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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-06-08
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By a. N. Apnche

MY Creed
aim to always try to dotoo others as they do to me
4 want to always help whose had of mery
10 prop youngsters stumbling feet path
To give him and nstl mighty God
aim always help along the bitter street,
care not how, why she only her defeat
70 give who's help his feet again
But not to shout aloud gift hear praise Of men
very seldom church; down to pray:
The only Greed have is this; help way
10 comfort one that and check
and
knee needs down in the street to hep and cheer broken
heart
try to live level with friend
think perhaps twill give when fe's play
When all is Ger shall not fear the Calvary;
Christ be Christ Histender face from me-
have talents thus far wrote the man as be
spring poem o our editor.
Well gone to waste said the editor
as he assisted the poem the basket
We may be deficient Trgometry Rhetoric and Economics we
may not be able pick Lv congome
nnhnkabe thoughts in Latin WE ARE ERE
saddle Latin and ride getting hrowed We are
there with scholarship upon heading
Let the knock and the blockers block
And the bores to us;
Let the fussers fuss, and the cuss,
There is nothing us.
AssEs:That waleyed the editor
the Howl denies authority
Emulsion He claims that suppose
he will deny that Thomas Hood Sarsaparela
Our esteemed contemp" attempted views
editorial lately and, usual he made himself
The tramp drowning!
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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1911-06-08

The orator speakng Ny he said weak
weak paused smile lighted
he about to his As weak bottle pen
ink he thundered The
penoogy must be rewarded To-day Of leading cminoo
gists
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
LEAGUE GAME
Is SCHEDULED
Marions and Press Club
Tomorrow Night Auditorium

In an effort to complete the first
third OF the schedule, at least, the
city senior league managers have
decided to schedule the Press Club
Marion game for tomorrow night as
the main attraction at the Auditori-
UNI. The junior game, played as a
preliminary, will be between the
Peerless and Princetons in the Junior
league. 1t will be the last appear
anee of the leagues in the Auditor
ium owing to a recent ruling Of the
management of that huge amuse-
ment place, and a large crowd Is ex-
pected at the occasional.
Considerable interest Is manifest
ed in the Press Club-Marion game.
A victory for the former quintet will
place the newspapermen in second
place. while a win for Joe MuHen's
boys will place them within striking
distance of the Riversides, who have
rot lost a game. The scribes will
probably line up with Young
"Johnnie'' Carroll, the boxer, In
their lineup as guard. His name
will be added to the eligible list in
place Of Bob" Dryer, who has left
town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
PRESS GET
REAL BEAT
Again Trim New Brunswick
Scrihes- Score 20 to A.
Banquet Follows Game.
PLAY AT COUNTY SEAT

a
Speed and endurance were exhibit
ed in the Press Clubs game against
the. New Brunswick scribes last night
at Columbia hall, New Brunswick,
and when~the smoke cleared away at
the final half the scoreboard yelled,
out loud, too, the joyful announce
-ment that the Perth Amboy news
papermen were again victors in the
Inter-cfty series by the score of 25
to IA. The game played here a week
ago tonight ended in the Press Clubs
favor, 80 to II. The strange sur
reundings last night bothered the
Perth Amboy players considerable IN
the first half, which ended . to 7.
home teams favor. but more speed
and q switch In the lineup in the sec
end period turned an apparent de-
feat Into q victory.
Davis. who played with the win
nerx in place OF Best, who did not
arrive on the scene until late In the
game, was easily the star. He made
seven baskets, several from difficult
angles, and proved to be a good side
partner for Sarekin and Carroll. The
latter exhibited for the first time
with a Perth Amboy team and made
good. He is a full f1edged member
of the Press Club and will undoubt-
eddy play In the city league tomor-
row night. Young Carroll. who Is
the sterling boxer put on the boards
by the Lotos "A, G. at their last en-
t~ertainment, Is a fast guard and
helped things along materially in the
second half. Alverson, the Rutgers
football captain, was again the main
stay of the New Brunswick quintet.
After the game, which was a pre-
aliminary to the Sterling-Catholic
Club game, the Press Club was a
tertained by the county seat scribes
at a popular New Brunswick cafe.
The banquet enjoyed was a wager on
the outcome of the game in this city
a week ago. Another game will oe
played with the "up county scrib-
blers after the New Year gets In
motion. The score:
Press Club (25) N. B. Scrfbes (t4)
Davis Mulhern
left forward
Miller, Sarokin .......... Gagier
right forward
Desoe $500. Aiversoh
centre
Sarokin, Dawson .......... Laliy
left guard
Carr0u Trueman
right guard
Field goals-Davis t7), Carroll
(3), Miller, Sarokin, Mulhern (2l,1
Messrs. C~ereghino and Harkins.
t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
ARE
COMING HERE
St. Yves, Svanberg and Raines
at Auditorium.

IS. Stevens" whose correct mo-
nieker Is s. Rhodes, of Railway, has
informed the management OF the
Permo A. A. that he is .ganieto en-
ter the running races held here this
year by the club and will face the
starter on December 27-the first
running entertainment of the club
I'm the one mile open event for all
corners. He has a friend, Edward
White, of the same town, who will
send hi. name along shortly for an
entry In the one mile club event,
running under the eolors of some
Railway organization. Stevens ran
here last year and made good. He
expects to bring a crowd down with
him.
Dave Halbert, of Fords. running
under the colors of the Peerless A..
c., of this city, has been out for
practice on several occasions at the
Auditorium, getting his legs in
shape for his three mile match race
with Preston, OF South Amboy, on
the 9th. Halbert is confident of
breasting the tape the winner.
John Svanberg, the crack Swedish
ten miller; Henri st Yves, the world
famous Franch Marathoner; and Al.
Raines3 of the Pastime and Pennant
A. c., who represented this city on
the circular track last year, will fur
nish the big attraction Of the even
ing in a ten mile exhibition contest.
| Gold medals will be given as first
prizes in the one mile events, with q
loving cup as a trophy to the winner
Of the three mile matched rae The
ten mile race is, Of course, profess
sienal with a purse for a prize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
BIG BATTLE
BOOKED FOR TONIGHT
PURITANS WILL
HAVE BIG WEEK
Two County League Games
and One Exhibition.

Our forefathers." namely the
Puritans, will have their hands full
next week. Manager Charles Ander-
son has two county league games
on the schedule for that reach"
with an exhibition on the side at
Tottenyflle. against the T. A. c. on
Saturday evening, December 80. The
Tottenxille game ia far from being
the most important, but the Hall
avenue boys consider that team the
strongest they will meet during the
next few weeks. The II. A. G. match
will beFpiayed In X. OF p. hall, Tot
tenvflle,
According TO the county league
schedule. the P~uritans will entertain
the S~ayrsyilla quintet at Kozusko
hall on Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der 27s4and will journey to South
River two days later for a game
with the Sterling A. A. OF that
place. Both games will be hummers
and are considered important In the
league race, owing to the way the
auintets are punched for frst. geo
ond and third places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
N. B. C. c. DOWN
The STERLINCS
Great Squirt In Second Halt
Wins Contest

Special to tbs EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick Dec 2I.-Th9
Catholic Club proved to be d good
finisher here last night and wen
from the Sterlings. OF South River,
by q great squirt In the second 81
Rod Of play. Final score. 22 to 16.
Non Miller, the dfminusive for
ward on the visitors scored e~~~-
point for the visiting aggregation.
and probably would have won the
game all by his lonesome II he had
not been jostled severely by aC.E.
man and forced to retire with In
juries. His absence from tha Inns
up was Immediately visible, ag tlfe
home team was behind at the time.
score I5 TO IA. The score.
Catholic Club ta2.l sterlIngs CID
Hayes ........f ...... Mi41ar
Cereghino ......f....J Armstrong
tucson ..#..s..o Meade
Harding ........g Ernest Cathcart
Harklns ........g Edward Cartcarf
Field goals-Milier t63. Hayes
CD, Harding t21, HarkIns (2J.
Hudson ca, Cereghino (2). Foul
goals-Miller (3}. Referee, James
Alyerson. Of Rutgers College.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21

New York, Dec. 21:-The nation
al in oor amateur athletic champions
ships to be held in Madison Square
Garden December 26 and 81 promise
to be the most interesting held in
years. All the crack athletes of the
country + entered, and the coaches
OF the various colleges realize the
Importance of these indoor cham
pionships, which will practically be
Olympic tryouts, and they are giving
their men this opportunity Of COM
peting in events on the Olympic pro-
gram which will not be held at any
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
SKEE CHAMPION
FRANCIS KEMPE

Red Wing, MINI. Dec. GA native
of this town liz the worlds professional
skee champion. He Is Francis Kempe.
He has carried on the honors against
many contestants In the great skeetng
meets that take place every winter in
the middle west Kempe is the sew
cath national champion of America.
He will take part In the great meet
that Is to open the worlds greatest
skee hill ut stoughton. Via, next
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
CROSS
BEATS BROWN

New York, Dee. 21.-Laach Cross. the
east side dentist. fought and defeated
sKnockouts' Brown ut the Empire Ath-
letic club In a sisshing ten round bout
before a crowded house. Whaeh urxs on
It's fees Ehe entirs session cheering to
the iiEait.
IN the sixth round Cross began hIs
stalling tactics and sppearad to xaany
around the rlSside as II hs rwaa ali Ia
and foolsd Brown into kha same belief.
de continued saaass THzcka 81 tie saw
ansh opsned. hus suddsaly came cut
full Of nsht and osSan % eosss mat
sess A. she ems ag A @ xsaM
AaA both aysa partly closed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
LIVE :, sasss TIPS

Shortest day in the year-Decem-
Der 81.
1 was informed of the above by a
prominent member of the Loyal
Order OF Sons of Rest. Is there any
reason why you shouldn't join?
Now, give a silent yell for the
banquet. Somebody on the side call
ed 1t "a light lunch but that's
knocking. Our compliments and
best wishes for : Merry Christmas TO
our New Brunswick brothers.
. %
II you want to sea action why take
a stroll up Hall avenue way tonight
and ast your glimpers on the K. @.
X. A,-Puritan game In Kozusko hall.
The New Brunswick boys are conf
dent Of stopping the flying county
league leaders.
There right. rs tHs r.1s.aas ale
not defeated in the near future the
league race Will become ~uninterest-
ing. Four straight victories am a
whole lot.
sewaren has awakened. II wants
basketball games but. like many
other tsataay desires TO travel. TAare
In about one court to every twenty
teams Il this yinsnaty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
WANT RETURN
WITH t A. G

Tottenvilie, S. l.. Dec. 2I:--Man-
|ager Willis Larkin. of the T. A. c..
has received a letter from the man
ager of the Holly Five, Of Manhat-
tan, asking for another date here. 1t
will probably be In February. The
Brooklyn lads defeated the locals
two weeks ago on the K. of p. hall
court. this place. Company G, of the
III. n. b., will play q preliminary With
the Flying Five Saturday night at X.
of p. hall before the T. A. C.-Good
Counsel game. The visitors are from
Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
NO RACE WITH YALE

Philadelphia. Dec. 21.--Pennsylvania
and Yale will not meet in a crew race
next year. This was confirmed by
Grew Manager Pryor of the local uni
yersity. He has received word from
New Haven that Yale win be unaole
60 meet the Quakers next spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
SEWAREn A. G.
WANTS GAMES
Special 70 tho EVENING NEWS.

Special 10 tho EVENING NEWS,
Sswaren, Dec. 2t.--Tha sewarun
A. G. would like to book basketball
games out of town. This aggregK~
ton was In the county league. but
could not hold the pacs set By their
older opponents. The Sewareu ar
grsgation will travel for a
BILE amount and will guarantees \
first-cIass attraction. The Sewarea
Juniors wcnld Ike sass@= n.
or abroad. Address all challenges to
both teams to Wesley Hail. SswafazI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
TOURNEY
BEING PLAYED
Concannon Beats Barcelona
--Another Match Tonight.
special 10 the EVENING NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge. Dec. 2-1:-Jamea
C~oneannon defeated Tony Barcellona
here last night in the tournament to
decide the championship Of Wood
bridge. The score was SO to 28+
Edward C~oncannon defeated r: Bar
rett by the score of SO to A8 in tho
second game. Tonight's matches
will bring together II. Mcdonald aud
G. Mcleod and II. Deter and Ed
ward Coneannon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21

intercollegiate meet. Over 800 en-
tries have been received, and the
meeting should be full OF action
from the start. Among the stars
scheduled to compete are Matt Mo
Grath. Pat Mcdonald, the weight
throwers; Bobby CIoughen. the
crack short distance runner; Jack
Eller. the countryss star hgrdIer;
Porter, Grumpelt, Erickson, the
great standing and running high
Jumpers, and Mel Shepherd, the
middle distance champion. Experts
predict that many new records will
he made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21

Detroit, Dec. 21.-Unless he
changes his mind, IL ID practically
certain that Ralph Craig OF Detroit.
one of the greatest track athletes
that Michigan ever has produced and
considered one OF the greatest sprin-
ters In the world Will enter the COM
test Tor place on the American
Olympic track team. When Craig
left college last fall It was farthest
from HIS thoughts that he would be-
In q position to try for the team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21

loon With ghs privilege Of settling naait
ans spsrituous liquors In the CITY ct
Perth Agn58y,a and Ia the = owned
ASToH EaKs
Dated November 7s, 1911
Is1sk-la~a4~Sk
Beaauh oaaas Ny
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21

AIRY aisair or Happenings az cir
esaxassMaea. which Ia knns HxaMsa III
aaAks 3 Waas 40 wozsn wAsEs a. an
ad{uas5ng gaTe@ III toe gnaaM $o
weTgx AhDuts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21

He Is at present working hard TO get
hack Into the form he showed last
year when he was a member OF the
University OF Michigan sSslass saaaa
there seems little doubt that he will
be able to come back" At the In
Intercollegiate games In Cambridge
last spring he equaied the tntareol
leglate record In the century dash
and then in the same afternoon tore
In ahead of the field In the 22o yard
dash In time that eqnalsd the werld's
record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21

TMa EVENING NNwz Ruas Inko
znoxs hesn@e zn shia x1etMaky shan
arr gss#9 H1Aszs&g
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21
K. 0. K. A. to Meet
Puritans at
kozusko's S.
COUNTY LEAGUE

T
County league basketbAll follow
ers are due for another tr68t f0n1ahk.
when the X. O. X. Ar 81 M&w#Bra1aos
wick, trolley down here for rams
with the Puritans, Of this City, h!
Kozusko hall In Halk@Axtnuesgv-
erybody knows that the Puritans
have straight victories and ~ a.
feats-counting the swaets~3EfuMph
over the Hiversides one week axo
tonight-and Manager Ch4ffsS AM
ish the first round or the schedule
without a setback. The K,aK. a.
five remains between them andA<ant
end.
Tho Brunswick ave E1vs 81 shit
bition In the AudftoriumS4on psosfa~
Der 9 against tho fast Hiversideo
and showed style but ns6d Of Imxto-
diate practice. They naatan tkatstha
necessary Improvement has heeAl
achieved and they VIII BhoM TN
Puritans, leaders OF tha*lezsaa. =
few tricks tonight about 1fnsidess
basketball. It remains to W KEEN.
but, nevertheless. on0s e~sn~Asneura
a big crow on the Side lines 10
watch for tho surprise pfahd16drs IN
the fellows who triumphad 49,
~Sayreyilie Tuesday night.
Crescepts Us. Ssvreusuo.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Sayreville. Dec. 21:-The Cree-
cent A. G., Of Midtown. will play
here tonight against the ~Sayrevfli6
representatives In the county Leagues
The game will be playedsnn the court
at Fisher hall, with dancing befora|
and after the game, and q big crowd
is expected. Interest runs HIGH here
and In Midtown over the combat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-21

Easy to
Settle the Xmas
Gift question for
Men and Boys
here.
What shall we give
the Men and Boys?
Don'tnec ID to worry
about that, not with
this NJ ems and
!; J Boys Store over
! flowing with desir-
! able, pr actic
things.
0yercoats and :uits !
Tor Men, $40 to SIS
OVeTcOats and Suits for
Boys 81 to $3.50
Umbrellas 81 to So
Gloves Csc to S.
ss-eAstsA
handkeEchIefs Sc to Soc
suspenders Csc to s1.5O
Has ley Csc and Soc
Necktles Csc to s1.0O
and d score Of other things.
RarrIgan ODonneN
lO2 Smith Street
>~.>~~>~>4
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-31
SHEEP SCAB
Veterinarian Inspecting Yves
tern Counties,

DR.. A. j. Payne, of U. s. Depart
ment OF Agriculture. who is
sent cut by the State Live Stock San
itary Board, was IN the city yester-
day, in consultation with Live Stock
Inspector DR.. R. L. Bradley, in re-
gard to sheep scab. DR.. Payne
urges that al farmers make an ener-
getic campaign against this disease.
using some Of the recommended
remedies and stamp it out in the
state. The government report shows
that it exists in 81 counties of the
State.
DR.. Payne went to Cadiz yester-
day and returned last night and will
next visit Jacksonville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-31
BLACKSTONE CLUB.

The Blackstone Club held its regu.
lar meeting Thursday night and the
program consisted OF case fol t,iai
with S. Pettus White as trial judge.
A orally agrees to make : n!oau-
ment and to pay 5000 cash for a lot
of BIS. He makes the monument
and has it in his possession when 3
repudiates the contract. A sues for
the value Of his services.
Attorney for Plaintiff, ira d. Smith;
for Defendant. ii. W. L.inJOn.
This case was holly contested and
the court took it under advisement.
Joe McCarroll. Jr., delivered the
Grafton of the day on a current topic.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-31
MEXICAN TROOPS SHOT
Caught in a Trap and lis
Massacred.

San Jose, Mex, via Maria, Tex,
Jan. 27.-Details of the massacre of
federal troops under Col. Dorante
received here today show that he
lost lis men when his soldiers were
led into an insurrecto trap. The
revolutionary loss was two. P. S.
McCombs, Seattle Scotchman, was
with the insurrectos in battle. He
is veteran Of four wars and is
credited with killing four rurales.
The soldiers we're entrapped in
the mountains and for nearly three
days were under the fire Of the insur.
rectOs. After the battle the insur-
gents retired to the Rio Grande near
Reodosa, where they received a plen-
tiful supply Of ammunition. Today
they returned to the mountains
passing within sight of the garrison
at Ojinaga. Their announced inten-
ton was to go to Guyana and attack
the federals there.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-31
Mcconnell Young.

The GAINESVILLE Leaf-Chronicle
says: Richard A. Mcconnell and
Miss Gussie Young. a couple from
Hopkinsville. KY, were married at
the Methodist parsonage by Rev. j..
j. Stowe. late Thursday afternoon.
The bride has been in GAINESVILLE
several days the guest of Mrs. W..
H. Meacham. Mr.. Mcconnell came
over Thursday on the 4:55 train and
the marriage took place few min
utes later"
Mrs. Mcconnell is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young and the
groom is an employee of the |. c.
Railroad.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-31
RESOLUTIONS
Upon The Retirement of Prof.
Hamlet as S. 5. Supt.

Upon Prof. Hamlet declining to
to act longer as Superintendent of
the Sunday School of the First Bap-
tist church committee was appoint.
ed tc draft resolution declaring our
love and admiration for Prof. Ham
lett and our sorrow at having to do
without his services as Superinten-
dent longer.
Resolved.-That 1t is with feeling
of deep sorrow and regret that we
have to do without the services Of
Prof. Barksdale Hamlet as our
Superintendent.
Resolved:-It is with the highest
pleasure we can testify as to the
character and high standing of Prof.
Hamlet, not only as a citizen and
teacher of superior gifts in our city
schools bit he has been a model sup
erintendent in our Sunday School
and by his wise leadership has placed
our Sunday School upon plane new
err before reached and he leaves it
with the highest number of pupils
in attendance in its history. He
leaves it with the best corps of teach.
ers and officers it has ever had.
We hold Prof. Hamlet in the
highest degree as a gentleman
scholar, leader and above Il! {
man of the highest christian char
acter; our best wishes and prayer
go with him.
Miss c. d. Richards.
Committee Miss Sallie Campbell.
tMr. H. H. Alternately
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-31
MORE ROOM
Necessary For the w. S.
Matthews Co s Tobacco
Business.

Nat. F. Dortch. local manager for
w. S, Matthews Co.. has bought a
lot adjoining his factory on Third
and Liberty streets and will build an
addition extending the rect of the
block on Liberty street to Second
street. The lot was purchased from
Ada Phelps. colored. This Com
pany's business has been increasing
until it has outgrown the factory
of j. H. Eggleton. The
addition is absolutely necessary to
meet the requirements Of the in
creased volume of business. The
building will be erected in time to be
ready for the next season.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-01-31
MISS MORGAN DEAD
Fatal Termination of Her Ill
ness Came saturday.

Miss Kate Morgan died at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Morgan. on O'Neill avenue
Saturday evening, Of pneumonia.
Miss Morgan was one OF family Of
nine suffering with pneumonia. five
of them in both lungs. Her father.
who was also critically i'll, it is
now believed will recover. Three
children are convalescent and the
other four members Of the family
are improving.
The funeral services of Miss Nor.
gan were held at the home Of q
neighbor, Mrs. Thompson. Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock with very
large attendance, many people Of
the city having become deeply inter.
ested in the misfortunes of the affilct-
ed family. Ed. HID. Smith, Rev. E j.
Weller and Rev. A. r. Kasey took
part in the services. Mr.. Weller
led in prayer and his appeal was an
earnest and appropriate one. Mr..
Kssey preached the sermon, bearing
testimony to the lovely christian
character of the deceased, whose
faith was strong and trust sublime.
AT the conclusion of the service an
opportunity was afforded the friends
of the young woman to look upon
her features for the last time.
The body was laid to rest in River.
side Cemetery with brief services at
the grave. There were many floral
offerings. one especially handsome
design being from Mr.. 7. l.. Met.
calfe, by whom Miss Morgan was
employed prior to her illness.