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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1912-11-29
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The Shorthorn is probably the
most widely distributed breed Of
cattle. This has arisen chiefly from
the readiness with which it amalga-
mates with other breeds. its great
aptitude to fatten and to the fact
that by using Shorthorn bulls for
the crossing Of other breeds the
crosses SO produced inherit the
early maturity of the sire, attain
greater weights than cattle of the
breed to which the cows belong
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respect to quality Of meat the char
acteristic is still retained by the
cross bred produce. The Shorthorn
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Loa choppina Contest.

A log chOpplng contest for large cash
prizes is a new feature this year at the
Spokane Fair, which will be held the
week Of Sept. 80. Full particulars may
be obtained by writing the secretary Of
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ing, Spokane, Wash.
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Leland Items

Albert Vadney came home last
night from the Pullman state college
to spend Thanksgiving with his par
Mrs. Stafford of Clifford was Le-
land visitor one day this week.
E. L. Jessup went to Moscow last
week. ess
Mrs. Nelson of Moscow is'visiting
this week with Mrs. VIM. Blackenton.
DR.. Rothwell was called to see Mr..
John Vincent.
The work Of finishing the inside
of the school building will be done
next Friday. The ladies will serve
dinner for the workmen at the
school house.
The Kendrick physicians are be-
coming Quite prominent on the streets
of Leland duriug the illness of DR..
Vadney.
Miss Bertha Schelly met with a
severe accident. being hit on the fore
head with swing board at school
Monday making quite flesh wound i.
There was a social gathering at
the parsonage with Mr.. and Mrs Reese
last Tuesday night delicious refresh
ments were served and every one
present had very pleasant time.
The ladies aid held an all day
session at the parsonage Thursday
and did some fine quilting.
There was a Thanksgiving ball in
the I. O. O. F. hall Nov. 9th.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
May Proff on Wednesday night at
her mothers home. Mrs. Prof will
leave in few days for her new home
in Montana.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. DeWinters is quite sick.
Mr.. Joe Thornton is suffering with
a veryI sore hand the effects of a
cut from barb wire.
Mrs. M. A. Thompson of South
wick visited in Leland this week.
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Archie Hoehn, of Southwick, was
in this city Tuesday on business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
YOUNG BEDEL.L
TO BOX BEFORE
LIBERAL A. G.

In the main attraction of the
Liberal A. G. stag which will be held
Saturday night in Rosebank, s. L.,
Young Bedell, the pride of Perth
Amboy," and Andy Cortez, the game
and aggressive lightweight from New
York, will meet in a scheduled ten
round bout. Cortez and Bedell met
before the members of the Liberal
about a year ago and had everyone
standing on chairs cheering for their
%favorite. This match was the fastest
given sports supporting the Liberal
Club and because of the many re-
quests the bout between Bedell and
Cortez has been carded.
Young Mitchell, of Staten Island.
who gave Joe Black a hard go in a
bout in New Brighton several months
ago, has signed to meet the winner
of this bout. Manager Harold Fack-
ner wants his man to meet the win
ner November 80.
A matinee will be held by the
Liberal Club Thanksgiving Day. The
show will start at 3 o'clock so as to
give the fans a chance to get home
for their big dinner. frankie Mad
den, the Bowery champion. will meet
Jimmy Jarvis, who recently defeated
Joe Black. In the other ten round
bout Mickey Devine will meet Eddie
King, the featherWeight champion of
New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
FLYING FIVE IS
STILL WINNING
Show Up the Semsrsets on
County Seat Court.

Startling the county sea Somer-
sets by their speed and clevernesa,
Tottenyille's Flying Five had an easy
time of matters in New Brunswick
last night, when they handsomely de-
feated the Somersets by a 21-15 tai
ly. Right from the start the Staten
Island crew had things their own
way and it was not until after Sher,
Preacher, Copeland and Paugh had
each dropped the sphere through the
net once that the Somersets awoke to
the fact that the game was on. So
puzzled were the county ~seaters that
but TWO points were their total col
lection while the Filters recorded 16
big ones.
Determined to keep from a drub-
bling, the Somersets fought desperate
ly in the second administration and
because OF the big lead which the
Filters had already attained, they
were content to rest upon their lau-
rels. The second period resulted
1876 in favor of the college town
crew, but their rally had come too
late and not sweeping enough.
The management of the Filters
gives Freddie Garland's work as an
official a boast, stating hat his refer
eeing was excellent.
Here are the lineups:
Flying Five (21). Somersets (15.)
Sher Wilmot
left forward.
1TeaCuer GenC
right forward.
Paugh Searles
center.
Lehman Steele
left guard.
Copeland ........ Edgar, Manley
right guard.
Goal from field-Sher CD, Preach
er 90, Paugh (2), Copeland "a,
Wilmot ca, Gent (2), Searles %.
Goals from foul l1ne-Paugh 90,
Gent CD, Copeland ca. Time Of
halves Is minutes. Timekeepers B..
Sher and Shultise. Referee, Gar
land. Score at end of first half,
1872 in favor of Flying Five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
P. A. H. S. FIVE
HAS new COACH
Y. N. C. A. Secretary Sc
cures Mr.. E%dgsrton's Services

Secretary s. NJ. Lipscomb, of the
Y. M. C. A., who has the interest and
the welfare of the local high school
boys at heart, has procured the SER
vices of one Mr.. Edgerton, who will
coach the crimson and white tossers
for a few weeks. Mr.. Edgerton was
present at the practice in the Audi
torium yesterday afternoon and al
ready taught the boys than
they ever knew before in basketball.
If he handles the squad several more
weeks there is every reason to be-
lieve that the much awaited contest
with Woodbridge high school will
end in a victory for this city's crew,
Mr.. Lipscomb claims that he &C
complished his purpose in handling
the team and that vas to teach the
boys to play clean basketball. He
stated that were he an authority he
would not allow the crimson and
white players to take part in any
games in which %roughness or dirty
work" was manifested.
Mr.. Edgerton, who will remain in
this city for about four or six weeks,
it is reported, will give his services
to the local quintet during that time
and if the crimson athletes learn at
a considerable rate they will surely
know something in basketball when
Mr.. Edgerton is through with his
pupils.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
HOLY NAME IN
INITIAL GAME

In their first attempt of the year,
the Holy Cross basketball quintet,
under the management of Martin
O'Hara, who led the Saint Anthony
baseball team the past season, will
meet the Puritan Juniors on the Ko-
zisko hall court Thurhday night. The
tussle will be a preliminary fray to
the Oak-Somerset battle and should
afford a good attraction to sporting
fraternity. Swat" Ridley and Ed
die Flynn, of the Holy Name crew,
are practicing daily and if they show
up in as clever form in the battle
as they do in the practices, they will
be some stars. The rest of the lineup
is a mystery, yet it is rumored that
one John Harkins, known in dancing
circles, may venture out into the
field of basketballdom and attempt
to show his brethren a few points
which he boasts of knowing. The
Puritan Juniors will have their reg
ular crew, which has twice defeated
the Oak Reserves and looks as for
midable as ony of 'em just now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
Play Here Dec. IS
On the Island
Court Jan 4.
GREAT RIVALRY

Managers Larkin and Wilentz, OF
the T. A. C. and Riversides, respec-
lively, and Secretary Joseph Billott,
of the Auditorium, have finally come
to an agreement in the matter of a
series between the Tottenville A. G.
and the Rivies and two games have
already been booked. The first bat
tie will be waged on the Auditorium
court December 10 and the return
match will be contested on the
Knights of Pythias court In Totem
vile Saturday, January 4. This is
the only Saturday on which the
locals will not appear or the Audi
torium court.
In the event of each team winning
one game, plans will be made 1or
two more games and if the series
then stands 90 ALL" a final tussle
will be waged on the Goodwill Hall
court.
At present the only real active
teams are the T. A. G. and the River
sides, senior aggregations. AS mas
been the case in every season gone
by, there is a great amount or rivalry
between. the representative crew
from Staten Island and the one from
this burg and this sentiment prevails
now. While several fans in Totem
Vile are singing the praises OF the
Flying Five and many others the
praises of Willis Larkins's aggrega-
ton, all are unanimous in the sup
port and desire Of a game or series
between the r. A. c. and any otner
team in this city chosen as the most
formidable. In this case the River
sides are conceded to be the most
formidable of the active teams In
this city.
AS the first battle of the series is
booked for the local court it Is ex-
pected that the Riversides will Jump
ahead in the series on this occasion.
However, the "wise ones from
Staten Island believe their favor1tes
will romp away with this contest
even If 1t is on the locals home
stamping grounds. This no doubt IS
an optimistic view. but none which
can be deemed impossible or highly
improbable. The series will no
doubt be one of the best Of the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
T. A. c. AND R|V|ES
ARRANGE TWO GAMES
DEECAN, DUNHAM AND ,
M'CREERY WILL SEE
LAFAYETTE IN BATTLE

John McCreery, John Deegan and
Frank Durham are planning to travel
to Easton, Pa, to spend the week
end there. During their stay they in
tend to witness the football game
between Lafayette and some other
speedy college eleven. McCreery
and Durham will be out of the River
side lineup Saturday and "Corky"
may not take part In the Royal-Dex-
ter battle, which Will be staged in
Pleasant Plains the following day.
The party will be the guests of Joe
Deegan, a student at Lafayette and
brother of Johnny, Joe is a graduate
of the local "hoch schulz" and has
been trying to induce a bunch from
this burg to come to visit him. The
trio will no doubt be entertained in
royal fashion over the week end
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
Will Play With
'Rivies" Here
Saturday,.
FANS PLEASED

After a lay off of several weeks,
James CANTON, conceded to be the
%speediest basketball tosser in these
parts, will again be seer in action
Saturday and thereafter. Because
of doctors orders, Canton has been
out of the game for a long while, at
least the time seemed long to fan
dom for there are few players who
have the calibre Of Jimmy and the
sports are anxious to see him on the
Our
The little athlete, who halls from
South Amboy, played in his last game
with McCreery, Allen, Durham and
Deegan, for the Neptunes against the
South River quintet in the battle
which the latter lost by a. decisive
margin. But Jimmy will not be
seer in Neptune ranks when he re-
turns to activities for there appears
to be i'll feeling between him and
several of the members of the Nep-
tune Club.
CANTON will be seen on the Audi
torium court Saturday night in the
oppose the Good Council five, of
brooklyn. lie Will De EQdle he
gan's side-kink, as Captain Johnny
McCreery will be out of the lineup.
Reynolds will no doubt jump at the
center with Burns and Allen, the
crack guards, on the defense.
AS the South Amboy lad has a
host of admirers, his presence in
the Riversides lineup will nc doubt
attract many fans to the scene of bat
tie Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
The Cruel World.

The mighty gates of circumstance
turn on the slightest hinge" etc.
Thus speaketh~th one time pos
SCISSOR of worldly goods, now, a typi-
cal type Of Incidence, crying misfor-
tune wherever the spirit of q pessi-
mist ordains that he should travel.
Thts prominent promoter of the
"art of self defense" has been vic
timized by "the~cruel world to such
an extent that his desperation will
in time drive him to the battlefield,
bearing the necessary paraphernalia
characteristic of a warrior, in search
of one A. j. Anderson, for the sole
purpose of chastising most severely
the butt-in who was the main origin
of the Permo A. A. disbandonment.
"Whosoever treadeth upon my corns
shall regret his STEP is the cry gem
orally heard within a radius of two
miles of the Broken Down Fight
Sport" and in consideration of his
wrongs, it is but right and just that
someone should be made to suffer
for cutting off the support of a good
fellow. Go to him Atty and il you
need any help call on SPODINIS.
This is a cruel world" is another
remark peculiar to my subject. Just
think, he has to walk all the way to
the foot of High street every night
in order to get home, where the high
waymen make their abode and prac-
tice all kinds of stunts. | wonder
that he is not afraid, as there. have
been a number of weird tales told
about the in which the eiti-
zens of hat respective territory have
been treated by the bandits associat-
ing thereabout. Were | living in
such a locality you would not catch
me out after dark. True, he spends
a great deal of his time in Red Bank,
but | do not believe that is to avoid
the dangers associated with his home
travel, but for another purpose
known only to himself.
He Is the GUY that put the bank
in Red Bank, but since the Cruel
World began to rule the bank has
been broken, bled to death, and so
therefrom received the name offRed
Bank. Sc
SPODINIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
DAY BIKE
RACE TO OPEN
DEFENDERS 9Th

The six-day bicycle race, which has
been an annual affair in New York
for the past twenty years and one of
the big sporting events Of Gotham,
will again be staged in Madison
Square Garden. The week of Decem-
Der 8 has been announced as the date
of the race The race this year will
be conducted by John M. Chapman,
the veteran promoter of cycle racing,
who has been identified with the
sport for over twenty years.
This year the az will be more of
an international contest than eve
before, half of the contestants being
foreign riders. When the race starts
at midnight, December 9, fifteen Am
erican riders will line up against as
many foreign riders, the majority of
whom are champions of their coun-
tries. Switzerland, France, Germany,
Sweden, Italy, Australia and New
Zealand will be represented by their
national champions, while Frank L..
Kramer, the champion of the world,
Joe Fogler, Eddie Root and a dozen
other stars will carry the colors of
~Yankeeland.
While the race has never lacked
interest, there has been, in the races
in recent years, more or less stalling
by tired riders who took advantage
of the accident clause in the rules to
spar for wind when the going be-
came too strenuous. This will all be
eliminated this year by a change in
the rules that will call for a penali-
zation when a team is off the track.
While this rule will make the race a
much harder contest it will make 1t
fairer for all concerned.
On December 6 and 7 the worlds
indoor championships will be held,
and all of the riders in the six-day
race will compete for the sprint and
motor-paced titles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
TEAMS AFTER
LOCAL GAMES.

Manager Lyons, Of the Saint An
thony basketball team, wants games
with local teams and should be ad-
dressed at 200 Hamilton street, New
Brunswick. He has the following to
say of his crew: The st Anthony
Five, of N. B., is DESTROYS Of arrang-
ing games with junior amateur teams
In this locality. Our team, new In
name. but old In experience, is prac-
ticallv the St. Peters school team,
being comprised of pupils from that
institution. We would like to hear
from teams in our class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
CANTON WILL
Be IN ACTION AGAIN
Get WHITE
JERSEYS AND OTHER
new WEARING APPAREL

There is much joy in the Puritan
camps just now. At a meeting of
the basketball team Sunday after
noon, it was decided to procure new
jerseys and stockings and an enthu-
siastic discussion was held in re-
gard to the team in general. Ev-
eryone present seemed pleased with
the Roadway being made by the ag-
gregation and endorsed the "sloW but
sure policy. 1t is planned to have
white jerseys with a large blue 'P"
while the stockings are to be blue
with a white "P" and white with a
blue "P." One of each sort Of stock
ings will be worn by each player.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
HANDLERS AND
PARISH HOUSE
Special to the BVENING NEWS.

Woodbridge, Nov. 19:-Sporting
fraternity are a~nxlously awaiting the
gridiron tussle between the Parish
House and the Ramblers which, 1t is
expected, will be contested on
Thanksgiving Day afternoon. The
pigskin hooters Of this burg are all
overworked because Of the keen feel
ing between the players of the two
squads and when they meet there
will be some mighty interesting do
ings, it is promised.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
SEWAREN A. A.
OPPOSE OAKS

Once more the Sewaren A.. A, a
mystery to basketballdom, has been
booked to appear on a local court.
This time they are carded to meet
the Oaks on the Kozusko Hall court
tonight in the main attraction of the
evening. The Sewaren A, A. were
scheduled to meet the Goodwills last
Wednesday but did not show up.
However, they have assured the Oak
management that they will not dis
appoint the locals this time. Frank
Sullivan, the classy Puritan guard,
will not be seen in action tonight
due to a cold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
NEPTUNES TO
ASBURY PARK

South Amboy, Nov. 19:-Manager
Abe Forgotson, of the Neptune bas-
ketball quintet. has planned an ex-
cursion for his team and club mem
hers to Asbury Park tomorrow night
The Neptune Five will oppose the Y.
M. G. A., of Asbury Park, In a game
and the local supporters will accom-
pany the squad in a special G. Il. H.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
XAVIERS WILL
MEET REDSKINS

Xavier tossers and Iroquois war
riors will meet to decide supremacy
OF the Auditorium court Friday
night. The Oaks were originally
carded to perform or the local court
but as the North Amboy aggregation
postponed the fray, the Xaviers have
been substituted. Manager Larson
Will have his regular lineup in action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
7. A. G. BATTLE.
IN SOUTH RIVER
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

South River, Nov. 19.-Fans in
this burg will nc doubt flock to
Washington Park tonight to witness
a battle which promises to surpass
all that have already been staged in
these "diggins" AS the locals have
already cleaned up for nearly every
thing that looks good in this vicinity,
Manager Black urges fandom to come
tonight to root for the local squad
against the fast Tottenyille A. c.
Five. The T~ottenville quartet will
furnish several selections between
the halves and dancing will be an
added attraction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
NEPTUNES HAVE.
TWO GAMES ON
,ecia1 TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Nov, 19.-The Nep-
tunes will meet the Seasides, of
Staten Island, on the Knights of Ply
thias court. In the preliminary at
traction the Neptune Midgets will op-
pose the Catholic Club Five, of this
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
FINE RACE IN
ISLAND SERIES

There is much interest at present
in the race for honors in the All
Staten Island Bowling League. Last
night the Amicitias and Aquehongas
won three games. Here is the stand
ing of the clubs, which does not in
clude last nights games which would
change the standing much. Follow
ing are also the individual averages
of the boWlers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19

Any affair or happening, or cir
cumstance, which is too small TO
make a Want Ad. worth while as
an adjusting force is too small to
worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
A Preliminary Battle.

AS a preliminary battle to the big
game between the local High school
and Curtiss nnex school which is
scheduled to be played in the Audi
torium tomorrow, the P. A. II. S.
freshmen will oppose the second
team of Curtis annex.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
DR. sGRINDLE

May be consulted at his office, Ill
West 18th Street, between 9th and 7th
AYES, New York, where he has been
for more than thirty years.
Advice Free. Medicine 81.
His professional services are the
lowest.
Hours 8 to 8. Sundays 8 to 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
RAILWAY AND AMBOY
WILL PLAY FOOTBALL

The challenge received from 'Rah-
way high school by the local high
school boys interested in football has
been acted upon and as a result a
battle between these two schools will
probably take place on Thursday of
this week. However, in their chal-
lenge the Railway eleven wanted to
play on Wednesday, SO the local
students are anxiously awaiting a
favorable reply from Railway stating
that they will be willing to have the
game scheduled for Thursday. The
game will undoubtedly be played on
Railway grounds,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
AQUEHONGA WIN
FROM AUR0RAS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
T~ottenvill, Nov. 19.-Three games
were won last night by the Aque-
hongas from the Auroras on the
formers alleys. Here are the cores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
LIVE
TIPS
y j.
N>N
By Gosh
By BOSCO

When a musician takes a re
the end of a bar he feels like put
his foot on the brass rail.
Il II
A girl can sometimes be as pretty
as a picture if she does her own de-
veloping.
You don't have to be a shallow
fellow to get full easily.
Many a who otherwise has
excellent sight can't see through her
W husband.
"Is she a woman with a h~istory?"
asked Bill the Snapper.
mo, an encyclopaedia. She's q
book AGENT replied John the Mutt.
y
A high handed proceeding-win-
ming a jackpot.
It's the man of many parts who
sometimes goes all to pieces.
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Supply the Missing Lines.
VIII the contributors of this
column get together and supply the
missing lines to the following verses.
Everybody try to complete them.
Let's have some fun. I'll publish the
attempts. Looks easy, but try it.
They hadn't met in ten long years,
1t was real joy to them both.
He took her hand and softly said,
-
please help the blind"
Was the pitfful cry
Of a woman with hafTg}rrKksss<kAs&rs.
He gave her a bill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19

The Sum of Duty.
Do naught to others which If done to
thee would cause thee pain. This is
the sum OF duty.-Mahabharata.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
NJ e L
TO THE AFFLICTED

IF you have thin, poor, impoverished
blood, weak and unstrung nerves, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, are without your
usual energy and vim, or suffer from
any chronic disease, kidney or blad-
der complaint, or kindred ailments you
should have the very best treatment.
This you can obtain at the well known,
long established office of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19
DR.. GRINDLE

where thousands before you have found
complete and speedy restoration to
health, W and vigor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-19

EVENING NEWS covers the field