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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14

company, the uiOrnIug -uniigni uasn-
ing back from polished helmet and ar
NOR At Intervals II JEST gave birth
To laughter or deep oath WAS growl-
ed out from the hoarse throat of a
warrior who thought no more of COM
ing battle than he did of taking his
dinner.
The enemy reached the bridge be-
fore us. and. although our archers
poured black flights of swift arrows
upon them. we could not prevent them
crossing. and they dashed upon us on
our side of the rive
sit tight and remember that you
wear armor." was Organs last piece
of advice to the.
1t was an equal fight. bravely waged.
Many Of my comrades | saw smitten
from their saddles. even as many a
foeman fell. some to rise and stagger
to refuge or another horse. some to lie
motionless while the victors trampled
over them. Yet | still was safe. my
sword swinging heavily to right and
left. now stayed by strong arm. now
crashing downward. II foernnn falling
under Its bite. Who fell beside me
did not know. but Walen and O'Ryan
were close to me dealing out punish
ment to all within the sweep of their
weapons. They were gallant fighters
both. WIS glad to he In their com
pany. My sword swung down again
upon an enemy. and cry of exulta-
ton burst ff"Di my lips as felt his
armor split beneath the stroke and for
moment saw the crimson stain the
steel's brightness. The Inst Of battle
was upon me-
"A sword" | cried az | flung mine
to me. Although my horse sweryed at
that moment. caught the new weap-
on. but not securely In my grip. and
even as l heard a warning cry behind
me new foe attacked me fiercely. I
had seen him afar or In the battle
towering above his comrades YER
liable giant. His sword flashed the
sunlight n good foot higher In the air
than those about him and like sickle
Into ripe wheat reaped space around
him. Now II flashed above me. and
was unprepared. Only feeble grip
had l of my own weapon. and scarce
could stay his first tremendous
stroke. could see that Walen was
ing my difficulty doubtless. hut he
was hemmed in. pressed on either
side. Much had he To do to keep his
own saddle without helping me keep
mine. ! felt th;is the decisive moment
Of the hight had come. One side or the
other must quiz KY Yield. and strug-
gled nightly {" get firm hold OF my
sword. II seemed I" turn and slip In
my mailed hand. \ second stroke
T. ,m my enemy fell upon me. break
ing down NY guard. and yet | stayed
Its fury. II glanced from my armor.
and clutched nj my sword desperate
iy. The nnn was giant. but his
movements were quick. Perhaps he
saw how ! Was placed aud was savage
that his victory had not been more
easily accomplished. II maddened me
To think fhri | could not meet him
fairly. cursed The weapon In my
hand: II mu~t have. been Loose at the
hilt. ! cursed the man who. falling
had snapped my own VI; teeth were
clinched In inpatient rage
The fury Of our combat. or should
say. rather. his. had cleared "A space
about us My sword twisted In my
grasp as he came upon me again. I
could have hung II down In my mad
fury and given up the fight. But he
saved me from that folly. lie struck.
and my sword was wrrnrhcd from me
4 ft
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ehr'
well. I confess To u Partially for
less exalted personage~ to deal with
In games Of this kind The greater
you are the more numerous are your
/ enemies"
And my friends
Sometimes. verrnll. only sometimes
The friends who can he truly happy at
companions pre-eminenre are few.
even In the civilized world. In a coun-
try like this. devil OF n rule Is there to
go by
81 do not quite see how the princess
Il danger said
IL gave me considerable pleasure to
bring the conversation back to her.
For the reason that she Is wo-
man." he nnisw "r,i. and. II you want
an additional reason. because she is a
princess. ~ present I believe she
Is your friend. hut tomorrow-who
knows why. cvea Bridget'-
bridget. Who Is she;"
MY wife In yndasara. told you
about her
''You never said her name was Bridg-
ct"
well. II Isn't" organ answered.
ITS Xenia or some heather name Of
that sort. hut you couldn't expect me
to 20 about calling her that. so chris
tened her Bridge which ~macks Of
the old country
"And she did not ohIectT'
"Object. Is II. When left Yadasars
there wasn't a created man Bridget
thought SO much NJ ns she did Of me
but st. Patrick alone knows what
she'll think Of me now. You can't rely
on women Faith. it's possible she
won't believe my story when ! get
back"
Even n man might he forgiven for
expressing some doubt. O'Ryan.''
"Of course. but you eau knock the
truth into n man. or try to. There's
prejudice against attempting to knock
anything into woman It's silly
prejudice when You come to think Of
T."
Have you noticed any change in
he princess manner to me?-' I asked.
II have been too busy watching
others. One Of rs has got to do the
watching. you know"
And ! don't. you would say"
NO onenSe. Nerrnll. We must stick
together. and man In love II seldom
the man to act most cautiously. I quite
bympathize. hut for both our sake
wish Won d,d no, ,i,t,L 40 much -,
Princess pnrln"
IL had never occurred to m. to ,I,ub,
Count Va-cn's nbilItv as , I.,.I.r
had become used Ia HEARING him shaker
highly Of lam during III. u.xt few
DAYS IL did seem 10 nv uunrne,Ired
mind thnt be ios, .onI ,n,ortuniti,.s
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14

by side: our horses seemed to be lock
ed together heard him erunt in
savage satisfaction rs he raised him
self In his stirrups to strike again and
give me my quietus. But as he rose
SO did !. and. swinging my arm, al
most flung myself from the saddle as
with all the strength | had struck
his head with my clinched mailed
fist II was good blow. felt bis
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14


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y - THE EZM0GMT OF THE I
|S0LVlGR { STAR
A Romance " ~ by Percy
OF DrWssgmQamd - - Mt ST1sSMeT


III. of/b. Incl k;na
oo" " III "''e'"o"" 20 o"e ~ ".
Wosf fascinating tales that mas
appeared since the days when
Pfjar Hoooord enfbroIIed the
,,by;o win "Sbe" and "K;,o
.,
you WIZ JoHow Sdffonf nero oJ
today into realm where dwell
sfroupe DeoDIe of the time of the
orusodes reoJo r,yed by n
n,<,
oeo"iIHf t''"eeSs,JoI ~""Se io'e
shs hnfghf OF me SILVER Star
battles with powerful enemies
and porftciDafes in sffrrine aG-
..,
ihe ii''~ S''"'n VI NV ""s "'s
iooseneu' 'h' 'h'nEe' ""s over hi,n">'
i peie'eu '"'' 'uoN IN" n"' no'ni"e
70 uo wiz" NY success "''' '"e" we"
nrenin9 '"i"e "s"' i"n''eS' ''"'"erS
borne on the bosom OF u summer wind
whispering voices calling softly. ..Da-
ria" and then vision Of her with
arms outstretched. n smile upon her
lips. radiant ms the smile OF morning
and then. before could hear her
speak. before / could throw myself
mt her feet. deep sleep with no dream
In IT,
sTIme. yerrall"
started mn
"You ought to he rested" said
o'Ryau. ..Ty. been shaking Won long
enouph md tv II pntrirk vour
snorinp has been mighty"
n was .nrIv mornIng The world 50,
our feet WIS sim IA twilight. but the
top of Khrym had caught the sun.
felt refreshed. but certainly not In con
dition for , hard DAYS dgh,iny
ITS to he real war this time. no,
games" said O'I:ynn.
THE other was mo- pnme IN mn. and
I would sooner wait n little while for
the real fighting" I answered
The camp was In considerable. confu
sion ms O'Ryan and I rode In.
You're n much bigger man than YOU
were Yesterday snId o'Rvan
Surrounded by her guards and nv
several knights. the princess was I'm
earnest conversation with Count ya~cn
ms went to salute her Naturnlly b.r
mind was full Of anxious tboupbt and
I should not have uotIced her casual
nccentnnce Of m. had not +, knt,,h, -
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-14
CHAPTER VIII.

FEW moments later | passed
from the camp with my troop
Again ! saluted the princess
AMI again received scnnt re-,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Get er bouesiaaeIia poo Be al bonn

Get er boueSiaseIis poa De al BAN
giorte Spoogeiier, at Retbooen grurl.
Der iis. San cit no ire ocn Saetta.
eelie. at ieIce Sfriften eIler Se trptte
Soeitaocr i Acknowledged life tiIin.
tetgisrcs noor Tasiret brrnber.
Sogitaoerre ioranSrcs blot o. fan
ibIonot oGre eonife pouifeIise at Ifiel.
ne; men peb en- pis 9ebouSIiua tan
man faa Sfriiteu til at bIioe iuIot IN.
beIig.
Get aI1ninoeIiec SfrioebIpf inoe.
boIoer Sernfor6tnoeIier, os ON man
ooerbeloer ct meo iaaoart gI9t fire.
BET iortuIlet gopir meb en- SpIssning
g~looIub'aIt, tiliot meo nosle Draa.
Der SaIt'pre, tuotreser en- fcmiif RE.
aftlon, iom bepirter, at Sfriiten al.
ter trPoer tpselig irem. RaturIiguis
er oct Ell n~Soceneig 6oruoistniua, at
Gopiret erbru cr noscnIunSe belt.
Nfetbooen er iaaIeoes eauffe eufeI
90 biaig, Won badber paa 0enne
G9aabe at fuuue ioentiiicere Sc op.
brGnote gGrbipaptrer, hcoroeo Bolt.
uGieretS gle1eurorrcnbe meo giicn.
here % aoreSintcr brinseS poa oct
rene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
SnfnDcr brnger MI
biaisc Snitciirnp.
On 5amilits 6orNnina for soc, ipartr big
81. Sen b~Hriiafit o. btoft cling Su
bar brngi, tler Ytuatne tilbast.

Re burtiss o. fir. ReiuItatsr. Der aires al beHHe
btnt-e t5fiemeoiciu, bar beuirltt. at ben bIptr brust
fiere eiem be Ger. Staier % CANADA eno uoaet ans
bet eUfsmiosei. Oct siUsr sisbTi{elts etuSrius %
oil pauIlavis foror'se ben met haarbHaffese % rses
iafcee este luosn "a Simer. let otrfsr tHrtis o.
brIbts, ,uopa | fIlfrlee AZ aisbote % strneehofte.
tu 90 Gents Bfaifs msb eiuer, uaat sIaHbst msa
henrmeIaoet Suiferiiyup, ubsisr en- fab gtut - en-
Eori1Htna for hamilton 49, AZ bet behneeTiafte % meR
rir'aiua'inIo, eOiemieSei. eeHae tnnse 'isbs, III
en- seipareIis al 50. Ran let tiIberssss I fem p1iun.
ter fuIefiaueiee ansisntuser I Ba,tsn.
Ssru taeer aietnc 4iner eofearup. foroi ben ina.
ser ssst. Ten timulcrtr apetiieu o. er let ~aisrense
90 sesse isrtriutiae Trsi. S~ortrturts for Sasbeo.
arirea 6di'tn. grsuthltis o. I. o.. o. ben CT Ct
prorrt % helbiai gQieoeI isr besruoenoe euuseoHoer.
Rinsr CT en- ipseieI "a bel ipueeHtreret s~amnemirta
ming al Norman @hiis Biue Grtraet, Der or RIG paa
guaiaepl o. andre u~sturItse eeIsreseIiesmibisr 1
6urnrn. glaro ben FmssItheu iom ~fSrffrese, msh
eu;,,rIrup e1sr fIst ecuulHs 90 ben CT irrois iou
Nrus.
EiHer CT ofte bIeuen sf.erllsnet. men aleris mto
eeIb. tutei aHOe, oil frembriHss be iaHuts ReiHIiater.
9eu TJie Bare CT sdranieret at sioe abiplut 5iIirsss.
fileIie. eHer 2euseue ttlbasebetaIes. seeis for @as
rnuii 81 Iast beer Rdiis. Gin apstseter bar qiuer
ener oil i,aFe ben for bic. Ssis life ieuo III Tha
PiHex Co, 246 Main St, Fort wayne, Ind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26

DC og tom paa ocnre Wnnbe efter be
andre, iom alereSe bar UNDER Greet.
San iatte ipei o. par fun rogle
Striot ira RaaIet, 6a 9pnet log neo
% orGbte bans to aameroter. Gan
bopbe inaIeSes Splen of taffe for it
SIP.
ct SeIifab Turiiter ffuloe ira
3ermart beitige Ratterborn. Rm
iamleoes ON Weorgenen ubenfor So
teaet og ffuIoe netop til at brpoe op.
Oo en- al Euriiterue, en- uns 9ome.
bIep itutfet al en- gi, iaa belle aniistet
iouliHeoe OBJ, bporfor bun afitoo ira
Seitisuinsen. Oct bleo berSes @eS-
ming. SelIfobet foln no paa ct ufif.
fcrt SrefeIt og itprteSe neS | en- qf-
srurS, / boilfen ole omfcm.
I'll oa meo en- 5llie fon blioe en-
reooeuoe greeI. en- 9as baooe Bro
icSior Sttteubcrg / 8sttinsen last
iie til al ioOe, men fit life Ro for en-
6Iue, icm uitanielig intte ia pda
bans aniigt, Gen bIeo tiliIrrt for be.
ipprIis, buOrior Proiesioren gtt mo
/ ct aroet gnrelie % Iosoe iis. Rep.
pc bnooe ban iorIaSt lit 9amrter, fsr
Saaet itprteOe neO og frtuite belle Deg
bIemeutet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Smaa heloioc
0ilf9loioheoer

Zen rige engeIife Gieroomsbciio.
Der GburGia bapbe en- Gag inSbuot
IRE Serrcr oa ire Gamer til en-
SIterSfrofoit. Stemninaen uor til at
be9pnoe me0 muntcr, men ~iorarore.
oes, "a en- al Samerne, Den elnoeite /
belle Sellfobet, alercoe peo 6en iorIte
GitcrS tit ct Stpffe al Ell Sano /
@rongitruber. gn al &errerne isrte
benoe / automobiI til 2ree, mcocns
oct spriae SeIfob fortiatte MoaIti.
Oct. Nen en- llIDfFe fommcr iiclSen
alene. Siters'enc bar beb9rreoe, OF
ale De sorigc Siriter bleo poIoiomt
ipse % bsbe al 6orgiftnine. llbeloet
nteS Souben reboebe oerimoo 0amen
90 benocs Seiager.
llb~etpbelise SrnSelier, rene 9ago.
teller, ton maneen Sang reboe ct
Menneifelip.
Sor ncele gar iiben beianot en-
Silfebanbler fra 9pon iis | Goris oe
ifillbe nritc Morsen mes isritc Sos
reiie til Sdpre for at qua o1uboro paa
0dmpercn "@oronne", Der ifiiloe til
Stem Oorf.
"a ban ON @orgenen f!nbte liz
pau, iaoncbe ban en- Gnap, og ba Der
/ Den bar inSfottct Ell 9iamort, isste
ban Irnse eitcr Den. SilIlut fanot
ban ben unSer S.ngefIraerre. Nen
Ssriintelieu aioree, at ea ban Tom til
SABRE, por Gamperen ofgaoet. I'll
fin s@rsrelie moatte ban uente TO
9oge poo neite 8aa6. Nen oisie
ipilote Gage bleo bans Hebning; tbi
peS anfomiter til Geu gcrf fit ban
bere, at ~@aronrc" bar eaoet uttoer
meo ale Tosiogerer.
Scr nogIe glor iiben ipooiereoe en-
gfteu en- Sneenior eiennem gres'
laus 8aoer. Sam fpm til at treoe
puu en- Siri.bpriten og foIbt ooeren.
DC. 5 nrite giebIif, fsr ban fit reiit
fig, Hog en- Slnrme op ira 8aoen
nogIe Sfriot foron banl. % ct beos'
penbe SnnIo gao Clio meaem Suie.
ne. Gnoeiterene flsi / 2uitcn, og
Manocn oilbe gooet famine Del, ON
ban life tiliGIoiguis oar ioIot. 8eo.
llnberiegelic piite oct fig, at ct Gas.
rsr bar iprunget Irf, og at en- brent
benbe Giguritump antogeIig bapoe
antGnSt oen u~oitremmenoe @as.
gn Sommeroaa por ire unge
0pno beifjritieet Slaottearbeioe
pao en- eng uoerfor grombers. De
o~perraifeoes al Ell beftigt llpeir og
ifpuote iig bort til Ell Srr for at isge
@cifptteIie MOB Eegret. De bar noe.
ten iremme, oa &rleu lssnebe pdo
ben pngite Wanos Sfo. San itanie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Gnnftcn at lGic
brGnote Srcpe.

7orsoeren al Ell tort Voittpueri
Berlin iorle6en isgte at urogaa 30
litiets eiteriurifninger berpeo, at
ran brpnote op en- Gel al De ~itiaoIne
@eroipdpirer. Den ban baooe life
reanet meo 9iSenifabens gone til at
uotpoe SnobolSet Of brRnbte Papirer.
Ran bar nemlis M en- 5remsangs'
maaoe, iom / iooaonne SilfPIoe peer
goIitiet goo Si9lp.
SpfnSeren af oenne Sedliieriass.
metboSe er en- @iener.aemiter, Rifo.
laus Seclu, iom for omfrins tpce
aar iioen fom til at interesiere Zig
Tor Spsrgsmoolet os at iinoe en- 9ss.
ming. So ban ff SpSras at unoer.
iege De iorfuaebe Setter al 6S sitter.
rigife Stntsoblisationer a 1000
@plSen, ION eiter en- 9pnamiterplo.
lion par iunbet / ct genseitab.
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Seiotsbis Ct ri beifsttet
MOB 9lino.armsb:tgnoelie.
tarmsbetanoeIIe mn!

ShiIfer gelftpnsIIe at barre beffntist moo
RIiroidrrrsbetGnbelfe. iad man ian lptfe, bpdo
ems eierte beai9rer, uben Jrngt for oenue
lurrfis Spgocrl Sbilien Delfignefe at firoe
siebltifeiig etnorira fra dlIe Wlaoelioelferl at
bare irne. rdii oe it1ril
Sraen ubebuaeitae 9iroe. fur m,dne, Gors
ftp6pelfe, abdinie eller tttilpdsbeo efter wldol.
.ibet. Susen 5rpet paa 1rurio dt ben frses
i,ltpe gIinbiornsbetrnoeIfe. e9s Rdd6et I
MoIertsfu gopeu = ldd letfdtteIist fom aEG
90 dbfulnt pdaItoeltpt.
girio Tnes gaer r~soenfor. bsbIre ct &c
SSimGr,s SsS S ss,Strsa Pen oeFsnlts ngrIe
~IierteItpe BOO er en- piriefig STAT; ben ~foriIl.
rrr Tina. fom nm ind freer iieroer; ben
bill oberrnife % fprbnufe Fem. Ten tnoeboI.
Der NANCE ut9rieItas 9illsoer og f%orflarer.
booroGr man fan oprdn sttbIiffeits etrortra
fra W2noelioetter. hoab four foradrfaser eltubs
iarmshefRubelfe. booronu ben fan bel5res
tes ueen Operation. % bootSan DE let feb
fan barge 9erl inloo ben. ne bill fee: -Bos
eeu fan life betuGes rreo Sub - o. ,oa
ioiisr ben iur ct 2e Srim1rfe. strtn tit
aolsriia Go, Sep;. IS, Ct. eaHl, wsiuu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
TO HOLD MEET
AT HIGHLANDS

Local athletes will be given a
chance to shine again at the field
meet Of the Melrose A. @. to be held
at the Highlands August 80. The
events will be governed by the A. A.
u. rules and two prizes will be offer
ed in every event.
The events are; 100-yard dash,
220-yard dash, 440-yard dash, $50
yard dash, one mile, one mile bicycle
race, pole vault, high jump, boys
race, running broad, hop, skip and
jump, 50-yard ladies', 100 yard la
dies, 12O-yard, three-legged, 120 fat
mems, ten mile cross country. etc.
Those On tue committee OF ar
rangements are: General secretary,
William Hunter; John Burgess,
Grandin Johnson, DR.. John OFFER
man, DR.. j. j. Rowland, John Hen
messy, Robert Hunter, Henry Parker.
Harry Johnson, NJ. A. Teaney, Joseph
Araya.
For information concerning the
events and rules communicate with
William j. Hunter, Box No. 8, High
lands. N. j. Phone 1875.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
Fish Tales Y

Fishing Is continuing as good as
ever in the bay. Van Pelt had sew
eral boats out on the bay, and some
fair catches were reported. Never
before were fish so plentiful so near
in shore, the majority Of the fish be-
ing caught off the quarantine buoy
Just off Van Pelt's boat house. The
following catches were reported:
James Carlson, city IA weaks and
blues; William Mills, city, % weaks;
Arthur Anderson, city, 2 weaks; Ike
Brock, Newark, IA weaks and blues.
Fish are not running very good
off Morgan and Keyport. They seem
to stick to this side Of the Jersey
shore, as very few fish are being
caught off the Staten Island shore
either. Two weeks ago Sunday 1t
was the same way, all the fish biting
the bait of the bluff, and but small
catches made at the other fishing
grounds.
Fishing at Acker's in Sewaren con
finuaa to be very good, ho~ever--A
number of boats went out yesterday
and brought back some good messes
of fish. A lot of turtles are being
caught this year up that way, as
we'll as eeles.
On Sunday last Joseph Helms,
Harry Helms of Jersey City, former
ly of Rossville, s. l., and the cham
pion angler of Pleasant Plains, S.. l.,
went out In a small boat off the
Prince Bay light, where over 1000
fish were caught last week, after
several hours they caught 70 weaks,
10 blues, 4 cells and a sea turtle.
They were fishing with schrimp.
Joseph Helmes making a record haul
by pulling in three fish at n time.
They were about to haul anchor,
when Harry Helmes felt a sharp tug
on his line. After making several at
tempts to haul IN his line he was
aided by his brother and who pulled
with all their might and finely hauled
up their prize, which proved to be a
small oil stove, in which they found
two cigars and a beer bottle belong
ing to Rubson and Norman Brew
ing Co. Of Stapleton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
LIVE e, .esse TIPS

What do you know about those
Giants, kid? A double-header!
They haven't washed "Old Sport"
across the sound. despite poems
and other things. "Ttppy'' Larkin
owns the "dorg."
-
1t Is the mascot Of the T. A. C.
That's what makes the Tottenville
fans sore. They want their club to
be clean, fast, and ~up-t6-date.
Kreischer washed the pup a year
ago.
The response to the request for
"daffys" has been most gratifying.
Behold. this one arrived thirty min
utes after we had gone to press. II
1t took Jack Huff a week to catch a
crook, would it take Larry Long?
WATCH YOUR STEP!
Those Danes are breaking even
every weekend. But they expect to
bring home the bacon in every game
OF the City League. BY the way,
that league opens on August 20 In
grand style. The Saints and Frank
Inns will come together in the pre-
lin and the Puritans and Danes are
TO furnish the twilight entertain
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
TWO SETS IN
TENNIS SERIES
Will be Played This After
Inoon-- Evenly Matched.

Owing to Compton's absence from
town yesterday afternoon no games
were played in the tennis tourna-
ment Of the South End Club yester-
day as scheduled. This afternoon
two sets will be played. Compton
and Browning will play off their
postponed match, and Browning will
also meet Hans Roessler. Chester
Peck will act as referee for both
games. Tomorrow the best games
of the series will be run off. when
Hans Roessler and Louis Compton
meet. These boys are almost evenly
matched, both playing a first class
game, and a large number Of enthu-
siasts will be on hand to witness the
game. Compton and Roessler are
both tie in number Of points now,
and it Is who wins tomorrow who
will probably in the loving cup which
is to be given as a prize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Rachael Virginia Valentine, n
OF the executives OF milford D. Val
entine. deceased, by direction of the
Surrogate of the County OF Middle
sex. hereby gives notice to the cred
itors Of the said milford D. Valen-
tine, to bring In their debts, de-
mands and claims against the estate
of the said deceased, under oath or
affirmation, within nine months from
this date. or they will be forever
barred OF any action therefor against
the said executrix.
Dated July IT, 1911.
RACHAEL VIRGINIA VALENTINE.
Executrix.
22776-7-1s-st-oew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
LOUIS COMPTON
GETS 2ND PRIZE

Luke" Compton, Of this city, who.
has done such great jumping for the
local high school and Exeter, where
he attended school the past year,
broke into the Monmouth county ter
ritory and captured second place IN
the running high jump at Keansburg
yesterday afternoon at the field meet
held there in conjunction with the
carnival. A silver medal was the
prize for the second place, besides
the honor Of doing so good against a
number Of well-known athletes who
are spending the sumner there and
had entered into the meet.
Compton was tie with Lester
Mabie at five feet seven. On the
jump off Compton lost out, the other
man clearing the bar at FIVE feet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-15

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NOTES

The game between the Hightstown
and Jamesburg teams which was to
have taken place Saturday was can
celled by the Hightstown team, who
said that they had another game
and could not play. The Jamesburg
team has no game for this week as
yet.
Word has been received thst
James O'Rourke, son OF the former
baseball star, John O'Rourke. of he
New York Giants and former mana
ger of the Bridgeport team, Is doing
well on the diamond. He shows uD
well with the stick and stops 'em at
third when they come his way.
The Keasbey Y. NJ. G. A. defeated
the Middlesex A c. on the Loop dia-
mond yesterday by the score OF 16 TO
IA. The Keasbey team is arranging
a good game for next Sunday at New
Brunswick.