECT ENDORSES TRIBUNE

| We see that Mr.. John c. Olmstcd the
famous landscape architect who has
been called in 10 examine and plan
J the site of the State capitol grounds
with view 10 the harmonizing Of the
grounds and the structure, fully en-
! dorscs the opinion Of The Tribune,
that 10 put building such as is pro-
posed by the commission on the pres
ent site in its present limitations, will
be 10 hide the capitol away. and TO
obscure its architectural beauty; where
as a structure should be put up that
would rise in spleudor above the OBJ
scurinc line of the brow Of the mesa,
surmount the difficulty would. In Mr..
Olmstcd s opinion. require good deal
more ground than the capitol site now
consists of, and undoubtedly would also
require n structure built very much
larger and higher than the Capitol
Commission imagine.
We have recommended hitherto that
the Capitol Commission should not sd-
here so rigidly 70 the one pattern of
building, but should allow architects
wide latitude in proposing the sort of
structure that would show conspicu.
ouslv and beautifully upon the site as
1t is. II rs a sure thing. as The Trib-
une has heretofore stated. and As Mr.,
Olmsted agrees, that the putting of the
sort of building which the commission
seems 10 favor on the present site, as
II is, would be an incongruity which
must be ieplored from the artistic
standpoint, and would lose TO the state
the splendid effect which ought TO be
provided from the magnificent site com
bined with 4 building suitable for it,
and such as should be constructed
We are glad indeed TO have this
matter brought to an explicit cxpres.
sion of opinion from a landscape archi-
tcct of so much prominence and such
excellent ability and wide experience
as Mr. Olnisted. And we arc hopeful
for results from that opinion such AS
will he crelitable TO the commissions
and pride TO the State
We viii add also that the opinion Of
Mr.. Olmsted is n strong endorsement in
fact, of the position Of the Utah Archi-
tects Association on this same general
question, and if the combined expert
opinion Of the architects and Of Mr.
Olmsted can change tho ideas Of the
Capitol Commission, so that the archi
tects NAV be free to submit plans suit.
able to the site, the commission hav-
ing expert advice in preparing its
preliminarics and call for bids, then
everyone will have reason TO congratu-
the State, upon results that cannot fail
to be satisfactory to all the people OF
1ftah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-12
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-12
ACTUAL STARVATION
Facts About Indigestion and Its Relief
That Should Interest You.

Although Indigestion and Dyspepsia
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-12
COMPLIMENT TO MR.. KEARNs.

The fact cannot have failed to have
impressed itself upon the salt Lake
public that President Taft exhibited an
entirely different spirit toward the
Federal bunch and those who oppose
that bunch, during his recent visit TO
Utah, from the spirit which he dis.
PLAYED IN his visit of two years before.
Both times he treated every one with
courtesy. 10 be sure. but this time
he singled ont former Senator kearus
and Judge Powers for special approval
by name on their addresses at the
Commercial Club banquet. He made
no mention of any Of the Federal
bunch in this connection. evidently con.
siderng that their remarks were BY no
means out of the ordinary. or requiring
any recognition Of approval; they were
merely routine; whereas the remarks of
Senator kesrns and of Judge Powers
were Of such character a. TO draw at.
tention and call for special recognition
and approval
This change Of attitude of Presiden,
Taft is further emphasized in tho com.
pliment conveyed in the President 5
letter inviting Mr.. kesrns to spend the
day with the President as he passes
through this State and city on his trip
from Southern California TO Butte. The
invitation Is extended also TO Apostle,
Senator Smoot aud 30 Governor Spry.
] this, of course. BY reason Of Lhsis sti