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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-07-26
Copyright. 1909. by Charming Pollock

A1yrza. commander OF the Bosnian Nanny. starts Il evolution H-ailt the
kmgdoms Of Bosnia AM Eerzeso The Young queen Anna Victoria. ruhT
OF the latter country, is fOrcedt 20 resort to flight. ccomuanied by lrmn Min
lister Baron COsaca. They take the steamer for Aunri,T. On the boat the
queen becomes acquainted With Robert IrMnor. New Ink nanHycr of the
nTm of auman Il Son. beef packer of Chicago. In New York the queen
finds hotel life expensive ad on IraiurS advice moves to an apartment
house. Mary Horrigan is engaged rs a rvant TO reduce cost ~ living tits
later decided to let Mary go. which proves Il vexationS problem. Trainor
learns from thu queen of her betrothmI 70 Stephen ". OF Bosnia Adoph l&U-
mann, head of Iaumann Il Son and his daughter visit the queen lnunnnn
ment Kng Stephen arrives without kingdom and lennno>> Anna Victoria
n n e enter he employ OIL nunHnn X SOn as clerks During the king alb
en- Sherman: a sEiftess office assistant. secretly "Iprorrhtes sonic of the
money from Stephens desk. The none was in marked bills. with
which sherman pays Stephen $50 lie owes him. Through CuSaca. under the
belief that it is the incon from some of her property in Austria Anna re-
cGves the $50, lunar finding the bills sin her possession. Anna Victoria
chides Stephen on his idleness. nd b decides to REFORM Iaumann, because
Stephen refuses to accept financial aid in the restoration of Bosnia in exchange
tor making Laumanns daughter queen, accuses the king of stealing the
marked bills and telephones or the police
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-07-26
Rise Of William Finn.

Pittsburgh. July 22.-William Finn.
former state senator, whose fight in
behalf Of Colonel Roosevelt focused
public attention upon him, is now rated
as being worth several millions. al
though he once was Il newSbOy in this
city. Finn is a pugnacious politician.
benz upon the accomplishment Of his
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-07-26

moved from it's former station so as
not to be an obstruction in the opera
tions on tn" new branch of the sub
way being built by the brooklyn Rapid
Transit company. 1t will be placed in
its former position when the subway
is completed.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-07-26
A New National Committeeman.

Frankfort. Ky. July 2l.-John c.
Calhoun Mayo. who has come out in
the political limcIight as the new men,
Der Of the Democratic national commit
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
not go out Of existance but continue un-
til its obligations are adjusted when
there will be some change in its manage
ment for the future.

The Neche Chronotype in its custom
ary gentlemanly way suggests the name
of H. B. Spiller for states attorney before
the primaries and claim he is candidate,
Mr.. Spiller is probably the most active
Republican attorney in the county today,
and has practice second to none. The
Pioneer Express has been in favor of Mr..
Spiller's candidacy from the start and
knew Of no opposition until recently,
when we were told that "the power that
be" have already side tracked the op.
position to the present incumbant's can
didacy is his own party and that the Re.
publican ticket is being so shaped
that there will be no opposition after the
primaries. The source this comes from
ought to be reliable, and il it is so, ic is
high time for the voters to sit up and
take notice.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
FORUM IN TROUBLE.


The newspaper fraternity Of the
Northwest as we'll as many others will
learn with regret that the Fargo Forum.
one Of the oldest and up-to-date daily
newspapers in the northwest was forced
into bankruptcy this week and has gone
into the hands Of . received. . petition
in bankruptcy being filed il the United
States court at Fargo. Liabilities are
placed at approximately ss8O Ooo, and the
assets are o9600.
Some time ago there was q, IDEAL on for
the sale Of the Fargo Forum to Courler-
News but Il fail through.
There win be no change il the policy
Of the publlcation which Is continued
under the direction Sof : receiver. q.
We undsrsta tand5 That the grester
portion of the stock i hsld 81 citixsns
sof Fargo who win see that tho paper win
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10

At the rate that automobiles are being
sold in the state this spring accord.
ing to the reports Of the local press there
will be more autos in use before the
season is over than there will be horses
on the roads. The conservative man
will ask where will this mad rush end.
We know of dozens of people who have
autos who can we'll afford them, and we
know Of many who can afford the best
make on the market but who still stick
to the horse when it would probably be
to there advantage to own one. But all
this don't dispose Of the question where
will we be at in another ten years at the
rate We are travelling. We are going a
rapid pace and faster all the time, until
the horse is superseded by the auto on
the road everywhere.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
Notice for Bids.


Sealed bids for construction of the
various kinds of sidewalks that will be
built by the city of Pembina during the
ensuing year in accordance with the spe-
cifcations Of the sidewalk ordinance,
now on file in the Office of the City Au.
ditor, will De received at the Office of the
undersigned up until o'clock P M.
May 18th, 1912. Each bid must be &C.
companied by certified check of s1OO
to M. H. Miller Mayor as a guarantee Of
good faith and that the bidder will enter
into contract and give bond il his bid
is accepted. Contract will be awarded
to the responsible bidder whose bid is
lowest, subject to the right to reject any
or all bids. Contractor whose bid is &C.
cepted will be required to enter into a
contract and give bond to the sum of
$500 for the faithful performance of the
work, etc.
Bids must be endorsed "Bids for the
construction Of sidewalks" and address
ed to the Undersigned.
By order of the City Council.
+. A. WARDWELL.
City Auditor.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
lOooOOOooOOOoOOOOOOOOOOOO,
:; In COUNTY COURT.
II. G.vIcK, ID UDGE.
sseeeeseeeooeosooeo,

+ 4
Summary Of business for the week end
ing April 18th, 1912.
IS Estate Of sigurbjorn Hanson, Thing
yalla. Hearing had on petition for letters
Of administration. Appeared Hans Sig
urbjornson, who was sworn and examin.
ed. Order made appointing Hans Sig
urbjornson administrator and his bond
fixed & 10000
Estate Of John Page, Hamilton. Re
ceipts showing final distribution fled
and final discharge granted TO William
Page, administrator.
Estate 81 Susan Best ST. Joseph.
Hearing had On petition to estahlish
heirship. Appeared. Howard e. Best Is.
spondsnt who ~ swosn and examined,
Decres made estab blishsd hsillhip ii Hi.
Hard q. Best and. Howard y Bsst sons
|of dscsassd.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
The Demons Of the Swami

The Demons Of the Swamp
are mosquitoes. As they sting they put
deadly malaria germs in the blood.
Then follows the icy chills and the fires
Of fever. The appetite flies and the
strength fails; also malaria often paves
the way for deadly typhoid. But
Electric Bitters kill and cast out the
malaria germs from the blood; give you
fine appetite and renew your strength
.After long suffering" wrote VIM. Fret.
we'll, Of Lucsma, N. G., athree bottles
drove all the malaria from my system.
and I've had good, health ever since.'
Best for III stomach, liver and kidney
ills. 50c bottle at the City Parma cy
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
1 Health Notice.

b The cit,ssns Of the city Of Pembina
are hereby notified to SEQ that all ma
nure, rubbish. ashes and other refuse Is
cleaned iDm their lots and adjacent
alleys and streets as soon as possible.
All cess lools should be disinfected;
cellars cleaned out and whitewashed
and otherwise disinfected. Wells should
be carefully looked after as typhoid
germs are most often found IN drinking
water. Dfaymen and others hauling
refuse Of any kind to the neusance
grounds are warned to take their loads
on the grounds before unloading. Any
person dumping such matter at another
place will bekbrought before the justice
sndf6ned on conviction.
By order Of
@. B. HARRIS, M. D.
City health officer.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10

Maryland went for Roosevelt by q
small majority which strengthens the
rough riders forces some although he
did not come out with the majorities his
supporters claimed he would. On the
other hand Taft thought he had Mary
land and 90 counted that delegation
among supporters at Chicago in june
As the states declare themselves the
chasm widens ana the chances Of either
Roosevelt or Taft getting the nomina-
tion lessons daily.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
For County Judge.

I hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination for county
judge and respectively solicit the support
OF the voters at the primary election.
II my management of the office has met
with the approval of the people of the
county I should appreciate the indorse-
ment of being nominated and elected for
another term. III. G. WICK.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
=. A. wardwen. g. q. rhomp,o,
WA1DW1LI. 3 THolrPsoN
DEMOCRATIC CONSISTENCY.

The Democrats were swept into power
in the national house Of representatives
at the last election because they said the
republican party was favoring the in
forests. They have had every chance
to show the people how they are for the
people and tho following is an editorial
from the last number Of LaFollette's
Weekly showing how they did it: De-
clsring that the money trust sinvesti-
CATION" is being conducted by the
moneyed powers Of Wall Street. Repre-
sentative Charles A. Lindbergh of
Minnesota recently introduced reso-
luton in the house Of representatives
demanding that every congressman be
required to disclose publicly within ten
days how much stock he ownes, and in
what business he is interested, and that
names Of members failing to list their
holding within fifteen days be published
in "black list" of the Congressional
Record. At the beginning Of the present
congress, Lindbergh introduced reso.
lutions for sweeping investigation Of
the Money Trust, but they were crowded
aside by resolutions brought in by the
Democratic leaders. Because several
scores Of Democratic congressman allow.
ed themselves to become Slaves Of the
caucus''and voted weekly for the resolu-
ton agreed upon by the Organization.
Wall Street had its way and effectively
blocked real investigation Of the
Money Trust. - Grafton Record.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10

Among the new announcements in this
issue is that OF Ellis Thorwaldson fol
public administrator. Mr.. Thorwaldson
in the present incumbant and we see no
reason why he should not be reelected.
He is man Of executive ability well
posted on public matters and that ought
to be sufficient qualifications to again
elect him.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
Help. a Judfe In bad fix.

Justice Eli Cherry. Of Gillis Mills,
Tenn, was plainly worried. A bad sore
on his Leg had he6hsd several doctors and
long Iresistea all ssmsdias. II thought
it was. cAacsr," he wrote. AT last
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and was
completely cured" Cures burns, boila
ulcers, cuts. bruises and piles. 25c at the
City Pharmacy.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10

At the general city election in st. Paul
last last Tuesday the Republicans won
out and elected Keller for mayor. They
adopted the commission plan for Athe
management Of the city's affairs. which
wassomewhat Of q surprise,as St.Paul is
considered rather slow in adopting any
thing radically new.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
Political
Announcements
County Auditor.

I hereby announce my candidacy fol
the Republican nomination at the Prim.
aries. June 26th. 1912, for reelection as
County Auditor.
VIM. w. FELSON.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-10
For Public Administrator.

I hereby announce my candidacy for
the Republican nomination at the next
Primaries for reelection as public admin
istrator. Ellis THORWALDSON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
HALBERT HAS
ISSUED Def
Wants to Arrange Three
Mile Running Race.

Aftermath of the big race.
Dave HaIbert, champion runner OF
the Peerless A. c. OF this city, is
out with a challenge to 4 three mills
race with Roy Wilson, OF the Mar
ions, Of this city; George Stevens,
of Railway, and Edward Spear, OF
Metuchep. Joseph Tracy. manager
lot HaIbert, ID especially anxious to
hear from any / All III these run
ners, with the AMditorium d the
seat OF battle. HaIbarf has cleaned
up about everything around here
and believes tbs same resuIt will
be attained II the Perrno "A. A. or any
other club, pitts ON this race as q
feature attraction.
Halbert defeated four runners In
q three mile race at the Auditorium
last Friday night, by a good margin
and claims he WAS even worked UP
to fever heat. Wilson ransspleuifd-
" In the club mile event, winning
with ask. while Stevens ability Is
well known around these parts. He
finished second in the mile open.
against uiover, OF tsogson. Spear
took second place In tho two mile
event at the Columbian mast al
Woodbridge hast summer, running
under The coIors OF the Riverside
Al g, OF this city. He Is good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
IN
EASY CONTEST
Down CosmopoIitans Of Tot.
tenyiIIe- Score 3l-6s

The Cosmupolitans. OF Totf4nyiIie.
y. l., were taken snto camp ny The
Riyersides Saturday night In ths
Auditorium, score 81 to 8. The viz
fting quintet, which substituted for
the county league gafne scheduled
for that evening, tailed only one
field goal, thrown by Mcdonald, .
forward. Mcdonald, incidentally,
scored the entire ak points for the
visitors, tossing II. four goals from
the foul line. Onyehe other hand,
the River9ides won with ease and
scored almost at Wilt. Allen was
one OF the shining lights. with q
total of sever field goals to his
credit. sBilfs Reynolds reappearsd
at center after d long absence. Ths
score. J,
Rivsrsiaes (sf) Coaraeposstans (e}
Ae@r6efy Price. Iuhl
right forward
left forward
Reynolds .*s. Juhl, Price
centre
0%A1Ata $500 ~- Wort
left guard
Hurns, Reagan reotg
right guard
Field goals-McCreery ga}. Alien
I'll. REYNOLDS "a, Reagan, Burns.
aEcIonald- Foul geals-Reynolda.
Mcdonald f4t. Referee, van Mul-
|chahev
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
|PURITANS SURPRISED |
BY The FAST 7. A. G.
County League Team From This CITY
Meets Defeat at TottGnVile- Fin
al Score Was 80 To- 70.
SCHWARTZ MET WITH HARD LUCK

For the second night In succession
the Puritans, OF this city, met defeat
Saturday on an ont~of-town court.
The boys v at Tottenvflle. Staten
IslAnd, accomplished the feat by the
close cor Of so to %. The sPuri-
tars, accompanied by a band OF root
ers, struggled hard to uphold the
honors of Psrth Amboy and the Mid
dlesex County Basketball League. OF
which they are the leaders, but how
ed I'm an exciting battle before q bet
ter team. The r. A. @. men scored
many hard baskets and won tho
match purely on their merits. Vic
tory WAS sweet for the home tenm
and there was much rejoicing 1T the
couelusiun 0S tbs game.
Jimmie" Canton starred for the
Purttans but was somewhat hamper
ed by the absence Of his teamtnate,
Willie" Egan. EgAn,a place 81 for
wardawas filled by Ilunham, who fall
ed on a number OF easy trials for
aeid goals. Dunham Is more at
home at guard. Schwartz expert
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
Following Ia the county league

All close followers Of the league
no doubt rejoice over the defeat OF
the Perth Amboy leaders b. the
South River quintet. Ii serves to
continue the interest already dis
played in the county organization
and bunch two or mote teams
around tho top rung OF the cham-
pinnship ladder. The Puritans had
won SIX straight games, defeating
tho sterlinge n the opon game OF
the league In sUznskOs hall this city,
Lad many mole Victories would have
calnchsd the cup for "Our Forefath-
IerssS
TO the K. Q. K. A., OF New Bruins
An Epitaph.
IT is sassy enough to be pleasant,
When life goes along like d song;
But, the team worth while is the
one with a smtlp
When everything goes dead
WRoNGi.
Managers H~eidingfeId and Junker
OF the K O. K. A.. and CFescenfs,
of Midtown. respectively, have ar
ranged to play the first OF their three
games series on January 8, which
VIII be the game postponed from
Christmas afternoon. The game was
originally sheduIed for November IA
OF New Brunswick. but viii be play
ed on the Washington hall court,
South River They are scheduled
to play the sscend game on January
8, at Coiumbia hall, New Brunswick.
The rivalry Detwsen these clubs Ia
|somathing like the Pnritan-Rivsrsida
feeling In Perth Abbey and the
South River-Sayreville spirit In
those two burgs.
~sayrevflIs Is far from out OF the
race, although an chance OF catch
ing the leaders Ia remnte-yea, very
but after the brilliant exhi-
bitson against the PuritAns In this
city OF December II. one can expect
most anything from Manager
Checks aggregation They are On
the road to improvement, and eg-
erybody is glad. 125 psr cent IS
net admirable.
rue stsrTJng~ziversTde protest will
be discussed at the isasus nIesting
Friday night fn tbs Crescent = q.
cInh raenza. as Mf1It@wx. although
tha meeting u.s. called sar this one
particular purpose. IL sill not bar
other rnsw haAznssa." THe <. O.
n A.. haa tn@ option aE changing
tha personnel OF lis Eeazz1 81 shat
kanas. Tbs NE@slsnga bxutest tno
nssas nAa-aa nez@
ssaH z4N tn A. EzmfAgsM SMzs 8N#xssssRza ssz~ Sc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
YOUNG BEDELL
SHADES ADAMS

| Young Badell shaded Villa
Adams, former amateur light
weight, at the Liberal A. g, Rose
bank, s. r., Saturday night Bedell
Jared poorly In the first five rounds,
but In that period met with relief
In q troublesome ear and went bet~
ter from that time on. The last
four rounds were conceded to tho
Perth Amboy boy. Adams scored
two knock outs at The same club re-
Gently and gave Bedell one of the
hardest fights Of his career.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
LIVE g .ssss TIPS

To Our Taller.
It's easy enough TO ba pleasant
Vixen eng has a hunk OF tin.
But the gay worth while is enc ona
who can snils
When the Old Year bills COME la.
rs S1scS~s sssssHasssv aus fuifwa
Nothing succeeds ike Success.
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IN TO you, and many Of
thsnsg
Every Now Year should know lis
own father--Tsme.
Aud atill they put money on tha
0d6 MemsAn9b0y N~An1sse
+ turned oTer z new geag. NO more
AesEMg for msi
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xosEan8Elfe leeds eaag
eyer saA EsEaak8 u weekend
lNas Wre9 anaxs&z eli Ii S 4s
aoE smoh bad gSgyr@ eEsaa nh,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
$50 SIDE BET
Is NOW POSTED

Ine Oid Men-Amboy Wanderers
ganae on Thursday night VIII prove
|even more interesting than at drst
thought. An additional SIS has
been posted by both managers.
bringing the wager on the outcome
OF the game up Il $50. Both quin-
tets are likely TO furnish some ac-
ton In the mad scramble for ths
coin. The game viii be played on
the Auditorium court. The Raar~
tsswz0aK preliminary should prove
interesting. 81 WE'LL Both eiabs are
old riyafs,
Manager Xseltzen, OF the Wander
eTs, announced his probable lineup
to-day. It contains the name OF sne
Smith. ef New York. who made
the AaI-E&stern team tw0 yeETs ago,
The Itne~up follows Schwartz. o.
EgaA, Smith, sulilxan. D4s-
kan- Westzen5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
WILL AID RlcHEsoM.
Neither Of Girl Accused Minister Mas
to Weu Viii Testify.

70 Veu VIII teSffT3s
Boston. Jan. 2-Mrs. Moses Grant
Edmands. mother Of the young wcman
who was to have married the Rev.
Clarence v, r. Rlcheson. will. It " be-
iieved. play an important part for the
defense when the young minister goes
an trial for the murder OF Avis LinIaIi.
Mrs. Edmands. accompanied by her
husband, held a lengthy conference
with Attorney William a. Morse.
IT ii the first time she has visited the
1awyers ~asfending tlls accused mar-
deras Tor an hour she remained III
the private office of Mr.. Morse discuss.
Ing various phases OF the case. Dur
ting tnis period MT. Edmanas remained
In the outer office He was called infe
the conference. however. and remained
l!osesed with Mr.. Morsa and Mrs. I'D,
sazaands fer nearly an hour.
Hiuheson's senior counsel. John K.
Leo of I4ynehburg, Va, Is here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

enced hard luck on several occasions
and did not shine In his usual style.
Belts. on the other hand. shook OF
Schwartz for four throws from Held.
all made at critical stages OF the
game. Pagnod's shooting and Ma
cans floor work were the features Of
the excellent game put up by the
winners. a big crowd aaw the con-
test, which was the flrst between
these clubs in two The
score.
+. A. @. tS0) Puritaas t23)
Bedell .......s....... j. Canton
right forward
PRugh, Pagnod .....-... Dunham
beft forward
Belts 6chwartx
centre
II. Macan ....... Deegnn'
right guard
Pagnod, Paugh ...-....F. Sullivan
left guard
Field goals-3etts az. Bedelt
t3), Pagnod ca, Macan f3)5
Schwartz t2). Canton CD, Dunham
Sullivan ca. Deexan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
IAN EVEN SPLIT
| FOR The DENS

The Dens. representing the Roes-
Fsfer Gymnasium, In Lewis street,
day night on their home court. In
tho eye opener they defeated the r.
& III. Juniors "A to 8. In the second
clash they were downed by the Tot
tenville Cadets, SO to %. Both
games were played by the same
Dens, with sBones" Browning as
the star tor the horne team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
MOLcAST I'LL AGAIN

Les Angeles, Cal, Jan. 2-Ad VOL
CAST. champion lightweight pnEilist. il
seriously Ill III tho home Or his man
ager, Tom Jcnss, at Venice. haIng
threatened ssith ~pTsaunaoniH. He con
traetad a cold on am automobile trip.
The day before his scheduled fight
Thanksgiving Gay. ut vernon. with
Freddie Welsh, Woleast underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

Sealed proposals wiH ~ sressixAd
at the offlee OF the Hoaxa d Mstsr
Commissioners ut the fy4*y aE1sss.
Perth Amboy. N. r., ON Wednesdax,
January 10th, fS12, Ut Ess 30 Y 7NH,
for furnishing #. o. H., Perth Am
boy. N. Il, Standard Water ltatA|
Valves as follows
TWO 24-inch standard Fiauzeds
One 24-inch Hub. Two Is-iaeh Hub
To stand water working pressure
OF I20 pounds and delivery 10 ha
made In thirty 1906 days.
a certified check for one hundred
|fs1DGs001 dollars must accompany
each bid.
The commissioners 8 tie
TO reject any or a1I@bfds.
BY order OF tbs Board Of Waksr
commissioners.
A. Il. GR0WELL,
Superintendent
December 80. 1911.
MOUNTAINEERING
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
SUCCESS FOR
pURITAnS JRS

The Puritan Juniors defeated the
sSawaren A. . yesterday by the score
Of "a to 16s Game played on tha
Boynton Beach court. The Juniors
lined up 40 feliowst Levy and r..
Sullivan. I: Ciausen. G; r. Madden
and Keidy, x.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
AMERICANS LOSE.


nod#afa WFJ3hts
Ghrfstchurch. N. 3. W.. Jan 2.-Ths
matches Cor the Davis tennis cup. this
premier honor IN the tenraiz world. be-
gan here. The weather wa splendid
and the attendance large.
This American players lost the two
frsf single matches Norman u.
Bsookes. captain OF the Australian
teaIn, defeafsd Beais Wright. q to /,
the score being s z8 Sd r. w.
Heath. also of the Australian team,
beat L4arned 8 to ]. The score wa
28 81, 7-H, 3D.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
Of
S. /. LEAGUE
Amicitias in Lead With
is Won, 6 Lost.
g ne EvENTNG NEWS.

special to the EVENING NEWS.
Tottenville. s.. T., Jan. 2-Inter-
est continues unahated in the All
Staten Island Bowling League. ~
|eyident by theHclosa standing Of tina
ileaeus, a4 NS!ssrs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

Ths EVENING NEWS has: the
largest circulation In the comfy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

(23) points. Pagend was set to
guard him, but could dc nothing
with the little forward. BETA and
r. Macan starred for the winners.
The score.