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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
ON The COURTS
AGAIN TODAY
Tennis tournament Of The
South End Club.

NO games were played over the
weekend in the tennis tournament
of the South End club This morn
ing the following games are sehsd-
uIed. and VIII be played at 10
O'clock on the Roessker court tn
Lewis street Scott Burns Us. Fritz
Roessslers Compton rs Russell Wog~
lon and Hans Reesssler vs. Wogfom~
These mel are almost evenly match
ed and some good trsses are eN-
peeted. The following IS the per
eentaga Of the contestants so far.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
Unique GeIfna Record.

Major J. l. MORROW. head of the nav
igation division Of the navy depart
ment at Portland, Ore, and Jordan
Fan, a Portland golfer, recently set
what Is said to be q new American
record for long distance goling With q
total OF 119 holes, walking ~forty~aae
miles. The mark was made on the
Wayerly links. The best previous .
ords were 90 and 101. both mada on
the Columbia golf links at Washing,
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
MkURER BOYS BEAT
THE IROQU0IS 6 TO

Manager Gadek's Maurer boys
beat the Iroquois in a battle yester-
day by the score of 6 to l. Scei-
biensi was on the mound for the vic
tors and Larson caught. Mullen
twirled for the losing team.
Maurer ....1 0 0 0 4 0 l 0 90
Iroquois III 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
81 g y "a 9 4

Two-base hits, Stinson, Martin.
.Three-base hits, Farren, Diedrickson.
Home runs, Stinson, KaIata- Stolen
bases, Adams, 2; Larsen, Laskey,
Stinson, A. Seger, Nation, CARTS. 2;
Handerhan, L. Seger. 2. Double
plays, Larsen to Farren, Diedrickson
to Rudders to Martin. Left On bases,
Acme A. c., 5; Ashland F. c., 10
Bases on balls, off Olsen, Z; of Mat
ton, 8. Struck out, By Olsen. 8; by
Nation, II. Hit by pitched ball, by
Nation, Adams. Wild pitch, Olsen.
Passed ball, Adams. Time OF game,
l hr. so min. Umpire. Mr.. Gardner.
200.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
IN
EASY VICTORY
South Amboy Defeats Spots
wood Again--A Mix-Up.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Spotswood, Aug. 21:-Another
victory was handed over to the South
Amboy Athletics Saturday by the
Elm A. A, Of this place, in the sec
ond and last game of the series. The
visitors cancelled the game Friday
night but showed up anyway. The
SpotsWood boys had made arrange
to play with other mines and
could not place an entire team in the
field. The score follows:
SOUth Amhor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
Standing of the Clubs.
GAMES ON THE ARGYLE
T~OTTENVILLE

On the Argyle court Saturday in
Tottenyille, Ernest and Brennan, of
this city, defeated Dow and Melon
aid, Of the Argyle Tennis Club three
straight sets, 6-3, 60, 81.
In the singles Ernest defeated
Scott 6-1 and 60. Mcdonald de-
feated Brennan two sets Of Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
ACME DEFEATS
THE ASHLAkDS
Close Race to the Last Inn
ing--Ssore 8 to 7.

The Acme A. G. defeated the
Ashlands yesterday at the copper
works diamond by the score Of s to
Z. The losers came near Grabbing
the game in the last but were
squelched in time to prevent any
thing serious. The score:
Acme 4 T.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
HELMETTAD DEFEATED
MON MOUTH JUNCTION.
srsriar 81 Tie EHENINu NERh

HeImstta, August H%-m a ga1ne
full of heavy hitting, featured by a
nine run rally IN the last inning, tho
local boys downRd the Monmouth
Junction team On that Gnh's field
Saturday afternoon by the SCORE of
2 to III. Emmona started fur tha
losers. and Dok9- for the paal Ginfh,
but both were re1iaHed hsfore tbs
swat-fRst concluded
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
CRANDALL HANDY MAN.
New York Pitcher Can Play Any Pe-
sition on Team.

Otis Crandall, some time pitcher,
some time shortstop, some time out
fielder and always a consistent hitter,
Is one of the most useful baseball
players ever developed in the major
leagues. The New York Giants are
fortunate in having q man who can
fill any position on the diamond with
credit to himself and his team.
1t is said that Crandall's chief am
bition is to become q catcher, and be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
@hMhMk


Inc West Side Fl c. dafssateu t11er
Alpine A G. yesterday by the SCORE
OF 8 to l. At no stage of the game.
was the result in doubt for the WIN
ners had the bug on the AIpfnes:
from the first ball pitched. The hab-
terry for the West Sides WIS Curry
and Pledge, and for the ATpiues,. PICK
and aEs&s94 y and Charley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
MATAWAh DEFEATED
CLIFFWOOD, is TO IL
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Matawan, Aug. 21:-Ths base
ball game between Matawan and
Cliffwood which took place Sunday
afternoon on the common at CfF-
wood, resulted in a victory for Mat
avian, the score being 16 to II,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
SpotSwood.

Two-base hits, McFteld. Left on
bases. South Amboy, II; Spotswood,
I. Bases on balls, off Phillips, 3 off
Atkinson, g.. Struck ont, by Akin
son, -; by Phillips, 10. Umpire,
Mr.. McKenna. Attendance, so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
Trinity F. c. Failed to Appear.

The game betWeen the HuguenUC
F. C. and Trinity F. c., of Newark,
was not played yesterday owing to
the fact that the visiting team did not
put in an appearance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
All Manhatsx1as.

z base h1cS-Carissn Sacrifice
hft|L Paugh- Stolen bases-Ton-
tenv1Ile, IL All Manhattans, g..
Bases on bar1s-Or Markell, L. Me-
Grath, g. Struck out-By MerseE n
McGrath, IL. Double pIay-Merksf
and MoIyueau. Hit by pitcher-E
Paugh. Arensen, MoIyneaux- uuo~
pire-Betts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
40 10 8 27 IA

Three-base hits, Yenk, Smith. Two
base hits, DUNCAN, Gallagher, Fritz,
Fullerton. Left on bases, Franklins,
7; St. Anthonys, 7. Bases on balls,
off Apologize, 4; off Ellie, /. Struck
out, by Apologize, 10. Double play,
Foster to Fritz. Umpires, Larson
and Robedee. Time of game, 1:40.
Attendance, 1900.
Standing of the Clubs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21

II you do not read the NEWS
evsrY day you miss q great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
BASEBALL.

Rrsaiss af sarnss Played In National
md Rr1sT1osn Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
So gau1sss soIfsdllsd
STANDING OF TEE CrCES
W L. re w D.. esE-
Gtteagu-..6 "a SO 81 st. no1iis 90 - a.;
Ssw EorkS AZ .~1 CncihnattT 40, .sssa
Pitrstbtrs;, 60 % 600 BrooA!yn,..A Al .H1
PhiRphiR@ Is .SB Bnstnn.-.-g 81 -
AMERICAN LEAGrB
At 81. Observation-Disclosures. a. St. EnliA.
L observation-disclosures and Thomas; Ha1natS
ton and Stspferrss.
81 Detroin-NRSx York. s: DstroiE. 8. BaoA
tsriRs-CaIfwsn and Sweeney Laff1s and
Stanags.
AZ ClRxsianf@50gtuna a. Cleveland s
BatrarissLc1rotta and casrigang. Mitafssi.
and E1shan.
1t Chtnsso-Chicago.. 1T Washington. O..
BatteEiss-Walsh and Block, EBeRer' and
SSrss4-
Sr~% N-eFNrc np ruur rTr~zc-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21
BENTLEY DORY
AGAIN WINNER
Defeats Railway by Small
Margin Raritan is Third.

The Bentley Yacht Club dovy- In
charge OF Captain Decker, of Totren-
dory race at Great Kills Saturday az
ternoon, defeating the Railway boat
by a small margin The Rsatap
Yacht Club boat, from this city. sail
ed by William Hewitt and John
OIesen, came in . close third
The race was an Interesting enc on
account of the strong west wind pre-
vailing which sent the boats along at
a good clip. After the races Comm0-
dors Boyd, Of the Great III Yacht
Club, entertained the yaehtsme1 to q
dinner In the club house and proved
himself a most genial host
The time Of the boats In the race,
-. ~ -,%arps Sc ~rpTtCrxA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21

PUBLIC SERVICE TIME TABLE.
Cars Leave Staten Island Ferry:
livery SO minutes until SEQ p. mr. also
& $40, l0:40 and l1:4o .. m (sstur-
psfs K~sasbey-S:is q m. and every
Is minutes until $40 p m Then every
NUT until }5:ts. and .v.rv 10
ni EoI 'unstlY l1:ie p
Nvsry is minutes until lt:so , -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-21

The next racs will be held TWO
weeks from Saturday over the local
course, owing TO the fact that the
regular boat race Of the Raritan
Yacht Club win be run off this COM
ing SATURDAY..
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21
Fort Pierce Ball
Team at Miami

The Fort Pierce baseball team left
here Tuesday evening for Miami to
play two games with the strong Semi.
mole team of that city Wednesday and
Thursday. These games were feature
Of the big anniversary celebration Of
the Magic City and were expected 70
rival in popularity the aeroplane fights
as attractions for the visitors.
The team was composed of DR.. E. F.
Rollins, manager; Ralph vanLanding-
ham, w, E. VauLandingham, Tucker,
Tenney, Davies, Munich, Mcmillan, Bar
nett, Jenkins, Crown and Horton. Da.
vies was scheduled to pitch the first
game on Wednesday and Tucker was
slated for similar duty in the second
With Ralph VsnLandingham doing the
receiving.
A note received from Editor Brown
after Wednesdays game is as follows
'Miami won Is to I, Fast game tc
seventh, score to 0. Two batting raj.
lies, with numerous errors, scored l.
for Miami in two innings while Forl
Pierce went TO pieces. Fort Pierce
escaped a shut out by making one rur
in the ninth inning. The batteries
were Tucker and VanLandingham fol
Fort Pierce and McDonough and White
for Miami. Mcmillan, our second base
man, was hurt in the third inning
Team in bes, Of spirits and count OF
winning Thursdays game with goot
score TO our credit"
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21
Commissioners
Monthly Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners
Of st. Lucie county, Florida, met July
II, 19ll pursuant to adjournment July
3, 1911. Present, E. A. Holt, A, N.
Hoofnagle and D. E. Austin, with j. e.
Fultz, clerk.
The chairman being absent, on mo-
tion, d. E. Austin was elected chair
man pro tenn.
The county assessor was present and
met with the board for the purpose OF
reviewing and equalizing the assess.
ment roll.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the valuations OF the
following pieces of property be increas-
ed as follows; (See list elsewhere.)
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted;
Whereas, The judge of the circuit
court of the Seventh circuit has ordered
this board, acting in conjunction with
the board Of Brevard county. to have
surveyed and plated, with proper mon
uments, the boundary line between St
Lucie and Brevard counties; therefore
be it
Resolved, Thatthe sheriff and county
surveyor Of this county are directed tt
carry out the order OF said Judge. act
ing in conjunction with the sheriff ant
county surveyor Of Brevard county, ii
accordance with said order.
On motion, board adjourned to NEE
in regular session August 7th, 1911.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21
State News

The depot at New Smyrna was put on
rollers one day last week and moved 70
the north side of the track between v"
trains TO make room for new sidetrac s.
The new depot will be built before the
winter season,
sepator Fletcher has introduced .
bill in congress for the coinage Of MY
thousand gold dollars and containing
many other provisions for the cen
INV Ponce de Leon anniversary at St
Augustine in 1913
The Florida potato season was no'a'
bic for the wide range Of the olS'riou
ION. shipments being made as la
south as the lsthp'us Of fanama ana a'
al north as Alaska, and i looks as J
ne Florida early potato may soon r''e
,bs Florida orange In popularity
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21
Lyceum Course For
The Coming Season

The entertainment committee OF the
Fort Pierce Improvement Club are
pleased to announce the following mum
bers for the Lyceum Course for the
season OF l91l-12, one of which will ap-
pear In November, one in January, TWO
February, and the last In March;
Among these attractions are "The
Cavneys," Cartoonists, Clay Modelers
and Impersonators, conceded to be the
best in their line on the platform.
'The Apollo Concert Company" bell
ringers, male quaruette and general en-
tertainers.
"The Fisher-Shipp Company" pre-
senting varied entertainment of the
latest in music OF all varieties.
We respectfully present as our all
star attraction for the course "Round's
Ladies All Star Specially Company"
which consists of Mr.. Round and eight
ladies. This is the highest paid at
traction on the platform and the high
est guaranteed company that ever trav'
eled the East Coast, their price being
$4,000 for the one appearance.
Brush" the greatest living magi
clan, the unparalleled sensation OF 81
states will be with US to show in hi
own way the seemingly impossible
feats OF magic and delusion..
| We say without any hesitation tha
the course we have selected for tn
coming season is one Of the best, ant
we have spared neither time nor troub
in selecting It.
The course this season will cost u
over 800 more than the course OF las
season and we are making our ticket
50. 80 this year for the entire course, In
Guiding preserved seat for the season
BY buying season ticket you will say
one dollar, or, it gives you two attrac
tions free. Mrs. CT. McCarty, aide
by Others, will canvass for your seats
but the request is made that simpl
telephone or write for your reservation
without being called upon.
:. We thank you for YOUR last season
patronage, and ask you TO see the fines
cleapest FIVE attractions that has eve
appeared in Fort Pierce.
Mrs. CT T. McCarty,
| W. E. Tylander,
b. X. McCarty
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21
Fla. E. C. L. e S. Co.
Fire Fighting Plant

With that progresslveness that has
always characterized the management
of the Florida East Coast Lumber and
Supply Company Fort Pierce is now
equipped with second fire fighting de-
partment that in some respects rivals
that owned by the city, being always
on the spot and ready for business.
Having experienced serious losses IN
the past by the ravages of fire in some
of their yards they have concluded that
"self preservation is the first law OF ma
ture" and made arrangements accord
iugly by installing $1,000 outfit con
sisting of a Fairbanks.MorSe engine anu
pump, a pinch 65 foot we'll a Sz'WO
gallon tank standing higher than any
thing else for miles around and 0oVlee'
Of new hose, uozzles, and all other ne
cessities. Four hydrants nave been in'
stalled. three il the yard aud one oppo'
site the front entrance, each suppl q
with attached and noSzled hose ana al
ready for work at the turning OF
screw. Each hydrant is nicely ooSeo
over as a protection to the hose ana
Guard against meddlers but conveni
sotlv arranged top makes It easy 0i aC
oass when necessary and the heightn O
,be tank produces a pressure suln0ieu' =
20 throw the water high enough l0r -
practical purposes.
Such enterprise is commeuuS0,s als
vortby Of imitation by others y ~. .n'
wav Of enhancing the value anu tS,no y
titying their property to say noSn,Ss ,Ss
the reducing Of insurance ano .bo.e ."e
onle, ease and comfort i aiforos 'nO''
sIssninU in that neighborhooa.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21
Bonus offer
in Contest
Large Bonus of Votes
Given for One Week

AS an extra inducement to the ladies
who are competing for the valuable and
substantial prizes which the News will
award to the successful ladies at the
close Of the great Piano Voting Contest
we have decided to offer three bonus
lots Of votes, to be awarded as follows;
10000 extra votes will be allowed to
the contestant who brings into this
Office the greatest sum OF money, for
new subscriptions, renewals, collections
or any business that is within the scope
Of this contest, between Friday, July
p Il p n.y. and Thursday, July q,
Il p. m.) inclusive.
To the contestant bringing in the
next greatest sum we will allow $1,000
extra votes, and to the lady bringing in
the third greatest sum we will allow
10000 extra votes.
These offers are made to the ladies as
a mark Of our appreciation for the un-
firing efforts which they are putting
forth to help increase the circulation
OF the News.
The contest is now assuming an in
teresting phase and the ladies have
taken hold in earnest, realizing that
the time is swiftly passing and that the
prizes will be awarded to those who are
diligent and active, and who do mol
lose single opportunity TO further
their interests.
We congratulate the contestants or
the excellent showing which they have
made up to this time and offer then
sincere assurance Of our hearty co
operation in every way. The confess
manager invites all Of the contestant
10 confer with him at any time tol
suggestions and active support
The race Is now on and we predict al
exciting finish. The friendly rivalr!
existing among the contestants an'
also their friends affords zest TO th'
contest which is proving interesting IL
the extreme. The bonus offer is SURE
to bring out heavy poll OF votes, an'
the next issue will show the result II
detail.
Below appears the relative standini
Of each contestant at the close o
business Thursday night;
NAME RESIDENCE VOTE
Florence stetson Fort Pierce 76,Os
s,o,,. Blocker Jensen. 44,l9
Minnie Arnau Fort Pierce. ls'40
Margaret Thompson Fl. Pierce. 1874
Edna Tucker Fort Pierce, lO.OS
Ethelyn cramer Fort Pierce. 800
Maud Miller, Eden ~ nv
romipation blank will be found !
~. ,ssre and the entrance fee is notf
10. neither is it TOO late to put othe
names on the list.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21

e,,oe prof. Hines. Of West ralu y,
o.oh sauO could not serve on the suo-c q Oal' !
mittee Of the textbook aoop'.Va Wv Ssd Is
I,ower East Coast will Oe i, scr : ,Iewed Iew d
usual BY the State officials ana A''Y''N
no representation. ,.,oa, II
Mr.. r. F. Robinson ciyli !, ,.ass - was at
the Florida East Coast ral,rUrS' lns,, and sur.
ssyss 'ss section house and pumping s.Oat sa
lion, and marked eos 2 ,,"se ovS's improve.
platform As s0or = ~ .nT.S =, 3 Z 8, rail-
sanford
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21

'ss victim Of a railroad engine
fR'h Sunday night about tVo
'7Ih Of town and his remains
'A''ered along the track for a
''e 0r more. From what can be
'Ae victim was Nassau negro
YEARS old named Pratt and he
'nployed on some Of the pin' :
''' south Of this place, A me-
Fas 10 town with him Sunday
vent with him to near where
A' h't him, said ne was drunk
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21
Fatal Step
muses. Death
SIcitchman in Rail
0qd Yard Here.

..,.s out in the prime of his man
- he life OF Mr.. Hill Williams
s.sritchman in the Florida East
railway yard at this place at
is5 o'clock on Tuesday morning
.,bo vheels OF a ponderous pas
.pgine while he was In the ais
o. his duty
/. oorthbouud passenger train had
N time aud Mr.. Williams had
I, bIs little family, consisting OF
.,,s and two small children, on
ID, visit with relatives at Doth
.nd after the train had left
I'M about his work in a cheerful
|,er As was his custcm.
ss. ,he time came for the hostler
the released engine into the
house Mr.. Williams was at his
.ud rode out to the switch at the
west of Ripley street,
NJ be jumped off and threw the
The engine started ahead with
.al speed and when 1t got to where
sIIhman stood he made an effort
On the running board attached
blot, but missed his footing
hll in the middle of the track
bis danger he gave an alarm
engine was already on him ana
AZ instant he was pushed down
hiog dragged along the track un-
l blot For about 80 yards the
1ss dragged before the engine
nought to a standstill and then It
btnd that the lifeless form had
tlnost severed across the chest
Aefwise only slightly bruised,
ling hands were waiting TO render
|slauce possible and the engine
ieked" up as quick as possible
Be body released and taken TO the
1arlers Of the city fire depart
'Ngh the kindness Of fellow-train'
A|sviie was notified of the acci'
tslegraph while on the train at
= 7'||e, his parents at Dotham, Ala,
klegraphed to and a purse raised
the remains embalmed.
pnpanied by Mr.. Frank Bath the
% left here Tuesday night for
HtFilIe, where they we're met by
snls and wife Of the unfortunate
'na eseOrted by them to Dotham,
'' former home, for interment
Villains Was robust, good-na'
'sl about "a years Of age, and
lp the railroad yard here since
||'' iell, he and his family resid'
Qtspge avenue a few doors west
'f ssreet,
Fort Pierce news., 1911-07-21
Judge Jones
FOrGOUernOr
Dade County Man s
Strong Endorsement

In the Miami Metropolis of last Sat-
urday a correspondent strongly en-
dorses Judge Minor s, Jones as can
didate for Governor In the primary
next spring, and we reproduce his COM
munication in part, emitting the bitiug
references in regard to Governor Gil
christs actions
Editor Metropolis
In going over the list OF candidates
for Governor to bs voted for next year,
as announced by the men themselves
or mentioned as prospective candinates
by the newspapers throughout the
State, and on figuring on the merits
and demerits Of those announced or
prominently mentioned" as aforesaid,
it has occurred to me that there is still
room for the "best YETI to come in In
other words / have in mind a man
whom believe would make better
Governor than any so far mentioned. /
do not know whether he could be in
duced to become candidate for this
Office or not, but fully believe he could
be elected if he would puthis candidacy
before the people. He could certainly
wipe up the East Coast counties, and
some Of the middle ones, too, with any
man now In the race. or so far meetion-
ed as likely to be, and if he can holdlhis
own on the West Coast and in the coun-
ties over in the northwest corner Of the
State, he could sure "get there, Eli"
1 refer to the Honorable Minor s.
Jones, the man who served us in the old
Seventh Judicial Circuit so long and
faithfully and honorably as judge, and
who was recently deposed by our nars
row-minded governor in most spiteful
and malicious mannSr after the people
OF his circuit had unanimously noni.
mated him only year ago to serve
them six years longer.
1t strikes me that this is indeed
most opportune time for the people of
his old circuit especially to show their
appreciation Of Judge Jones and his
work and life among them, and for The
people Of the whole State to vindicate
this honored gentleman by placing him
in the Governors chair to work for and
defend the interests of the common pees
pie of this State, as he would do II be
went there.
And | know OF no reason why he
would not make an acceptable governor
to all the people and interests of this
State, whether large or small. for he
has certainly shown fairness Of spirit
and clearness Of judgmnet when suca
tuations have arisen before him in his
long and honorable career on the bench,
AndI fully believe, as must everyone
else who knows anything about Judge
= Jones, that he Is in every way fitted "a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-04
SNAP SHOTS

The musical director is also lead
ing man.
The shortest words sometimes
carry the most weight.
Business activity sometimes con-
sists of lodging creditors.
A man with a future shouldn't
marry a woman with a past
- Lightning never hits twice in the
same place, nor does the confidence
man.
The telephone girl may have rings
on her fingers, but she has more in her
ears.
The oyster is phlegmatic crea-
ture, and yet is often engaged in broils.
Many woman who thinks she is
the salt of the earth should remember
Lots wife.
When you see fellow wheeling a
baby carriage it doesn't necessarily in
dicate that he is man Of push.
1.-The owl is supposed to be the
wisest Bird" remarked the Wise Guy.
Yes, but the crow never does anything
without caws," replied the Simple
Mug.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1911-01-04
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Theproprietors have so much faith in
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