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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-01-18
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1911-01-18

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
PERMO A. G..
FORMED HERE
Private Boxing Shows in
the Auditorium.

The Permo A. @. has been or
ganized In this city for the purpose
of conducting boxing and athletic
exhibitions. The club will operate
along the same lines Is the Lotos A..
G. which proved a big success here
last season. The Permo Club will
give It's entertainments in the Audi
torium and only first class talent
will appear. H. P. Fox is manager
and director Of the new club.
From what can be learned today
the first entertainment of the new
club will be held within the next
two weeks, although the date Is not
definitely decided on. Many of the
members of the Lotos A. G. have
already joined the Permo ~organiza-
ton and it is believed that within a
month or SO the new club will prove
even more popular than its prede-
cessor. Whether any shows will be
given by the Lotos Club this eason
is not known, but in view Of the
formation of the Permo A. G. 1t Is
not likely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
SOME BATTLE
FOR TONIGHT
R. & H. Against Cable Works
in Senior League.

Everybody fs interested In tho
senior league game tonight, which
presents the r. & III. and the Cable
Works fives for the first clash be-
tween local factory qulntets In the
history of the city. The game prom
Uses to be close and interesting, as
the r. & H. five was strengthened
last night by the addition Of Dun
ham and Apologize, OF the Good
Wills, to the eligibility list of that
team. They take the places OF
Maean, who Is in Florida, and a
young man from South Amboy who
was named among the original eight
by the r. & H. but who 10 now
Down East"
There was no other business
transacted at last nights meeting OF
the managers, in the EVENING
NEWS office. Manager Wilhelm, OF
the Cable Works, reported two OF
his best men are under the wealth
err" Belts has a sprained ankle aud
Nolan is laid up with a heavy cold.
In the junior league attraction
the fans will see the ~Iroqn0is and
Y. M. H. A. Jr., teams clash. It ID
a preliminary and. If the Y. M. Fl. A.
Jrs., clean up, 1t will practically give
them the championship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14

New Haven, Conn, Nov. Ia
The elevens Of Princeton and Yale
are ready to clash on the gridiron
In their annual game here Nov. is.
AS the teams are EVENLY matched,
the coming battle should be bitter
ly fought from start to finish. Al
though both elevens have suffered
from injuries to star players since
the opening OF the season, nearly
all or them have recovered and are
ready for the fray, SO the real
strength of the teams will be- rep
resented on the gridiron Nov. Is.
For thirty-six years the Tiger and
the Bulldog have annually renewed
their test of power. Yale and
Princeton engaged in their first
football game In 1878. After 1878
there was a lapse of three years, and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
CRESCENTS TO
PLAY FOOTBALL
Eleven Will Meet DuneIIen
on Saturday.
speota, TO tas EVENING NEWS

Midtown, Nov. 14:-After an abb
sence of a season the Crescent a..
G.. again makes sheir appearance
on the gridiron with a light sched-
uie of three games. The first game
was played under date of October
with the Dunellen football
team, at Dunellen, and the Midtown
boys. while being somewhat out
weighed, showed remarkable speed
and came out yietors to the tune
of IL to O..
The second game will be played
at Midtown on November IL, with
the Dunellen boys. While the Cres-
cents won the first game they do
not. overlook the fact that season be-
fore last a match between these two
teams resulted with the Midtown
boys on the zero end-score 22-0.
Inasmuch as Midtown has not been
furnished with football exhibitions
of late it is expected that a large
crowd will witness next Sundays
game.
For the third and final game of
the schedule, the Crescents old time
rivals. X. O. K. A., of New Bruins
wick, have been booked. II the X.
o. K. A. does not secure the great
err part of Rutgers squad, as ia ru-
mored, a good game can be looked
for. 1t will be played at Midtown
on Thanksgiving day afternoon.
There Is a great deal of rivalry
existing between these two teams
in basketball and baseball, but this
is the first time their respective
followers will have an opportunity
of viewing a football game. The K.
o. K. A. proved their superiority
in basketball two seasons ago,
which, as the Creseent's put 1t was
Just by the skin of their teeth" In
fact one of the most interesting
games Of basketball ever produced
in New Brunswick vas between
these two teams, the K. o. k. A.
winnig by the small margin Of 81
81. As to baseball rivalry last sea-
son, it was a cinch for the Crescents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
AMONG THE NIMROOs

Frank Conroy, of Monmouth, VIII
go to Red Bank today to hunt for
rabbits. He has purchased q new
bulldog for the trip that has a repu-
tation for shaking rats, and Frank
thinks It viii make Z coed rabbit
dog.
Good rabbit weather and good
hunting weather. The ducks r
coming In shore at Barnegat bay
and gunners are promised some fine
shooting. ANY hound dog can scare
up a dozen rabbits along the noun
tains near Scotch Plains these days.
Edward Bailey hunted there yester-
day and killed six In three hours.
Keeping a motorboat In the water
until snow flies is ell well and good
IL the boat Ia In daily use, but when
the engine Is only turned yer once
a week or two weeks there is apt to
be trouble when the water In tha
Jacket freezes. If your boat IL still
liz the water lock to 1t and see Il
everything Ia sill right. as 1t might
save yon the necessity OF buying &
new engine next ge&F4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14

since then the game between these
two universities has been an annual
event. Yale has twenty victories
to her credit, Princeton nine. while
seven were tied. The probable line
up of these two eleyens on this
date will be: Yale left end, Fran
els; left tackle Scully; left guard,
Childs; center, Ketcham; right
guard, McDevitt right tackle, Perry;
right end, Avery: quarterback
Captain Howe: left ~halfback, Reil-
iy: right halfback; Spalding; full
back, Philbfn. Prineeton-1eft
end, White; left tackle, Hart; left
guard, Wilson; center, Blumenthal;
right guard, Duff; right tackle, Phil
lips; right end. Dunlap: quarter
back, Chrystie; left halfback, PEN
dieton or Baker; right halfback,
Dewitt; fullback, Vaughan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
LIVE ,..sea TIPS

This weather has everybody'a
goat.
Take the Evening Telegram, for
instance. It said last night In
mournful tones: There's summer
heat in Chicago. wintry chIll here
cycioass IL Wisconsin. rs &c rr
zero In the far West. and they're
killing mosquitoes In Railway What
dye lack2"
II looks like some more boxing
entertainments. Fine! 4 long time
between drinks.
Willis Larkin IS coach and mana~
ger of the 4. A. @. All hail tha
new conner. Manager Kreiseher
tried aud no one can say he tailed
Differences among the piayerz
caused the upheaval. Who knowa
but what an unseen hand has taken
TO relieve the T. Al. 9. ef sch
unfortunate bonds.
A pint measure is said % hoaz
Just $40 pennies. You set TIE nSm
afes. / ii porr0w khA MAaaaaF@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
!. A. G.
CHOOSE
LARkIN
Made Coach and
Manager for
Basketball.
BUSY

Willis Larkin, crack third base
nan on last years T. A. G. baseball
team, was elected coach and man
ager last night of the II. a. G. bas-
ketball quintet. He assumes the
duties dropped by H. A. w. Kreisch-
er, who resigned after differences
and owing to press of personal busi-
ness. Mr.. Larkin Is well qualified
for his position and said today he
expects his team to continue the
pace 1t has been setting during the
past three weeks.
Mr.. Larkin and the EVENING
NEWS sporting writer were intro
duced this morning In a novel man
ner. The introduction was by teIe-
phoning and had all the frills OF q
regular "knockdown" except the
hand clasp. MI. Larkin said he was
surprised to receive such high hon-
ors from the club, but, nevertheless.
expects to fulfill his duties with
credit to every one interested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
RIVERSIDES CAPTURE
GAME WITH SEWAREN
Second Battle in County Basketball
League Reynolds of victors is In
jured--Final Score 81 to z.
SEWAREH MISS MANY FOULS

Sewaren team, each making n
point. They had about ten chances
to shoot fouls. Zero" played CEN
ter, SO the score states, and basket
ball fans h~ereabouts want to know
is the Sewarens dreamed that name
from weather conditions or If such
names do exist out that way. 1t Is a
cold subject, at the best. The game
was played, as said, In the Boynton
Beach dance hall. All the Riversides
have loud words of praise for the
court and the reception given
them. The score:
Riversides (S2) Sewaren (2)
McCreery .......rf...H Fl. Simonson
Davis ..........lf...... Clausen
(Bossie)
Reynolds ...... ...... Zero
mccormick, Allen)
Burns ..........rg...E II. S1monson
Shantz ...... .1g ......E Olsen
Field goals-MeCreery (61, Davis,
Reynolds (2). Mccormick Cd,
Burns ca. Foul goals-McCreery,
Fl. Stmonson, q. Simonson. Ref
cree, Van MuIchahey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
Anoien. Roman Long Branch.

The sea coast of Laurentum may
have been in favor with the fashion
able and the wealthy for a brief
space of time under Augustus and his
immediate successors, but was given
I'D quite DON to parvenues and naer-
chants and retired officers, and the
same set of noisy people who haunt az
the present day the popular watering
places OF the world. To make ths
analogy more striking, an inscription
has been found at La Capocotta sing.
ing the praises Of a wealthy Jew. and
revealing the fact that q synagogue
had been built at Ostia for the use OF
the Semitic "villeggianti" on the
neighboring coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
COUNTY LEAGUE MEN
WILL MEET TONIGHT
ansoinl 10 the nyENrNG VIEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Nov. 14.-Man-
ayers entering teams In the County
Basketball League will convene here
at eight o'clock tonight, in the K.
o. K. A. rooms, for the purpose
of completing arrangements for the
success of the organization. The
three referees selected at the last
meeting will be assigned to games.
The X. o. X. A.-Crescent game,
scheduled for tonight. has been post
poned until Christmas Day after
noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
INTER-CLASS
GAMES TODAY
Seniors VS.. Freshmen and
Juniors VS.. S%ophomores.
Girls Came
Seniors ys. Freshmen.
Boys Game.

Juniors VS.. Sophomores.
Two more games will be played
in the high school inter-class cham
pionship series this afternoon. In
the opener the Senior girls will play
the Freshmen and the winner of
this contest will have an equal per-
centage with the Junior 1assies, who
are at present the topnotehers.
Whether the Junior or Sophomore
boys win the Seniors are the inter
class chamniona In their ranks nss
IL M Junior boys do win they VIII
have a percentage OF 333, which
will make q triple tie for second
place between the "Freshies'' and
"Sophs."
The game will be played on the
high school court immediately after
dismissal of school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
MARGINS HAVE TWO
GOOD GAMES BOOKED

TWO good games have been book
ed by Manager Joe Mullen, Of the
Thursday night the Marions travel
TO South River and clash With the
Sterling a. A., OF this place. For
Saturday nights game with the st.
Brldgas's Lyceulns Of Jersey City,
the Margona have secured the spa
elons Auditorium Id fhia eiky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
OAKS DEFEAT
The PEERLESS
Exciting Battle Throughout
Final Score Fl to 10.

In one of the most exciting games
yet played by the Oaks, the Peerless
A. G.. was defeated last night by the
former team in a closely contested
game, score 81 to 16. The tally at
the end of the first half read:
Peerless, IA; Oaks, s. The Oaks
would like to hear from some fast
junior quintets. Address, Manager
Joseph Augustine, ats New Bruins
wick avenue. The score:
Oaks (21) Peerless (te)
stankowitz .....lf.... Manhattan
Benzick ....s.. rf....... Cluney
natriek .....c......s RitteT
Schicker s..... Vessel
Augustine $500. .1g. $500. ellis
Field goals - Stankowitz (3),
Benzick "a, Petrick. Schicker, Yes
CT (2), C1uney, Manhattan (2). Foul
goals - Stankowitz (2), Benrick,
Manhattan (6). Referee, Mr..
Rooms.
Try our exchange cofumn. No
answer. 40 pay. Two cents for every
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
7. A. G. RESERVES To
PLAY THE NEPTUaES

Special to the EVENING NEWS,
South Amboy, Nov. 1.-THE Tot
tenyille Reserves, from Staten ISL
and, will play against the Neptune
A. O., on the latter's court. tonight
in their first appearance in South
Amboy this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
LOCAL STARS DOWN
MELg0sE A. 6. 1910

An All-Star aggregation travelled
to Highlands last night and defeat
ed the Melrose A. G. of that place,
by the close score of IS to 10. The
locals lined up as follows: Mccain
and Sullivan, g.; Durham, c; Can't
lon and Compbell, +. A return game
will be played on November rs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
Exnenslxs Instruction.

Experience" said the ready-made
philosopher. "fs the best teacher"
Eyes" replied the man who has had
troubles with Wall street." but you're
so liable TO go broke paying the frst
instsllment on tuition"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
HELMETTA HAS
A GOOD LEAD
Has Won 10 Games in 3M
Bowling League.
spscsa, to eas svBNINo NEWS.

Helmetta, Nov. 14-Helmetta hal
a big lead In the ace for champion
ship honors in the three-man bowl
ing league, which includes towns In
three counties. Following is the
standing of the league:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
9 ARE SCORED
BY AMICITIAS
Take Two Out Of Three From
Richmond Borough.

Pleasant Plains, s. l., Nov. IT.
Amicitia Association won two games
out OF three from Richmond Bor~
ough No. /, at this place last night,
In the A1l-Staten Island Bowling
League. The locals lost the second
game by hard luck. several splits
resulting. Following were tbs
scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14

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xySsss is zssnasAk azszz x8s&z " s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING.

COUNTY LEAGUE STANDING.
w. l.. Pct.
P~uritans ........ 1 0 1000
Riversides ......1 0 1000
South River -. 0 | 900
Sewaren ........ o. l 900
Crescents (No games played)
X. o. K. A...... mo games played)
At the cost of their star center,
"Bill" Reynolds. the Riversides
started their county league schedule
with a victory over the Eewaren lg-
gregation by the score Of 33 to q.
Sewaren never made a field goal,
and faced a score of ia to l at the
end of the first half. Reynolds put
his hand through n of the VIM
dows at the Boynton Beach pavil-
ion, where the game was played, and
SO severely cut himself that a halt
was declared and the injured menu
Der dressed. "Bill" retired from the
game.
According to the nan who COW
cred the game for this paper, the
Simonson brothers starred for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14

The EVENING NEWS goes fnta
more homes In this vicinity thsn aLy
ether publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14

Try III exchange cofumn. M
answer. 40 BAY. Two cents for every
senJy racefveF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-30
DO|NGS IN THE
STATE CAPITAL
Woodward and Robinson Fill
Vacancies in Department
Of Attorney General
NEW MEXICO COMMITTEE
Conlerring with Governor Colquittt
Over Texas and New Mexico
Boundary Sufvey-Caitle
= Company Chartered.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press SPECIAL
Austin, Texas, March 30-Walter
c. Woodward of Coleman and E. B
Robertson of Meridian have been
appointed by Attorney General
Lightfoot as assistants to fill vacan-
cfes in that department
u. T. White and Willard Patter-
son arrived in Austin this morning
to have a conference with Governor
Colquitt over the Texas and New
Mexico boundary survey The strip
of territory in dispute and which
New Mexico claims contains about
forty-five hundred acres of rich
land.
A charter for the biggest cattle
company in Texas was filed in the
secretary of states office this morn
ing. The corporation is known as the
Ward Cattle and Pasture company
and has capital stock of $1,000
600. The headquarters of the com
panyswill be maintained in Jackson
county.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-30
SAYS ANOTHER WEEK
WILL PROBABLY TELL
Gated with His son, the In
surrecto Leader.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special
San Antonio, Texas, March 30
Another week will probably tell
whether there is to be peace in Mex
leo soon, or not.
A synopsis of the negotiations be-
tween Jose Limantour and Francis
co Madero, Sr., in New York, has
been sent to Francisco Madero, Jr,
who is in command of the insurrecto
forces, and he viii say the final
word about the arrangement OF
peace terms.
His reply, which viii be brought
in by courier, is not expected for
week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-30
COMPTROLLER LANE
CANCELS A LICENSE
A SOUR LAKE SALOON WAS PUT
OUT OF BUSI-
NESS.
proprietor was Charged with Selling
Liquors to Minors---Belieyed
This Is First Case of
Kind on Record
Associated Press Special.

Sour Lake Texas, March go
Notice was received here today by
Tom Malavansos. the proprietor of
a saloon. Jhut his license had been
revoked by State Comptroller Lane.
1t is supposed that this action on
the part of the comptroller was TAX
EN- at the instance of the Texas Brew
ers' Association, who recently filed
charges against Malavansos for sell
ing liquor to minors, So far as is
known this is the first time on rec
ord where a state liquor permit was
cancelled by an executive officer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-30
the UNION WAREHOUSE
BURNS At CLEBURNE
a CONSiDEfsABLE QUANTITY o,r
COTTON IN BOIL
STORED.
Leassee Wilson Lost Fine Stallion
Total Loss VIII Amount to
Several Thousand
Dollars
Associated Press Special

CIeburne, Texas, March 3O.-
The large farmers union warehouse,
held and operated under lease by
l.. E. Wilson. was destroyed by fire
this morning. The loss will amount
siderable quantity of cotton in the
boil was stored in the building and
all of this was lost Mr. Wilson's
thousand dollar stallion was burned
in the fire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-30
TURKEY IS Aky\NG
/, INOUN\IS W NER OWN
Report Says the Insurgents HAY.
Captured and Occupied the Cap
HaI of EfIayetf.
4 ssociated Press specIaI.

Associated Press Special
Constantfnople, March 30-Ru-
mors have reached here to the eff
feet that Albanian insurgents have
captured and occupied Scutari. the
capital of Viiayett 1t has been i'm
possible to secure a confirmation Of
these reports.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-30
POLICEMAN YATES
IS OUT ON BAND
SURETY FINED IN THE SUM OF
$1,000 BY EXAMINING
COURT.
Defendant Testified That He Bor-
rowed Money to Pay His Fare
to Dallas to Kill
Styers.
Associated Press Special.

Dallas, Texas, March 80 At the
conclusion of the examining trial to-
day J f Yates, the Fort Worth POI
licenlan who shot and killed Claude
Styers, the defendant was released
under thousand dollar bond The
mayor of the city of Fort Worth was
one of the signers of the bond.
Yates admitted on the stand that
he borrowed money to pay his fSre
to Dallas with the intention of kill
ing Styers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-30
II WILL COST ABOUT
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
To Restore New York Capitol to Its
Former Grandeur-Pians
Plans Under Way.
Associated Press Special

Albany N, " March 30-Plans
are already under way for the re-
Mobilization Of the fire swept state
capitol. 1t is estimated that it will
cost about four million dollars to
restore the building to its former
grandeur. The southwestern cupola
has been declared unsafe and will
have to be torn down
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-30
NATURAL GAS DISCOVERED
At BLOSSOM, TEXAS
Reports Reaching Paris Have Caus-
ed Considerable Excitement
Dfiilers were After Oil
Associated Press Special

Paris, Texas, March 30.-The re-
a small town on the Texas and Pa
cific east of this city has created
considerable excitement there. Ac-
cording to information received here
the gas was struck this morning by
well drillers who were sinking a well
with the expectation of securing a
flow of oil