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The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
CONCERT At
CENTRAL TONIGHT

Miss Eleanor Stevenson of the de-
partment of voice in Central College
Will give song recital tonight in the
Central auditorium. This viii be her
first recital in Conway. She will be
assisted by Miss Allie Merle Conger
as pianist; Misss Jess Archer, accom-
panist, and Prof. w. G. Utermoehlen,
'celloist. The public is invited to be
present. The following program will
be rendered:
Oh Divine Redeemer (Gounod) with
piano, organ and cello.
Cycle of Songs Loves Epitome,n y
music and words by Mary Turner Sal
ter. Q Since First | Met Thee; (2)
In the Garden; (3) She Is Mine; (4)
Dear Hand, Close Held in Nine: (5)
Requiem.
Chopin-Nocturne in E, Op. So, No.
2. (a) "Songs My Mother Taught
Me" (Dvorak); (b) "I'm Wearin'
AVA (Foote) {; (c) "The Irish Girl'
Uohr); (d) "The Birth of Morn"
(Leoni).
Chopin-Ballad No. 8, II Bacio
(Arditi).
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
DARDANELLE FORMS
CHR ITY ORGANIZATION
CITY HAS PLAN WHICH WOULD
BE WORTHY OF IMITATION
IN CONWAY.

The city of Dardanelle has just
taken a progressive step in the mat
ter of handling charity cases that ap-
pear in that town. The plan adopted
is one similar to one suggested by the
Log CABIN Democrat for Conway
sometime ago, and furnishes an ad-
mirable solution of the beggar prob
lem, at the same time insuring that
no worthy appeals shall go unheard.
Referring to the matter, the Dardan-
ellie Post-Dispatch, in its last week.
issue, says:
"We have been requested by the
mayor and city council to express
Their thanks for the liberal contribu-
tions made by the public spirited citi-
zens of Dardanelle to the charity
fund While it is the purpose of the
city administration to take proper
care of all worthy persons who are
N actual need of assistance, they have
determined to do away with the nui-
/ odIlSC VI puLliS pCSSlHS. LII oidSl W
suppress this evil it will be necessary
for the citizens of the town to CO.
operate with the authorities. If a
b.ggar approaches you, either on the
street or at your home, it will be ap-
preciated if you will call up the city
marshal or mayors office, and the
case will at once be Investigated. If
the party in question is deserving of
help his wants Will be supplied from
the charity fund. If, as is often the
case, he is an imposter, he will be
dealt with under the provisions of the
city ordinance prohibiting begging on
the streets.
"The committee composed of Alder
man H. w. Horn and l.. c.. Adams,
and City Marshal D. A. Love, re
Gently authorized by the city council
to solicit donations to be used for the
relief of deserving persons who are
destitute, asks the earnest co-opera-
ton and assistance of the churches
and charitable organizations of the
city.
can account has been opened with
the Dardanelle Bank and Trust Co.,
who will be glad to receipt you for
any amount you may wish to contrib
ute to this worthy cause. Quarterly
statements showing the receipts and
expenditures of the charity fund will
be published by this committee"
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
MARKHAM TO AID
Truck GROWERS
TO FURNISH INFORMATION
A G R CULTURAL COMMISSION
Err TAKING STEPS TO I'M
PROVE MARKET SYSTEM.

Little Rock, Jan. 29.-L. A. Mark
ham, commissioner of agriculture for
the Iron Mountain railroad, is taking
steps toward perfection of an improv-
ed marketing system for the farmers
and truck growers associations along
the line of the Iron Mountain in Ar
kansas.
Commissioner Markham says a con-
siderable amount of produce of va
rlous kinds will be shipped from Iron
Mountain territory in this state this
spring, and that the road will render
every possible assistance to the grow
ers IN disposing of their produce to
reliable dealers at the highest market
prices. In this experience, he says,
the greatest difficulties encountered
by beginners in commercial fruit and
truck growing have arisen from care
less inspection, improper packing and
loading methods and the consigning
of produce to unknown concerns in
the distant markets, who have some
times proven to be dishonest.
He says he hopes to have complete
plans worked out for marketing
spring produce before the movement
begins, and that later he intends to
make tour of the northern cities to
which southern produce is shipped to
investigate the concerns doing busi-
ness in those cities. By this means,
Commissioner Markham says, he will
be in a position to inform the shippers
as to the reliable and the unreliable
concerns.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
MRS. EACLEASKSDIYORCE
WIFE OF ROBERT E. l.. EAGLE
INSTITUTES SEPARATION
PROCEEDINGS.

Lonoke, Jan. 29.-Mrs. Natalie
French Eagle has instituted proceed
ings in the Lonoke chancery court to
secure a divorce from her husband,
Robert E. l.. Eagle, statutory
grounds being the basis of the com
plant. Mrs. Eagle states that she
and the defendant were married at
Willows, Cal, September 21, 1888,
and lived together as husband and
wife until December /, 1911, when her
husband absconded and left the coun-
try. Mrs. Eagle says that her hus-
bands unfa:thfulness became known
to her after he had absconded, when
she came into possession of letters and
documents, showing beyond question
his infidelity. Plaintiff asks for abso-
lutte divorce and such further relief as
may be consistent with the principles
of equity.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
FIRST NEW TRAIN
THROUGH TODAY

The new Kansas City-Hot Springs
express train pulled into Conway on
It's intail run exactly on tine, at 2:43
this afternoon, in charge of Conduc-
tor Evans, who is well known on this
road. About a half-dozen Conway
passengers came out from Little Rock
and about an equal number took the
train here for points west of here.
The train consists of baggage and
express car, smoker and negro
coach, chair car, Pullman and a
combination observation and dining
car. The first southbound train will
not go through until tomorrow morn
ing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
FIRST BASKETBALL
GAME TO HENDRIX

The first basketball game of the
season played here Saturday after
noon, resulted in victory for Hen
dirk College over the State Normal by
a score of Ga to 8. The lineup was
as follows:
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l am a candidate for mayor of Con-
way, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party at the ensuing election.
| am in favor of better streets and
understand how to make them better,
having had large experience in that
line years ago. | am also in favor of
better lights and more lights, better
waterworks, better morals and more
morals, better religion and more re-
ligion. (tf) w. B. HINES.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEC.
OND WARD.

l hereby announce as a candidate
for alderman of the Second ward SUBJ
ject to the action of the Democratic
primary. If elected, promise to do
all in my power for the best interest
of the town Of Conway. l further
state if elected am bound to no in
terest and will be controlled by what
l at all times believe to be right.
B. B. BARKER.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Tuesday, fair; colder
tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
MISS RIDGEWAY PLEASES.

The largest audience of the season
heard the reading of Miss Katherine
Ridgeway at Central College Satur-
day night, and the entertainment was
declared to be decidedly the best of
the course. The combined lyceum
of Conway this season is proving to
be the best ever presented here and
this is attested by the constantly in
creasing attendance at the attractions.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
THE W. ". MARTIN
MONUMENT FUND

Previously acknowledge 80. .S2100
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29

Summary-Field goals, Martin 12,
Charles 8, Schisler 4, Erwin 8, Staples
2, Wray 2, Sipes 1. Fouls, Charles 4,
Wray 2. Time of halves, 20 minutes.
Referee, Tate. Timekeepers, Bush
and Cobb. Scorer, Prof. Staples.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
MILITIA MEETS TONIGHT

The Conway militia company will
meet at the courthouse tonight, at
which time it is thought contract
will be signed for the erection of
their new armory, by j. Frank Jones
on his lots on South Front street.
The log cabin Democrat., 1912-01-29
MARKET INSTALLS MOTOR.

The Thomas meat market on North
Front street has just installed two
horsepower electric motor, which is
used to operate their sausage and
meat chopping machines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
RAILROAD MEN PLAY
BALL AT T@0TTENVILLE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
T~ottenville. S. l.. May 1O:-The
Round Ups defeated the Make Ups
here yesterday, score I to 4. The
players on both mines are employees
of the railroad company. Following
was the lineups:
Round Ups-Andrew Kelly, p; p.
Mclaughlin, C: Robert Decker, 1b;
Albert Kelly, 2b; Joe Kutz. 3b; Tom
Ryan, If; w. Cooper, cf; Click But
Ter, IF; Dan Mcclure. SIS.
Make Ups-Murray, p; Gus Nil
Ter, C; Jim Thompson. 1b; A. e.
Wood. 2b; p. Cassidy, 3b; M. Can
non. It: c. Klinger, CT; j. Klinger,
IF, Pat Murphy, IS,
Umpires-H. Williams and l.. f,
Collins. Attendance, 800.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
FILE PROTEST
IN NEW LEAGUE

Manager Potter, of the Wood
bridge high school. has filed his
protest with Dave Wiientz, president
Of the high school county league,
Of the game played with South Am
boy high school last Saturday after
noon. which ended in a victory for
the latter by a . to 4 score. The
boys from across the river left the
field after seven innings were
played, and since no agreement was
made for a seven inning game. the
Woodbridge crew claims the game
by default. The only reason given by
the South Amboy crew for not finish
ing the game was that the field
which was played on-Star field,
was to be used by the Athletics, a
senior team of South Amboy and the
school and to give 1t up after seven
innings were played.
A special meeting of the league
has been called by the president for
next Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
to be held in the high school, this
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
BASEBALL TENNIS
PUGILISM ATHLETICS
EVE MING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
INTER-CLASS
SERIES START
Freshmen Organize Team for
High School Supremacy.

Ignoring the slowness of their
elder brethren in organizings the
freshmen of the high school have
taken the initiative in starting the
inter-class baseball series. The
"Freshies'' held a session yester-
day afternoon and elected Mascot"
Dametsch, the varsity shortstop, as
captain, and Earl Walker as mana
ger. The team will have practice
every day that the varsity does not
play and a good bid will be made for
the inter-class championship. The
other classes will probably organize
this afternoon.
The seniors have taken the last
two championships and unless the
other classes play brilliant ball, the
graduating class will probably cop
another series. With ICY" Schilke
and Bones Browning, the varsity
battery in their midst. it is hard to
see how ~ will be taken down
from thier position as champions,
Billy" Therkelson, "Gauk" Rielley,
and Jake Levy, three other var
sity men will also play with the sen
iors. The "Sophs" with Les"
Spencer, Johnny" Clear, Dutch"
CARTS and "Sambo" Hornsby, look
good on paper, while the "Freshies''
also have a good lineup: Leo Gold
berger will probably be the slab
artist: Dametsch will occupy short
stop, and Quackenbush will proba-
bly, receive Colby"
Who the juniors will present in
the series is not known. They are
the dark horse in the race with only
one varsity manhattan COLDER
ger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
LIVE {. .asea TIPS

More stuff from "Bill" Hornsby.
He's getting warmer and warmer"
pears to me, as the fellow would
say.
We can expect a reply from any
Of the following. Manager Charles
Anderson, Coach Thomas Canton,
jimmie Canton, Deegan, Egan,
Sullivan, ct al. "a 81 m
Why not telephone Non" Miller
and get him to write something?
.
Better talk about the weather.
1t looks good. The Weather Man
may give us a square shake on tho
box scores, at that. What Is a Mon
day mornings life without a crazy
tabulated box score? l dunno.
Keep you eye on that pool tourna-
ment over at the Club" Good,
consistent shooting and worthy OF
attention from the pocket billiard
fans. Big game tonight.
Twelve year olds have formed a
league! More power to them. No
Il knows but that there may be
some big league talent among those
youngsters, to be developed in later
years. I'm not much of a betting
man, but I'll wager a small amount
that there isn't.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10

Carlisle, ia, May 9:-Jim Thorps,
the Sac and Fox Indian youth from
Oklahoma, now a student at the
Carlisle Indian school, who came
into the limelight in athletics last
year, is now training carefully for
the Olympic tryouts and hopes to
qualify for the pentathlon and de
cathIou features, which represent all
around athletic work. When an
pouncement was made last fall of
the marvellous abilities demonstrated
by Thorpe in so many lines of sport
some doubt was expressed as to the
qualifications. Observations of him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
FOR
SAINTS GAMES
Will Play Double Header
Coming Week End.

Following is the probable lineup
of the St. Anthonys for the week
end games, which include a visit to-
afternoon TO the stamping
grounds OF the Athletics, in South
Amboy, and a brief %sojourn Sunday
afternoon In Atlantic Highlands,
where they oppose the Alert B. B.
c.: ]. Clear, RI; Captain P. ToOlin,
2b; w. Yenk, C; j. Coley, 1b; Will
liam Christopherson, IS; II. Gala
CHER, 3b; c. Loeser, If; ]. Hunt, CT;
l.. Ellie, C. DUNCAN and Kinsula. p.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
COUDEN JUMPS
AGAIN MAY %
School Star in Newark Meet
--TO0lan Entered.

Manager Barney Browning will
enter several track men in the meet
at Newark May %. The events will
be held under the auspices Of the
Princeton Club, and only school boys
will be allowed to compete. McCOr-
mick, H., Il of the best GAO"
men hat ever wore the crimson and
white, took third place in the quar-
ter mile last year at the Princeton
games, while the relay team took
fifth honors. ."Spike" Couden will
be entered in the running high jump
and Red Toolan will run the
"44O" at the coming event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
MORGAN CLUB
To ORGANIZE
Gunners Far and Near In
vited to Attend.

Morgan, May 10:-The Morgan
Gun Club will re-organize tomorreH
afternoon with a sweepstake shoot
on the grounds at "Ye Olde Spye
Inn" under direction Of William F..
Hartmann. Every member and
friend OF this club is invited to at
tend tomorrow's exhibition and en-
Joy the sport, which promises to be
excellent. Hartmann reports that
the chicken hawks started to fly this
morning and hat he killed fifteen
before noon time. Some shooting.
Get in on this, kid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10

however, during the last football
season confirmed predictions. and he
became a 1911 gridiron star. In
the winter indoor meets at Pitts
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Bos-
ton and Trenton he performed re-
markably well in the dashes. hur-
dies. high jump and shot put. In
the hurdles and jumps Thorpe prob
ably finds his best field, although
the weights frequently enable him
to amaze spectators. Thorpe Is
twenty-three years old and weighs
about 1S5 pounds. He Will compete
in the penthathlon tryout to be held
at Celtic park, New York, May 18.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
ASHLAND'S WEEK END

The Ashlands will play at Prince
Bay. Staten Island, tomorrow after
noon and play the Lamba Club, OF
that place, On Sunday afternoon
the Ashlands will play the Locust A.
c., at New Brunswick. The Ash
lands batteries for the coming games
follow: Saturday. CARTS and Horns
by; Sunday, Murray and Seger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
GIVE LETTERS
IN BASKETBALL
High School Squad Honored
An innovation.

For the first time in the history
of the athletic association of the
high school, the p. A. II. S. letters
will be awarded to the varsity bas-
ketball men. Manager Bill" Bough-
ton, of the crimson and white squad,
received the letters yesterday and
will give them to his men today.
Those who are in line for the letters
are Barney Browning, Douglas COu-
den, William Shumsky. "Chick"
Henry, "Gauk' Rielley, Tom
Major, Philip Belikove, Jacob Levy,
Luke" Kaplowitz, Howard Rooms,
Dutch" CARTS and "Bill' BOughton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
H0RNSBY HAS
MORE TO SAY
Wants to Know Who Took
Water in Argument.


NO dear reader, the Jun has not
started as yet. WlIllam HornsDy, a
~DaSkeIoall enthusiast mas written
diotner eplStIe 10 the EVENING
NEWS IN Whlch ne supports ms
previous declaration that the Board
ol OF Ihe MlddleseX Coun-
~ League showed declu-
eu paFJlanty IN awarding the Purl-
Van-l'Is eIsIue game 10 the former
qulntet' statements 10 the contrary
by manager Chdrles Anderson, OF
the furiLahS, Inc
ieVIer lollo"S;
ferin annoy May s.
sporting huItor Ne o.-
Approaching Ihe aLnouht OF space
auopIeo LOT Ihls eplstle IN support
Oh my statements printed IN your
issue Oh the 4'h lhS'.' write as tol-
lows
flrst: nope MI Anderson uh-
~aeFStdhuS thal i oia NOT aIlack MS
tedLh II ninlsell' put iuerGi" queS.
oLoneu the acliohS OF lhe BOARD o.
MahaselS OF the leaSue "ni'h caliS
MS team the!r champions
oeconu: NoIlnS Mr. ANDERSON $
excuse LOT canceiiaIioh OF games III
the AUDITORIUM Jet me remark lhat
erhet Manager "iiehlz oler
70 pay Tue furltans On the winner
,ahe an pIinclPle' meaning INA
the winning team was entilIeu un-
uer the Arrangement 10 me WnoIe
AuuiIorium alioWance' which i I'M
uerStanu, was tnlrty per cehI. Oh the
gross recelpts, II MI ANDERSON re-
iuseu anu Wolff hot give out III
ueHnlte ~lhiorhlaIioh as TO "neh ne
"oulu play JnobHleht pie'se. VINO
LOOK the water! l VIII nave 10 al
low the pup,ic 10 ara" Ihelr own
conclusions Dut am OF tne hrh
OPINION that Mr. ANDERSON alu MOI
expect MS Team u WIN INA game
ana a"alIihS the II
come OF the hlVersldeS games with
~SayreVllle d South river IN order
TO determine II IT was necessary TO
peat Ihe universities anolher game 10
win the laurelS'
mira; Dld Mt Anderson nave
any arrangement with the VIII
management as regards playing per
cehlaSe o last NculeSdaE hlShl $
GATE! VINO palu Mr. RlddIe $ eN-
lenses II SalaTy 1or coming TO
Aihooy 10 donate the game 10 the
furltanS? NO rouDI 10 win a
chahIpiolSHIp III d league IL your
competitors are always handicapped
by rorIeljures.
RatheF odu that MT. Anderson S
quintet should peat S~ayreNlIle so
badly IN their maj game at that
pIace. o oau Mr. mar broke ms
coIlafpohe ana had 10 put
the question uppeIlloSj III my nina
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
BUFFALOES TO
OPEN SEASON

The Buffalo A. c. opens it's sea
son on May IL with a game at
Woodbridge against the fast st.
James nine, of that place. The Buff
faloes are stronger than last season
and would like to hear from the
Oaks, Peerless, Ashlands. St. Felix
of South Amboy, St. J~oseph's of
South River, and the Maurer A. C.
Address Manager NJ. Kennedy, VIII
liam street, city. Following is the
B~uffalo's probable lineup: Karkins,
IS; Egan, 3b; Moloney C. If; Toolan.
If, C; Dagger. p, 2b; Flynn, 2b, p;
Mullen 1b; Smith, CT; Donahue, IF;
Dalton, sub.
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
HIGH SCHOOL
PLAYS RAILWAY
Good Game Tomorrow Morn.
ng--SChiIke Pitches.

only one baseball game will be
played by the high school squad this
week. Manager Dave Wilentz will
take his nine to Railway tomorrow
morning to play against the knowl-
edge factory Of that place. The
game will commence at $50 A. NJ,
\ large crew of rooters will accom-
pan the team and a stiff battle is
expected az the Railway boys seeR
Vengeance GU account of the defeat
handed them several weeks ago.
Coy" Schilke will probably be on
the slab for the locals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
BROWN WINS
POOL MATCH
Defeats Basler in Acciani
Tourney--Game Tonight.

H. Brown defeated B. Basler last
night In the pocket billiard tourna-
ment now in full swing at the Ac-
ciani parlors. State and Smith
streets. Brown made a high run OF
fifteen and only four scratches, while
Basler made ten scratches and a
high run of twelve. The scores by
frames follow:
Browns, s, 10, s, s. IL, 6, II.
A, 5, 10, 10, 3, Il, les.
Basler-2, 7, 5, 7, Z, 81 9, 4, II,
10, 0, 8. IL, 4, O-76.
D.. Antonio. considered one of the
best pocket billiard players in the
city, will meet ]. Wilson, a promis-
ing newcomer, in tonight's series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
SPOTSWOOD VS..
OLD BRIDGE
Special to the EVENING NEWs.

DUVITWF tV tFFV 'H Ut
Spotswood, May 10:-From pres
ent indications the Spotswood ball
tossers will play at Old Bridge on
May lS. although Manager William
Hollenback. Of the latter club, has
not given a definite answer to the
SpOtswood challenge. He is known
to consider the matter f~aVorably.
The game and crowd should be A
No. /. Spotswood has challenged
Helmetta, as well. for a home and
home series this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
Get CRAFT READY

Members Of the Raritan Yacht
Club and owners of power and sail
ing crafts in this city are busy at
work preparing for the coming sea-
son. Many of the crafts are already
In the water, while others are re-
ceiving a oat of paint and a general
o~yerhauling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
Wins in South Amboy Game.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

opfCIUT 70 IIE Y w
South Amboy, May 10:-The P.
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. with a recently
organized team, defeated the Gy-
press club Saturday afternoon, score
II to 7. Hardy was In fine form for
the winners. allowing only six hits,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
COMING GAME
AT ROOSEVELT.
South AmbOy Athletics Will
Oppose Roosevelt A. C.
to the syENTNG NEWS.

SpecIuT 20 nv FFENING VIEWS.
Roosevelt, May 10-The Roose-
welt A. c., will entertain the South
Amboy Athletics on Sunday after
noon, at the r. a. c. field. Manager
Louis Bradford, Of the locals, re-
ports his men in fine condition.
Frank Andres or George Enot (the
white hope) will do the twirling, y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
INDEPENDENTS
TO ENTERTAIN
Carteret Club Will Play at
SayreviIIe Sunday.
scoofaI to the EVENING NEWS.

bNDCIdE 70 Tic FENINH ME We
Sayreyille, May 10:-The indie
pendents, of this place, will enter
tain the Carteret f. G.. on Sunday
afternoon. The game will be play
ed on Harris field. 1t will be the
first occasion of the appearance of
the regular lineup Of the l%ndepend-
ents this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
GOOD BOUTS ON
AT LIBERAL SATURDAY.
meet 70 tn. EVENING NEWS.

R|osebank, 8. l., May 10:-The
Liberal A.. C. will put on another
good show Saturday night with
Frankie Smith and Artie Kaufman,
Of Manhattan, in the ten-round star
bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
Mr.. JOhnsing
By WALT MASON

Since Johnsing reached his high estate, he has it in his head, that
he alone is truly great OF living men or dead. Yet Alexander, in his day
made things seem rather hot; and Cyrus put up lots OF hay-or SC W
have been taught. Leonidas- stood up in front of his famed scrapping
band; and Caesar did a little stunt that seemed to jar the land. Ulysses
could a rough house raise, although he wore a crouch; and, coming down
to later days, Napoleon was no SLOUGH. That Johnsing is the planet Mars,
well all admit. full soon; but there are sundry other stars; likewise a
ii and moon.
s~a.> g.~ ....- A- LNaeAme4o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10
Game Of.

Helmetta, May IO:-The annual
baseball game between the Office
force of the George w. Helme Com
pan and the Helmetta Club, sched-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-10

Timetable in Effect September 80. 1911.
to NEW YORK.
Leave Perth Amboy Daily
$40, $50 TOO, 1929. 1923. $500,
500, $50, $50 11:10 a. M. 1915. 1:y0,
$50, $40, 4:25, b:26, $40, 1881, 900,
1925, 1880 p. m.
Sundays and Holiday
6:15. 7:4s. S:46, s:45, 1916, 11;ds 4 m,
if:4s, 1:4e, 3:0b, A:05, $40, Sis, 7:16.
S:15, 1000. 1870 p. m.
FROM NEW YORK.
Leave New York Daily-
500 ?;Go' 600; s;o?i Joy, i 5;iIS'
$3.50. 6:45, s:15, $50. TOO, TAO. 800,
1000. 1870 p. m, 1880 a. m.
sundays and Holidays
7:30, 900, 1000, HOO a. M, 1900
Noon, 100, 200, 400, 4:30, $50, $40,
T:3O. $50, 1000, 1870 p. M. 1890 a. m.
GEO. ]. BROWN.
General Traffic Agent
Holiday nights only.
EXPRESS.