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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

There are many good housekeepers
in Fruitvale but Mrs. Frank Leslie ex-
GELS in this peaceful art.
Mr. Wiley from romona was a
pleasant visitor Saturday looking for
cherries leaving big order.
Z Try button hook on the loop end
of hair pin to stone cherries does
not mutilate the fruit so much as a
patent stoner.
A fine looking city gentleman
whose name We missed bought cher
ries and wants some of the 16 to l
/ variety not quite ripe yet.
The boulevard was kept hot all the
I Fourth with the friction of wheels GO
ing and coming from the city. though
some feared snow storm on the way.
! A good looking college boy from
Grenell. Iowa, called here in quest of
employment. Many more are in the
valley. Hope they will form a glee
club and keep us entertained
The great parade would not have
been so excellent If Fruitvale had
not assisted with school wagon filled
with pretty kids and Misses LORNA
Karli, Emma Smith and Ethel Ker-
rick, on horseback, and others.
If any one wants to see well kept
places take a drive over the Mantey
height road and on past the Siess-
Morgan Hambright and Figuski
ranches and crops free from weeds
and clean roadsides will charm away
care and perplexity.
A prominent lady in town has Civ
en- us her remedy for horse collie
When her driving horse seemed in the
last stage of this disease, she did not
phone for her husband and two or
three veterinarians to watch its
death. but got some sugar in deep
spoon and put in ten drops of colo
cinth pulling out the horses tongue
herself and landing the medicine on
the far inside end of the tongue In
a short while the animal got relief
and is well now
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

]. w. Milne Livery. Transfer C
Storage Co, pianos moved on piano
trucks by piano men. Phone Jet.
22S, 319 Colorado avenue
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
From NtouttOse.

FROM NtOnttOSe.
A. l.. McCrimmon and n small par
ty were yesterday from Moutrose in
the McCrimmon car.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

There's Photographers in you
town. his name is DEAN,
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
FRUITVALE NOTES.

Mrs. Phipps from the city made a
cherry trip here Friday.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Call US up on that rush Job.
d. Mckenzie. The Plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Buggies and harness. yes. sir.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

exciting ball game between Highmore
and DeBeque resulting after the tenth
inning in score of 12 to IL in favor
of DeBeque, broncho busting and the
usual number OF small sports with the
best minstrel show by local talent
that has ever been put on here follow
ed by a grand ball until three o'clock
in the morning filled the day with
continuous pleasure. During the ball
game a cold wind with a threatened
rain sent some under cover but this
later cleared and the crowd returned
to its celebrating.
Jack Lumsden expects to commence
work on the city waterworks the first
of the week. He will employ home
labor in every possible way.
Fred Harris and wife of Grand
Junction came up Thursday for the
Fourth and Friday Mrs. Harris went
up Roam Greek for a weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. Scott and brothers.
DR.. DeBeque celebrated the Fourth
in truly patriotic manner by be-
coming the proud father of three
pound boy born the morning of the
Fourth. Mrs. DeBeque and baby are
getting along very nicely
John Moore, Jr., cut his foot quite
badly Wednesday while chopping
down small tree. The axe glanced
striking the top of his foot and cut
ting it badly enough to necessitate its
being dressed by DR.. Gothard.
Mrs. Quigley and daughter Mildred
expect to leave next week for a six
weeks visit at Ouray with relatives
j. w. Cram returned the first OF
the week from Grand junction where
he had been looking after his ranch
northeast of town
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
Thursday, June y.

John ID. and Paul Roberts leave
tomorrow night for an extended
eastern trip.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

A fine looking city gentleman
whose name We missed bought cher
ries and wants some of the 16 to l
variety not quite ripe yet
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Lawrence Hynes, formerly of the
Star-Times OF this city. was badly
injured at Basalt yesterday when
he caught his arm in a big press.
He was brought here for treatment.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Iced Tea at ,the Royal Cafe.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

The boulevard was kept hot all th'
Fourth with the friction of wheels go
ing and coming from the city. though
some feared a snow storm on the way
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

near the metropolis, will start on her
J. ;N,rna,, Cba r.;rl Of
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

good looking college boy from
Grenell. Iowa, called here in quest OF
employment Many more are in the
valley. Hope they will form glee
club and keep us entertained.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Jack Lumsden expects to commence
work on the city waterworks the first
of the week. He will employ home
labor in every possible way
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

2 g 8 3 g 3 g 8 g g 2 g $ 8 3 g g 5,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
WARREN HOUSE
TENNIS PLANS
Will Hold tournament Good
Players in Crew.

One of the most progressive bunch
of athletes Is the Warren House
crew. There are about twenty of
the Warren House men who are &C
tive in athletics and these are always
practicing baseball or tennis. In
baseball they have succeeded already
since they have issued a challenge to
that famous Press Club team. But
in tennis their magnitude is Just be-
ginning to expand.
A large tournament is being
planned by the tennis sharks of the
Warren and there'll probably be
some prizes given to the winners of
the tournament. The Warrens have
a tennis court which is being used
nearly every hour of the day. The
different members of the Warren
athletic crew are daily improving
their knowledge Of the sport. Su-
pervisor Eichbauer and Mr.. Fryer,
of the Fairgrounds, are two Of the
tennis sharks who will compete in
the tournament planned. Bill"
Young and "Bill'' Doe are the speed
boys In this sport, it is reported by
the Warren House Register
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
SOME FRESH DOPE -
-
ENIdEHA'i

It's time to hand out soccer dope,
boysl There was a bunch up in
Roosevelt last year who were reput-
ed to be a classy crew when playing
soccer. They will probably join a
league this year.
Will some n please stop that Mt.
Loretto bunch? For the last couple
of weeks local teams have been get
ting drubbings over on the island.
And it's been such teams as the Iro-
quois and Amboy F. c., too.
The Ashlands may do the trick
Sunday. "Ole" will twirl and that
probably means defeat for the Mt.
LorettO nine.
Young Bedell Is still on the go.
He's training every minute of the day
and means to get away with his bout
with Mike Maize.
We're pleased to hear that Tied
dy' Ernst and Ken" Fisher are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
WILL
FAVOR POLICE
To Pitch for New York
Force Tomorrow.
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

epec1dt 10 the NE Wb.
Tottenville, 81 t. Aug. 2:-keen
disappointment Is felt by Tottenville
baseball fandom because of the an
nouncement made last night that
'"Artie" Romer, the ~favorite fork
hand singer, will not perform
against the In-Er-Seals tomorrow.
This bunch Of biscuit men are some
strong nine, in fact Manager Corne-
Illus Shea, Of the Tottenville squad,
believes this aggregation is the
strongest which his squad has been
booked with this or last year. Romer
has been notified that he must twirl
for the ''coppers," who play in
Brooklyn Saturday. There's no arg
uing about 1t. whatever the cap"
says goes, you know. And all the
"coppers" are clamoring that Artie
do the heaving for their bunch.
ing the pellet in better form than
has been his usual pace, still the task
of defeating the In-Er-Seals, who are
a celebrated and famous crew of
balltossers, is one SO big that local
fandom believes only Romer can do
the trick. However, Manager Shea
will nc doubt put Robedee on the
slab and with Yenk, of the Perth
Amboy Saints, receiving him, there
appears a chance of victory for the
T. A. c. squad. The In-Er-Seals have
defeated some of the best Newark
and New York aggregations and they
expect to have a cinch when they
meet the Staten Island crew Satur-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
NEWS SPORTING PAGE
WORTHINGTON IS
A REGULAR GUY

he made twenty-three feet and
ten inches in a trial event, which
was better than the mark of the win
ner in the Olympic games. But,
like Drew, the young colored athlete,
the Exeter star pulled a tendon while
practicing on the other side of the
pond and was unable to make his
best showing in the finals" AS it
resulted, Worthington cleared TWEEN
ty-three feet and four inches, or
just one inch behind the third place
man. The young man carried a
watch last night won in the U. of P.
scholastic relays, and a fob won at
the Yale scholastic, Both in the
"440." Worthington's time for this
event is sos flat, but he sticks to the
jumping game, which he likes best
of all.
1t is useless to say that he is a
cracker-jack hurdler, for he has the
combined running and jumping quail
tiles necessary for this work. He
holds the inter-scholastic indoor rec
ord for the forty-1ve yard hurdle
made at Exeter, and a bunch of other
titles of minor Importance. Worth
ington has a barrel of fobs and med
ais, but raves for one prize and has
but one ambition in the athletic
world: He wants to wear the laurel
crown of an Olympic victor. Moth
ing but serious injury can stop his
onward march towards his goal.
Meet him some night during his two
weeks visit here, and ask him to re-
late his experience in Sweden. They
are interesting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
HOLDS
DOWN MOUND
TottenyilIe Player on Fast
Jamaica Nine.
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

T~ottenville, Aug. 2:-"Artie"
Romer, the port hand singer of the
7. A. c., and also of the Police team,
will be on the mound for the Jamaica
nine this afternoon against the River
Head team of River Head, l.. /. Both
aggregations are reputed 10 be the
best in Long Island, and great sec
tional rivalry exists between the two
mines. The Jamaicas have been con-
ceded to be of the best N semi-pro-
fessional ranks, not only On their
little island but also among New
York teams. 1t must be remember
ed that the Lincoln Giants, of New
York, were defeated for the first
time this season by the Jamaicas
with "Artie" Romer on the slab. The
score was 10. From this 0ne can
judge the calibre of the crew for
which Romer twirls.
Since the River Heads have a
rep a mile in length the match
will probably be a hummer. Several
T~ottenville fans went to River Head
to see Romer perform.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02

For he's a jolly good fellow"
Chance acquaintance or intimate
friends of Worthy" Worthington,
the Olympic athlete who is visiting
at the residence of his Exeter class
mate, Lewis Compton, in Water
street, all have this opinion. The
young mamie is only eighteen
years -old-is a quiet, unpresuming
chap, with no desire for %notoriety.
But, worthy" is such a splendid
athlete, and caused such a furore
last night at the Beach" that We
Just can not forego the opportunity
to give him a little slap on the back
and a word of praise for helping
Uncle Sam at the Olympics.
Worthington does not stand over
five feet, eight inches, on a rough
guess and is slender, to say the
least. He can boast of a pair of
powerful legs, though, if he could
forget his modesty. At the broad
jump take Off" he is at home, for
this field event is his speciality.
When at his best Worthington can
jump so close to twenty-four feet
in the running broad" that the old
records go nervous. In a warm-up
at Exeter this year he only clipped
about ten inches off the schools
mark! This young man has a record
of twenty-three feet and eleven
inches and modestly declares he will
pass the twenty-four foot mark in
the spring of 1913.
When Worthington left America
in June to go to Sweden with the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02

after the scalps of the Metuchen ten
mis- cracks.
Looks as if the Iroquois are much
in demand these days. Ashlands
Oaks, Monitors, of Roosevelt, and
every other team of any calibre Is
clamoriAg for a battle with the RED
skins"
Whether or not the Roosevelt A
C.-will play the Franklins or st
Anthonys is something fandom
wants to know. There Is q reason
for the Saints not playing Roosevelt
but the rankl1ns have a home fielG
and can exchange games.
The Warren House crew Is some
active bunch. Nearly as fast as the
Press Club. Baseball, tennis-wha1
next?
What are the fremen saying? The
Hooks are still talking about the
game (29-25). SMOKER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
ALLEN HAS A
FINE CHANCE
Bunk Misses Football Op-
portunity at Rutgers College.

Admirers and friends Of Rufus
Allen, the little quarterback of the
Dexter football team, are urging
him to return to Rutgers College in
the fall. Bunk has a splendid
chance of getting a berth on the Rut-
gers varsity squad, since Dexter
White, the quarterback of last sea-
son, Will no more be in the ranks
of the New Brunswick school. White
graduated last season, leaving Ed
die ~Elmendorf, as his only under
study. Elmendorf will no doubt be
the quarterback this fall, when the
season opens, but with Bunk" AL
len on hand, Eddie will have to
go some to land a regular berth.
Allen was called "Ruf-house" be-
cause of his aggressiyeness on the
Riverside basketball team and Dex-
ter football eleven. He is a close
student of the gridiron game and his
work at Quarterback was commend
able last year. The local football
fans are anxious to have one repre-
sentative of this city on a varsity
football squad and they belize
Bunk Allen is the one who can
get the job. While Allen may not
Immediately fall into the ranks of
the regulars should he return to
college, he will no doubt be first
substitute. And there are many
subs who play more during the
football season than several of the
regulars, who IN account of injury,
are kept out of the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
BOUND BROOK
WANTS GIANTS
Believe Their Team is Class
Defeat PIainfieId.

After their 16 to 2 victory over
DriscolIs Plainfield team last Satur-
day, Bound Brook baseball fans are
considerably pulled and are now
clamoring for the big league stuff.
1t is said there is a possibility of the
Bound Brooks meeting the New York
Giants on the Riverside Park dia-
mond some time in the fall. Edward
H~oagland, of New Brunswick, is re-
sponsible for the statement that a
Bound BROKER, who is a stockhold-
er in the New York Club, is trying
to land the attraction for the fans
of that vicinity.
1t is doubtful, however, if the
Giants will consent to play ON an
open field, such as at Riverside Park.
Sunday baseball is not allowed al
Bound -BrQok and the ts9affpp- has u
play elsewhere or the<5abbath.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
hENRYI

Washington, Aug. 2:-'Pennanti-
tbs" is epidemic here. Never before
in the history of the national game
and the capital has had ball teams
since 1S65-have the people Of
Washington been so worked up as
they are Just now over the remarka-
BILE and surprising showing the Sem
ators have made during the present
season. When the team ~astonished
the baseball world by willing seven
eel straight games the local fans
lost their heads. Then came the
slump and much depression. Next
the Senators started on another win
ming streak. At present they are
playing pennant winning ball and
are not very far behind in the run
for first place. Critics are now be-
ginning to figure the Senators in the
worlds series this fall. Manager
Clark Griffith has certainly worked
wonders with the team. The pitch
ing staff, weak at the start, has been
bolstered up and is now strong.
| Walter Johnson is twirling better
ball than he ever did. Gandil, whom
Griffith purchased from Montreal,
has developed into a great first sack
er and has added great strength to
the Senator's. Eddie Foster, who was
thought not good enough for New
York, is playing a wonderful game
al third sack. Catcher Henry is do
ing splendid work at the receiving
end. Picture shows close play at
third base in recent New York
washington game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
SMASH! THERE
GOES OUR NINE

The n~ewsgetters of this city have
been forced to cancel their game
with the Warren House baseball
players. Sam Sarokin, the backstop
of the scribblers, who did so nobly
in New Brunswick by sliding to first
and forsaking his new suit for the
Press Club cause, will leave the
ranks of the local scribblers Satur-
day and so his services cannot be
procured. The pencil pushers mourn
the loss of Sammy" because he is
the only catcher in the ranks of the
scribes. He also is a regular f~eller'
and his absence from a berth on the
Press Club team also dampens the
lively spirit which he has put into
the players. Sarokin will leave this
city to take up a position as sporting
editor of the Hudson County Dis
patch in Union Hill, under Bob"
Hand. Captain "Freddy' Stults, of
the married mems team of the Jr. 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02

U. A. NJ, will also leave the ranks of
the pencil pushers Saturday and so
his position on the Press Club team
will be vacated. Always "the funni-
est of the funniest Stults has in
jected ginger and snap which charac-
terized the newsgetters team which
travelled to New Brunswick last
week. Stults will be a representative
of the Prudential Life Insurance
Company in this city. Without
Sammy and Suits the team must
disband and that causes the cancel
lation of the Warren game.
The Warren team, however, will
not lie idle as they have already
planned for a game between the
married and single men of the house.
The players of the Warren showed
great regret when the Press Club
game was cancelled as they realized
their chances for gaining a rep
had been lost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
BnnutInnSSiWiCKERS WILL
60 TO ELIZABETH

With one lost and one won, the
county seat scribblers will march on
to Elizabeth, Saturday, where they
will try to annex another crown of
victory. There's no use talking,
that New Brunswick bunch means
business and if the Betsytown crew
starts any fooling it'll mean sure
death to them. The college town
scribes are too accustomed to hitting
the pellet where the felders amt"
to be an easy proposition. Garrigan
will no doubt twirl for the New
Brunswick aggregation, while Bowen
will do the receiving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
WILL FORM ALL-STAR
TEAM FROM LEAGUE

Supervisor E%ichbauer, of the play
grounds, expects to form an all star
team of his Junior League players
and will match them against any
team of like age throughout the
county. There is some good material
among the ranks of the different
league teams, and a strong nine
would probably be formed should an
all star aggregation be chosen. More
particulars will be given about this
team in the story of activities IN the
Fairgrounds found elsewhere in this
paper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02

Big Chief Philip Payne has made
several comments concerning the at
titude of Ellis Martin, as related to
the fans in the NEWS yesterday
His remarks are in the form OF a
letter which speaks for itself:
Sporting Editor, NEWS:
please give the following space
in your valuable paper. In reply to
Mr.. Martins letter published in yes
terday's NEWS, | wish to state a
few facts in regards to the Ash
lands. Mr.. Martin admits that Tip
pet arranged a game with me for
August 4, although he knows he has
had Mt. Loretto booked for the last
three months, and then he cancell-
ed the game with us because his
players threatened to quit II he
played the tussle. l would like to
know who is running the Ashland
team, the manager or the players?
Another thing Martin states,
that we refused to cancel any dates
for the Ashlands. Why should we
cancel games for the Ashlands?
They are the ~challengers and should
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
Fish Tales.

The fishing is as good at Sewaren
as it is any place north of the
Shrewsbury river. If the weaktish
are not biting you al fish for fiuke
or cells, and if you won't get a mess
of them try the crabs. Some of the
finest cells the writer has seen this
summer came from AckerS at Sc
warren.
Some fine catches are being made
in the surf south of Asbury Park
and some of the boys are getting
square meals from the pier. Every
time the papers state the price of
meat has one up it adds a dozen
fishermen to every half mile of beach
or to the passengers on the fishing
boats. When a man can go out to
the fishing banks and catch fifty
pounds of fish at the cost Of 81 he
finds 1t pays.
It is quite evident that the men
who cater to the fishermen do not
believe that the %polluting of Staten
Island Sound amounts to much, as
they shrug their shoulders when the
subject Is mentioned to them. An
old fish and game warden told the
writer yesterday that he ha-' seen
hundreds Of spearing floating out of
the sound on the ebb tide, and from
his own knowledge they had died
from the effects of polluted water.
The weakfsh and bluefish are still
keeping the fishermen busy in Barne-
gat Bay. 1t makes no difference
where the fishing is done the fish
seem to be all over. When it comes
to a question of catching the tide
then THE fishing must be
done nea the inlet. Catches of $50
for four men seems to be nothing
down there. Ocean Gate, Toms
River, Forked River, Barnegat Pier
or Waretown are good places to hire
boats.
Sergeant Mike Tully, of the traffic
squad, is being doomed for commo-
dore of the Tottenville fleet of fish
ing boats. Mike is taking fishing les
ons SO that he can qualify for the
position, and every day he receives
valuable Information from many
friends. mike Knows How" is the
title of pamphlet sent him from
a California friend. Joe Horter is
making him a rod out of oak and ex-
pelt is to have it ready by September.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
BIG CHIEF PHIL
is ON WARPATH

accept what dates are offered them
by us II they are anxious for a
game. Martin also claims that I Of
fer them dates when l know the
Ashlands cannot accept them. AS l
am not a mind reader l fail to see
how there is any way Of my know
ing what dates they have filled.
Thanking you In advance for the
space in your column, l remain,
yours in sport,
"PHILIP PAYNE,
Mgr Iroquois B. B. c."
This letter ends the Ashland-Iro-
quois controversy, so far as the
EVENING NEWS is concerned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
CYPRESS WILL TRY
TO RETURN HOME
special to ths EVENING NEWs.

South Amboy, Aug. 2:-The
Cypress team, of this place, is book
ed to do the come back" stunt in
baseball circles Sunday. The South
Amboy aggregation is scheduled to
play the Deltas in ~Sayreville. This
is the first game which the Cypress
have had booked for many moons
and their long absence from the
game will probably be told by the
exhibition they give.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
NO SIGNATURE

The sporting editor of this paper
acknowledges receipt OF a communi-
cation in regard to the Iroquois-Ash-
land controversy, but as the letter is
unsigned the eplstle will not be pub
lished. eve have Beckerized this
argument, anyway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
EINOLEUMvILLE WILL
PLAY AT HUCUENOT
snr,iaI tn ts- EVENING rrvs

Huguenot, Aug. 2-The Nationals,
of Linoleumville, Will be entertained
by the representative baseball nine
of this place, on a local battlefield
Sunday. The two mines are evenly
matched and mighty interesting do
ings are expected by fandom in this
burg. Turley and Kessler will prob
ably be in the points for the Hugue-
nots, while the Nationals battery has
not yet been announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02

on the road will not be necessary
If you have us verhaul your BIZ
cycle before you start out. We
have an eagle eye for detecting
weak spots and parts. We prevent
breakdownss by repairing just the
things which you would probably
overlook. Don't you think it wiser
to pay our moderate charges now
than to have to walk home and have
to pay anyway?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK.

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes in this vicinity than
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-02
Trl-state League.

Tri-state League.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Al
lentown, 8.
At York-Reading, 8; York, 4.
At Atlantic City-Trenton, 2; Atlantic
City, 3.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., @; Har-
riSbUrp. l.