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The chronicle=news., 1912-10-29
Baltimore Seal shipped oysters
Hey. Patterson Market. II
Castle Hall Mas
querade Ball

Halloween Eve. Prizes will be
given to best costumed lady and gen
tleman. Everybody must come in
costume and masked. Prizes OIL dis
play. L. H. Halls window. ADV. l
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-29

Took Denver by storm. Music low
crs elsewhere write friends here.
Whatever you do don't miss the
at the NJ. r.. church.
night. II
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-29
MASONIC NOTICE

Las Amamis Lodge No. ,S meets
tlis evening In special communica-
tion for confcrring the first and Sec
ond degrees. All Master Masons cor
daily invitcd.-w. II. Orth. ". NJ.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-29
TOURIST CLUB.

The Tourist club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. r. c. Bradley. corner
og Madison and Grant Ave. tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The chronicle=news., 1912-10-29
YERIAN CLUB

The Picrian club will meet with
Mrs. l.. j. Hubbard. 12I State street
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
KNLIVEI !! u. TIPS
N>A By BOSCO
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lese . Of f ssse%s his hi " %aI funeral HS1 nsse en- y -" y -NN"S
Domestic science. Vincent. is paying 1912 prices for things out OF
No matter how fast a young ma is he seldom catches w with his
Many a man ambition extends n o farther than to be known a .
Help others and others viii. help themselves
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No syp 3 the so s1n' ola free Sfub tG nt s aed got 5f fpo MIN being t1 = caught
By the nsD, sT sSera Hn Il er pfsSt enhn to ,h fafe s4 fse Sosah 5es eo sush chances sought
Intending to lssVs he IT. na ( ~, yhs :. they as. th0 o y at r. him the the joys
And beat his way homevard, walking the bridge auIte brisk.
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He took to heels, away he went, straight for the railroad bridge,
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Never fool a fellow that You know a get your goat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
REGARD TRADED
FOR TROTTINC
MARE QUEEN
StehIgens Is Now Owner OF
One of Fastest Stesds in
These Parts.

Through a deal made Thursday
night, Henry Polkowitz traded his
speedy horse, Ricard." for Fred
Stehlgens' trotting mare, Queen
1t is understood that a purse was
also given along with Queen" in the
trade. "Ricard' has proven to be
IN Of the fastest of steeds in these
parts. In several matinees on the
MISUNDERSTANDING Driving Asso-
citation tracks last season, Picard
finished an easy first, leaving the
other e~ontenders much in the rear.
Stehlgens as well as Polkowitz
is a lover Of fast horses and this
prompted him to make the trade
through which he may now boast one
of the best in this vicinity. When
the next racing eason opens "Ric-
ard will no doubt again be seen on
the Woodbridge tracks, although
this time In the reins of Stehlgens.
While Polkowitz thinks much of his
Queen" he expects to buy another
steed which will be In the class of
the best. Henry anticipates purcbas-
ing this new steed before the matt
nees are started by the Woodbridge
Railway Driving Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
T%0TTENVlLLE RANDOM
READY FOR PURITANS
sp.o.n, to "a. EVENING Nrw2.

Sp~~sni TO me EVENING NEWA.
Tottenville, Dec. 28-Fans as we'll
as the PLAYERS of this burg are ready
to greet the fast going Puritans of
Perth Amboy. who invade this burg
tonight. The lineup which "Our
Fore Fathers" will present is some
thing which is no doubt puZzling the
T A. c. management for the Perth
Amboyans are equally strong in ey-
cry position. At forward they have
strong, but still uncertain calibre
in Armstrong and Eagen. With
Thomas and Sullivan as guards the
crew is mighty on the defense and
is strengthened more as a defensive
combination when the center posi-
ton is considered. For Johnny Dee
gan, the clever North Amboy tosser,
occupies the pivot for the Puritan
clan and while he Is liable to do some
scoring he Is certain to do much
guarding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
PARISH HOUSE
DROP FRAY To
IROQU0|S CLAN
Payne = Desgan Combination
Show Great Speed and All
Around Fine Form.
BAY CLIFF CLUB DANCE
WAS HELD LAST NIGHT

Surprising eyen their most optim-
istic supporters. the Iroquois basket
ball team easily defeated the Parish
House crew. OF Woodbridge. on the
Auditorium court by the overwhelm-
ing tally Of Alb last night. ONLY
for the first few minutes of play did
the Redskin warriors fear the pale
faced segregation for the visitors
had ehalked up six counters before
the Payne-Deegan combine was able
to see a point on their side of the
score board. f
When the "Injuns" finally did
come to themselves, they found en-
ough time to outpoint the Parish
House clan 1873 In the initial ad-
ministration. In the final stanza,
the locals started right of with a
dash and rush which netted goal az
ter goal while the visiting PLAYERS
calmly but earnestly tried to check
the fearful attack being made by the
Redskins. who seemed intent upon
wiping out all the remains OF the
Woodbridge tossers.
Mike Smith worked In wonderful
fashion for tn victorious aggrega-
ton and Thomas and Carl Mullins
also shone brilliantly for their team.
Parsons worked in cor mendable
stvle for. the visitors. "Pox" Booz
oficiated and pleased all concerned.
How and why:
Jroouois (41) Parish House f13)
Thomas Reyder
right forward
Smith Campbell, Scodder
left forward
C. Mullins, Price Wand, Edgar
center
Price, E. Mullins Parsons. Wand
right guard
Holzheimer Scodfer. Campbell
left guard
Goals from held: Smith (8), Price
f2), Thomas f4). Parsons 60.
Wand "a, Campbell (1). Goals
from foul line: Smith %, Wand
a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
SEASIDE BASKETBALL
TEAM IN HOME COURT
Hall Formerly Known as BAN
berger's to be Used by
Doian Clan.
Will IMPROVE PLAYERS

Manages Dolan, of the Seaside
basketball team, of Staten Island.
has succeeded in securing a home
for his clan. His team will play on
its home playing space Saturday
nights hereafter. The new stamp
ing grounds of the Dolan aggrega-
ton was formerly known as Bam-
berger's Hall, which is located in
Eltingville.
The hall is of the order of the
Allgair court in ~Sayreville where
Paul Checks quintet dwells. The
only difference between the two is
that the Island court is better heated.
Basketball activities will be in
creased very much as a result OF
this new welcome to basketballdom
for soon the "Rivies," Goodwills,
and the other clans who have enter
tanned the Seaside combinations on
the Jersey courts will be given
games in Eltingville.
Besides the addition to basketball
In general which the hall will mean,
1t viii no doubt improve the Sea-
side players greatly. in which case
they will probably soon be claiming
championship honors in these parts.
That Manager~Dolan has the ma
%terial, Is conceded fact for with
little practice the Staten Islanders
have been able to give every team
In these parts a stiff opposition and
oftentimes even gain victories. The
Seaside management seems to have
solved the combination when Price
and Solheim were stationed as
guards, Krumppe at the pivot, and
Mcintyre and Hennessey az for
wards: for Hennessey IS a basket
"sticker" while AL Mcintyre is a
floor man and a good long shot;
Krumppe has much weight which he
is able to use to a great advantage
and is a good tosser in every other
department OF the game; Price has
proven that he is no slouch as a
guard and Solheim's speed and
stickabilitv entities him to no little
credit. When this crew gets in
working order after about five games
on their home court. they will prob
ably be in Eltingvi1le what the
"Rivies" are in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
SEAS|DES PLAY
HERE TONIGHT

AS the Seaside A. A. basketball
team will play home games on Sat
nrday nights hereafter, Joe-Billott-
Joe, secretary of the Auditorium.
has carded these Staten Island toss
ers to appear here tonight against
the Riversides. Billott has called
hostilities of with the Newark Y.
M. H. A. elan until some later date.
The Sessides expect to "clean up"
in the fray tonight as they we're only
defeated by the "Rivies" 1919 on
their last appearance here. They
also point out in their favor their
much improved showing since they
PLAYED the city champs here several
weeks ago.
1t Ia an admitted fact that the
Seasides can play in their best style
on the Auditorium court as they
play clean and fast basketball and
with Van Mn1chabey as referee they
find themselves at home.
The usual large crowd OF ~EQoters
are expected to be on hand With the
Seasides. while the regular River
side followers will be on hand to
cheer their favorites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
TEAMS AFTER
LOCAL GAMES

Joseph Powers, manager of the
Iroquois Reserves is hunting for OPP
%ponents and will receive all COM
munications addressed: Joseph Pow
ers, Washington street.
The Holy Name Society basket
ball team, who are practicing very
much these days and are showing
fine form want to be booked against
some Of the strong Junior aggrega-
tons in these parts. Manager Marty
O'Hara will receive all letters.
Since they have organized into q
club, the Y. M. H. A. Juniors have
decided to have a representative
basketball team. There is no doubt
that they have the material and any
team booking them may rest assured
of some nifty proposition. Lyman
Fingerote, of Permo fame, Paterson
street, Is managing the Juniors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
ATHLETIC
CLUB SPENT $|,4OO
Lost on Football and Base
bail But Realized About
500 in Basketball.
CLUB IN GOOD STANDING
Special to the EVENING News.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Midtown, Dec. 28:-A report read
at a meeting of the Crescent A. G..
last night showed that the club had
expended during the past year on
athletics, entertainments, new furni-
ture and pool tables for their newly
rented quarters in Red Mems build
ing. approximately s1,400 and still
have a balance of $100 for a rainy
day.
The Crescent Club since they have
located in their new quarters have
been continually on an upward
move, anneXing forty new members
with but five designations during the
past year, the total membership at
present being siXty-eight.
An endeavor vas made last season
TO play all baseball games at home
but from a financial standpoint this
proved unsuccessful as the club eX-
perienced a loss of about 500, al
though the team record excelled that
of all previous years.
Football in Midtown also proved
unsuccessful from a financial stand
point and the team record could
have beer much better.
In basketball the Crescents have
always held their own and since
January /, 1912, have showed a net
gain of about 500.
The financial prospects for the
year 1913 are exceptionally bright
as the dues from sixty-eight mem
bers and a fair revenue on pool each
month should enable the Crescents
to realize a neat little sum for credit
to the fund which they hope some
day will be swelled sufficient to en-
able them to erect the idol OF their
dreams, a large gymnasium and club
house.
After the meeting Mr.. Prill, q
local caterer, furnished a spread.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
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Cure Consult
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Over 80 years specialist at

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have found complete restoration to
health, power and vigor.
Prof. Ehrlich's 606 or s14
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before tat.ng treatment elsewhere. 1t
will cost you nothing for a personal
consultation and explanation as to how
606 or 914 is administered through the
veins into the blood without OBTAINING
from ' usiness.
You will find the charges are the
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Why waste time in consulting less
skilled ph%ysiciansf DR.. Grindie cures
where others fail. Think Of DR.. Grin
die s vast experience. Over 30 years a
specialist at the same Office. III West
18th street.
Consultation Free-Medictne 81.
His Professional Services arc the
Lowest. Hours Q to 3. Sundays, 9 to 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
WON H JURY.
A Couple OF Shrewd Queries and the
Railroad Lost It's Case.

Pr A nlImDpr OF years BenJamln +
Butler was Il guest OF friends III Rrpok
Iyn During his visit he noted the rul'
Of the street railway companies com
ppIting conductors To register fares n
soon as passengers entered the car
and before the fares were actually rot
iertpd Two or three years uftPfwart
ue represented the plaintiff IN II dainag,
sui for Sl5.ikU In which n bro"kiyi
street railway roIntany WAS the d.
PENDANT The pripciIai witness TO
the COMPANY was the conductor of th'
car on which the accident oer'urrt~i
and his testimony wAs 40 strong az L
nuke thugs look bad for Bntier's eli
eHt But Butler recalled the nniisilh
ruie he had remarked years before. ant
on cross examination ne said;
Your company requires you to r1ni
up fares ay 500 as passengers ent1'
the car. doesn't tit"
Yes"
Suppose q passenger honrds you
car and then tinds he is on The wroni
line DO you state that fact to you
su~periors, and do they make allowanc.
on your retnrns for that furer
mo | lose the nickel"
"Do you mean to say the COMPANY
won't take your word for 8 centsT'
mo. they won't"
yet" said the shrewd veteran. turn
ing to the jury. 'ths company asks 80,
tn futa thfa coDductorn word for xlb,
600"
Rurler's client received q verdict
Rrrs,LiyU Eagle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28

Mathew Ruchlngef. mentioned IN old
English woiideI books ns the mai
fish WIS the most rrIiiarkahIe u0n
Sirosity of MS time He md neither
shoulders grew two Unlike exrrpS-
renrps. ana lion his back there were
several rows OF ssHieS fip had the
idleSs eyes characteristic OF the fish
species and u queer puekered mouth
aud no ears.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
WOODBRIDGE QUINTET
JOURNEYS TO RAILWAY

Manager Christie will lead his
Parish House tossers against the
Cubs. of Railway, on the latter's
court in a basketball fray tonight.
The Cubs were one of the strongest
aggregations in the state among
junior teams when their playing on
the Railway court was considered;
80 that II they have any of their old
time form a w%alloping is probably
In store for the Woodbridge team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28

Y
" Take your choice!
Afternoon.
+" BASKETBALL
" Westfield Five, of Tottenville,
. VS.. S. R. H. S.
= Fair Sex Team in South River.
Curtis Annex Five vs.. South
River rev in South River.
, Night.
D." BOXING
" Liberal A. C. stag in Rose
= bank, S. l..
" BASKETBALL
. Riversides vs.. Seasides, Audi
= forum.
" T. A. C. We. P%uritans, Totem
= vile.
" N. B. Catholic Club VS.. South
= Amboy A. c., South Amboy.
. Parish House VS.. Railway
" Cubs, Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
TO PLAY THIRD
IN BIG SERIES
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

South River, Dec. 2S:-Jimmy
Armstrong and his Sterling team
mates will play the Sayreville quin-
tet on the Washington Park court
here New Years day afternoon in
the third game Of a five game series.
Besides this battle and a preliminary
basketball fray, the management
will stage several novel features for
the holiday card. The S~ayreville
combination has taken the first two
battles Of the series and the Sterl-
ings will have to take three straight
to win the series. They expect to
start the New Year in encouraging
style, too.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
DEN A. C. HAVE GAME
WITH SCHOOL TOSSERS

Manager Howard Lyon, Of the
Den A. C. Five will stack his teams
forces against an aggregation Of
high school tossers. The team will
not be the varsity quintet, but it will
be omprised Of crimson and white
players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
STORMY WEATHER IS
CAUSE OF NO GAME

Owing to the stormy weather, the
game between the Sewaren A. A.
basketball team and the S%terlings, Of
South River, on the latter's court
scheduled for last night, was called
oc and as yet no new date has been
set for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
cow PONY DIES UNMASTERED
Star of Many Picture Shows Dashes
Out It's Brains on { y Curb.

Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 2S.-An out
law" to the last. Gray Eagle. notorious
as an untameable COW pony. met death
In his efforts TO unseat Arthur Schentz,
IN eiehteen-year-old bronco buster"
The horse slipped and fell during the
furious battle for mastery and dashed
,ut his brains against a stone curb.
! heutz sustained a fractured skull In
the fall.
Gray Eagle had been a mainstay OF
the wild west and moving picture
shows for years. and there is no record
( rider.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28

Mrs Exc SO your nuShanu fell ASLEEP
In church last night. / suppose you
woke MIN npf Mrs wye MOI until
after the sermon There WINS = lot In II
Nsnse. of course. but I'm mighty gind
John didn't hear iL-RostoD Transcript
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
STERLINGS TO MEET
SOUTH AMb0Y A. c.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy. Dec. 2S:-There
will be no dancing or basketball III
the knights of Pythias court next
Tuesday night under the auspices of
the South Amooy A. c., according
to the announcement of Managers
O'Toole and Forgotson. Instead the
locals will stack up on Wednesday
night against the Sterlings, Of South
River, on the x. of P. court. To
night the South Amboy quintet will
oppose the Catholic Club Five,
of New Brunswick, on the local
court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
RED S0X TAKE
TWO OF THREE
,4n, to the EVENING VIEWS

"PbUHFF W TT TF'F
S~ayreville, Dec. 28.-The Red
Sox who are fifth raters In the Say
reville Bowling League captured two
straight after the Cellar Champs"
known as the Corner Gang bravely
took the first game of the match on
Thursday night. The score follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28

Look al the "prices of things" as
advertised in today's paper. II you
know values, and have a care for your
purse, these prices will interest you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
CapelIo Sentenced For Murder.

CapcIIo Sentenced For Murder.
Riverhead. N. T.. Dec. Z6.-Thomas
Capello. who killed a man during a
row in a saloon At Medford some
months ago and vas convicted Oh FRI.
lay OF rsurder In the second degree.
tas sentenced by County Judge GriR-
~ to from twenty years to life In
ing sing prison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28

The EVENING NEWS goes INTO
more homes in this vicinity than any
other n~n.1lratlop
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28

Look at the "priees of things as
advertised in today's paper. If you
know values. and have a care for your
Purse, these prices will interest you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
NoTfcE YouE BICYCLE RE

FNIh1G ID 6ACh A0A1N
/ have a tine line new and used
Bicycles. the best kinds of Tires and
Supplies. All kinds of Toys. Baby
Carriage Tres from go : set. Repairs
of all kinds Of machines You xnow
the place.
MAIDS MADSEN.
1a7 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28
The Best Preservation.

The Best Preparation.
The bes. preparation for the future
is the present well seen to. the las
duty we'll dprip.-George Macdonald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-28

EVENING NEWS covers the Geld
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15
ALLIES To DEMAND
IMMEDIATE PEACE
WILL NOT AGREE TO PRO-
CRASTINATION BY
OTTOMANS

LONDON. Dec. li.-On the eve
OF the peace conference the Associa-
ted Press learned from Turkish and
balkan delegates the terms that will
be offered by the allies and the
views OF the ottoman government.
one Of the chief Balkan DELEGATES
said. "The Turks won't be allow
ed TO procrastinate. Peace will be
concluded before the New Year here
or al Easter in Constantlnople NJ
the point OF the bayonet.
The conditions OF the allies in
clude the surrender OF Scutari, Adri-
anople. Janina and the evacuation OF
Europe by Turkey to a line to be de-
termined later. the cossion to Greece
of the Aegean islands, the anexation
OF Crete to Greece and payment OF
an indemnity and war expenses.
The Turks saye Greece must agree
to an armistice before being admit
ted to the peace conference.
"If they make II impossible for
us to conclude an honorable peace.
said Reichad Pasha. they will FIND
the Mussellman lion although woun-
ded hasn't lost its strength -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15
DATE FIXED FOR
SECOND HEARING
AMARILLO RATE FIGHT
WILL BE RENEWED
DECEMBER %.
OCCURS IN SAINT LOUIS
LOCAL COMMITTEE WILL AP-
FEAR BEFORE INTERSTATE
COMMERCE. COMMISSION
WITH ADDITIONAL DATA

Telegraphic advices from Wash
ington, to A. S. Stinnett, chairman of
the rate committee OF the Chamber
OF Commerce, brought information
yesterday afternoon that a supple
nentary hearing would be granted
Amarillo In her fight for Inclusion in
common point territory in St. Louis
on Saturday, December 2S.
Judge Harlan, who presided over
the hearing at Dallas in November
will be chairman of the supplement-
airy hearing In st. Louis.
Armed with additional information
with which to strengthen the already
inyincible data before the commits
sion. the rate committee, composed OF
Chairman Stinnette. J. NJ. Walsh. NJ.
c. Mobiles and j. H. Bryant, accom-
anied by Hamlin Palmer, Frank A.
White. c. c. Brady and others, will
leave Tor ST. Louis on Christmas
night in order to be able to confer
with attorneys in advance of the date
of the hearing.
Judge ~ A. Stedman will be al
ready on the ground. prepared with
the a,d of the committee. TO make a
rigorous nud insistent fight for Am
arillo's rights. Following this hear
ing, the case will be argued before
the full Interstate Commerce Com
mission in Washington during the
first two weeks In January.
Chairman Stinnette was radlated
optimism when approached by a rep.
resenfatiye OF The News yesterday
afternoon.
Win" he said They can't
keep us from winning. The data
which has already been presented II
as clear and Pow erful an advocate for
Amarillo that little more may be
added \ great victory was won At
lHllas when we were allowed TO Of
Ten an original Icution that Amar-
20 be- made o common point re-
Pdidleas OF a'ti.n Of the Commission
( ia the Swect"aler san Angelo case.
/ don't see how it is possible that the
rightful claims OF Amarillo should
be- denied. and am exceedingly con-
lident OF "A successful outcome.
NO. there's little need OF discuss
ing the results of such success. Ev-
erybody knows what will happen
that Amarillo, under equal conditions
with competitive distributing points,
will become by the next census a job
biug center OF large proportions.
That's what We want, and that's
what we're going to fight for at ST
Louis