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Arizona republican., 1911-02-14

The gentlemen who are trying to
circumvent the reciprocity program
of President Taft. are finding IT an
uphill task. The country concern
ed with the high cost of living re-
cognizes in the reciprocity agree
ment a means of the reduction OF
that cost. A further downward re-
vision of the tariff would afford re-
lief but that is more or less remote.
So much so that it serves now only
the purposes of politicians and dem
agogues. Reciprocity on the other
hand is within easy reach. and the
demand for it already overwhelming
is increasing.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-14

According to the dispatches one
insurrecto was killed and two SER
iousIy wounded in two days of SER
ious fighting south of Juarez. Con-
sidering the length of the battle one
is inclined to think that that in
surgent succumbed to the ravages
of TIME rather than the bullets OF
the federals. Old age creeps on
apace. on the battlefield as well as
i'm the peaceful seclusion of home.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-14
HIS MOTHERS SECRETARY.
Miss Rogers to Be Bride of Ambsssa-
dor Reds Son.

Racine. Feb. 13.-Mrs. Talbot Rogers
has announced the engagement Of her
daughter Helen to Ogden Mills Reid of
New York, son of Ambassador White
law Reid.
Miss Rogers comes from an old Wis
consin family and is a graduate from
Barnard For several years she was
Mrs. Reid's secretary. The wedding
will take place in March.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-14
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NEVADA DAM BURST
Two Women Swept Away and
Drowned

Reno. Feb. 13.-The Hobart creek
reservoir dam in Little Valley. twelve
miles north of Carson was washed
out last night and twenty-five mil
lion gallons of water ran down Little
Valley and into Frankfort creek.
Reports from Carson state that
Mrs. Charles Jones and her sister.
Mrs. Campbell, were with Charles
Jones, the Waterman at the dam. and
were carried away and drowned
Jones was found unconscious i'm a
barn later. The bodies of the two
women were not recovered. a search
ing party left Carson for the spot
last night but will not reach the
place before morning.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-14
CALLS IT DISCRIMINATION
American Livestockmen Against
Canadian Treaty

Denver. Feb. 1.-THE American
National Livestock Association to-
night issued a protest against the
proposed Canadian reciprocity treaty.
One section says: THE proposed
Canadian treaty distributes all it's
burdens on the producers of the
country and all it's benefits on the
middlemen and manufacturers. il is
not real reciprocity in the, general
acceptance of that term. II is plain
discrimination.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-14
NOT PARAlYZED.
Denial of Rumor Regarding Million
aire Weyerhauser.

Pasadena. Calf. Feb. 13.-Reports
that Frederick Weycrhauser of st.
Paul. reputed To be one of the rich
est men in the world. is suffering
from a stroke of paralysis. was denied
today by his son-in-law. Prof. James
Richard Jewett. of the University OF
Chicago.
''Weyerhauser is &c years old" said
Mr.. Jewett. land is not as strong as
he once was, but he is in no danger
Arizona republican., 1911-02-14

Senator Elect John ID. Works was
touted by the progressive papers of
the coast as a man who would be
the tool of no man and no clique.
fearless of consequences, one whose
wisdom and integrity were equaled
only by his disregard of the conse-
auences of any course of action he
might take We believe now mat
Judge Works is fearless man.
Otherwise on the eve of an attempt
by his progressive associates to pass
a law for the recall of the judici-
ary he would not have ventured To
oppose such a law. thereby stirring
ND such a nest of hornets as are
now buzzing at Sacramento for his
own recall.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-14
HE ESCAPED.

But" said the returned explorer.
although l seemed 10 be hopelessly
lost. and there was not the slightest
sign of a trail. / was not the least
alarmed. for at that moment some
nomadic Kurds rode into my camp"
why were you not alarmed?
asked a listener.
Il knew the Kurds would show me
the whey"
Arizona republican., 1911-02-14
How'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
=. J. CHENEY Il CO. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known +. J. Cheney
the last IS years and believe him perfectly hon.
orabe IN all business transactions and financially
able 20 carry out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDISG. kISNAN MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
MORGAN A. C.
PICKED TEAM
South Amboy to See God
Games Of Baseball.
To ths IN WE'VE.

speota to the EVENING WE'VE.
South Amboy, March 6:-The
Morgan Athletic Club, of this place,
has picked it's baseball team for the
coming season and from reports that
pour forth from the haunts of this
organization, it is to be a city cham
pionship team. 1t will be pitted
against some very fast aggregations
from this and surrounding places.
Home games will most likely be play
ed at Morgan.
The team will be managed by w.
Dayton Berlen, who would like to
hear from the Marions, Lyceums, D.
S. A. G. teams of Perth Amboy; Tot
tenville A. C. and others. The OPP
ening game will most likely be play
ed with the P. G. r. nine, of Port
Reading, at Morgan.
The lineup Of the Morgan nine
follows: Louis Neweorn, Ii Ralph
AAonaker, C; Ambrose Ackerson, p;
John Bloodgood, III; 8. B~Ioodsood,
C; v. Geanth, S.; L. Hartman, IF; @.
MCGEE, C and 3b; R. Reahfuss, 2b
and C. The officers of the club are:
William Maxfeld, president; Leon
Heaton, vice-president; Louis Nea-
corn, secretary and treasurer. Am
brose Ackerson is captain of the
baseball squad.
The new club house of the organ
ization will be completed the latter
part OF this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
7. A. G.. TEAM
WINNER AGAIN
Defeat St. Jerome Five o
Bronx 1921.
specsal % inc EVENING NEWS.

Special 10 the EVENING NE we.
Tottenyille, March Gin a very
warmly contested game of basket
ball on the K. of p. court here Sat-
urday night, the T~ottenviIle A. G
squad was again victorious, defeat
ing the fast st. Jerome basketball
team, of the Bronx, by a score of SO
to FL. AT the end of the first half
the tally stood 16 to IL, in favor of
the home team. 1t was NIP and tuck
from the signal start to the finish.
ThroBghout the first half the
teams albernated In leading and ev-
cry portion of the contest was finely
and Clearly fought. 1t was one of
those kinds of games which are a
pleasure to players and spectators
alike. 1t abounded In fast and clean
plays with both sides battling their
hardest.
The Saints are rated as a very
fast collection. Cannon. at center
Tor them, proved to be an excellent
shot, scoring six of his teams bas-
kets. Fiene, who is the champion
lS5-pound wrestler of the Twenty
third Street Y. M. c. A., also played
In good form. He opposed Robert
Macan and the two battled stranu-
ousiy. AT the end Bob seemed to
have him tired.
For the home team, Belts rolled
some owe in the first half, while
Captain Pagnod played unusually
good. Bedell had an Off night.
Paugh was out of the game with an
injured wrist and his position was
filled by Cline In good style. Nego-
tiatiors r under way for a return
game. The lineups and score.
Iotfenvilie A. Q. st. jerome 5
beQeH -................. Fiene
right forward
Pagnod f. Burns
left forward
center
Maean t. Burns
right guard
Sa1hc
left guard
Field goals: Belts, 6; Pagnod, s;
Bedell, 2; Fiene, 8; F. Burns, /,
Cannon, s. Goals from fouls: Cline,
s, Fiene, l.. Referee, Hudson;
timekeeper, Palumer; scorer, Paugh:
time of halves, 20 minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
MARIONS ARE
RwE0RCANIzED
Mullen Succeeds
John 0'TooIe as Manager.

A reorganization of the Marion
Athletic Club baseball team took
place at a meeting yesterday in the
Marion headquarters. John j.
resignation as manager
was received and accepted. Thomas
Mullen was unanimously elected as
manager to succeed Mr.. O'Toole for
the coming year, and William Ker-
win was chosen as secretary. JOS
eph Mullen will continue to captain
the team.
The Marion organization expects
present a strong defense on the
baseball diamond the coming season.
1t expects to put out a nine that will
be capable Of defeLling the good
record of the club as a baseball or
g%anization and should there be a
City Baseball League championship
series it will make a strenuous effort
again become the city champs"
A collection of such boys as those
given below should make things
hum in this section throughout the
1911 season. The players are: G.
Smith, j.. Mullen, A. Ulmer. w.
Lybeck, W. Gray, M. Jago, ]. Car
roll, w. Eyerkuss, N. Buckley, O.
Wilson, e. Holzheimer, A. Antonides
and James sport" Kelly.
At the meeting yesterday arrange
ments were completed for the ball
OF the Marion baseball team to be
held April 81 In Washington hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
TEAM BEATS
WOODBRIDGE PLAYERS
Composed Of HIGH School
Bows Easily 1rouaCe Visitors in
Auditorium Saturday NIGHT.

A team of basketball tossers pick
ed from the local high school easily
walloped a picked team from Wood
bridge Saturday night in The Audi
torium. The score was 43 to i, but
two baskets being scored on the Wis
itors' side and they we're made by
an Amboy lad who was substituted
for a Woodbridge member who did
not appear.
Allen showed brilliant form at
shooting. making a total of nine bas-
kets. Schwartz at center for the
victors, gave a good account of him.
self He MADE six baskets AMI scored
three points Oh fouls. Tns visitors
showed both { lack of team work
and of shooting ability. 1t was not
often that the sphere remained for
any length of time in their acmp, for
the Amboy lads kept possession Of 1t
most of the time. When the yisitora
did get an opportunity to shoot they
did 6 with seeming inaccuracy.
Before the contest started 1t be-
came evi that the woodbridge,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
COUNTY SEAT IS
I'VE BEATING
erth Amboy High School Scores Big Victory at New
brunswick Saturday Afternoon--Had no trouble 10
Winning Game--Losers Shut Cot in the First Halt

For the second time this season
the crimson and the white conquer
ed the quintet of New Brunswick
high school in New Brunswick, Sat
urday afternoon, by the score of 81
to z. The local boys were unable to
60 their fastest ON account of the
small court, which can in no way be
compared to the large Auditorium.
This was. the second victory in two
days for P. A. H. S.
The county seat boys were shut
out In the first half, 14-0. They
were never dangerous. in the sec
ond half they fought harder, but the
locals continued to drop the ball so
easy in the basket that several New
Brunswickers exclaimed that their
hearts had stopped beating.
The only exciting part of the game
was the breaking of Shulltise's eye-
glasses. Before the game he was
warned not to year them. The line
ups and score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
SERIES NOW
AT AN END

The series of basketball games be-
tween the Young Mems Hebrew As
ISOLATION junior team, the Peerless
A. c. and Riversides is at an end and
the Riversides have been declared
the winners. They defeated the
Peerless five twice and the Y. M. H.
A. juniors once. The latter are sec
ond in the standing and the Peerless
A. G. last.
The reasons for disseminating the
series at this time, when they have
not yet been half completed, are be-
cause the teams have been told there
viii be no more roller skating in the
Auditorium on Tuesday nights for
some time to come, and the Y. M. H.
A. outfit will not play Friday nights.
A total of nine games were to
have been played, of which four
have been held The schedule OPP
ened on February II and was to have
concluded April a.. he last game
was played Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
COMING SPORT EVENTS

The horse meeting at Tampa. Fla.
which was originally scheduled to
close March II has been extended to
March rs.
Wealthy New York turfmen are rails
ing o fund of s250.oo0 to continue the
sport next summer Admission at the
gate viii be SIS. but there win be free
admission for the public.
Harvard added another big game TO
her football schedule for next fall
when the Carlisle Indians we're given
the date for Nov. IL. This game will
take the place OF that at Cornell
Alfred w. Dunlop. the Australian
international tennis player. captain OF
the Australian team that won the
Davis cup for the fFst time IN Eng
land. will VISIT this country the coming
summer and may take part in the all
Corners tournament at Newport. which
gfIl be played In August at the casino.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
MAY TACKLE
KLAUS AGAIN

New York, March s.-Hugo Kelly,
the Chicago pugilist who has just
claimed the middleweight champion
ship of the world. arrived here from
Chicago. He said he had been train
ing steadily for several weeks to fit
himself for the ten round bout with
Jim Smith, the Bronx middleweight.
Tuesday night.
Kelly declares that a recent victory
over Frank Klaus OF Pittsburg was
the reason why he proclaimed himself
champion Of this class. yet he is will
ing to meet Klaus again If he beats
Smith Tuesday night.
Kelly is an Italian by birth. He is
twenty-eight years old and has been
boxing as a professional since 1899.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

team would have to be patched up.
The game was arranged at a late
hour and although 1t had been ar
ranged to have a sufficient number
of players on hand, they did not APP
pear. Davis. who is a member of
the Riversides OF this city, substi-
tuted at forward and made the only
two baskets secured by the visitors.
The tally stood 23 to 2 In favor OF
the Amboy five at the end of the
first half. The lineups and core:
Perth Amboy. Woodbridge.
AiicH LAWS
Mccormick Sullivan
forwards
center
Macan ................... Gfllfs
Burns Ohrms
guards
Field goals: Allen, 9; Shcwartz,
s; Mccormick, B.; Macan, 1; Burns.
l; Davis. Q. Goals from fouls:
Schwartz, 8; Sullivan, 2. Referee.
Van MuIchahey
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
FORBES FIRST
IN N. Y. RACE

George Hooley, the little New
ark runner known in this city as
George Forbes, representing the
Glencove Athletic Club, was the win
ner Of a three and three-quarter mile
road race Of the Morningside A. c.,
in the streets Of upper Harlem, New
York. yesterday. He covered the
distance in nineteen minutes and
tw~enty-three seconds.
The youngster won from a big
field of many good runners from the
metropolis and vicinity. j. j. Rey-
mold, representing the ,Irish-Ameri-
can A. c., ran second, in twenty
minutes and four seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
NEWARK BOUTS,
ARE POSTPONED

Owing to the wave of progress to
stop boxing in parts OF this state be-
cause of the fatality in Harrison last
week, Gusi Troxler, who has been
conducting shows at the Central In
s~titute, has indefinitely postponed
the bouts scheduled to have been
held there tonight. Two local boys
were to have appeared in the pre-
Hminary part Of the card.
Troxler conducts a physical Gull
ture school and some time ago.
through his efforts, a bill passed the
House allowing limited-round exhihi-
lions before schools of the kind that
he conducts. This bill got lost In tho
shuttle during the late hours OF q
session in the Senate, and it has
never been revived.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
GoL-D CUP FOR C H

VIII Give Incentive to Racing During
the Coming Season.
One of the chief incentives to big
yacht racing the coming season viii be
the Commodore Clark gold cup for an
ocean race for schooners from New
London, Conn. TO Marbiehead, Mass,
as announced at the annual meeting of
the Eastern Yacht club recently In
Boston. The cup is ter inches In
height. and the top IS In the form of q
Spanish galleon. 1t Is to become the
property Of the yachtsman winning 1t
three times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
HAND DEFEAT
TO. IRONSIDES

The fast Ironside basketball team,
of Newark, with Buggy playing the
stellar position at forward and Litz
as a guard, sank before the on
slaught of the Crescent five in Kem-
per's hall, Newark, yesterday. The
score was 48 to %. With practical
ly the same lineups, the teams met
again later in the day and the Cres-
cents came out aread by a score of
81 to IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
AFTER MoToREoAT TROPHY.
Two English Challenges For Cup Wen
by thu Dixie III.

I've English Challenges For Cup Wen
by Tho Dixie III.
The mex t~'der of the British inter-
national motorboat trophy, now held
in this country. win be decided by
races In Huntington harbor. New York.
Aug. "a, % and &c. This
ment was made recently by Secretary
Morley of the Mctorboat Club of
America shortly after he had received
through the mails the formal chal-
ienges of the Royal Motor Yacht Club
of England and the British Motorbeat
club for the trophy. Acceptances OF
the challenges have been forwarded
to England
1t is expected that not less than
three boats will be built here TO de-
fend the trophy won last summe by
the Dixie III. At least two fast craft,
one of them possibly a new boat built
by the Duke of Westminster. are ex.
pected to be sent here to compete for
the international honor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
SULLIVAN To
RUN BIG ONES

John Sullivan. the Woodbridxs
runner, who beat Henry st. ives and
a field of ether crack ut
Giens Falls recently, Is training for
a number of other hard contests. He
intends to meet the best ones in the
business, ~endeavoring in that way
to crawl up the ladder to fame.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
SOUTH RIVER
CLUB STARTS
o, 20 the EVENING NEWS.

spectcI TO the EVENING NFWE-
South River, March 6:-The
South River Baseball Club has been
reorganised for the season with the
same officers at the head OF 1T and
practically b same players Wal
ter Weishayst has been reelected as
captain and Manager johnson will
continue as manager. Burns, of
Elizabeth. will continue to twirl and
Greene WITH catch. Miller, the boy
wonder, will continue in the second
base position.
MOON CHANGES IN MARCH.
First 4a-stsr, It'll, full moon,
14th; last quarter. 22nd; new moon.
30th.
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
LAUREL A. G.
Get VICTORY

The Laurel A. C, basketball aggre-
cation, of Trenton, sjourneyed to
South River and defeated the Sterl-
ing A.. A. five by the close score of
15 to IA, Friday night. The contest
was warm throughout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

Captain Biting. OF the grammar
school nine, expects a good team
this year. He expects to have his
candidates out for practice in two
weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

Boston Schools Abolish Basketball.
Boston high schools have abolished
basketball. Tae referee calls sc many
fouls under the new rules thas IT
makes the game uninteresting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
CLOB BL WIS
7, A. C. HERE TONIGHT

The Tottenville A. G. five and the
bowling team of the Active Club, Of
Huguenot, S. L., are to meet in an
other match on alleys in this city to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

lett guard
Goals from ield-McCreery, s.:
Roessler, s; Mccormick, 8; Edgar.
z; Burns, L; Manley, /. Goals from
foul-Roessler, 3; Edgar, /. Time
OF halves, fifteen minutes. Time
keeper, Ben Goldman. Umpire.
Russell Woglom. Referee, A. Van
Nostrand.
In the preliminary the New
Brunswick high school girls handed
defeat to the fair sex of RoseIIe Park
high school in the form Of 10 to Is.
The game was close and exciting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

UF'F ICE q
Open.... z 100 am Cfoss... 4 .00 p.nA
Money Order Department opens a.
3 $50 a, m. closes at 6 90 D. IN
Registry Department opeas z 90 a. M
anu closes 6 nH . m
Carriers window open evenings from
d 90 to 7 90 p RI sundays ? 100 to 10 ~
b. m.
Stamp window opens Z 90 q. m. closes
at Z 90 p m. daily Sundays . 90 10
10 100 a m
Public corridor opens uFti 3 90 0. m
GEO II TICE sr~r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

Harry Macan, after an absence of
six weeks from school, returns next
week, and viii again be seen in ac-
ton on the high school team.
rough House Allen, who has been
In "Dah's" position, will probably be
shifted to forward. CHeSis too clever
to warm the bench.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

An anchor to wtndward-an ad. IN
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

p. A. FL. S. New Brunswick
McCreery 1850. Wagner, Manley
right forward
Roessler Shnlltise
left forward
hiieh BIHltH
centre
Burns (cap.) ...... Edgar {cap.1
right guard
Allen .......... Howell, Wagner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

The high school Ave and their
supporters filed the a Saturday
afternoon when they travelled to
New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
TIME OF i A r

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

An anchor TO windward-ap ad "a
tbs EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

~S 80 -@i@eX1card.
Before arithmetic was invented The
people multiplied en the face of tie
Earth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06

An invitation to attend the eigh-
teenth annual meet of P1ngry school,
Elizabeth, has been received by
Harry Schwartz, the high school
track manager. The games will be
held on Pingry Oval Saturday, May
IS. Harry will probably accept.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-06
School. Sports

The high school indoor baseball
nine Is scheduled to play the Marion
team in the Auditorium on March
"a. This will be good practice for
the school a fns preparation for
their outdoor season.
All who attended last Fridays P.
A. H. Salisbury Park game in the
Auditorium certainly had q run for
their money" The result was a
question throughout. The locals
are in line for state championship
honors. They have never had a
chance as yet to play for the state
supremacy. Newark high scho.l
claims It. although they have never
met the fves In this section and In
South Jersey. Bayonne high also
has a fast team that remains SO far
unplayed.
The high school quintet went
through q stiff practice last Thurs
day.
Bernard "Doc" Fe1dman deserves
credit for the admirable fashion in
which he referees high school games
in the Auditorium. 1t is very sell
dom that a "kick'' is registered
against him.
The crimson and white players
have five more games to play to
finish their season. So far 1t has
been q great success. The card for
this Fridsv Is either the crack Mont
clair Military Academy five or the
nnfntaf of Chatt1a high schaoJ T,app
Branch, in the Auditorium. The
18th. will be the last game the locals
will play on the home court. Mana
ger Roessler has not yet q team for
this date, but expects to get Newark
(Barringer) high. On the 18th. the
high school lads go to Red Bank:
the oath. to Elizabeth and the 25th.
to Paterson. The P. A. Fl. s. boys
have victories over last three named
schools.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-11
LoRIMER INQUIRY ENDS
Illinois Senate Committee viii Call
No More Witnesses

Sringfeld, Ill, May 10.-The State
Senate bribery investigation commit
tee that has been investigating alleg-
ed legislative bribery, including the
election of United States Senator Will
liam Lorimer, last night decided that
no more witnesses would be called for
examination before the committee
and that members of the committee
would devote several days to examine
the testimony now in its hands.
This action followed the return to
the State Senate yesterday of the
warrants for contempt of the Senate
that were served ON Edward Tilden
and his bankers recently to compel
them to submit to the committee their
bank books. The three men were re-
leased on a writ of habeas corpus last
week in Chicago, with the privilege
of appeal. The decision of Judge Pc
tit in releasing the three men held
that the investigation by the Senate
committee was illegal.
The Senate decided to leave to the
discretion of the committee what
should be done. After two secret SEES
sions the committee decided to stop
the investigation for the present at
least.