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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
CRIMSON AND WHITE
CREW SHOWS PROMISE

Promising news comes from the
camp of the crimson and white bas-
ketball squad which started active
work on the court in the rear of the
high school last week. Coach Lip
reported yesterday afternoon
for the first time and watched the
boys in a "scrub" game. He did not
go through any points of coaching
but will probably do so at the next
practice. His services to the team
are expected to make the quintet
one of the best that has supported
the crimson and white. The most
optimistic views place the aggrega-
ton in the class of the of II
which j. Scott Burns captained.
While many, on the other hand, do
not really believe the Eggert squad
will equal the record of the team Of
II, they do believe this seasons
Eve will better the mark set last
year.
Here is a line OF material which
has been seen in practice: Howard
Rooms, Louis Kaplowitz, Nathan and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
SOUTH AMBOY QUINTET
INACCURATE SEASON

tossers for the locals makeup.
Because of the defeat handed
them Saturday night by the River
sides, Of Perth Amboy, the Michelin
Five will come here with a deter
mination to "do or die" Roe"
Taylor or Smith may oppose
Schwartz, while there is much spec
ulation as to who will get the as
signment to guard the speedy Can't
Ion. Whether Manhattan will play
is another topic under discussion.
That Miller is a classier tosser is no
doubt true, but the fact that Man
haitian has played with the locals
since their organization may keep
him in the makeup. He is a sure
shot, being a player of Garland's
calibre-always sticking under the
basket,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
BETTER THAN DOCTORS BILLS
French Actress Lets tho World Into
Little Secret That Is Of Some
Interest.

For keeping slender and supple a
simple home misunderstanding moth
ing-is gladly presented herewith. 1t
comes straight from a French actress
who, though no longer In her first
youth, ig noted for her 1.-THE and lovely
figure.
On waking, the lady makes 1t a prac-
tice to drink a cup Of chocolate and
read the morning paper in bed. Di-
rectly she has absorbed the contents
Of both she tears the newspaper into
tiny bits and scatters them " the
floor. Then, before dressing, she
trips lightly about the room picking
up the pieces one at a time, bending
and recovering herself for each scrap.
The gymnastic IL perfect for Tines"
Humming q cheerful tune the while
bexuiies tho time aud opens the lungs.
Just before going to bed at night
she successfully edifies and heautiA es
hsrself after the same manner with
the evening paper. This simple pro
-esdurs imparts Aprtghtlineas and
eharm-te mind ~ vfn ~ shaps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
FOR PLUM OR GRAPE JELLY
Delicious Preserve VIII Result II
Thess Directions Are Faith
fully Carried Out.

Put ripe plums In a colandsr and
pour boiling water over them; then
put the fruit In . py deserving kettle
with barely enough water to cover,
and boil until the Jams are s~oftsned
and the Juice II = .entiful. Strain on
the juice and put 1t on to botl. Meas
urs out q pound OF sugar to every
pint Of the juice. and place 1t In shall
low pans In the wen to heat until the
Juice has boiled for twenty minutes
Add the sugar then. stirring 1t In I'M
til dissolved and removing all scum
~ 1t rises, and pour into glasses boiled
In hot water to prevent their breaking
when the scaading fluid IL poured In.
A delicious Jelly from wild grapes may
be made in the same way, but, re
member, II the jelly bag is squeezed
the result viii be jam and not clear
Jelly. When the natural dripping
seems about over, squeeze out all the
pulp that Will come through the mesh
OF the bag and use 1t for Jam.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
Peach ~Shortcake.

Silt one cup OF -four. one teaspoon
Of sugar, two teaspoons Of baking
and 4 saltspoon OF salt. Mix
~ for biscuit dough two spoons OF
lard into the -four and with a spoon
make = soft dough with a third Tor
little over cup Of milk Pat out light
~ on molding boar1 and cut into five
or six biscuits. Have some melted but
tar In q small pan and dip the top Of
each biscuit into this before turning
into the pan ready to bake. Bake
nntH nicely Drowned in hot oven;
then cool, break each apart and place
swsetened peaches between. Peel
and slice ripe peaches rather dns,
then crush with enough sugar to we'll
sweeten. Serve with powdered sugar
sprinkled over the tops; Ass plenty
Of rich can CLevel measures arc
used for the recipes.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
Millinery styles.

Wings and fancy feather pisces IN
infinite variety, ars expected to
score heavily, and many effective nov.
islties are In evidence. says the Dry
Goods Economist. Prominent among
these are polka-dotted. fan-shaped
feather pieces. A brown plush model
with an evenly rolling brim IL
trimmed with two brown feather
pieces with white polka dots. One 10
placed fatty under the brim on one
side, the other poised on the edge.
Two-toned effects in wings-that is,
sides Of contrasting color-continue to
be we'll liked and are v~ar1ously en-.
ployed to harmonic with two-roned
effects In shape. For instance, a blue
satin model with a black velvet fac
Ing will have a blue wing trimming
with black facing. Long, slim feath'
er pieces are especially prominent.
Sometimes these are placed fatty Oh
the brim or else shoot up directly In
eyppk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
About Books.

I prefer always to learn from the
author himself how he did think,
than to hear from another how he
ought to have thought.
How often the cursory reading Of a
book, which irresistibly carries one
with 1t, exercised the greatest infu-
ence on q mans whole life, and pro-
duced at once a decisive effect,
which neither a second perusal nor
earnest reflection a either strength
en- or modify.
: I turn back toward the beloved an
clients who still constantly. like dis
tant blue mountains, distinct In their
outlines and masses, but indiscernible
In their parts and internal relations,
bound tbs horizon Of my intellectual
wishes.
Always fortunate IL that epoch IN
literature when the great works OF
10 past again rise up ~ II thawed.
q d come into nottcs. because thsy
tim produce , perfectly fraaA e4sck
rGoethA. :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
ASHLANOS SET
SPEEDY PACE
Meet Woodbridge Five Thurs
daY--TW0 Games Weekly.

Manager Ellis Martin, Of the
Ashland basketball quintet, Is ar
ranging a game for Thursday night
on the Parish House court In Wood
bridge. Martin expects to keep his
speed boys in action two or more
times each week this coming season
and Is trying to start OFF with this
week.
Johnny McCreery, the speedy toss
er and accurate goal shooter Of the
Riversides, Wesley Davis, and Earl
Fiigen will comprise the forwards.
Austin Hornsby is slated to jump at
the throttle, while Macan, Seger and
Dutch" CARTS are carded for the
guard positions. With this lineup
the admirers OF the "Ashies" be-
lieve that neither the IreQuois or
any other junior quintet In these
parts will have a chance for honors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
TO MEET
ROYALS ON CR|D|RON
Opening TussIe in Pleasant Plains
Oct. 6--Roya|s Have Two Totem
vile Warriors --PraCliCed Sunday.

Edgewaters, of Stapleton, on the To-
cal grounds. The Edgewaters were
trimmed by the De0ters, of Perth
Amboy, last year, but they have a
few additions this season, which they
believe will help to more victories.
There is much rivalry between the
two squads-sectionaI rivalry which
Is very keen. Perth Amboy fans
do not believe the Royals have a
chance against the Edgewaters, who
although defeated last year by the
Dexters, of that place, put up a game
exhibition, while it Is claimed the
Royals refuse to meet the Dexters,
excent on Staten Island war mathis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
PRINCETON AND
RUTGERS MEET
Battle on Gridiron Tomorrow
Scores to be Compared.

Rutgers and Princeton battle on
the latter's gridiron tomorrow after
Don in a tussle which is awaited
with much interest and anxiety by
every person in New Brunswick.
There are small hopes, if any at all,
for a county seat victory, but what
the New Brunswick supporters are
awaiting and expecting is a good
showing SO that they can look down
upon Stevens, their closest rivals,
and sheer at them. Last season
Stevens opened against Princeton
and was defeated by a 81 to 0 score.
Rutgers came to tackle the Tigers
the following week and were beaten
by the same tally, 81 to O. But this
season things loom up in brighter
style for the New Brunswick boys
and 1t is almost a cinch that they
will make a better showing than
their Hoboken rivals who died Sat-
urday at the hands of the Princeton
warriors by a 65 to 0 score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
MIKE SMITH
OUT OF BASKE TBALL

Members of the Iroquois basket
ball team are regretting greatly the
reported loss of Mike Smith from
their ranks. "Smithy" is one of the
best tossers in these parts in Junior
company and many fans believe him
to be In the class of the seniors
hereabouts. Mike halls from North
Amboy and has been considered
every season for the senior Puritan
team. However, they never seemed
to be able to place Smith. The Iro-
quois procured the services of this
basketballist last season and
expected his aid this year. but Mike
has taken up a job which will keep
him from basketball during most OF
the season. He may be able to play
now and then but not regularly.
During his years of basketball,
Smith, who II a short and stocky
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01

athlete, has shown class in every de-
partment of the game. Not only has
he proven a fast forward and an &C
curate hhoter but he has also shown
class on the defense, playing guard
many times. He performed for the
Neptune Jrs., Of South Amboy, last
season and for nearly every junior
team in this city. 1t was predicted
by his admirers that Smith would be
in senior company this season, with
out doubt; his consistent good play
ing would force the managers of the
senior teams to recognize in his a
While the Payne quintet has a
strong crew, excluding Smith, they
realize his Importance and know that
they have lost a star performer.
Smiths new job is believed to be a
on a public service car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
POLICE BATTLE
WITH fIREMEN
On American League Park
R0mer On Slab.

Another game will be staged be-
tween the New York policemen and
New York firemen this afternoon in
the three game series for a beautiful
loving cup which has been offered
by "The Chief" The ''coppers''
won the first game played two weeks
ago and if they cop the bacon today
they will take along with them the
cup. "Artie" Romer tWirled for the
police on the last occasion and is
expected to twiri again this after
noon. The game will be staged on
the American League Park grounds
In New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
WILL PLAY
ON AUDITORIUM COURT

the games will be between the best
junior teams in these parts.
The Iroquois will present a strong
lineup with Carl and Earl Mullins,
Sneaky Thomas, Foley and Hol-
zheimer. Carl Mullins is expected to
be a tower of offense as well as de-
Tense this season and Sneaky Thomas
the little goal shooter, is reported
to have his eagle eye at shooting
with him.
Martins Ashlands have already
shown class and when these two
teams battle Friday night, there'll
be interesting doings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
MEETING OF
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE

The only reason given for the delay
in sending word from the county
seat is believed to be their activity
in football at present. Basketball
is a side issue just now in the col
|lege town high school. However,
Manager MacElroy, of Woodbridge,
who is acting as secretary, believes
he has interested the New Bruns-
wick school authorities and that
they will be represented at the meet
ing Saturday.
With Woodbridge, South River
and this city all feeling confident of
winning the championship if a
league would be formed, the fcrma-
ton of such an organization seems
advisable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
ATKINSON OPEN
TO OFFERS NOW
South Amboy Pitcher Ready
to Accept New Berth.

Ambrose Atkinson, former tWirler
of the South Amboy Athletics, is
open to offers. Any team in these
parts wishing the services of Atkie
may procure them by Offering suit
able terms. Atkinson has proven a
tower of strength on the mound in
many battles and gave the Athletics
most of their prestige in these parts.
He held the South River A. G.. and
the ~Franklins to n run each
something which no other team in
these diggings has done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
She Could Not DISTINGUISH.

"Who are those people over at the
little tablet" asked old Mrs. KnowalI,
who was having her first meal at a
large suburban boarding house.
"Mr. and Mrs. Brown and their chill
dren," she was informed.
But there are two ladies ther2 one
standing up and waiting on the chill
dren and n sitting down." remarked
Mrs. KnC wall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01

Managers of the high school bas-
ketball teams throughout the county
are requested to meet in the high
school building of this city at 1870
o'clock Saturday afternoon to fur
Their plans in the formation of the
Middlesex County High School
League in basketball.
South River, Woodbridge, and
Perth Amboy have already lined up
in favor Of the proposed league and
New Brunswick is expected to be
represented at the next meeting.
Manager Eggert, of the local squad,
believes that the league viii be a
success if started and that it will
be started If New Brunswick joins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
II I've :, +: E!es
By BOSCO
By BOSCO

A man will laugh at a woman en-
deavoring to sharpen a lead pencil.
but he does not reflect that if he
were to try " so hard he could
never trim a last years hat SO that
it looks like new.
Naomi was $50 years old before
she vas married. The ice cream
business must have got a good start
during Naomi's motherhood.
'Spodinis" Rhymes.
"Spodinis" is an awful fraud,
While of "Old 2ube" we're proud.
If he could take ''Spo" down a peg,
Well sing his praises loud.
So remember that we're with you,
dear,
And help we'd love to give,
But depend on yon to give him a
call
That he'll remember as long as
he lives.
PERsIL GIRLS.
Visit to Triton Club.
There are no spots within the lines
of Jersey, York Or Penn,
That | have not in my career, at
some time made my den.
The hospitality shown to me, in
those grand metropolitan states
Has varied like the price Of beef on
Swift & Co.'S states.
Pennsylvania treatment is the best,
while New York skeptieism is just,
For they have got to know you we'll
before in you they'll trust.
New Jersey is the worst Of all, it's
sad but all too true,
In parts you couldn't get a bite ii
you were hungry through and
through.
l took a trip to Morgan on a Sunday
afternoon,
The Triton members were all there,
with their ladies and the spoon.
Twas toward the hour of six when
l walked into their camp,
And the genia1ity of the boys was
enough to cause a eramp.
/ did not know their custom to
serve supper in their lair,
So l walked right in, took a seat
upon a convenient chair.
The chef vas serving victuals and
they all o up with glee
To take their place at the table and
to make the good things fee.
Of course l was invited to partake
of their repast,
My excuse for non-aceeptaflce was
that | was on a fast.
They acted disappointed as ! washed
my hands and left,
And for that one act OF lmpuaehce
their friendship I am bereft.
ssBoys," they said, W maven
much, but you are welcome TO
what We got
"If o will sit alongside the table
YOU can share a partial lot,
...If we had known yons were coming
~narations would have been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
GLOVER SCRUBS LOSE
TO penn AGGREGATION

Fielding and batting in classy or
der, the Penn baseball aggregation
defeated the Clover Scrubs on st.
Mary's diamond Sunday morning by
an 8 to l tally. The Clovers will
stack their regular lineup against
the winners Sunday to get revenge
for the defeat of their scrubs"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01

Big Chief Philip Payne and Coach
Bill Reynolds, of the managerial end
of the Iriquois basketball team, win
stack their forces against junior
quintets on the Auditorium court Fri
day nights. The Redskins" may not
play on the popular amusement
floor every Friday, but at least so for
the next few weeks. Joe-Billott-Joe
viii have the Redskins oppose the
Ashland Five Oct. 4 and the Flying
Five to battle against Payne's rev
Oct. IL. These attractions will no
doubt prove to draw large crowds as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
QUICK D~ETACHABLES
DEFEAT MTI-SKlDS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Milltown, Oct. 1.-Two. TEAMS OF
the Michelin tire factory clashed on
the Crescent diamond here Satur-
day, the result being a victory for
the Quick Detachables over The
A~nti-Skids by a II to 8 tally. JET
fries and Geer for the winners, and
Smith and Samuels for the iosers
were the batteries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Pleasant Plains, S. l., Oct. L.
Charles Walters, of Tottenville, and
John McNulty have been elected as
captain and manager, respectively, of
the Royal football eleven for the
comir- season. The first practice
in unI.orm was held Sunday morning
and everything looked promising. At
present the only additions as yet
procured are Walters and Schneider.
both T. A. G., athletes. These grid
iron men will be candidates for the
end positions.
For the opening game next Sun
dav, the ROYALS have booked the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
JOE H0NAN AND MAIZE
IN A TEN ROUND BOUT

from the Richmond Club manage
ment. Honan and Maize were sup
posed to meet last night at the
scheduled Permo A. A. boxing stag,
but the bout has been transferred to
the Brighton show.
Honan and the South Beach boy
are scheduled to go ten rounds as
it will be staged as the main attrac-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
Preserved Half Peaches.

Clinxstone peaches are the best.
Pare and cut them in halves. Re-
the stones and cook the stones
In water for twenty minutes. Use the
water for making syrup In which the
peaches are to be cooked. For pre-
serving. use as many pounds Of sugar
a. there are pounds OF fruit and n
cupful OF water to each pound Of ~
gar. Boil the sugar and water until
The syrup 10 clear. then drop In .
few peaches At . time. until they are
cooked. Put into Jars which have
basn starilaxsA and ssal them xhiss
fhAT sage bot j
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01

Managers McNulty and Finley,
who handle the interests of Honan
and Maize, respectively, met last
night at the Madison Square Garden
in New York and practically arrang-
ed for a bout between these two init
artists to be staged at the Richmond
County Club in West New Brighton.
The date has not yet been set but
will be as soon as word is received
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
cpectal to the EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy, Oct. Jimmy
Canton and his band of Neptune
warriors will inaugurate the basket
ball season here tonight on the X.
of P. court against the Michelin
Five of Midtown. From all accounts
the locals will have one of the
strongest teams in the county and
will meet every good squad in these
parts. Manager Abe Forgotson has
procured several of the best men
from this city as we'll as other up
county men. Clever Johnny Deegan,
a guard of excellent calibre, will be
see under Neptune colors tonight
as will "Non' Miller, of South River
fame. Tuckerson and Jimmy Man
haitian will complete the list of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
INJURY P0STP0NES
~0LIVER-KUBIAk BOUT

Because of a broken wrist sus-
tanned by Al Kubiak or Saturday
morning the scheduled bout between
Luke Oliver, of this city, and Ku-
biak, to have been staged in Phila-
delphia Saturday night, was called
off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
BASEBALL TENNIS
- PU0ILlSM ATHLETICS
DROP FOOTBALL
AT METUCHEN
County Seat High School is
Victor Saturday 20-7.
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Metuchen, Oct. In the first
battle on the gridiron between high
schools in these parts, the New
Brunswickers defeated the knowl-
edge factory Of this city in football
Saturday afternoon on the local field
by a POT tally, Redshaw, the right
tackle of the county seat eleven
showed clever style and figured in
most of the brilliant plays.
Here are the lineups.
New Brunswick. Metuchen.
). jackson .........,. Robertson
left end.
A. Jackson, (Capt.J ...... Campbell
left tackle.
HOllnSKy ..... Prlckett
left guard.
Landmesser, Appleby
solomon MolineauX
center.
bIOfeS s.... fdlm
right guard.
RedshaW Drake
right tackle.
Harkins, Durham ...... F. Morris
right end.
solomon, Moore .,...,.. Martin
s. quarter back.
Ivy ....... BaStford
right half back.
1elnam Smith
left half back.
G%arrigan $500. w. Morris, (Capt).
full back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
R0MER TWIRLS
CLOSE VICTORY
On Mound for Suburbans
Anainst Smart Set Sunday.

"Artie'' Romer, the TotteRviila
worked on the mound for
the Suburbans against the Smart Set
Sunday afternoon on Suburban Oval
in Brooklyn and led his warriors to
victory by a 8 to S tally. ,Ronaar's.
nine was outbatted but 'Artie" kept
the punches scattered enough to
keep his opponents from scoring the
telling blow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
BASEBALL.
Results of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.
NATIONAL

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York: n H. 70.
New York % 0 0 0 8 A Z !
Philadelphia 0 0 / / o. 8 o
Batteries-Bader and Wilson; Alexan-
der, Seaton and Killifer. Umpires-Klem
and Ortiz.
AT Boston: r II. n.
Brooklyn % 2 o 0 0 1t 0
Boston .....1 0 25 II o
Batteries-Ragon, Knetzer and Miller:
Brown and Rarlden. UmpiresJohnstone
and Eason.
At st. Louis: r. H.. +.
st. Louis % 0 20 0
Cincinnati 2 0 2 0 90 o. s
Batteries-Perritt and wingo; Fromms
and severoid. Umpires-Risler and Me-
Greevy.
At Chicage: n H. n.
Pittsburgh i Q 0 l-s 10
Chicago 30 0 0 o-S
Observation-Disclosures and Gibson; Cheney.
Powell. Archer and Hentz. Empires
Owens and Brennan.
STANDING OF Fl CLUBS.
New York lN 40 .ss2 Phila 'phia 70 II .47s
P~ittsburg. 81 81 .6l5 st. Louis. 81 So .4l3
Chicago. 50 IS SIC brooklyn. 81 81 .s5
Cincinnati "a 76 .49s Boston,. IS 100 .3A
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia: R F. E.
Phlladeiphla ~ U z U Ill ID
New York 80 3O2O005o00E t0 Is .
Batteries-Bush, Covelesh and Lapp;
Caldwell. Schultz and Sweeney. Empires
Hair and Dineen.
At Washington: r H.. =.
Boston 20 / 0 l ! Ct !
Wash'ton 30 0 0 l 0 0 rs
Batteries - O'Brten and Cady; Enxei,
Boehling, Galiia and Henry. umpires-
Evans and Egsn.
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
". L. &c. " L PC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE


= New Brunswick fan.-"Have
: you any more stars in the coun-
ty?"
Perth Amboy fan-"No, but we
have an umpire"
; New Brunswick fan-'All the
, players from Middlesex look
easy to D~riscoll."
; South Amboy voice-"Gire US
a pipe at the New Brunswick
players and We'll show you how
easy they look to us. Get a
team of your own"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
the Speci llist,
DR.. GRlNDLE

May be consulted at his Office, III
West 18th Street, between 9Th and
7th AYES, New York, where he has
been located for more than thirty
years.
Advice Free Medicine 81.
His professional services are the
lowest
Hours Q to 9. Sundays . to 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01
Its Kind,

It's Kind.
DO you get all kinds Of money from
your rich old uncle?"
mo: I get only one kind"
What kinds thatt"
~AcrimonV."
The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes In this vicinity than
any other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-01

is the one who takes no chances
with his wheel, but keeps a first
class machine in first-class trim.
The best bicycle badly repaired
quickly degenerates into a worthless
article. Unless you are riding for a
fall, don't allow your steel steed TO
be made unreliable by sloppy jobs
of incompetent thinkers. Our work
is excelled nowhere.