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The Calumet news., 1912-08-28
RESULTS FROM
OTHER COUNTIES
Returns From keweenaw, 0nton-
agon and Baraga

Primary election returns from Re
weenaw, Baraga and 0ntonagon coun-
ties indicate that the elections there
We're very interesting, especially IN
Neweenaw county. where there Wer,
almost as many candidates for county
Office as IN Houghton county.
Keweenaw county gave Martindalc
y46 votes to 2SO for Musselman. TIE
race for sheriff was also decidedly IN
teresting. Sheriff Bawdcn having lost
the Republican nomination. to Jonn
Hepting. Following Is the total vote
in Kewcenaw county for the contest
ed Offices:
Shern-Haataia. lc9; Hebbard AZ;
Hepting. 1S1, SalasSa. 25 smith 20.
Trcvarthon, 60; G'ren. 81; BaWjon.
157 Brinkman. 40; bryant /; Clark
-.
Judge of Probate-Smth, 555; John
son, "a; Hanninen, S2l.
County clerk and register of deeds
Kaiser 6S1, Dummurus 21i.
Treasurer Bond, Ia; Jackson. sac,
Korttila, 26O; Parkla. l46.
Prosecuting attorney Hamilton
$50; Corgan 255
Mine Inspector Phillips. 1l5; Rowe,
9S; Simons. 80, Tengman, l67 Doncy,
1888: Dunnigan. 2S0.
Coroner - weyeher. 2SO Vollmar
Is.
earaga County.
The contests i'm Raraga county were
principally for the Offices of Judge Of
probate and prosecuting attorney The
contests for these Offices are both very
close and it is probable the definite
results will not be known until tie
precincts in the rural districts are
heard from. Six precincts SO far
heard from give. Williams pa foi
Judge of probate and Mcmahon 237.
Brennan received 407 votes for prose-
cutting attorney to 11O for O'Connor.
In four precincts, Martindale received
lS2 and Musselman l05.
In Ontonagor County.
The latest returns toGay from on
tonagon county indicate that Musscl-
man is a slight favoritc over Martin
dale for the gubcrnatorial nomlna tion.
The principal contests for COUNT
offices resulted in the following vote
in Is precincts in the county:
Sheriff Francis. 314; EYE us.
County clerk, Garvin. 423; Dowd
2I5
Prosecuting attorney. Jones. sos
Brown. 130.
Inn of IL
Dreiss. BOG.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28
Different Uses.

What does this mean, Sam?' said
Judge Brown 20 the prisoner, produc-
Ing two razors, one a safety. the 9th.
er a straight back ''Lordy, Judge,
don't you all know? Dat safety am
fur Shawn. sub, but de udder am fur
social p'poses entirely, sub. Judge
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28

A company has Just been incor
porated in Indianapolis. capitalized
at s1oO,OoG, for the avoNcd purpose of
constructing ana marketing an alleged
perpetual motion machine.
=. q. Walker. dead In Harrison, n
~. leaves % children.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28
To a Finish

Poet Ito his wife)-'Now, let's have
n race and see whether you finish
your cake first or | my sonnet -
Fliegende Baetter.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28

Scribble-Did your home paper give
your novel notice? Scrabble-1l
should say so! Put II In under the
caption crimes and casualties.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28
LEAGUE LEADERS BUMPED.
Neaaunee Takes Interesting Game
From lshpeming Team.

Tho Nesaunee team won another
game from the lshpeming team lead
ers IN the lron-Copper Country base
ball league YESTERDAY by the score of
10 :. making the third successive de-
feat for the near champs. 1t was a
Negaunee and Burton for he leaders
Tie latter had slightly the better of
the argument but was given poor sup
port by his teammates. Burton famed
1--WE men and RoseVear one. while Bar
ton passed three and Rosevear one.
Negamec had seven men left on bases
and Ishpeming four. Features of nc
game were two base hits by Burton
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28
PETERMANN
EASY WINNER
Defeats Oliver Richards For Rep
resentative, First District

Attorney A. r. Petermann easil,
defeated oliver Richards of Kearsarge
for the Republican nomination for rep.
resentative from First District, which
| is Calumet township His total vot,
was l,4S5 as against $40 for his OPP
| ponent. Mr.. Petermann ran strong IN
Nos. /. 6, 10 and IL precincts while
Mr.. Richards strongest support was
accorded him i'm his own precinct mo
49,
The vote by precincts:
No. l-Petermann. l62; Richards
SO.
No. 2-Petermann. 1Oi;. Richards,
"a.
No. Petermann so; Richards. Al.
No. f-Petermann %; Richards, 20.
No. 5-Petermann. lis; Richards. 50.
No. 6-Petermann, 1874; Richards, 20.
No. 7-Petermann. 12O; Richards, SO,
No. s-Petermann, 6S; Richards, A.
No. 9-Petermann. IS; Richards, 1855.
No. iO-Petermann, 1856; Richards.
80.
No. l1-Petermann. 2O2; Richards.
.S4
No. 12-Petermann. l15; Richards,
72.
No. ls-Petermann, 2S; Richards.
%.
Senator James Polls Highest Vote.
w Frank James, of Hancock. re-
ceived the highest vote cast in Calu-
ment township for any one candidate
his total being 2.275. More than one
half of the enrolled voting strength OF
the township voted yesterday.
For United states senator-William
Alden Smith received 2,164.
For Governor-Frederick c. Martin
dale received 1.612; and Amos Mussell
man, 9S4.
For Lieutenant Governor-John @.
Ross received 2.OSO.
For Congressman at-large-Patrick
II. Kelley received 1913.
For representative i'm Congress, 18th
District. II. Olin Young received 2.051.
For state senator, send District. w.
Frank James received 2,275.
For Judge of probate, George c.
Bentley received 1.SS9.
For county clerk, Nicholas +. Kaiser
received 2,9OO.
For circuit court commissioner
Herman A. weider received 1894.
For coroners. william Fisher re-
ceived 1851; Charles II. Little. 1889;
Thomas f.. Mitchell, 1898.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28

Classified Ads bring results.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28

precincr No. 1-MacKenzie. 76; Tom.
mel II: Mackay. 50.
Precinct No. mackenzie. 81 Tom.
moi "A
The Calumet news., 1912-08-28

Hancock Township.
Mackenzie. %; Tommei 3; Mackay
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
GLORIOUS YEARS OF WOMAN
Forty and Above h Declared 20 ne
the Most Beautiful
Age.

when we are 10 there isn't any reason
in the world why We should look II"
Mrs. Mildred Manly Easton told a gather
ing OF women, most Of whom acknowl-
edged the 70. while a few admitted 10
being near Is.
''The most beautiful age is from 70 TO
o." declared the lecturer. who Is presi-
dent Of the Club for tho Study OF Life
as a Fine Art. New York City.
Every time you lose your temper or
grow whining or irritable you add to
your age In appearance. Whenever you
feel sngered remember TO relax your jaw
ana the feeling will disappear.
III you live In the past you are sure
10 look older than you are. Women who
are continually referring TO things they
used to do are going backward. not for
ward. Can you imagine chicken after
being successfully Matched longing to &C
back to It's SHELF The whole impetus Of
the world Ia forward"
But wouldn't you rather be nice
sassy puilet than an old setting henri
broke in one OF the club members.
NO" declared Mrs. Easton, "becaus
the hen produces"
Then Mrs Easton, whose complexion
is the envy Of her associates, dwelt Of
the value OF cleanliness through tn
medium Of soap and water rs a beautl
fier. And she advised every woman {
try that treatment before becoming at
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

taehed to cold cream as . complexion
cleanser.
People who lack Imagination are al
ways tiresome. and that means they seem
DID," she added.
Don't get into the habit OF elevating
your eyebrows when you talk and don't
feel too sympathetic, hold hands and
sway together. as women do when they
are gushing over each other. A woman
doesn't mean anything by that. and the
next day " you needed her she wouldn't
be on hand. for she would be swaylng
with some other woman.
Change your style OF dress and the
way you do your hair and get out Of any
habit or rut you may have fallen into.
Get a new dressmaker and mllliner and
decide to. wear something different from
anything you have ever had on before.
That will mako you feel younger and
give you a new interest In life. Habits
are the signs OF age. I know some OF
you are afraid to venture on new style,
but be bold and make the change.
"And remember that there 10 no sucf
thing as age In charm and that thu
\ characteristics OF women OF 90 arr
quite as attractive as those OF youns
\ girl"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

Copyright. r.s by Frank c. carpenterl
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

..w,t,s-lnesatnsnes or esdvsttIns IN chill
drsn IL Usually cured BY uslns the fcliovins u
10 to Is drup doses In water one hour bsfor
meals; Tlnetnrs euheba I dram, tnetufe rhe
aromatic aams. esmp. fiuid eAimvort %
MIA welt
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

al" writes; u should Ike gooi reliable
treatment for the hair and seap soms,hins
that will cure dansrati sua stop falling har.
also cure an itching scaip
Answer: The mos, reliable treatment for ne
scalp Is sold In Ca isu q, aay dras STORE sae
is called plain yellow minyel Il = sa9erseI -
ara helps the hair to keep ns natural color,
This viii positively cure yeur dAndrEU Aad stop
the itching Of the scalp
Harry NJ" wrlts.: II an cutie tall and 10
not weigh enough for my height Am very hsN'
ous. aad my SKIN Is very pale
Answer: You can readily increase yeur weight
by taking three grain hype-uuelsne tsossts rsa.
larly for several monthA These Neie0 VII 49,
overcome nervousness help digestion aaa assim-
ilAtioa and thus Improve the color o. tas AN
Many report gaining 10 10 80 pounds WITH IN.
proyeA health in every way after thorough
coarsa Of treatment The tablets are raessa y
prescribed for yoai silmsn,.
.roe, Ann. written, every winter AN
troubled with hikht Attacks o. rheamstism.
hsys tried macy thinss but With no assih
Answer, The bs,t ,hlas for iheamatisn Y.
made by mixing the faliesinx tnErsaisnts any
t.siss Z tssspeoatsi ., meal time, and again =.
bsdtlnue. lo1ide Of potassium. drama seeIam
salicyIats. a dranas; vine Of eoieheuu,. oulss'
eemp. sss<ncs eardioi 1 on; cemp, haia eeIm-
wort, / o.. and syrup sar,sparilla comp. s"'
,,Mr, A. C.. wrssss, MY little dAash,sf ha.
very bsS cold and cough which Ne % hai
seam aha 10 even relieve. What shall %.
Answer, rutchass a n, ca bottle Of esssaes
fnentho-iaxene and make 4 syru, aeeeraiat Y
dlrectioas eivsa aud your dsushtst ~lh BE eursa
within q lev says This 10 very piesssnt Y
taks and viii drive the cold cut Of the tsstem
pJsns NJ" writes: ''Kiadly publish remetl
for dyspepsla- fesi irritable and cross an'
cannot sleep which ! am sure "a due to III
stomach trouble. Pieass adyise" .
Answer The tsiisvins simple medicine vii
cure all your stomach disorders and u you
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

on full when II sets. As the sun comes
up. the blazing flame wrinkles down to
that OF a cigar lighter. TO remain there
until the mighty slave Of the lamp has
gone 10 bed. when II comes out again In
full spiendor to take his place. The light
used win be twinkI!ng one. which can
be easily distinguished from all others
FRANK q. CARPENTER.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

,ra h,~h.r ,h.n thu Efsel tower at
p.r,. tn. h... AZ ,h., nr,sm would
oor.r asN .ou.r. ,ee, almost three
fourths OF an acre. and II would be sols,.
all the vav "a the ton. which would reach
twice as hixh as that Of the washington
monument. Multiply that By two and
Won will sac what these two dredges did
in ten months.
Among thu other dredres We see as we
ro IN are soma brought In nv the French,
They law for twenty years in the mud,
bu, IIncle sam has cleaned them up and
thew ar. doing nobl, work today.
"e ssna o. 'se ~'s
As one OF the French machines
pointed out to US. MT. Comoer tens me
that French dredge Is now taxing out
all the sand needed for the concrete WORK
on the racine division' There u no 5000
sand on the isthmus proper. but about
Twenty-Five miles rom mere up the coast
the engineers have discovered . ped OF
almost pure siheon. u - wmte sAna
which Is. easily dredsed and whioh
being brought down In oarses' ALREADY
more than i."oW CUBIC ysros OF " nave
been used and THIS has all De goused out
by the French machinery,
Catering the Canal from the Pacific.
But we are now well out in the canal
where the ships will steam In from the
Pacific ocean. What beautiful entrance.
The sea here is spotted with Islands.
which stand like sentlnels guarding Uncle
Sans mighty construction. They are
covered with green and they rise out OF
a vast silvery expanse, which under hte
sun Is now sparkling like diamonds. There
are three islands just beyond the break
water wnich enus ~ tne Isishu VI sssos
Inc largest ot 'hese " riAmenoo. ~ "
ABOUT 'hree-tistns tne neisn' u tne
ington monument, pul ita nsaa ~ nov
being cut OH ana great ROAD mas peeh
made up the side through the green.
That Will be the site OF one OF our chiet
Notifications. II VIII be the Gioreltar OF
this end Of the canal and VIII be honey.
combed with batteries, Upon It's top Will
be fourteen and sixteen-inch guns-guns
as long or longer than a passenger car
and 80 big that they will carry steel
projectIles as large around as a flour
barrel. One Of those guns will send Its
great masses Of steel for twelve miles or
more al a shot ana any vessel within that
ras,u. could be sunk by Il. The batteries
VIII b. should say. nine or ten miles
.,,, tror, IN. 'n.arest masonry Of the
ssn.i-T ,n.an The ,ocks a, MIranores-
- ,h.v nj, c.r,s,n,v bs mos, sff,ci,n,
sA,.... -. ,r,. ~, a, ,hs vo,t Tn.
N, 90, r..s,ns ,hs.s ,oy,,S.
..' rs -. 49,. III -, nr..
" se r. -, =. ssn,r,.,
peu anu $500 - -"
u'ss wan " w" '"N
The Lights OF the Csaai.
AS we turn our steam launch 70 .
BACK 10 theN WHAT We pass he nsh'
keeper. ne Is IN n,tie sAut anu
making Tor tnat req buoy "hicn ne'
perhaps quarter Oh q nn'e iloin IN
Island OF Naos ana an eouai oasesne'
from the oreakwater. III you WIZ 'oo'
you can see other ouoys AZ interSsn
oooolns their REQ heans upon the "ate
all the way into the shore. ana turn
ms see similar nne OF oisck puoys o.
me opposite sac OF the channel IN
hght keeper ~ hshtns these ouoy
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
<EeD@9 aeEaS
ADr Lems Batter

The questions answered below are gen
ersl in character. the symptoms or os
eases are given and the answers VIII ap-
nlv 10 any case of similar nature.
Those wishing further advice free. may
address Or. Lewis Baker. College Bldg
College Eilwood SITS. Dayton, O., encios-
ing self-adiresSed stamped envelope 10
reply. Full rame and address must be
given, but only Initials or fictitious name
will be used In my answers The preseIip-
tons can be filled at any welEstockee
drug store. Any druggist can order o.
wholesaler.
tosd ais.rs your whole system viii be in
,salsa cartons with fuu direettons They are
pink white and blue abiets TO Be tases mora
Ing. and night.
formula fer the tonic which you gave 70 Helen.
some time ssof ] AN nsrvoua sieerisss ana
have ne appetite whatever.
Answer; ! shall very gladly rcpsat the senlQ
and am sure that Il win help yes, a. " "a
nany ether sirls who suffer as yss e. v
rreaeats; syrup Of hypcphosphites comp ! sss.
tinctare caaomene comp. o. tnct csroomon',.
Mis sas snake We. esrsrs using ,..ts ,,s Vii
have gOod appetite and be well and s'rens'
Myrtle" writes, - have never tired any
tAins 10 reduce my weight but ~ could Una
Ia safe harmless remedy would try H. am
10 tat that | am uneoSnfetaols"
Ausper. To sysIa substitution purchase sep.
arsiely these two msdielnes. Aromstle elixir )
ers.. and slyeol arSoisns OF. MI BY SHAKING
thoroughly and take a tesspoonful after meals
| Tor Inc iirst three days aud THEREAFTER double
weeks or until you properly reduce your veisaat
nou,saslins. writes, .'KiaSly tall me Whist
Ito a.. / suffer with liver. kidasy and stomach
treabls Am soustipstsa and hsvs slight at
lacks Of htlioasnea"
Answer; Far your stomach, liver and kidaeys
take three grain suipherb tahists (net sulphur.
"a s' sOn.sin tsiI siressisas for using TSsy VIII
md sIsssy. and Il tsssa regularly Win srsaa-
ne mos. r.lisss Tor al siines,s nat sri,. from
ehroaie ecastipstioa. -
.w,t,s-inesatinsnes or esdvsttins IN chill
arsn is usually eared BY uslas the following 70
@,.., r, se '1 ssssss srsn, ,inssar. rss.
aromatic arsms; esmp nuld eAimvor l %,
Nix we'll =
Anxious NJ. You ASK tor . prescription foI
the loOal tr.atnsn, Of whites o. lsaeorrses sns
sdviess ! gladly % - again tor there y srss'
danger In nesieetins 70 treat this weakenins
sssh ana so@ic' .sso, s:ss's s.n MI, ,a.s q
4 Use 4 tssspocufsi 70 : quart Of warm waite
! twice daily as an injection vita syrinrs
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

Answer, For your stomach. liver and kidneyn
take three grain supherh tahlsts mot sulphur.
Thee little tablets ara packed Ia sealed tubes
sad contain full dlrectiens for using They WI
and kidpeys and n taken regularly viii srsfn-
ally etfeet q cure. ! have tonnd these 20 be
the most reliable for all Ailments that arise from
chrenie eoaftpatioa.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
DISCOURAGED

The sxpression occurs many times in letter. from
sick vemea, wss eompletsy diseoufsse<' Aad there
e swsys food reason for the dseourasement. Year Il
pain snd suferinf Doctor after doctor tried in vain.
Medicines doisS no lasting food II wonder that
The woman fssis discouraged.
Thousanhs 81 ti,sss weak and sick women have ioupd
health sad essrsss sssses q the result q The d
Dr.. Herce's FayOfite Prescription.
II establishes regularity heals inssnnstioa and ulesr
ioa, and cures weakness.
IT NAMES HEaF WOMEN STRONG
IND sIcr WOVEN WELL.
Refuss subsstssss offered By unsenpulow druxffuss
for din reifsbis remedy.
invissd - ecnsuft By letter, free All eorrespoudeocs
sscrsdzy eon6dsnfai Writs wtbout fear end wishcua
usssry, r. ". Fierce, M. D., Prss't, Bufsle, N. Y.
Pesess r,ssssts and invifcee stonarh liver and
q, tsy frsaulss. easy to taks = eaadT.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

ALBoA. Cana, Zone. Panama.
My last letter described the
Atlantic end CT Uncle Sans
waterway. l am writing this
at what will be the great por:
on the Pacific, the new town
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07
Joshua outdone.

Each Of thsss towers 10 automatic az
far as running on and turning off the
light Is concerned. It was Joshua. the
prophet. who commanded the sun to
stand stu. and It did So" It remained
for bur own Uncle sam to harness the
sun and make him strike his matches to
light up the canal. It Is the sun which
turns on and turns off the light This is
done by a series of valves which are %
affected by the heat that the light goes
almost out when the sun rises and Gomez
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-07

Anxious NJ. You ask tor . prescription for
tia local treatment Of whites Or lsaeorrhes and
while I have frequently given cane In thsse
aaviess I gladly % again for there 10 great
heslth ana comfort rsekins disease Mix l Ga
tannie acid and : e1A sntis>ptic ylane powder.
Use 4 tsaspecufai to 3 quart Of warm water
twice daily a. an injection with syrinEs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
GAMES P@[as5Wzz=sss
in u. D. LrAuULf Il
Victories for Rooms 3 and 4
- May Protest.

Room 4 defeated Room 8 yester-
day in the Grammar School League,
score l3 TO g.. Fiigen pitched excel
lent ball and helped along with the
stick. Koyen was the star for the
losers. The lineups:
Room 4-Fiigen, p; Gadek. c; Pc
relman, 1b, IF; Berndt. 2b; White,
SIS; c. Wilson, 3b; Wilson, -rf, 1b;
LabersOu. cf; Gus, If.
Room S-Bucholc. p; w. Koyen,
c; Tierny, 1b; Nolan, 2b; Coutts,
SIS; Cline 3b; Clark, If; Berkowitz,
IF; Hanson cf.
Room 3 defeated Room 1 yester-
day in the Grammar School League,
score Z to ). This game may be
protested by Room l on the grounds
that Room 3 illegally switched their
batting order in the ninth inning, in
which they scored the winning runs,
The lineups.
Room 1-CaultieId, catcher; Wat
ers, pitcher. LIST base; SzarTota, pitch
er, LIST base; Ancoska, 2n base: Lar
son. third base; Johnson, short stop;
Lybeck, left field; Gallagher, center
field; Ludwig, right field.
Room 3-Wilner, catcher; Hull,
pitcher; Debaca. LIST base; Conugh-
lin. second base; Martin third base;
Alex, short stop; McGregor, left
field; Mikkelson. Poulsen, center
field; Knudsen. right field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
WIN
= ON A FORFEIT
Referee Riddle Give Riverside
Game to Champions.

Referee Walter Riddle, of Sayre-
Vile, awarded the rIverside-Puritan
game to the latter quintet last night
at Goodwill hall, score 2 to 0. The
Puritans were on the floor in uni
form, as were the Rlversides, but the
latter quintet refused to play the
MiddIeseX County League Cham
pions. Instead, the RiVersides op-
posed the Goodwill quintet. The
Puritans were given a big hand
when they trotted from the floor
with the forfeiture tucked IN their
vest pockets. The league has closed
for the year, but many basketball
fans express a hope and belief that
it will be started next season as a
much stronger and more powerful
organization
County League Standing.
Following is the final standing OF
the MiddleseX County Basketball
League, including all forfeited
na nQg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
APPLICABLE IN
THE BIG SHOW
FrankIins' TwirIer May Get
Try-0ut With Syracuse.

Harry A~pplegate. the star twirler
of the Franklin F.. c.. may shortly
have an opportunity Of making good
in the "big show" Butt Burchell,
a former Perth Amboy pitcher, is
managing and playing with the
Syracuse nine of the New York State
League and is considering giving
Apologize, who is Burchell's nep-
hew, a chance in the box for that
team. There is no doubt of Apples"
ability, as he fans everybody right
and left, but it is hard to predict
what would be his success in the big
leagues. 1t is understood that APP
plegate is not crazy to enter pro-
fessional baseball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
WIN OUT
IN LAST W MINUTES
Defeat Coodwi||s 20 TO II in ExCit=
Ing Came Of Basketball Last Night
Some Spectacular Shooting.

In one of the closest games played
In some time in Goodwill hall, the
city champion Riyersides success
fully defended their title last night
by edging out the Goodwill quintet
In the last two minutes of play,
score 20 to II. The attendance was
unusually large for a Wednesday
night affair, and the fans present
were more than repaid for their ap-
pearance. The match abounded in
thrills and spectacular shots which
sent first n team and then the 9TH
er into the lead. Captain McCreery
won the game for his five by three
field goals as the second half was
about to expire.
The Riversides have not the speed
Of two months ago, lie, it was not
demonstrated last night. Their
guards showed weak in Covering"
especially Burns, who has made a
brilliant name for himself in basket
ball circles. McCreery played his
usual good game, but was handicap
ped by lack of support from his
team mates. Allen and Red" Dun
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02
SCHOOL GAMES
ON THE ISLAND
TottenviIIe Boys Defeat HUI
Quenot May Protest
Special to the EVENING HEWs,

T~ottenyille, S. l., May 2:-Public
School No. /, of this place, had its
hands full yesterday afternoon at
Huguenot disposing of School No. 5
in a school league game. The feat
was accomplished, however, In the
seventh inning when the local boys
hammered the pill hard and drove
six runs across the pan. winning the
game by a 10 to 8 score. There
was considerable difference of opin-
ion concerning tho umpire, and the
game may be played over again.
School No. I plays against School
No. 8 at RossyilIs this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-02

ham had a tistic encounter in the
middle of the second half. but
neither was removed by Referee
Hornsby. Allen left Of his own ac-
cord. however, and his place for the
remainder of the period was filled
by Reagan. The other changes in
the Riverside's lineup were made at
the beginning of the second half.
Every member of the Goodwill team
played hard and deserved to win,
as they put up a faster passing game
than their opponents. Deegan and
Sullivan We're exceptionally good.
The score.
Riversides coy Goodwills GD
McCreery ......rf...., Apologize
(Macan)
Allen .lf...... Sullivan
(Reegan, McCreery)
......c. Oliver
Macan, Sohantz. .lg...... Durham
BURNS ...... ..rg...... Deegan
Field goals-McCreery co., AL
len GU, Macan "a. Sullivan %,
Applegate %, Durham 90, Dee
gan CD. Four goals-Reynolds
20. Referee, william Hornsby.