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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
POLICE HUNT
FOR MAN HURT
Man Reports Son Assaulted
is Found All Right.

The police Of the Goth. precincs
station, T~ottenville, were sent out
on a wild goose chase last night.
when Samuel Feldman and his wife
of 90 Suffolk street, Manhattan,
came to the station house here and
reported that he had received word
by telephone that his son, Hynlan
Feldman, residing here. had been
waylaid and assaulted The tels
phone message stated that the sok
was in q serious condition from this
attack.
Neither father or mother &C. 1
speak English and an interpreter had
to be secured to find out what the
two people wanted.
with Patroiman Mitchell the old
! people set out to find their son. This
younger Feldman, who was located
in Broadway, Ii the foreman for
Frechtel Brothers. shirt waist manu-
facturers, who began operation In
the former police station Wednes-
day. He was fornd to be all right
and surprised at seeing his parents
down here.
Lyman Feldman worked for the
Frechtel Brothers In Manhattan and
during the recent strike In that
place did not go out on strike.
When tho plant was moved here he
came here with them and was made
foreman of the shop.
It is now believed that 1t was a
scheme OF the union shirt waist maxi
ers to get the old couple to come here
SO that the son could be located and
to find out where the firm had start
ed a new plant. After Mr.. and Mrs.
Feldman found their son was all
right, they returned to Manhattan
again last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
MOLLY STARK COUNCIL
INSTALL THEIR OFFICERS

The installation Of officers and the
monthly social session of Molly Stark
Council, Daughters of America, took
place at a meeting held in its rooms
il Amieitia hall. Pleasant Plains.
Wednesday night. Besides many
members of the council there were
visitors present from Welcome Coun-
ell. of Tottenyille. District Deputy
State Councillor Mrs. Theodore Lev
en-, of Tottenyflle, was the installing
officer. Following the installation
the social session was held. Euehre
and a game of finch we're the feat
Mrs. Hector Monroe was
awarded the prize in the euchre
game, a picture, and Miss Rita PEN
ton the finch prize, a fancy oFna-
ment. Mrs. Monroe was also the
lucky winner of the monthly prize, a
fancy apron. After the games re-
freshments were served. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06

Look at the prices Of thsrgs'' n
advertised In teday's paper. IL you
know values, and have a csra for
you purse thess prices will INTEREST
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
d. MITCHELL GOES SOUTH.

Daniel Mitchell, who has been
In the employ of Sharrot Brothers,
feed dealers. In Amboy avenue,
Pleasant Plains, for the past ten
years, has resigned hts position with
that firm anu gune TO his home In
st. Michael, Md. TO reside with his
parents.
Mitchell expects to enter business
In that place. He is we'll known in
these parts, where he has resided
with his uncle, Daniel Green, since
coming here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
T0TTENvtLLE

William Bogardus was a local visi-
tor last night.
The Misses Lena and Mary List
visited In Perth Amboy this week.
Mrs. M. A. Brown, of Pleasant
Plains, visited here last night.
Mrs. Frank Adams has returned to
Manhattan.
Mrs. Ralph Drummer has gone to
her home in Manhattan after q visit
here.
Huguenot Lodge No. 3S1, r. & A.
M, held a communication last night.
United Council, Jr. O. U. A. M,
met last night
Fl. e. Sprague Ia having his store
and fee cream parlor, in Main street,
papered and renovated for the COM
ing season. X. F. Roland Is doing
the work.
A meeting OF the Aquehonga Ath-
ietic Club was held at the club house
last night. with w. D. Frerichs, the
new president, In the chair.
The first lecture OF the second
course will be held at public school
No. / tonight. Frederic Reddall win
talk on Patriotic Songs"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
cOuPLE rs suRPRIsED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Oehcsli, of
Sandy Ground. were greatly sur
prised New Years eve when a large
number OF friends poured in upon
them as they were about to retire.
About twenty-five were In the party
that was ushered In the house amid
the blowing OF horns and much
merry-maktng. Refreshments were
quickly gotten ready and the social
part of the evening was enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
EUCHRE CLUB e

Mrs, A. J. Smith. Of broadway,
entertained the members of the
Regina Euchrs Club at her home
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. William
Ford was awarded first prize, a lunch
cloth, and Mrs. William Scott, sec
ond, a fancy pin cushion. Refresh
ments were served. Mrs. William
Bloedgood will entertain next week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
REPUBLICAN CLUB TO MEET.

A meeting of the Thirty-eighth
District Republican Club has been
called for tonight at 8 o'clock in its
headquarters In Amicitia hall. Am
boy avenue, Pleasant Plains At this
time IL Is expected tina some import
sion. A full attendance of the mem-
bers Ia requested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
Appeal tc YOU
LOWEsg

EMPRESS SERVICE AT LOWEST
FREIGHT RATES.
You are a w~ide-awake. h-2rd-werRsn~
progressive ~asSns man.
Yeu Rnow that. other things heGar
equal expense nsust bs cut down.
IS we were 20 tell y&u that omr Fafas
airs ths leyssat and then gsra TO Hay
our Eervlcs Is the quickest and khe
most reflabRs. would mot that cershfna-
siqn apyssI to goa OF aRurs& IL wausa.
Eassas tsAs Yosx nupsgAy saonss catch
9uT ffs09 A. d. steamer from Pier 81
EAss River. 81 Z. YeaR 6rel&Sf@ viii
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
WEDDING

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Jacob Eagle, of
johnson avenue. and Mrs. Lydia
Coogan, of Front street, Tottenville.
The wedding took place in Stapleton
two weeks $780,. and the facts OF the
marriage did not become known un-
til a few days ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
SCHOOL LECTURE.

1.-THE Real Streets Of Cairo was
the subject of an interesting lecture
In the assembly room of public
school No. 8, Pleasant Plains. last
might. The lecture, which was the
irst In the winter series. was deliv-
cred by Lewis CASTOR Leary, OF New
York. It was we'll attended. The
lecture was illustrated by stereopti-
con views.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
~AFTERNoON WHIsT.

The members of the Afternoon
Whist Club were the guests OF Mrs
c. M. Winant, in Amboy avenue,
yesterday. Mrs. B. w. Rothschild
won first prize, a ha1f-dozen handker-
chiefs, and Mrs. George M. Kiefer
seconds bureau scarf,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
The Bulletins Page of Sports
BROKERS EXPECT A
ROUGH GOLF MATCH;
HAVE SIX EXTRA MEN
Substitutes viii Hold Down the
Side Lines Ready to Re-
place the Injured,

what kind ct rough stun do the
their clash on the golf links tomorrow?
Captain Harold Ginard of the stock
and bond crowd must be expecting
trouble, for he has named no less than
six substitute who VIII camp ON the
side lines. ready to take the place Of
any disabled player. II looks as though
the brokers had been tipped of to ex-
poet bcaning with niblick. or quick
trip into the pond at the first hole
Ginard himself will Ice one of the
reserves, aud will direct his team from
the side lines The side lines have
been carefully surveyed 50 as to in
clude the clubhouse.
The bankers are trained to the min
ute, and their captain, l. Tenn"y Peck.
has imbucd them with the idea that
death is better than defeat They are
trained to the minute. and although
they are taking interest, some busi-
ness Inconvenience has been encoun-
tered owing to the fact that none OF
them win go near draft
Heres tn" lineup of the opposing
forces:
BroEcrs--W. =. Roth. " T.. Brown.
william Simpson. william williamson.
G. G. Carter. A Along.
Bankers. Tenney Peck, a. w. T.
Bottomley. Il. ! Spalding, A Lewis.
George e. Potter. J. l.. Cockburn.
Brokers' subs.--H y. Giffard. Joe
Andrade. r. II Reidford, w. Kendall.
@ Buttolph, W. A. Love.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
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MhNOA TENNIS FINALS.

doubles Of the Manoa Tennis Clubs
handicap tournament, which has been
in progress for several days. viii be
played tomorrow afternoon.
The Manoa club. which Is a holding
company for the Manoa Tennis club.
held its annual meeting last night and
elected the following officers: George
q. Guild. president; Ernest Ross. Vice
president. a. l.. Andrews. secretary.
IA. VI, Graham. treasurer The trus-
tees who hold thcirs>property are -.
Won Damn, e. II. Olson and NJ. Mac
intyrc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
League
RA|DED YEARLY
Likely Material GobbIed Up
BY Major League
Scouts.

a criminal can escape the meshes or
the police easier than bah player can
obscure his talents from major league
scouts. says n Detroit dispatch. There
isn't league In the United States or
In Canada that II not thoroughly COW
cred by Representatives from big league
clubs. and diamond stars In the rough
organization for any length Of time.
The colleges have been invaded, and
some Of the present day stars In the
national pastimc were heroes In cdu-
cational institutions. Aside from this,
each major league club has it, friends
in different parts of the country, and
these supporters give countless tips on
possible future stars.
There was "a time when the tips from
fans were disregarded by club owners.
II was not considered that the ordinary
fan could distinguish between players.
but competition has become so keen
that. unless the information Is usually
wild. club owners investigate the mer-
It's of the player suggested
Walter Johnson. star pitcher OF the
Washington American League club. and
man whom many critics consider the
most wonderful pitcher In the game to-
day. was tipped OF 10y n travelling
salesman.
Three or four years ago big league
clubs were raiding class A teams for
recruits. At one time there was hard
~ u club In either the American or
National League hut what had n re-
cruit from the American Association
Then Connie Mack Of the Athletics
showed n number Of college players
and attention was directed toward the
institution Of learning. The raiding Of
Canadian leagues and leagues In the
West and on the Pacific Coast follow
ed that. and this season particular at
tention has been directed toward the
South
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03

II is said that Tub" Spencer, Of
the Quakers. Is worth n boiler full Of
kale and will quit the game for good.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
.0U7R|GGER CLUB
Plans GALA DAY

Tomorrow afternoon and evening, at
the Outrigser club, the members will
entertain this friends and the public
at a regatta chowder, dance and en-
tertainment.
At 2 o'clock In the afternoon the
youngsters of the club will assemble
on the grounds and launch their boards
and canoes preparatory to three hours
Of contest In the waves.
At 4 o'clock Berger's band will ar
rive to enliven the events, and at 8 the
big chowder for a thousand guests will
be laid. and during the feast Ernest
Kaais orchestra will arrive to remain
for the rest of the evening. -.
Dancing viii begin at o'clock and
continue until midnight, The motion
pictures Of the surfing scenes viii be
thrown on the screen several times
during the evening.
Tickets for the entire program may
be secured at the Public Service rooms,
The club expects to net a thousand dol
lars for the contemplated improve
ments, Already several hundred dol
lars have been appropriated for the re-
tanning WALL which Is now being buiit,
The public Is invited to patronize the
entertainment tomorrow
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
| SOCCER LEAGUE HAS
ADOPTED SCHEDULE
FOR COMING SEASON
Every Team Has Two Free
Saturdays During Race
KAN Alumni Admitted,

The soccer schedule for the coming
season was formally adopted last night
at a meeting Of the Hawaii Associa-
ton Football League. held at the Young
Hotel. with five teams In the race
this year the apportionmcnt of games
was no easy thing. and Secretary Gray
of the league deserves n bouquet for
the satisfactory schedule he drew up.
Last night II went through without an
unfavorablc comment. Every team In
the league plays two games with ev-
cry other team. and every team gets
two Saturdays lay on
The season viii open December Q
with the usual double header at Moili-
III. and In the evening dance at the
Young. All games will he called at
2:3O and 3:i5 sharp. Season tickets
can he secured for u dollar. and single
admissions win he Is cents as former
ly. ladies' being admitted free.
There IL plenty Of material from
which To pick referees this year. and
this important matter will be taken
up at once. Among the possibilities are
!. Mclean. James Fiddcs. Bob Ander-
son, H. l.. Strange and l.. q. Black
man.
The Kamehameha Alumni team was
formally admitted last night.
Following IL the schedule:
Dec. 9--Hcaiani vs.. Punahou.
Kamchameha VS. High School
16-Punahou vs. Kamehameha.
Male VS. Healani.
25-kamchameha w Male.
High School w. Pupahou.
Jan MALE W.. High School
Hcalani vs.. Kamehameha.
6--iIigh School W.. Hcalani.
Punahou VIZ. Male.
| 13--licalani vs.. Punahou.
| Kamchamcha vs.. High School
20-Punahou w. Kamehameha.
Male w. Healani.
27-Kamehameha vs. Male.
! High School VS.. Punahou.
Feb. 3-Maiie Va. High School
Healani vs.. Kameha meha.
1O--High School w. Healanl.
| Punahou VS.. Male.
q q q
/ Boston fans Rgure that. Buck
O'Brien, OF the Red Sox. and Pitche
Donnelly. Of the Rustlcrs. will put tn,
Z, Hub on the baseball map next sea
son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03

weekly RsIIs'in - ..er v.a-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03

BOSTON fans figure that. Buck"
O'Brien, OF the Red Sox, and Pitcher
Donnelly. Of the Rustlcrs. will put the
Hub on the baseball map next sea-
son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
FIGHT FANS See "a ROUNDS OF
GOOD SPORT AT P. A. c. SHOW
Mcguire Of the Engineers and McGrath Of the Infantry Put
Up Best Mill of the Evening and will Be Matched Again.

linn coopc N husky sailor from tho
N,v,,o took tho measure of Ra,pb
Trior. marines. I'm the lightweight class.
Tho former had n fighting face that's
worth N stage fortune, and the way he
p,owered across the ring at his oppo-
mont was unite awe-inspirinu, Uc car
ried the fighting to Trjer most of the
time, o,,boupb the latter took a brace
4, tho lac, round Not enough how
over tn i,stify a third round, when
Dr Macka, the clubs official physi-
ci,p examined Coope before the fight
,o said ,;,at the sailor had the finest
heart nc had ever listened to.
Tboo yu,sr of the Second Infantry
and Frank cropck of the engineers
carried their po to four rounds before
:, docis,o, was given In favor of the
,orr,or xyu,er,s yrea, FAM, WAC not
taking advantage OF openings. Several
,,pes be had cronck with his hands,
hanging and yyou,dp't step I'm for what
wound undoubtedly have been a telling
,upch Cronck was game as a pebble.
and came nm strong for the fourth
ro,,d I'm, wilier was able to get I'm
,,r.o randi fro right hooks to the
,o,l ,,hi,b ,ract,caI,y decided IN,
s,,,
Ic.vs,rvmcr Didn't Come.
Tho nrorram was somewhat cut
down nv tho non appearanc. OF e,gh,
.or,,nor. from, I..iIebu, and bv the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
OAHU MCKINLEY
GAME TOMORROW

Punahou and Mckinley High VIII
meet on the football field tomorrow
afternoon, This win he the first time
in two seasons that the teams have
come together.
Punahou looks to have the inside
chance, for the college backs are II
speedy lot, and the team as whole
has mad more practise than the Nc
Kinlcyites. The game should be worth
seeing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03

The Partisan novelty Of theater-
restaurant In New York Is a failure,
and "the Folies i'ergcrc" has been
closed. Orchestra seats In two thea
tiers have been advanced 60 $3.50.
an Increase in all Broad
way theaters.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03
MARRIED.

NGMARSH-In Berkeley. Califor-
mia. October %, 1871. at the homo
of the brides parents. Miss Ferepta
Marsh to George b. King. son Of
Mrs. Amy l.. Boardman of Homo
lulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-11-03

II you have a want large enough to
think about, why not let n Bull letln
Want Ad solve the problem?
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entss s4.S5-5.l5, hoire bis faHcD $5.20--
$50.
BaAwetssn nomiHsu. american s5e
une ganabian 63e G. |. (. Rem gDors.
RatsmskI tn felt. - Getnes uetsss
aue seIbss oil .16--l.20. srobss &l. .lo--l,l5,
aiIneriee $500.
Rosssa nominsu. 10. 2 Deftern 83e
I. .. s. hen ssrf.
Gsrits III rubis. RaIsserfs sl.o5
Loo c. 4. (. Rem Dors.
Detssn.-3ufuhr 20, 400 gu., 8erianbt
l72 ,64s Bu. Marft miatc. no. 2 rother
S6lke in9lepator une e7I1e 7. 0. 3. f6mirns
msHs, 70. Rortsern Dggat5 81 .05 f.o.b.
iHDtmmenb.
@stfAforn. - 9nfuhr $500, Der.
ianbt 30, Ola. Bu. #safst rpiIis. erp0rt no.
62r I. o. 8. iGutmmeno.
Safer. ~ Sufubr T3 300 gu. ger'dnSt
Bubble. RaFft Ut tart. STANDARD pet'
bss 4lze. 70. Detbsr 42e, Ro. 8 Ale.
Re. 4 4Olxe.
Hsu Ia ftette.-lrima l50--l56e, no. /
| l40--lb0e, go. 1856, go. I00-ll5.
AovfeR fsetie. State 1910, crbtrdrsv
| ste Aoies 28--sle; 1909, 18---I9e; Dactfic
Geaft 1910, oreiaareE bss Dolce 2l-24t.
| 1903, I6--l9c.
Hauts finb itetia. Central amsrseau
I1g1&2-20e, Soepta 2l PIE.
| 9eoer IN ruRts. NemIo6 231f-2Tt.
| pers tit ftstig. SaHsiIp SIS. 5000. 90
| itcrt clear sl6.00-ls.00, wleb s17.75--
1875.
Beef tit ftstia. Fanitr els.50-I4.o 90
Mes sl2.50-t3O0, 8eefssGinten $2e .0C
--28 90. Bsrpa6t sl2 00--12.5o, Gttp ersru
Sueia Heb $l5.00-l5.50.
GHt Reats FHb 'tetta. @ep6teIts Bel
| lies. 10 bts II gfb.. i0s<-12Ize, DO. Snul
| tsru sh<-8Ae. DO. Shtnfen liE<-I2ke
s4mais III feft RtbeIs Defs primo
ss.50--S.4o. Raiftutrtss III f.etis. Goa
ttasni ss.7o, e. u. - 10, COMPOUND ~
I73<e.
fafs ~ uiais. prima eas 5s4e,
Gounsrp 51<--sc.
BaumnelIiaamsBsDeI III wiIie
grtma rpkes s5.67-573, prina semmer
gsIbss %. 6.70-7.l0.
| Hs.roI leu NJ 1T ftstis. RaFfinir!ss 8sr
s)ert 37.25, QhiIaesIpbia uRb Baliimsrs
81. .25, bc. Tn 4aIt S3 IS.
MelIs IN rubis. Dcnssitie SIsese zoe
/ Gar, ~ rubss. Strcinee, ssuobnli4ss
bis sates 1896.
9erpsutin M Tuasa 10 e2Kt.
| Aeis III itettg. Stnbesnstf4er 2H-5s
gafHc 5a&-Se.
Moiaffss in itsttg Rem Orleans Cpsr
Esttts, outer bis toscs. S0--S0e.
sa6sr. -- Rohsr 10 itesis. Ruseapass
80 Zen, s.38c. Centrifugal 90 Tea 1850
MeEafFes s9u4er 50 Ten s.iie. RafTHirtsr
"a issiia. Cut goat $40. Graikeo 5.60e
gsDnse .A@ 5.25t. Gn5es 5.l5c, gewssrss
l5.DOs, @ranuIatee 490e, TiamoHs II"
80. Genfeesionsrs r. 4.7be, go. | ATS
10. 94T0s. go. 8 AS. 5se. 4 4. SOC. no q
E455s, Ro.s 4.5Ot, 30. 445s, RO.
4.4Os, SO. g4.35c, 10. 10. 4.s0e. 10. II
ass, 70. ~ 4.20c. 20. Is 4.i5c. 80. Il
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