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The evening world., 1912-07-18
ROSE DID NOT IMPLICATE BECKER.


asked
clear Becker Of Suspicion"
snsx to that question answered tn. Deputy Commissioner
office while
Paul question two at and d him
la found on him coat allied with rap.rs belonging to
Nanny spemsn and lived :: No *e East Houston street He was
bearing tina OF Jack Rose he had
handkerchief Rose: membership card of the Pilgrim
of Boston made on
Waldo sphon the New Haven police asking them to
The prisoner
clothing He will be held until New York detectives
half
No % n Houston street several
The nesbos said
follower Ks and
levsd many friends n ne Association.
a Waldo to-day.
Mayor
to-day None Of IN. policemen
Commissioner Waldo was present during most
Twenty City Hail.
Becker entered the Mayors ono: r.'Don: to a. m On, o. the %
Charley don't look ~ u troubled Syeany .
the admitted
taken a" into the presence OF
Police Commissioner Waldo walked
y int, tn. Mayor o. s. a s the. S. the
Becker with the Mayor when the Commission sn" lie re-
the That all cannot talk to you
former Senator John Fitzgerald
together.
a
claimed Look out they are trying to photograph you" .
eyes urynr rear the The
Becker point the City Han
shaking his finger under the phosraphers ~
who had been summoned with him the Mayors once
Becker waksd .wav with Posc.msn rov ana s,a,,.ra,
The evening world., 1912-07-18
FACE D|SF|GUREO
WITH LARGE b0|LS
Began With Small BoiIs. Gradually
Became Larger. Physician Recon-.
mends Cuticufa Soap and 0iut-
ment, After Two Weeks Boils
Entirely Gone and Face Clear.

2os Monroe st.. Brooklyn. N. Vt
contracted . severe case Of bolls sasiy IN
ne spring, and AFTER findine bona remedies
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
SCARCITY OF
GAMES HE.
Only Few Battles on TO,
This Afternoon.

Few games have been booked for
today by the baseball mines in these
parts. The best attraction is proba-
bly, over on Staten Island soil where
the T~ottenyille A. C. meets the
strong In-Er-Seals, the biscuit men
of New York, on the T. \. c. Oval.
Numerous fans from this city will
see this tussle. Walter Yenk, of the
st. Anthonys, will perform behind
the plate, Another good battle will
be staged OF Star Field, South AM
boy, where the Athletics play the P.
R. R. Y. NJ. c. A, of New York. The
metropolitan boys have one victory
chalked up against the Athletics and
promise to duplicate the perform
anCe. Then there's the Press Club
game between the New Brunswick
bunch against the Elizabeth crew at
Elizabeth. The Warren nine will
play a team of players from the
Gable Works on the Copper Works
diamond. No other local team will
play today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
PLAN TO FORM
SOCCER A MS

The other players of each team, after
the ball is kicked by II of the
teams, must advance the ball only by
means of the body. The hands are
not to be used, as stated before, by
either team, except the go~aI-keepers.
Fouls are declared against teams not
complying with the rules, and pun
ishment of awarding one or more
points to the opposing team is in
licted.
A team called the Crescent A. c..
Vol the soccer championship of the
New York and New Jersey Soccer AS
ISOLATION last year. There was a
team from England which invaded
Canada and the United States and
cleaned u everything in sight. Not
nee were they defeated. The game
is started at the same time as foot
ball and does not close as long as
the ground is hard. After the snow
is on the ground the players do not
even stop playing soccer.
According to the plans of the SUI
pervisor, he will leave here in Sep
TENDER, but if he is given some other
work, such as taking charge of ath-
letic leagues during the winter, he
will no doubt form several soccer
elevens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE

puted to be of the speediest men in the
business, will not play in the big bat
tie. Manager Applegate heard the ru-
NOR but made no official announcement.
If Looser is absent, his position will
no doubt be filled by Oscar Wilson, the
speed boy of the Marions. The space
left vacant by Regain, which is right
field will be occupied by ''Yellow" Pc
%tersen, formerly catcher of the
"Danes." Petersen played right field
for the Franklins last Sunday against
the Hoboken team and besides being an
able sticker, is a good fielder. If in
jury is sustained by Fritz, while catch
ing, Petersen can take his place. And
let us whisper, Petersen is some back
stop. All the other positions will be
occupied by the regulars. Harry Apple
gate will be on the mound. "Sully''
on the initial sack and Fullerton on
shortstop will form the lest of the in
field.
From the camp of the st. Anthonys
comes no other comment than the ex-
pectations of victory. Of course, the
Franklins too anticipate capturing the
bacon. One change may take place and
that is the shifting Of Hunt to center
field. Kinsula will occupy the mound
with Ellie and DUNCAN warming up on
the side lines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
BASEBALL TENNIS
PUOILISM ATHLETICS
YERS
FOR ANKLI

Injuries sustained by eddie" Re-
gan, the wee Franklin player, will
make a change in the lineup for to-
morrow's big battle. For the benefit of
those who just got out of jail, weW
say once more, that the game referred
to is the st. Anthony-Franklin 5attre,
which is scheduled to take place on
the Copper Works diamond. Regan,
who has been playing at a very speedy
clip of late, cut his left foot while run
ming after a ball neal Bayard's Beach
Sunday. The cut is serious enough to
keep him out of the game tomorrow
and perhaps for several more Sundays.
What his absence will mean can only
be estimated by his former perform
ances. He was whaling the pellet at a
.450 clip and was performing brilliantly
in the field.
The way Manager "Happy" Apple
gate will probably have his men stu
ated on account of Regain absence was
announced last night. ''Tom" Eagen,
as stated before in the NEWS sporting
page will play the midway sack while
"Tom" Smith will occupy third base.
Foster will occupy the center pasture
and ''Gus" Looser is expected to play
left field. There has been a rumor
floating about that "Gus," who is re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03

If Frederick Eichbauer, supervisor
of the Fairgrounds, is in these parts
long enough, there is a great proba-
biliJy of having several soccer teams
formed. Mr.. E%ichbauer, who is a
lover of the sport, has not only
coached soccer teams but has also
played on some of the best squads in
the states. He was a member of a
team that beat the famous soccer
eleven of Harvard College. Soccer is
not played much in this country, but
in England it is the American base
ball to the people. The best matches
have audiences of over 100000.
That sounds like baseball in this
country, doesn't it? The only differ
ence in the attendance of soccer
games in England and baseball
games in the United States is that
the prices of admission to the former
are much less than those for the
AS a sport it is much like the as
ISOLATION football played in this
country. There are eleven men on
each squad. Only one nan of each
team is allowed to touch the ball
with his hands This player of each
team is the goal, situated on the eX-
IRENE end of the section of the field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Fruit and VcgetabIe juices,

Fruit and vegetables juices, on ac1
count of their organic salts, are off
great value as cleansers and In the
elimination Of waste water from the
system. 1t Ia always best to remove,
pulp Of fruit before eating. as the eel.
Iular walls are indigestibls and nll the
system with waste matter. 1t is all
ways the cellular walls that cause ms
digestion aud not the fruit juice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
ROOSEVELT is
ON THE ROAD
Bradferd's Bunch to Traye
--Mercenary Season.

Roosevelt, Aug. 3-Another squad
is complaining of o support of the
fans. This time it is the Roosevelt
A. G. According to a communica-
ton received, the Roosevelt nine
will hereafter travel and will play
no home games. The Monitors, a
junior team of this place, will play
teams on the diamond formerly used
by the Roosevelt aggregation. To-
morrow the Iroquois, of Perth Am
boy, will play the Monitors On the
latter's diamond.
The first travel game of the Roose-
welt nine will be played at Scotch
Plains against the representative
team of that place tomorrow after
noon. There will be a stage going
from this place to the Railway troll
ley line where fans wishing to &C
company the local team may get
transportation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
INTER-
SERIES LIKELY
Managers Frank hppIeaate
and Bradford Arranging

1t loks like a deal now! While Man
ager Happy" APPRECIATE of the Frank
Inns has had no press agent at work of
late, he has been actively engaged in
work for his band of balltossers. Gap
pie" following the suggestion of the
sporting editor of the NEWS. has be-
gun arrangements with Manager Brad
ford, of the Roosevelt nine, for an in
ter-town series. Applegate offers the
Roosevelt team 500 and expects the
same when the return game is played.
That sounds good. Manager Apologize
also stated last night, to show that he
meant business, that he would give
the Roosevelt bunch their choice of
playing a game in this city first, or one
in Roosevelt first. It appears as if the
such awaited games viii be staged.
Random wants to shake "Appie" by
the hand for this deed, which pleases
them much.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Bali PLAYERS
TO BELLEWOOD
Many Mines Are Idle Because
of Excursion.

Another cancellation has been
made on account of the excursion to
Beliewood Park tomorrow The AM
with the Peerless>as som cot the
boy F. C. has postponed it's game
players of the former team have
shown more eagerness to attend the
excursion than to play against the
Peerless. Members of the Marions,
D. S. A. c., Goodwills and other clubs
in this city will go to Bellewood. An
athletic program will be carried out
but what it's nature will be cannot be
learned. The Acmes and the st.
James, two Junior League teams,
will battle at Bellewood. The game
will not be a league tussle. Several
other baseball games may also be
played. There will surely be good
material for two star mines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03

cause they are expected to trim the
Peerless.
The Press Club members are now
wearing black shoes. They're mourning
the loss of "Sammy" Sarokin, the pot,
ular little boy, who will hereafter be
sporting editor of the Hudson County
Dispatch in Union Hill.
We can't get his goat any more on
the three hits and no errors stuff, His
"nanny' went away Tuesday when the
"rumpus' was made yer the man.
ayers egotistical views and since nc
human being was ever known to own
more than one goat no could we
expect another. How foolish!
Received a line from "Cy' Sehilke,
of Matawan, the guy that gave Dick a
job in the dictionary. coy" is still
dobbing. He will be with the N. Y,
Dental school in the Fall.
Pears as if he will twirl for that
bunch.
SMOKER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Fish Tales,

Gloom and despair is still in the air
about the fishing stations OF Morgan's
Station, Perth Amboy, Keyport, Tot
tenville, Keansburg and Princes Bay.
The fish fail to appear and the season
is fast moving along. The writer was
on New York Bay Thursday night and
several boats anchored just below
S%winburne Island were filed with men
that were catching large ~weakfsh.
Bluefish neve were so scarce, but they
may yet come in the bays.
The reports from the fishing stations
last week show that the fishing at Sc
warren is equal to any and better than
many. The red buoy and the einder
bedF@tih remain the fas1ffte fshInI
grounds, and by FHip2 ehum a few fish
can be caught. Those that use killies
can catch quite a few kilIies, and
worms are sure bait for the big cells
that abound there. The poor weakfish-
ing is really forgotten at Sewaren by
the number of other fish caught.
If you are fishing for huke and run
short Of bait cut a iuke up and try
that. Weakish will bite on weakfsh
belly, but a bluehsh will not be a can
nibal no matter how fancy you make
up the bait. Eels will bite anything
from a wcrm to crabs, but the best bait
is clans.
"Ole' Olsen, the Ashland twirler,
went grabbing in the Raritan at the
foot of State street this morning and
caught about thirty crabs.
~ n 4
Harold Peck, of State street, expects
to make a bigger haul than cole" did.
Peck is going grabbing this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
KRUGER HAS
CATHOLIC CLUB
Elected Manager Of Bruins
wick Squad Succeeds New

After a short lay-off the Catholic
Club team, of New Brunswick, which
has several valuable victories chalk
ed up this season against such teams
like Morgan, will once more become
active. A new manager has been
elected. John E. Kruger, a popular
member of the college town squad,
was chosen to lead the team as man
ager. Kruger would like to hear
from teams in this vicinity. The
Franklins, st. Anthonys or any other
squad of good ~balltossers will be
accepted. All communications should
be sen to John E. Krueegr, manager
of the c. c. of N. B., New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
SOME FRESH DOPE 8

Just for fun, the "Krazy Kats" took
another dip in the water at Boynton
Beach Thursday night. The "guys''
we refer to are Chunk" Allen, and
"Johnny" McCreery. We won't start
to dope out the temperature, but we
know there were sweaters floating
around on the backs e many.
John Anderson, the popular member
of the A. B. c. Club and erstwhile man
ager of the Dexter Basketball team, an
nounces that he will soon be a citizen.
When asked who he would vote for,
"~Johnny' exclaimed, 81 refuse to be
,~nterviewed.'
"Spendthrift' Harkins, who takes
care of the st. Anthony Jrs., is anxious
to have his team play ball. Why don't
some team play the "Saints"! We
think Harkins is right.
The Princetons and The st. Anthony
,Jrs. are now tie for the coveted posi-
ton, first place in the Junior League,
The "Saints' will be idle tomorrow
but the Princetons may forge ahead be-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03

New York, Aug. 3:-With the ar
rival here recently of the advance
contingent of the American Olympic
team, which performed in all around
winning fashion at the Stockholm
games last month, began the home
invasion, which is to end in what is
expected to be a national demon
stration and carded to take place in
this city August "a. The greeting
rendered to the competitive heroes
as the liner Vaderland steamed into
the harbor and was towed to her
pier was almost the equal of the
rousing sendoff they got when the
complete team started away nearly
seven weeks ago on the specially
chartered Finland. Twenty-four
track and field men were in the
large party. Besides the track ath-
letes were the members of the re-
volver and rifle teams, together with
fencers, cyclists and trainers, the
majority Of them proud possessors
of the coveted Olympic medals.
Among the %bronzed, husky fellows
the figure o. Mike Murphy, the
great trainer, was conspicuous. The
grand old veteran looked pale and
weak. A big crowd Of admirers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
IDLE RUMORS
ARE SQUASHEO
Report That Happy" Apple
cate Will Leave Franklins

Whether or not Frank Apologize,
who has been manager of the Frank
lin Field Club since it's organiza-
ton. and better known in baseball
circles as Happy" will continue as
leader of the Franklins is the topic
which is causing much spirited dis
cussion. 1t is reported that Apple
gate will resign shortly, and that
John Sullivan, THE first baseman,
will be elected to leadership, Frank
Moore, secretary of the club, called
the Sporting Editor of the NEWS on
the telephone today and denied that
Happy" has been ousted, despite
rumors to the contrary. He added:
you may say that Sullivan is no
longer a Franklin"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Cultivate a Gentle Voice.

I would say to all; use your gentlest
Ioice at home. Watch it day by day as
pearl of great price. for 1t will be
worth more to you in days to come
han the best pearl hid in the sea- A
Kind voice Is a joy, like q lark's song,
% a hearth at home. Train It to Gweet
tones now and 1t will keep in tune
through lffe.-Elihu Burritt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
BIG BATTLES
ON TOMORROW
Fine Card for Sunday Among
Ball Mines.

Here's the bill of fare fol-. tomor-
row, boys:
St. Anthonys VS.. Franklins, on
Copper Works diamond.
Peerless VS.. %Princetons, on c. Par
dee field.
st. James VS.. Acmes, at Bellewood
Park.
Mt. Loretto VS.. Ashlands, at Mt
Loretto.
Roosevelt A. G. VS.. Scotch Plains
at Scotch Plains.
Iroquois VS.. Monitors, at Roose-
welt.
Oaks VS.. St. Josephs, at Bount
Brook.
Nationals, of Linoleumville, VS.
Huguenot, at Huguenot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Two Interestinu Patents.

Among recent patents which attract
attention by reason of their novelty
are one for making sausages without
castings "a soaring process) and ona
for an Illuminated fiat iron. The lat
ter contrfvance is described as con-
lalning incandescent light bulbs which
serve at the same time to heat the
Is being ironed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
TOURNAMENT
TO Be FORMED
South End Club to Have
Championship Matches.

The tennis bug is again beginning
to rave. Members of the South End
Club will soon renew their efforts to
form a tennis tournament. The
Roessler courts are, according to
Fritz Roessler, at the disposal of the
club if they wish to start a tourna-
ment. Last year the matches were
spirited and the series was a close
one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Easy to Defy Evil Spirits.

The Chinese believe hat evil spir-
Its are able to move only In straight
lines and that they cannot penetrate
through solid matter, therefore the
problem of keeping them out OF a
dwelling or a garden seems to them
q simple matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Mora by Shakespeare,

The broad. back of Shakespeare has
still another load to bear; 1t seems
that he wrote the Psalms. The word
shakespeare" contains four voweis
and six consonants; 4 and 6 placed to-
gether signify 46; In the 46th psalm
the 46th word Ia shake" and the 9Th
word from the end Its spear"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
With the Baked Beans.

She was five years old and lived in
the city. He mother had taken her
TO a farm for a visit and was point
ing out the little vegetables to the
little girl. These are cabbages," said
the mother, pointing to some cabbage
plants. Where does the corn beef
Erow?' said the miss, in all serious
ness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Cuckoo Superstitions,

In Norfolk (England) people boz
ileye that whatever you are doing the
irst time you hear the cuckoo will be
he thing you are destined to do most
frequently throughout the coming year.
Another popular superstition is that
IN unmarried person will remain
Jingle as many years as the numbe~
If times the cuckoo, when first heard
alters its call. Z
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
SacrIIegious English Boys.

Attracted by the tolling Of the bells
Of the parish church Of Denly, Derby
shire, England, a b%ellringerl the other
day entered the church and found that
the candles on the Communion table
had been lighted and a bonfire made
In the chancel, apparently by boys,
the wears Bible, hymn books. and
loose papers being used as fuel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
YACHT RACES
ARE FEATURE
Raritan Yacht Club to Have
Events To-day.

Yacht races, which will be held to-
day by the members of the Raritan
Yacht Club, will be an added feature
of sports over the weekend. AS
there are no baseball games in this
city this afternoon a large crowd
will probably be on deck to see the
races. keyport as we'll as other
cities along the water will send rep
resentatiYe boats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Why. Of Course.

How to Attract the Birds" Is the
title OF a new book by a well known
author, with a profound knowledge OF
natural history. But why all this
sruditionf We always supposed there
wss Just one simple methou-to put
salt on their tails.-Newsd1etter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Lengthy Cough.

The tiger came toward me, below
Ing and grunting. and when he got OPP
posite the screen he gave one of those
fearful coughs which only a mar who
has been close to such a beast can ap-
prsciats. 1t was eleven feet long
London Standard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
Made Weddina Realistic.

At the wedding of a Leicester
(Eng.) fireman, solemni8ed IN the
ruins of a half-burned church. the
bridegroom was conveyed to the eers-
mouy on a motor tire-engine, and his
comrades formed an arch Of axes for
the newly-married pair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
YANKEES" WILL PLAY
FAST TEAM
sysc,o, TO thu EVENING NEWs.

South River, Aug. 3-The Yankee
A. c., of this place, will play the St.
Mary's, of Sayreville, on the latter's
diamond. The game will be played
tomorrow for a side wager of $40,
according to the manager of the
Yankees. l.. Gardner, of Tottenville,
will twirl for the Riverites and Smith
will receive him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Tristatc LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures, 9; Tren.
ton, /.
At Chester-York, 0; Chester, 3.
! At Atlantic City-Atlantic City, G.;
Wilmington, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
ubscrfbe for the NEWS.
MEDICAL
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 treat
ment. This you can obtain at the
well known, long established office OF
DR.. GRINDLE,
the Specialist,
where thousands before you have
found complete an, speedy restoration
20 baal+h nower and vipor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03

greeted CASTOR Strobino, the little
fellow who was third in the classic
Marathon race. Escaping from the
throng which tried to hoist him to
it's shoulders Strobino rushed over
to his mother and, throwing his
arms around her neck, joyfully ex-
claimed, ~ kept my promise to you
to finish among the first three!"
Group picture shows some of the
athletes and their friends on the
pier. No. 1 is A. Kruschel, cyclist;
No. 2, T. Lilley, runner; No. 3, A.
MarathOner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
DR.. GRINDLE

Nav be consulted at his Office, III
West 18th Street, between 9th and
18th AYES, New York, where he has
been located for more than thirty
years.
Advise Free Medicine -.
His professional services are the
lowest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
The Future Sport
By WALT MASON
TRANSFORMATION

The air.hip is a thing achieved; it has its righnul place, as we'll as any
autocart that eer ran a ace. The farmer, in the coming years, when egg'
to town he brings wnl.hop along above the trees, upon lis rusty wings
The doctor, when he has a cali, from patients far Or near, Will quickly strap
his pinions n. and hit the atmosphere. And airship racing thn VIII De I'M
sport to please the crowds; theren be racecourses overhead I'M grand
stands in the clouds. The umpire, OF his patent wings, will hover herea and
there; the fans, with rented parachutes, will prance along the air; the joyous
shrieks of flying sports will keep the welkn hot and soaring cops VIII
hs;the1y chase the scorching aeronaut Well 500 be living overhead, ol
families and all; and then we'll only need the earth to land Or when we faA
NaakHla&ou
DOWNRIGHT By 0orge Matthew AdamA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03
TIME OF HIGH WATER.

EVENING NEWS covers the neiG
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03

All the news rn- 10 cents a weeA-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-03

Talented.
Hewitt-"He Is bad, but brilliant"
Jeweit-"Yes; he can lie In eight lam
xuages and swear In nine"