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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-05

IF you NEED ANY UPHOLSTERNG
call phone 1925. We viii upholste'
your furniture and make it new.
r. i. Daniel observation-disclosures Fcty.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04
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BIG WILLOW NOTES

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Mr.. A. w. Crowther and two daugh
ters went to town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shivers went
to town Tuesday.
Mr.. Ayers went to town Wednes.
day.
Milton Crump and Chester Short
were at the Crump ranch one day
! last week.
Mr.. Henry Bird and one of his
friends arrived at the Creighton ranch
Wednesday for a few days hunting.
Mr.. L. c. Moore has taken two
horses to feed this winter.
One of Mr.. r. A. Crump's brood
mares died the first of the week.
Mr.. r. A Crump returned to his
ranch Sunday bringing his wife and
children with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Blayden were
visiting Mr.. Blaydens mother, Mrs.
L. C. Moore, and family, the first of
the week.
Mr.. Peter Kruse was in town the
first of the week.
Mr.. Peter Kruse was in town the
first of the week.
Mr.. A. w. Crowther was in town
Sunday.
Mr.. Farmers children are still i'm
proving.
We have about fourteen inches of
snow on Big Willow at the present
time.
Last spring Mr.. F. Creighton pur-
chased the Bannister ranch on Big
Willow for the purpose Of establish
ing a good stock ranch in this
land of fruit. Later he imported two
Persian sheep to try to increase the
wool yield by crossing Persian and |
Merino breeds. He now has some
thoroughbred Poland China hogs. |
Durham cattle, five head of good |
work horses, and number of good |
chickens. He is going to show the
people OF Payette that a man who is
awake and has advanced ideas can
make a success on a ranch where it
would amount to nothing if improp-
'rly cared for and to impress on
he peoples minds that other indus
ries are profitable beside fruit
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04

went to Boise on their wedding trip.
Both these young people are we'll
known and highly esteemed in this
vicinity, Miss Christensen having
come here two years ago from Min
nesota, while Mr.. Johnson has lived
here from boyhood. They have
host of friends who wish them many
yeras of happiness in their new re-
lation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerlach had as their
guests last Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peutz, Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Peutz of
mussen went to Boise
-ay 70 attend the teachers in
stitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulsen were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Klingerbiehl.
on New Years Day.
Miss Evelyn Golden has accented
position in the fruit drier at Pay
cite.
Although so few came out to the
Watch Social" given at the school
house on New Years Eve, an en-.
Joyable evening-is reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Diedrichsen
and children have gone to Milwauk-
ee for a two months visit with
friends and relatives at that place.
Mrs. Welsh entertained at dinner
last Friday, Mrs. Attebery, Mrs.
Seldscher of Payette and Mrs. James
Harrington.
Mr.. Chas. Bolton brought a band
OF sheep down Tuesday from Little
Willow, to feed at the Gerlach ranch.
Mr. John Hill shipped a car load
Of beef cattle to Portland last week.
Ernest Ferney was calling on old
friends in the vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flint came down
rom Middleton to be present at the
Observation-Disclosures wedding. Mrs.
Flint is a sister of Mr.. Johnson.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04
DISTRICT NO. 6

Mrs. Farley Hutchinson and baby
son went to Pocatello Wednesday to
join Mr.. Hutchinson. They will make
their home there this winter.
Mrs. John Walker has been quite
i'll the past two weeks.
Miss Ida wager came down from
Council Saturday to spend a few
days at home before going to Boise
to attend the teachers institute.
John Jackson of Crystal is spend
ing his vacation with Walker Bivens.
Last Wednesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mounie Olson occurred
the marriage OF their sister, Miss
Grace Christensen to Mr.. Charles
Johnson, both of this vicinity. Rev.
Turner officiated. After the wedding,
the guests about thirty five in all.
sat down to a sumptuous dinner. pre-
pared by the mother and sister of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04
MISSION OF PULPIT
AS EDITOR SEES IT

Colonel Henry Watterson. editor -
the Louisville Courier-Journal, writ.
Ing for the public forum column of
Leslie's Weekly on "The Mission of
the Pulpit" says:
l would have administers of re.
ilgion as free to discuss the things
Of this world as thestatesman and
the journalist, but with this differ
enee' that the objective point with
them shall be the regeneration of
man through grace of God and not
the winning of office or the exploita.
ton Of parties and newspapers. Journ.
alism is yet too unripe to more than
guess at truth from a single side
The statesman stands mainly for
poiltical organization. Until he dos
he is suspected. The pulpit remains
therefore. still the moral hone of tbe
and the spiritual light of
mankind. 1t must be nonpartisan II
must De nonprofessional. 1t must be
manly and independent. But il mist
'lso be worldly wise-not artificial.
broad minded and manv
aded' equally ready to smite wrons
Il tne mighty and kneel by the he'd.
lde OF the lowly and the poor tho
weak and the afflicted"
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LOWER PAYETTE VALLEY !

The l.. S. U. Ladies and their fam
lilies had their Xmas entertainment
last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. C. L. Miller. There were
about forty present. Instead of
Christmas tree they had a Post Of
flee and Santa Claus acted as Post
Master distributing candy and gifts.
The house was beautifully decorated
with Xmas trimmings. Popcorn,
candy and apples were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lundt gave a dinner
New Years day to Mr.. Meyer and
family and Mr.. Durham and family.
Mrs. Oster and daughters, Hen
rietta, and Amiela are visiting with
Mrs. Bear at Fox Store this week.
Miss Ada Hall of Star has been
spending the holidays at the home
Of c. l.. Miller.
Mrs. Payne and Roy of Payette
spent New Years with Mr.. and Mrs.
Suplee.
Mr.. r. H. Woods and family and
Mr.. e. w. Blakesly and family ate
their New Years dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Lattig.
Ferrin Harland left Monday even
ing for Corvallis, oregon. The Agri-
cultural College opens Wednesday,
January 8.
Mrs. Glenn Ferrall arrived last /
Friday, December IS, from Carroll, (
Iowa, to make visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Alspach.
Mr.. J. II. Trout Of Roswell, a guset
Of H. Harland ate dinner with them
1t the neighborhood dinner given
1t the Chapter House Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Reimers has been
quite sick the last couple of weeks
With pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shontz and
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Harlan of Pay
lite spent Sunday at the home of L.
:. Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Reflsers spent
sunday at the home of Scott Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs Casberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Iiebeling and Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell {
on spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
lerman Precht.
Mrs. Brundage, Miss Wilcox and :
Hiss Logan of Payette spent We'd
esday at the home of ]. A. White. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers from the
Nuah ,,-g&h 4
nd Mrs. c. A. Vannatta. ;
The men Of the neighborhood as
'moled at the Chapter House Thurs
~ morning with axes and wedges :,
} split stumps. The ladies' appeared :,
bout noon with well filled baskets.
one o'clock about thirty five neigh a
'rs sat down to a hot chicken pie
nner. After dinner speeches were p
ade, The dinner being cleared !,
way the ladies amused themselves =
IN general house cleaning. About
80 the last stump was piled in the =.
ed and the company regaled them
Ives with pie and coffee again be- 4,
re returning home. tn
The ladies Of the A. w. L. will Gil
70 a Kensington next Tuesday af. 10
noon. January at the Chapter
use. All ladies wishing to help -
a comforter. please bring darning. pa
edle and - imble. tn
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04

The young woman Ia the stern o;
the boat had whispered softly the
word Yes" But stay right where
you are, Jack" she added hastily. III
you try 70 kiss me you'll upset the
boat"
How do you knows" hoar ely de
handed Jack. a horrible suspl Ion al
ready taking possession Of him. Lon.
don Ideas.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04

until tho guests gathered. The US
uai sumptuous dinner was served
after which toasts we're given and
a short program was enjoyed. In
tho afternoon some partook OF a
delightful sleigh ride while the 9TH
era played progressive games IN
doors.
Mr Paul Weir returned TO Boise
Monday to take Mp his school work
al Links business college.
The Honor Bright Glass OF tho
Congregational Sunday school en-
ioyed a day Of pleasure Wednesday
at the home OF one OF It's members
Master Donald Sheldon. A delicious
dinner was served at noon after
which the boys enjoyed long
Jolly sleigh ride
Mrs. Belle Smith returned home
Monday morning after several
weeks visit with relatives near Cald.
we'll aud at other places.
New Plymouth can sympathize with
Fruitland In her present epidemic |
OF Scarlet Fever while Now fly.
mouth Is having a sioge OF whooplug |
cough and pneumonia
The Annual church meeting and /
dinner OF the Baptiat church was
held last "Wednesday at the church.
There was good crowd present aud /
social time enjoyed
The many friends Of Rev. Knight
"chipped Ia" aud presented him
with an easy chair at Christmas
time and while thoy we're secretly
planning this gift Roy. knight was
also secretly planning gilt for
Mis- friends which materialized Sun.
day morning In the shape OF large
pulpit Bible which he presented to
tho church aud congregation.
The State Grange viii meet In
New Plymouth tho 10th. II and 18TH
OF this month. A great many dele.
gates are expected and they are
planning an interesting meeting.
Mr aud Mrs Roy White are re-
joieing over the arrival OF son
born January lat.
Miss Esther Heath Of Caldwell Is
visiting this week with hor frlond
Stanley sisler
The Annual church business meet.
ng and dinner OF the Congregation.
u church was held Tuesday. AIN.
iary snd Dinner was served az
welye o'clock TO the members OF
he church land CONGREGATION after
which at two o'clock the business
meeting Was called and the business
Z the church was settled for the
'eginnins OF The New Year 1919, :
iood reports from the different o. J,
lecrs and organizations were read
nd new officers were elected
Miss Stanley sisler entertained
bout forty OF her friends at her
ome Monday evening IN honor o.
or guest Miss Esther Heath. Many !,
ew and delightful games we're ],
layed and delicious lunch was !
ersed and all enjoyed good time J,
Charles G. Cole. Elocutiouist win !
seite az The Pioneer Hail Saturday !,
rening. January 9th at S p. NJ. i0c =,
nd 25c admission.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04
NEW PLYMOUTH NEWS

SoS1s1<&e~@@>%@sees~<ee~~s
Miss Lnclle Gillette from Caldwell
sens one Wcek q her Christmas
4catlon here with relatives
Mr. Wayland strong Of Ontario.
rsxon. made q short visit here last
edncsday
Miss May FaTnum % Nysaa. Oregon
a iaAo Mlss wallace's place in
aching ghe elghth grade here. Miss
allaee leaves Monday for Lewiston.
Aho.
Miss Alghea sheldon returned 10
aldwell Monday where she viii ro-
me her aeaooi duties there Ia tho
slieSe Of Idaho.
Mr. c. s. French Was a business
slsor Ia Caldwell Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid OF the congrega.
AL church nae, "Wednesday af
aoon With Ara. n y knight and
al a good attendance and social
me.
Misses Daisy and Lacy Mason on.
rtainod number Of yonns ladies
81. a three o'clock dinner last Wed.
rsday Thoae present we're Misses
esase Thomas, Naudee sprlngstein.
ellie lfinchlllf, Edna Campbell. 81.
Strong. Margaret Wallace. LII.
50 and Charlotte swaiman.
Misa Lillian swatmAn returned 70
aldweli Monday afternoon 10 take
her school work at the College
Idaho.
James Barnard Of Letha was
ssiuesssisitor IN New Plymouth. |
aesaay.
Arg ~ Niawandcr OF Nampa. Is
gius THIS week at the home Of |
sister Ia law. Mas Motta Ms.
eaaer
Mas Enniee slons returned home
siday evening from Van wyck. I
aere she % teaching this year. She
~ ronAiu here until Monsay when
20 ~ili go 70 Boise 70 attend the
aehefN institute
ar. Ray Weathsrhead len satur
~ nosning Tor Laurel. Montana.
here 10 WI sislt his brother
rank. Tor some time. then be viii
tara 70 his home Ia Tabor. Ia.
Nr ard Mrs. John Alderman made
trip TO Boise FRIDAY. Il
The ~omens Christian Temper
nes unien viii meet Friday after.
ocn 1t ths home q Mrs ). H.
,saanEuArd
TIE Christian Endeayor society ,
{ the Congregational church win I
Old business meeting and have a
oei4l time II the church wednes 1
- eeening
Dr. Acraila of boise Was called 4
ssp Tor consultation with Ds. Drys !
ale Saturday morning Ia regard 70 /
ae ease a zsila Schmidt. I, was .
aei'fed shat an operation vas noe )
ss4sy. frem the last report she Is )
~ getting along a. well 40 eau
3 expected and all hope for
,eedy recoYerr. q
All the tsaehers OF the New Ply a
Icuih public school and from tho
'hoois ia tbs surrounding vicinity
q Monday morning to attend ID,
aehsrs Institute Ia Boise.
The friends and neishbors Of
aaFiie Lockner win BE- glad ID
sow that be and Mrs. Lockner re-
~rsaa f.s....a re...., tsot.. -. -,.s...
y evening.
The Friendship Glass OF the Con1
egaticnal church had their snnual
~ Years dinner last Friday at
e ". s. Hinchliff home II was
[ only the annual dinner but al b
a surprise for Miss Nellie or
nehIiff as she knew nothing of it ca
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04

Nevertheless. l cannot begrudge him
a cent of his fortune. He began at
the foot and got many a kick"
'He didT'
Yes: he was a blacksmith. Judge.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04
EXCHANGE

VIII exchange two nice residences
In Payette for 20 or 40 acres choice
aIalfa land with Improvements
Wells G Maule. -i'eii'S'
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04

One OF the best 40 acres ON the
bench. 4 room house. IS acres in
orchard. balance hay. Price $4,000
cash. bargain. See Wells & Maule.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04
INTERESTING AGRI-
CULTURAL STATISTICS

Hay and Forage Lead In ldaho-Alfal'
IA Represents About Forty-two Per
Cent Of Aereage-Vslue Of Pota-
toes--over One Halt Of the Farm
ers Hire Labor at 1925 on Aver
age.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04

No Better Than Fether Used 60 Make
Young Hushand-Stil sitting up.
dearl You shouldn't have waited for
me | was detained downtown by i'm
portant business, and Young Wife
Try some other excuse. George,
That's the kind father used to make
Chicago Tribune.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-01-04

One Of the most striking differences
between a cat and lie is that u cat
has only nine Hyes.-M ark Twain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19

Cleveland, April 19:-Baseball
fans are keeping pretty close tabs on
the two great players, Ty Cobb and
Joe Jackson, who had such a battle
for the worlds batting hOnOrs last
year. Cobb was the champion Of
1911, but he certainly will have to
extend himself If he intends to fol-
low the pace that has been set by the
Cleveland outfielder this season. In
the recent four game series with the
Tigers here the fans had a good op-
portunity to look over the two great
players. In the four games Jackson
outplayed his rival. He went to the
plate eighteen times, made six hits
had nine putOuts, IL assist, IL
error and stole three bases. Cobb
went to bat sixteen times, made two
hits, scored two runs, had eleven put
outs, one assist and one error 1t Is
said that falling to get a good start
has unnerVed Cobb and that he had
a run IN with Manager Jennings.
Ty did not play in the first two
games with Chicago. There are
many experts who predict Jackson
will lead the country In batting
at the end of the season. He 1n-
ished second to Cobb last year with
a batting percentage of .408. Cobb
was APO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
7 RACK TEAM LEAGUE
OF HIGH SCHOOL MEN
Efforts BEING Made TO Have Other
Sports Taken Up-- Meet BEING Plan
ned--LoCal School Promising.

high jumper OF New Jersey would
easily take five points for first place
in that event, while Red" Toolan
would in all probability win the
$40" Following is the list of emit
ries which were picked by some of
the track men for the proposed meet:
Douglas Couden-Running high
jump and shot put.
John Toolan-"440' and $50"
Thomas Ramsay-Junior running
high jump and $40"
Franklin Henry-1OO yards dash
and the 220 yards dash.
Boothes-440 yards run and the
100 yards dash.
Earl Williams-22O/ yards dash
and the 100 yards dash.
Orville Macan-Pole vault.
Pickersgill-Mile run and pole
vault.
Austin Hornsby-IIigh jump and
shot put.
William Boughton-High and
broad jumps.
Mile relay-Couden, Toolan, Will
liams, Kaplowitz and Ramsay,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
.ASHLANDS HAVE
GOOD SCHEDULE

The Ashland F. G. will play the
Sewaren A. G. Sunday afternoon on
Brogger's field. according to the
schedule announced today by Mana
ger Ellis Martin. The Ashlands
opened last Sunday with a victory
over the Acme A. G., score II to 8.
Nation and Murray Will pitch on
Sunday, with Seger at the receiving
end. Manager Martin has a few
open dates which can be filled by
addressing Mr.. Martin, or Assistant
Manager James Kenny, 279 First
street. The schedule:
April 21-Sewaren A. c., at Perth
Amboy.
April 28-Keasbey A. c., at Perth
Amboy.
May 5-sewaren A, c., at sewar-
en-,
May 12-Locust A. c., at New
Brunswick.
May 19-Keasbey A. c., at Keas-
hey.
May 26-Tottenville Jr., at Perth
Amboy.
May 3O-st. Peters b. B. c., at
Perth Amboy.
June Locust A. c., at Perth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19

Amboy.
June 9-TottenVille Jrs., at Perth
Amboy.
June 16-Monitor A. c., at Perth
Amboy.
June 23-sewaren A. c., at Sc
warren.
June 3O-Princeton A. c., at
Perth Amboy.
July central A. c.. at Perth
Amboy.
July Locust A. c., at New
Brunswick.
July 14-Monitor A. c.. at Roose-
welt.
July 2S-St. James B. B. c., at
New Brunswick.
Aug. 1S-Peerless A. c., of Perth
Amboy.
Aug. 25-Princeton A. c., of
Perth Amboy.
Sept. 1-st. James B. b. c.. at
Perth Amboy.
Sept. S-Peerless A. c., at Perth
Amboy.
Sept. 29-st. James b. B. c., at
New Brunswick.
Oct. 6-Princeton A. c., at Perth
AmbOy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19

The league craze IS working again.
High school track men have been
urging the formation of a league
of track teams. 1t now appears that
the Middlesex County High School
League which has already taken up
baseball should also branch out into
track and field league. The crimson
and white fans want activity along
hat branch of athletics as last sea-
sons track team made a good show
ing and this seasons material is very
promising. While it is practically
certain that the Middlesex County
High school League will favor a
field and track meet, still if such is
not the case, Manager Bones"
Browning will try another scheme
to bring his men into doings. A meet
between Railway, New Brunswick.
Woodbridge and Perth Amboy will
be planned.
The local high school have no fears
for any of the schools in Union or
MiddleseX on the track. Dutch"
Couden, the interSeholastic champion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOYS
TO PLAY LEAGUE HERE

Rooms 5 and 8. Of the Grammar
School Baseball League, Will meet
this afternoon on the copper works
field. after two days of postponement
caused by rain.
Room Is wants challenges. Just
like that! They claim they a lick
their weight In wild cats. with the
following as the fighting force. Einar
Gasman, Allen Wilson, p; John Wal
lace. C; Carl Larson, lib; Leon Mer-
rill, 2b; Andrew Giles. 3b; Allen
Wilson. Ainar Gasman, IS; Richard
Eager If; Willard Glacow, CT; VIII
lyiam Greenbaum. IF. All challenges
must be sent to Einar Gasman,
Room 49,, Grammar School.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
LOCAL FANS TO
VIEW OPENER

Several of the unfortunate base
ball fans of this city and vicinity,
who could not be supplied with tick
cts for the Worlds Championship
games last fall have been supplied
with tickets for the opening game of
the Giants at the Polo grounds. 1t
was scheduled for yesterday, but the
down pour caused a sudden change
and the official opening will be in
a%ugurated this afternoon. The tick
cts are good for this occasion. to be
sure. Among those affected IS Cor
nelius Shea, manager of the baseball
squad of the Tottenville A. c., who
applied too late last fall for worlds
series tickets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
|SOUTH RIVER
OPENS SEASON
Music and Loud Noise Sun
day--PIay Marions.
Special 10 the EVENING NEWS.

South River. April 19;-Every in
dication points to a banner event
here on Sunday, when the South
River A. c. opens the home 1912
baseball eason with the Marion A.
c., Of Perth Amboy. as tho attrac-
ton. Calvin Rose and Adam Young
expect to have the big fence around
the field finished by that time. and
every possible improvement made to
the grounds. 1t is reported that
Mayor Joseph Mark will toss out the
first ball. although this can
not be confirmed. The Imperial
band will play during the game
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
ELEPHANT Lived for Centuries,

When Alexander the Great con
quered Porus. king Of India, he took
a great elephant that had fought gal
lantly for the defeated king, named
him Ajax, dedicated him to the sun.
placed upon him a metal band with
tho inscription. Alexander, the son
Of Jupiter, dedicated Ajax to the SUM-"
The elephant was found alive $50
years later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
SPEED KINGS
SKATE TONIGHT
Roller Races Between Filters
at Auditorium.

In addition to the-weekly attrac-
ton Of basketball and roller skating
tonight at the Auditorium, it Is an
nounced that the management has
made arrangements whereby several
noted speed kings on the little roll
lers Will compete this evening for
prizes. A two mile match race, has
been arranged between William
Christofferson, Joseph Walsh, Harry
Gallagher and James Harrington.
and it promises to flavor of excite
ment. A one mile novice. open to
you, | and everybody, will be an
added, yet amusing feature of the
evenings entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
INDEPENDENTS
START SUNDAY
SayreviIle Nine Will Enter
tain Perth Amboy lroquOis.
peciql to the EVENING NEWS.


Sayreville April 19:-The indie
pendents. Of this place, will open
their 1912 baseball season Sunday
afternoon with the Iroqu0is A. c., of
Perth AmbOy. The game will be
played on Harris field and should
draw a big crowd. Apologize and
Connors will be the battery for the
locals, and they have assured the
fans that they will duplicate their
feat Of last season.
These VIZ stars worked IN seven
eel games and lost but two of that
number. Last Sunday afternoon the
Independents defeated the Hassans
In a six inning practice game, score
4 to 0. Apologize and Connors and
Maxeim and Albert were in the
points for the winners, whlle Bissett
and Kolb twlrled and received for
the Hassans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-19
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING


Big Joe" cameth to life this
morning, looking fine and dandy.
He sent along a most interesting let
ter, judging from it's length, but we
were unable to decipher It and,
therefore, can not put it before the
peebulic.
There are those Tho contend, I
hear, that there are other big fell
los" in this world who can lick
~(meaning, to beat up my protege.
Bethatasitmay, we pulled the plum
ny stuff first.
Say, y. L." why didn't you write
that letter to me? We print every
thing fit to print. I'll answer, when
you write to me. You say, never?
Gracious, as you may.
r y
Van Mulchahey Is a funny Fellow.
He pulled" one last night out in So
ctety that was a scream. Reaching
forth with a long, well shaved hand,
he yells in his listeners ear: Hay,
did you know that earrings were
worn as far back as 1892 B. c.? II
you did-and / know you didn't
did you also know that they are
now worn so far back as the carp"
=
(This space indicates applause.)
+ q
Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah- Some
body's birthday, today. Gee, you're
a happy guy. Yep, 'noder anniver-
Sary tomorrow.