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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-19
AS TO CORPORATION JOHN.

The Tucker Democrat jumps lightly
into the circles Of the Democratic
harmony. with the following comment
upon the Hon. John J. CornweII. once
a Democrat supposed to be without
guile, but now sadly tincturea with
Wisconsin:
Corporation owned John Cornvycu Of
the Hampshire Review. - very rfrlrr r.ttf
out by the act Of the Democrat. repre-
sentatives In congress voting for ta.
amendment requiring fnc President IN
make pubic all Inducements made in
behalf or every applicant appointed br
MIN 10 iudReship. Corporati"u John NJ,
dpuht thinks his name would arp..r Iu
The endorsement OF some railroad hire
Ing for the 5udgeship: hence ii- do
npuncement 81 the acfs OF Junior Brown.
Adam L'ttlepaEe. our Democrat retr.-
S@rtativeS. who all voted FOR t.Is '.-.
snd We'll timed measure TIE voters ~
N~st NirEinia made no mistake when.
they defeated John ~ornweI fpr r,,l--
nnr John - too close up with o.. in
When the In'elligencer once stated
that John ,. CornVell was owned D..
fhe corporations. financed bv tho cor
porations and controlled o. them. "a
loud howl vent up from many Demo.
Gratis Here ve have eloquent Demo.
cratic testimony % tho sam. .t.-
John 7 C0rnvsu VAS rr-- -s..t go
Eo,erno~ ~ 'ha ara-'. 90 -.an 4. OBJ.
v o. 30 bad been s.a--.. ....- .--
p u0.f have done OIL. 4.-r
'f@ r a D RI F.--.r. o. F.-...
fs.- Nes' H.-r-.a POI ..a -.-
o $780,
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him liable in the minimum penalty
under the law. In fact. Wilson has
been ~ Jail more than six months, in
Guiding the term before and after his
trial
Another person To- secure relief was
Robert l. Harold ~ Randolph county.
~ IN" February term. 1910. he was in
Gictcd for unlawfully shooting AT Pres
ton Harmon and also for unlawfully
carrying revolver. ~, was given
six months In each ~ three cases and
fined $50 each in two.
Travelling Man Turned Down.
Charles Handler. aged e. forylerly
~ Montana and by occupation a trav-
Ling salesman. Was not SO fortunate.
AMI VIII have To serve his two years
IN tn Ponitcntiary .or forgery. for
which he was convicted in Cabcll
count.
Andy hester. aged -. reared in Min
=" county. hut indicted and convicted
IN LOGAN county for grand larceny
AMI given two years in the peniten-
tar. hsd th- balance Of has mt, nee
rem:,tcd.
Paroles Passed Upon.
The following paroles were also
FasS'o upon by the governor. .. l..
Harris aged so indicted in Summers
count; in October. 1907. and given
cit ht years FOR breaking and entering
I'VE ny store. Following the recon-
Pcndation Of the parole board ana
pardon attorney a parole was issued.
Tn" M" holding was made In the
two & owing cases. Tony Arhruzino.
go. Italian. convicted ia Harrison coIn-
O. 300 February. 1903. Tor malicious
"""'d.n- and Eiv. q i've ,,ars ~ the
I'1'i 1tI.r,. Arhrizinp and the man
b" v".n3"i. pliV-ri" got into - dis
pIf~ 'ttf music took. ~. las al
i'Hd. s't,'i more than th- minimum
s.rt~r., t.r o.. orcnsa ,ommiftcd.
r"'d i.roVu 81 Summers county. SEM
tened 70. IN years Tor highway r.b-
i-ft %. .rfcfrI upnn his sentence
,l '....
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modify Of any point in the United
States.
In the compilation OF these costs
sheet bars have been figured on the
basis of $3.50 gross ton. which would
represent the average approximate
price at which bars sold +. o. b. cars
at Pittsburgh. during FIVE years end
ing December 81. 1911.
Assuming cost of foreign production
is not greater than selling price and
comparing with domestic costs we ar
rive at these results.
New lork-Domestic mill cost and
freight S2.20 per 100 pounds. English
selling price and freight $I.7'. Differ
enCe in favor Of English prices of 20
cents
nestle. s2.34 English selling price
SIG. In favor of English prices IS
cents
Pacific Coast-Domestic. s. 90. Eng
fish selling price $500 In favor OF
English prices 80 cents.
The difference between domestic
cost r. q. -. cars New York without
prOfiu and the English selling price
at the same point tat presumably
some profit shows that any material
reduction 100 the present rates would
allow the foreign maker 20 successful
ly invade This important market.
Galvanized Sheets
In. the manufacture OF these block
sheets after picked and cleaned are
coated similar Ia TN place. Domestic
cost ls 81 3" per ton The extra duty
accorded fhi, prUdacf under 'hr pres
'ut tariff over black sheet a. not Dis
Iroporuonsfe vh-n the Increased cos'
90 manufacture lu fh.s country over
that Ir foreign countries is tskeu into
funsids~af
frtor ard p.rklnr art ,oa-frr .lp
l.iss 81" .ess .r foreign rourtr.rs AID
fa.I fsrfr.l.rE -a b.ark st.ets 90.
r.i-s ai't s4aa. force -o "a ear fr1
rrn-a- arf .fauses from T~rssrf
-af.s -a...t hr r-r-nrf .1rare
Oh. a.rsrF..r Uf ..r 0.-r r.aa
Gar .. rra far- frar
tsr '.a l--s.- ..r a.s .rn.f.l go
H s.a-f- .t.ar
.rsa.-- r--a f-- .as r.-1-.
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Mr.. Curtis and Mr. Goodwin OF sudden burted out:
God bless n p. Whilst" Nothing had been
moment that justified these words praise
cous and brilliant journalist whom Thack
cray thus called by name. He asked for expana-
ton and he said practically in these words:
II have the best OF for feeling very kindly
toward N p Willis have vivid recolections OF checks
signed by MI Willis which occasionally receved-oh.
ever so many years The amount which each check
called for was. according TO later experiences very
small but small each remittance was II was very
thankfully received because that a time when was
working with my pen very hard order to get an in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-19

In view NJ the outcome 81 tho Los
Angeles cases. most people will feel
that some more evidence than the
headlines In the newspapers IL neces-
sary 70 form an opinion on the "a
arrests on conspiracy charges
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kr- George has made h- speech
from frr throne. bu' 10 sI. have -1
make ..-s s.e-~ofl p~d remarks % ta
.r....'- '.. tn.. ir -ta r. erF 'n
..r ss''rE rrarl.s and .e.e-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-19

II now remains 20 be seen whether
Mr.. Tafts Neurotic club will attain
the long and exclusive membership
list gained by Mr. :soosevelts Ananlas
cub.
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PARDON FOR
WHEELING MAN
EDWARD 6OuDY GIVEN Glenn
ENCY BY THE GOVERNOR.
Was Convicted OF Pistol Totins-Gov-
ernor Passes on Many
Other Cases.
BY CAL T. YOUNG.
Intelngencer Bureau.
Oh pJeston, W. Va. Feb. 10.

More than dozen eases for cxecu-
tive cicmcncy and parole We're passed
on Saturday by Governor C;lasscock.
Ia som" instances the prayer 81 the
applicant was answered. while in
others all relief was refused
\ synopsis OF the cases thus dis
posed nf follows:
William Mead. aged -. sought a re-
mission 81 sentence 81 one year and a
Tine 81 So imposed 10y thu circuit court
o. ayne county for carrying re-
V"lVcr. but was unable To convince the
SCv'r not that the relief should be
granted
Sherwood Baldwin. aged 53.sa dep
MY sheriff 81 Logan county. was in
decd and convicted with Josh Terry
Of maliciously woundiug one Kcnna
Brown Baldwin was given one year.
Errwn claimed h. had made no obi-c-
tiou 60 LcinG arrested. Baldwin
claim was that Brown resisted arres,.
a.;nnugh b" had no warrant for
browns arrest Tn. Application for
d. I.foon was refused
I:'.i'f Was also refused go Rarn.,
Rob. r-'-iu q Tucker county. SER ing
bn Cats and pa ing a nm. 90 s.. for
s.i'u- intoNl'sfing uq."rs Vi'h"4t r.
state hs'rs. therefor
Remit Sentence
i.rth no I-il s.nf.nre end fra wsre
f.-r....l .r obi. ras. of o 90 Moore.
ss.h ~ - 'ai- ,.-1. sentenced ta %
af.s -ri rrsI s.. fr violating ft-
rrt.r.f avs
~S..r-1 M.- Freed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-19

Arizona has noW become The iSth
sister and ve are anxious % learn
how she survives the change from
coz hos IeRrins 10 fhe hobbie Skin;
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New News of Yesterday
When Tsckeray Was Glad to Get American Dollars
10y Z J. EdWar6al

nv second Thchery visited the United
wv mis- ecurng Of
ne made the oces OF Punams MAGAZINE
Time that he
ne offices He
Parke
ne EDITORS OF that magazine He a
series OF sketches
NE to his home England
publca
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i.oih no I.-i -.nf.nre end ono wer.
f.-U...e4 r 'f. ras. of o. Moore
sssd ~ - fai- ,.'1. sentenced fn %
af.s .ri rrsI s.. Hr violating ft-
rrttr.f ave-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
ARRANGE
POOL SERIES
SpotsWood VS.. Helmetta in
Indoor Championship Games.

Spotswood, Feb.~1;-There is ey-
cry indication that an inter-town
pool match between Helmetta and
Spotswood will soon be played, for
several well known local sharks
have taken 1t into their head to
prepare a challenge to the best
shooters In the neighborhood bor-
ough. When the challenge Is for
mally presented it Is hoped that a se-
ries can be arranged both for the
interest of the sport and the acquir-
ing Of knowledge by the losing
players for the Spotswood men are
extremely confident of downing the
representatives of the Helmetta
Club.
A pool tournament Is now In pro-
gregs In the latter organization, at
the conclusion of which the club will
select q team and send forth to de-
fend the town. 1t Is reported.
SpotsWood trimmed a HeImetta
team last winer, but the defeated
quartet was not composed of the
best men In the nearby village. Both
towns boast of n-ear-experts on the
green clothed tables, and If the pro-
posed series is arranged the at
tendance at all matches would UNI
d~oubtedly prove the popularity of
the sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

plan to have the Puritans included
In the play-off, declaring, inasmueh
as the Puritans have out of town
men in their line-up, ouch action
would be unfair to the other gum
tets. The Riyersides won every
game In tie senior league, but were
E~closely dressed by the Martons, with
one defeat. No dates have Lee set
for the last two games. Both clubs
| will present their old line-ups, with
the exception of the Iarions. Dave
Wiientz, manager of the Riversides,
has allowed Manager I-seph Null
len, of the runners-up, the privilege
of playing Deegan, a Puritan guard,
in this series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
|MARIONS AND RIVIES
WILL PLAY FOR CUP
heckheimer of the Globe
Will Present Trophy 10 Winner
of Three Game Series.
MANAGERS AGREE TOCONDITIONS

who donated a handsome loving cup
to the prospective winners OF the
City Senior Basketball League, an
nounced today that the Marions and
Riversides will play q three game
series for the ownership OF the
trophy. The first match comes off
ON the court al Goodwill hall on
Tuesday night, February 6, and
there Is every indication of an enor-
nous crowd being present. Both
teams have a strong Following. Ii
team refuses to complete the
series. the other club will be award
ed the trophy.
Mr.. Heekheimer discouraged the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

New York, Feb. f:-After a few
more ~ten-round bouts here Knockout
Brown, the aggressive little light
weight of this city, will pack his buds
and leave for the Pacific coast to
meet some of the boys out there. OF
late there has been some talk of a
match between Joe Rivers, the Mexi-
can, and Brown, and 1t Is likely that
the pair win meet in the near future.
K. o. has engaged in but few battles
out of his home city, so the fight fans
on the coast are anxious to see him
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
OFFERS PRIZE
IN. BASEBALL
Sport Encourager Will Give
Cup for League.

AS a sport encourager, W. Heck
heimer, of lac Globe, has everybody
else around here dashed to a mast.
He came forward today with an Of
fer of a handsome loving cup to the
winner Of either the city or county
pletes It's schedule. AS it looks
very much like a city league and not
a county organization, the announce
ment will be received with joy by all
Perth Amboy baseball clubs. Mr..
H~eckheimer has announced he will
give a cup to the winner of a Frank
INST. Anthony five game series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

in action. Brown Is probably the
only pugilist that holds newspaper
decisions over two champions, A
year ago In Philadelphia he out
pointed AID Wolgast in a six-round
bout and later in New York in a ten
round bout. Recently he received a
decision over Abe Attell. Brown is
one of the most awkward pugiiists
that ever stepped into the ring. He
Is left handed and stands with his
right hand and foot extended. Pic
ture shows Brown reading an ac-
count of his fight with Attell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
LIVE Z, .sses TIPS

/ see the hremen are going to
fight council proceedings. On the run
allSthe time.
Tottenville A. c. Is entering the
ranks Of the bowlers. Bah jovei
They've hit their stride In basket
ball and now expect to acquire the
habit on the alleys. Best wishes for
a Happy New Yearl
BY the by, lis-tenti The Puri-
tans and Riversides play tomorrow
Marions and st. Anthonys will play
indoor baseball at the Auditorium
at the same time!
Signor Raieeyieh aud Pref. zhya'
cko, who ananared mere II ssa5@ s.
have nsFo IsrTs ss5ssss:@
tfon of referee and ARTICLES or asTas
ment to a COMMITTEES of ne8apanes
men from the English and Ifalfar
papers. Well consent to serve II
some one will gently slip us the
Roman for return match" Other
wise, our competency would proba-
bly, be rudely questioned, o to say
knocked into a cocked-hat.
If another cold wave comes, says
a dealer, there's no telling how high
eggs will go. Yes. aud there's no
telling how high out feet will go un-
less the streets are cleaned.
. ~ =
Earned Reward.
When he. fixes mp his Big Book
On the day where afPs serene,
st. Peter won't forget the man
Who keeps his sidewalk clean.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

LIVELY DOINGS
HERE TONIGHT
First Of Series for Junior
Basketball Championship.

Some lively doings tonight on the
court at Laskowski hall, in State
street. The Puritan Juniors, who
claim the junior championship of
the city on the grounds that they
defeated the Irod9ois in two straight
games, will tackle the Oak F. C. in
the first of a series of championship
matches. The Puritans' claim to the
title is logical, inasnnuch as the Iro-
quois quintet lis at present leading
the junior league. Deere am some
big plunging on tonight's game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
PEERLESS WILL MEET
FAST ASHLAND TEAM

Another page will be opened to-.
night in the junior basketball league.
history. The Peerless and Ashlands
will meet on the court at Laskow-
skis hall, in the second game, and
as there is considerable rivalry be-
tween the competing clubs, d fast
game lis assured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
POOL TOURNEY
SCORES MADE

Following were the scores In the
Knights of Columbus pool tourna-
ment made last night: Coughlin VS..
Brennan, 80 to "a; Powers ys.
Scheurman, SO to 10; Christopher
son VS.. John Campbell, so to %.
Patten and James Mullen lead in the
pinochle tournament which will be
continued tonight, with Charles
Gregg and John Campbell in second
place. {
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
CONTEST FOR
SOUTH RIVER
LaureIs of Trenton Will
Meet Sterlings Tomorrow.
Special to The EVENING NEWS.

South River, Feb. 1.-The LaureIs,
of Trenton, will play here tomorrow
night against the Sterling A. A., OF
this place. The Sterlings Will be
strengthened by Monroe Taylor, of
the K. o. X. A., of New Brunswick,
who will jump center In the absence
of Captain Meade, and Dey, a SUBJ
stitute forward. Dey will endeavor
to fill Non Miller's shoes. Tho
question before the house follows:
"If the Trenton boys lose their
sLaurels,' will the Sterlings Dey?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
EXPLAIN
AUTO MAKING
Moving Pictures in Auditori-
UNI Feb. 14--lnterests Owners

The Auditorium has another in-
n~oyation. The huge amusement
place will be the scene of a motion
picture show on the night of Febru-
airy IA. Automobiles In the making
will be the entertainment, staged
under the management of the Stude-
baker Automobile Company. The
show will be particularly interesting
to auto wner and prospective buy
erss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
Nc cIemeney For Nsara.

Albany. Feb. I.-Goveraior Dix has
declined to extend executive clemencs
to Charles Swenton. a negro, sentenced
to be e~lcctrocuted next week for killing
Isaac Lee In New York on Nov. 8. 1910
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
TRAINING FOR
COMING BOUT
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Pleasant. Plains, S. r., Feb. T.
Alexander MaeCoy, formerly OF
Sandy Ground, near here, is train
ing down at Port richmond for a
future bout before the members OF
the Liberal A. c., at Rosebank. He
Is sparring with Ribs Howard, a
well known Staten Island boy.
The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation In the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

The EVENING NEWS goes Into
more homes In this vicinity than
any other publication
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
School Sports

Members OF the outdoor inter-
class basketball champion teams can
hardly expect to gobble up indoor
honors this season. The start was
too poor.
The Junior boys and Colombo
Schantz's sophomores will furnish
the battle royal of the inter-class
series.
New Brunswick high school
trimmed North PIainfield high
school. The county seat lads also
gave the boys from South River a
bad trouneing. They'll be here
When is that Girls 'varsity-Fac-
ulty game going to be played?
The fans want TO know.
"
Many of the seniors attended the
lecture given in the high school
auditorium Tuesday evening. The
boys were unanimous that the speak
er was very entertaining as q lee
turer.
bdSeUda. Yes, the baseball
manager will soon be giving his
schedule. As a financial proposition,
this sport has always been a failure
in our school. The reason is per-
haps that the school has no enclosed
diamond.
Scott Burns. better known now as
j. Scott Burns (for "Colombo")
Schantz's sake) once asked for q
game with the high school team. The
I've he expected to play would be
last years lineup. Just imagine the
score.
Mutton Squeak McCreery and
Hans Roessler, forwards; Schwartz
center: Burns and Bunk. Allen
Guards. 'Nuff said. AS Bosco says
1T looks better in writing than In
fgures."
Bones Browning, "Johnnyp
Glear, "~Jacobns" Levy, Billy
TherkeIsohn and Lester Spencer of
last years varsity will most likely
be the nucleus of this seasons base
ball squad.
Red Toelan is trying to make
good In the half mile and Ii starting
off against fast company toe. Toolan!
will take part In two meats this
Saturday.
Dug" Couden will also enter in
the same meets as Toolan but win
take part in the high Jump only.
couds1s opponents are also or n
best In the eastern states.
Q
Both Couden and Toolan win rep
resent the LEGAL high school. Cou
denis best performance In the high
Jump was at the last meet held BY
Poly Prep. Te jump Hsas Ave feet
nine and q quarter inches
"If at once you d~on,t
And so did Woodbridge. The last
o was wor OF all. Thai was
some sealpiue Dudley'B crew enjoy
ed last week. Three games In two.
day. This reminds us OF the team OF
1911.
. .
There we're no &ansss Or practices
held IN the Auditorium this week as
yet. ! guess the examinations we're
tbs Fe@mpa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING TWEN~
Ty-FOUR INCH WATER MAIN

PROPOSALS FOR LAYING TWEEN
TY-FOUR INCH WATER MAIN
for the city of PERTH ANBOY, n. y.
Sealed proposals will be received
at the 1zaee. OF the Board OF Water
lGommassxn "a, City Hall Rsrth
ssAnahpysx - xnkn s1ps ms
kxor1xszaA
Market HxTeet, Farkh
a cerfifeR check
dred Dollars. $4,000 o1 drawn u
the order of the City Treasures
must accompany all bids.
A surety bond for One Thousand
Dollars ($I, 100000, for the faith
full performance of the contract will
be required.
Specifications may be obtained at
the office of the Board of Water
Commissioners, Perth Amboy, N. y.
The Board of Water Commission
ers reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Commissioners.
SAMUEL j.. MASON,
Engineer.
3e7s-1-25-10t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Both Couden and Toolan win rep
resent the LEGAL high school. Cou
den's best performance In the high
Jump was at the last meet held BY
Poly Prep. TIE jump was Ave feet
nine and q quarter inches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01
PLAYED A JOKE
spe,sar 10 the EVENING NEWS.

Tottenyille, s. r. Feb. Ia
practical joker-Who believed It q
joke-made use of Arthur Lehman's
name in a recent bowling game and
sem 1t broadcast to all Perth Amboy
and other newspapers which report
the All-Staten Island League match
es. T. w. Woglom rolled such low
scores-120 and 122-that shame
spread over the c~ountenanee Of the
former star it is said. and MY.
Lehman's good reputation as a bowl
er was staked on another mans per-
formance. His name was substitute
ed ON the lineup after the games had
heen rolled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

There we're NO games Or practices
held IN the Auditorium this week as
yet. ] guess the EXAMINATIONS were
tbs FeMapn-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

"If at once ron d~on't
And SO did Woodbridge. The last
score was worst OF ali. Tia. was
SEINE seAlpiue Dudley'B crew enjoy
ed last week. Three games in two
day. This reminds ns Of the team OF
1911.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Scott Burns. better known now as
J. Scott Burns (for "CoIombo")
Schantz's sake) once asked for a
game with the high school team. The
I've he expected to play would be
last years lineup. Just imagine the
score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Mutton Squeak" McCreery and
Hans Roessler forwards; Schwartz.
CENTER Burns and Bunk. Allen
Guards. 'Nuff said. AS Bosco SAYS:
1T looks better in writing than In
fgures."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Red Toelan is trying to make
good In the half mile and is starting
off against fast company toe. Toolan
will take part In two meats this
Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Baseball! Yes, the baseball
manager Will soon be giving his
schedule. As a financial proposition,
this sport has always been a failure
In our school. The reason is per-
haps that the school has no enclosed
diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Dug" Couden will also enter in
the same meets as Toolan but win
take part in the high Jump only.
Sou1SIs o-ppvHenis are also or the
best In the eastern states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Bones Browning, Johnny
Clear, "Jacobns'' Levy, billy,
TherkeIsohn and Lester Spencer O
last years varsity will most likel,
be the nucleus of thIs seasons base
ball squad.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Members or the outdoor inter
class basketball champion teams can
hardly expect to gobble up indoor
honors this season. The start was
too poor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

New Brunswick high school
trimmed North PIainfield high
school. The county seat lads also
gave the boys from South River a.
bad trouneing. They'll be here
pretty soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

Subscrlbs loF Tie NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-01

The Junior boys and Colombo
Schantz's sophomores will furnish
the battle royal of the inter-class
series.