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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
Y. NJ. H.. A. COP
MIDGET BATTLE

About thirty spectators witnessed
the game between the Y. M. H. A.
Midgets and the Owl Juniors which
was staged last night on the Good
will Hall court and which resulted
In a 1878 victory for the former. It
was easy sailing for the victors
throughout, as never was their lead
threatened de1.ite the fact that the
Owl Junior warriors worked earnest
ly and tried their utmost.
1t was through fine passing n
clever team work that the Y. M. H.
A. were. able to soar above their OPP
ponents. The first half resulted
l0-2. The second half was even
more decisive in favor Of the victori-
Gus clan. Lewkowitz and Jacobson
showed rare form. proving the stars
OF the fray. "Lewky" located the
center OF the shreds eight times from
the field, while Jacobson did the
trick five times. Fitzgerald played a
hard game and did some fast work
for the losers.
How and why:
Y. nj. H. a. (3F Owl Jrs. 80
Slobodien, Amer .....Van SICKLE
right forward
Jacobson ....... Burns, Fitzgerald
left forward
Lewkowitz Fitzgerald. Handerhan
center
Brody, Kelsey ....... .Braverman
left guard
Amerite, Slobodien ........Johnson
right guard
Goals from feld-Amcrite 90,
Jacobson (5), Lewkowitz (S), Han
eerhan %. Fitzgerald ID, johnson
"a. Goals from foul line -Amcrite
%, L~ewkowitz %, Kelsey Cd,
Fitzgerald a., Handerhan a..
Rsferee. William Shumsky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
When Edward Was Peeved.

In "King Edward In His True Col
ors" Is this story of the lnte king:
At Marlborough House one night In
the eighties the king. who was then
the Prince OF Wales. was playing BILL
liards with some of his guests. His
royal highness was not in particularly
good form. and after Il rather bad shot
one of the younger men shouted. TO the
Amusement and disgust Of the others
81 say. Wales: pull yourself together
The prince made no reply. but. beck
oning q servant. said. Call MIR. IS
carriage"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
CUBS PERFORM
AT THEIR BEST.
sDscta, to tbs EVENING VIEWS

~Sayreville, Jan. 22.-The Red Sox
Of the sayreville Bowling League
for the first time since the beginning
of the tournament. dropped three
straight, falling victims to Lou
Breuer's Cubs, on Monday night.
Breuer set an elegant example
for his baby bears, rolling the high
est score of the evening of 1913, and
that happening in the second game,
when most needed and the only time
the Sox proved at all dangerous.
The box score of the Cub-Red Sox
game follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
COODW|LLS VS.,
PARISH HOUSE

Manager Christy's band OF Parish
House warriors will oppose the Good
wills on the local teams court to-
night in a game which is expected to
be one of the liveliest seen here In
many moons. The Woodbridge clan
gave the champion Riversides real
stif opposition last week and 1t is
expected by many that the Parishers
will cop the bacon in tonight's fray.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
N0NPAREIL TEAM AND
ARROWS IN 'PRELlM'

In the preliminary fray on the
Washington Park court in South
River. Friday night, the Nonpareil
basketball quintet will oppose the
Arrow Five. These aggregations
are rivals and there is much interest
attached to the fray.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
VARSITY GIRLS PLAY

The home season of the fair sex
varsity basketball team OF the high
sen DOL will be inaug Grated this after
noon in the Auditorium when the
Kappa Deltas and the varsit- crew
battle. The irst game of the season
Setween these teams resulted IN a
victory for the school maidens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
DIAMOND WONDERS IN
WOODBRIDGE JAN. Is

O'Leary's Diamond Wonders will
entertain the Parish House quintet
on the Woodbridge court Saturday
night. This looks like a defeat for
the Tottenville clan, but there is no
telling what the Wonders may do.
They are a speedy combine and every
man Of the lineup is always on the
run so that the Parishers will have
to go every minute of the warfare.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
KEYP0RT ROLL
is LANDED BY
ARCAhUM FIVE
spscfol to the EVENING e

Keyport, Jan. 22:-By winning
the entire series from the Bruins
wicks. on Monday night, the Royal
Arcanum bowlers added three more
games to their string of victories IN
the marlborough bowling tourna-
ment which closed with this match.
the Royal Arcanum five winning the
tourney by a large margin, and have
unquestionably the strongest aggre-
cation of bowlers in the borough.
Standings of the tournament teams
at the finish:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22
NO PRACTICE

Woodbridge high schools basket
ball team did not practice on the
court any night this
week. Principal Love, of w. H. s..
would not allow any such step if
attempted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22

Read the Classified Ads. on page 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-22

EVENING NEWS cov@rs the field
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
WILSON REFUSES TO
CONTINUE DOLLAR
|. DIPLOMACY POLICY
Won t Guarantee Pay
nnent of Loan Made
to China.
III. S. BANKERS OUT
AS a Result of President S
Action, American Bankers
Won't Participate.
U. S. BANKERS OUT

Washington, ID, President Will
sous statement OF the administra-
tion 5 attitude toward American bank
er's participation in the Chinese
loan and foreign loans generally has
attracted wide spread comment and
discussion in official and diplomatic
circles
Following closely upon the state
ment come intimations that negotia-
items now may proceed as a five
power affair. without the American
group. 1t is intimated that some
American bankers other than those
concerned in the loan rejected were
figuring ON participation in the
transaction but ii IS pointed out that
the presidents statement makes it
clear that while the Chinese govern
men can have the sympathetic sup
port of the United States, under no
circumstances would 1t take the
form of a guaranty TO would-be in-
vestors in Chinese securities.
Wilson'S Statement.
President Wilson. last night in a
statement approved by his cabinet
after two hours of discussion. an
nounced that his administration had
declined to request the group of
American bankers to continue their
negotiations for participation in the
$l25, 200, 600 loan desired by the
Chinese government.
The statement came as conse-
quence to visit to Washington. last
Week OF representatives OF the New
1 York banking firm headed by Will
lard ID. Strait They conferred with
Secretary Bryan Of the state depart
ment who took The situation up with
4 the president The officials of the
/ Chinese embassy also discussed the
subject with Bryan and the presi-
4 dent. Mr.. BRYAN Was consulted about
/ the statement before his departure
/ for lie west.
While the presidents announce
ment explained the attitude OF the
/ United States toward the Chinese
loan, il was authoritatively stated
I lat night that the same policy
| should apply throughout the Wilson
administration toward similar sltua-
items in Central America and else
where. where the United States Is
concerned.
The policy of protecting through
the action of the government. loan
contracts OF American firms abroad.
was a part OF what was Often refer
red to as dollar diplomacy in The
/ Taft administration.
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CUMMINS TALKS
TO THE. PRESIDENT
iOWA sen NToR OUTLINES HIS
PLANS FOR HANDLING TAR
itF LEGISLATION IN THE
SENATE.

Washington, d. G. senator Cum
mins today outlined to the president
his plans for handling the tariff bin
in the Senate.
Wilson viii be in frequent confer
ence with representative Underwood,
democratic leader of the House. and
Senator Simmons upon whom Will
fall the chief work Of drafting the
bill. IT is believed the president will
meet in conference in the near fu-
ture the democratic members OF the
TWO congressional committees. The
entire program viii be one OF close
communication and simultaneous
study on the part OF the committees
and the president before the extra
session convenes, so the tariff can be
disposed OF in as brief a period as
possible thus giving time for other
legislation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20

London. England. "A Podgoritza
dispatch says that every effort is be-
ing made for the capture of Scutari
before peace is concluded. SerVian
reiniorcements are arriving const-
antly and the garrison is believed to
be short OF ammunition as the recent
bonn bardment has provoked but a
weak return itcom the Turks
y Vienna dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company says the lombard
ment OF Scutari is proceeding and
that the Austrian consulate has been
finally destroyed rs we'll as an 1tai-
ian convent in which one nun was
killed. The Catholic population has
taken shelter in the cathedral and
lhe town is burning The news has
caused great excitement in Austrian
official circles
According to Cetrihee dispatch
he Montenegrins have sent an Officer
under "A White flag to Inform the Tul
lish commander OF Scntari that the
foreign consuls and t3el secretaries
may leave the town
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BIG CARNIVAL
TOMORROW NIGHT
HIGH SCHOOL GYNI CLASSES TO
STAGE STUNTS WHICH WILL
ILLUSTRATE WORK DONE
IN SCHOOL.

The athletic carnival to be given
tomorrow evening IN the high school
gymnasium is TO serve as boost for
spring athletics. Heretofore lack
of interest has been shown in track
work because of the lack of meets
The financial condition OF the treas
ury at the end of the year has been
such that it has been impossible to
enter more than simply the state
meet at Nermiilion. The intention OF
the association in having this carnl-
val is that it may enable the school
10 enter one or Two dual meets be-
sides the state meet and thus give
the students good chance to win
their track IN and at the same time
place track work on an equal with
the other branches of athletics III the
high school.
This carnival is the last indoor
athletic event of the year and it is
/ believed that it will be one of the
most successful Besides exhibitions
! OF the gymnasium classes the high
! school basket ball team will play the
university freshmen for the city
I championship. These two teams have
played once before this year and II
conditions at all repeat themselves
this game alone Will be we'll worth
the price of admission. The local
high school boys have not lost an
athletic event on their own floor this
year and they are anxious to keep the
lads from the university from turn
ing the trick.
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POWERS TO DEMAND
CESSATION Of WAR
BY BALKAN ALLIES
Official Dispatch In
Germany Announ-
ces his intention.
BATTLE is FOUGHT
Turks Claim Victory After
General Engagement Along
the Tchatalja Lines.
IS FOUGHT

Cologne. Germany The European
Powers are preparing to demanU
from the Balkan .Nllies a speedy ter
mination of hostiliiies i'll European
Turkey, according TO an inspired dis
patch from Berlin TO the Cologne
Gazette.
Turks Claim Victory.
Constantinople, Turkey. Victory
is officially claimed for the Turkish
forces in a twenty -four hours battle
which ended today along the Tchat-
alja lines defending Constantinoplc.
The Ottoman troops took the Of
fensive. opening the attack by adj
vancing ON the right wing winch pro-
ceeded as far as Sivaskeui Halifax
eui Large forces OF Burgarians were
encountered and the fighting soon
spread along the whole front. The
Turkish troops drove the Bul2arians
from their trenches and took posses
sion Tho Turkish center then ad-
vanced and stormed the heights in
front, from which they routed the
BulGarians.
Other columns of Turkish troops
captured several heights held by the
Bulgarians to the south OF the Tur.
lsh lines. The losses 10 both armies
arc said TO be heavy.
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WILL EXPLORE
AMAZON BASIN
DARING PARTY or UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANIA STUD
ENUS MILL PENETRATE
UNKNOWN REGION IN
SOUTH AMERICA.

Philadelphia, Pa The yacht Pen
nsylvania today departed for one of
the most adventurous voyages I'M
modern times The yacht is the prop
er,y of the University of Pennsylvan-
ia.
1t IS bound for Brazil with dar-
ing party OF explorers who propose
10 penetrate the far reaches of the
Amazon and 10 the headwaters OF its
many mighty tributaries. in the i'm
terest OF science and the university
They will seek what is known as the
lost world in the basin OF the ANA
zon They will be gone three years
and are expected 10 penetrate regions
never before visited by white men.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
GRkEK KING is
TIC7INN OF ONE or
HIS COIN7R Y1IEN

first shock OF grief and Is giving
personal attention to food OF sym.
pathetic message received from al
parts OF the world The hags en- all
public buildings in London are al
guard a. 81. James palace the regi-
mental band played Dead March
from Saul
Wilson Sends Message.
Wa hington. u. G. President
Wilson's first act today was the
sending OF "A message OF coincidence
10 the widowed queen of the late
King George OF Greece.
First Detailed Report.
Saloniki King George of Greece
was assassnated while walking in
the streets OF Salonili yesterday al
ternoon The assassin was a Greek OF
low mental type who gave his name
as Aeko Schinas He shot the King
through the heart
The king was accompanied only by
an aide de camp Lieutenant Colonel
Francoudis. The assassin came sud
denly at the king and fired ono shot
from a seven chamber revolver. The
tragedy caused intense excitement.
Schinas was seized Immediately and
overpowered
The wounded King was lifted into
carriage which was hurried to the
p Pahio hospital He was still breath
ing when placed in the carriage but
died before reaching the hospital.
Prince Nicholas the kings third
sou and other officers hurried TO the
hospital On his arrival Prince Mich
olas summoned the officers and speak
ing in a voice choked With sobs. said:
1T is my deep grief to have to am
nounce to YOU the death of our be
loved king and invite YOU TO swear
fidelity TO your new sovereign King
Constantin
Constantine in .Ianma.
Crown Prince Constantine who
succeeds King George. at present is
at Janina He is expected to come
here with all possible speed. The as
sassin of the king is AN evil looking
fellow about forty years of age. ON
being arrested he refused to express
his motive for the crime. He declared
that his name was Aleko Schinas and
iii reply TO AN officer who asked him
whether he had no pity for his coun-
try announced that he was against
government Schinas maintained a
perfectly passive demeanor.
Precautions We're taken al once
throughout the city and perfect order
is being maintained,
Falls Into Arms oi Aide.
The king fell into the arms OF his
aide when shot Two soldiers ran up
on hearing the firing and helped to
support him He was placed III a
carriage and efforts were made to
stop the bleeding, bnt he breathed
his last on his way to the hospital
nearby
When Prince Nicholas bado the of.
ticers swear fidelity to Constantine
they shouted Long live the king.
Prince Nicholas is the only mem
ber OF the royal family in Saloniki
Mourning emblems are displayed ev-
erywhere The Greek government
has issued proclamation annoumc-
ing that the oath OF fidelity to Com
stantine has been taken
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
IN BOWLING TOURNEY.

Aberdeen. S D.-As result of a
local tournament of Aberdeen bowl
ers, the following bowlers, represent
ing Aberdeen teams, will take part
in the international bowling tourna-
ment at Minneapolis next week. leav-
ing Aberdeen on Friday evening: J.
e. Shannon, John Houge, E. w. Van
del. Walter Geib. G. r. Craft, Char
les Youngman. Ira Shantz, c.. w.
kitz, o, 7, St:oman and Harry Reed,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
lNGl.ND SHOCKED MD QUEEN
ALIEN aNDRIN IN MOiR\ING

LOndon, England 13e ohicia
world at London and the general
pu oIic We're startled Yesterday aftor-
noon by terse message from Salon
ki announcing the ass;> nution o.
the king OF Greece. lntcresi in tht
troubled Balkans has been waning
OF late days but the news OF this
wholly unexpected tragedy caused an
instant and immense ensation. 1t
was not generally known that the
king OF Greece Wa still at Salonik.
'as nothing had bsen heard Of his
movements for several day
At Marlborough House. he Que en-
Mother Alexandria, sister OF the dead
king. is residing and il is here the
Green legation were besiesed by re-
porters but We're given no intorma-
ton except newspaper bulletins un
iii nearly 10 o'clock
The king and queen of England
are stopping at Windsor castle anC
the first official confirmation OF th,
tragedy came to Windsor in a dis
patch from Prince Nicholas at Salon
! iki and Was transmitted TO Windsor
and TO Marlborough House and theI
given to the public This dispatcl
! announced that the king had beel
shot and had died in hall an tour
! Another telegram carrying a simla
report was received from tae Gree
administration al Saloniki.
Great sympathy is felt lor Queel
/ Alexandra 1t is expected that cour
mourning will be announced TO
three months and taat all official en-
Sagements except the most necessar
ones Will be cancelled
1t is expected that the body of Tia
murdered king will tie taken t
Athens aboard a war ship for huria'
He went to Salouiki immediately a
: the occupation of that city and re
manned there in the capacity {
commander in chief OF the army.
: King George OF Greece was Il fre
quent visitor to London. his las
+ visit being ON the occasion of Kin
+ Edward funeral when he me- Co
onel Roosevelt and became exceed
!. ingly friendly with the eN-presider
: whom he impressed as one of til
, most democratic characters anon
a the European soverigns assemble
9 here.
e Constantine is Popular
r Crown Prince Constantine come
e to the throne of Greese al the Vel
: height of his popularity. which
has wen on The field OF battle
Macedonia and with the capture
7 ,Ianna raised to The highest pitc
d His repeated triumphs in II
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
THE WEATHER

North Dakota: Generally fair in
the west portion tonight. Shows in
the east portion tonight and colder.
Thursday fair and colder
South Dakota: Snow and colder
tonight Thursday probably fair,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20

Assassination Accom-
plished by Degen-
crate Subject.
PR E M E DIT ATE D
Fatal Shooting Takes Place
Only Few Feet From Po-
lie , Station in SaloniAi.
KING GEORGES RECORD.

MING GEURGE'S RECORD.
King George. who was slain
by assassin, Was born December
-. 1S4o, and was elected king
in 1868 He was a brother OF
the late king of Denmark. Fred
erick VIII, and brother OF the
dowager queen of England and
OF the dowager queen of Russia.
He married in 1867 the Grand
Duchess Olga, eldest daughter
of the Grand Duke Constantine
OF Russia, grand uncle of the
present emperor. They have had
six children. five sons and one
daughter.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1913-03-20
Constantine is Popular.

Cfown Prince COnstantine comes
to the throne of Greese al the Very
height Of his popularity. which he
has wen on The field OF battle IN
Macedonia and with the capture of
Janina raised to the highest pitch.
His repeated triumphs in the
present war have aroused the Wild
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-05-05
HEAD OFFICIALS TO
HEAR REGATTA MATTER
No Report Can be Made Regarding
Action on keokuk Boat Club
Plans for Few Days.

Nothing can be given out FOR publ
cation about plans for holding or
abandoning the Mississippi Valley
Power boat association regatta at
Keokuk until head officials OF the
association have learned Of the situa-
ton.
The three representatives Of the
Keokuk Motor Boat Club, Messrs.
Decker, Carter and Ackles returned
this morning from Muscatine where
they met yesterday with members OF
the racing committee OF the M. V. P.
B. A., including c. P. Hanley. The
racing committee can give no deci-
sion at this time and the matter has
gone to Davenport for further consid-
GRAFTON. Admiral Kelso and Secre-
tary Kidder of the Valley association
were not present at the conference
held in Muscatdne.
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Master Edwin Wolf.

A rare treat is in store for music
lovers on Thursday evening, when
Master Edwin Wolf, the celebrated
boy soprano of Chicago, will be heard
In recital at the Y. M. G. A. auditor
ium. No more beautiful voice than
that of the boy singer, rightly train
ed, is ever produced, but such a voice
as Master Wolf possesses is very
rarely produced among the best boy
soloists. While serving as solo boy
at st. James Chicago, noted for its
remarkable choir, Master Wolf has
been In constant demand for concert
work in Chicago and other large mus
ical centers. Heard here year ago
last January In recital. at that time
he produced a remarkable impression
among music lovers, who urged his
return. His voice now has reached I
remarkable stage OF perfection, and
those attending his recital on Thurs
day evening will hear him at his best.
The price OF tickets has been placed
at a very nominal price, in order that
there may be a large attendance of
those in our city who like good music.
ADV
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THE WoRkINGMAN's FOOD.

The man who tolls hard all day
needs strengthening food. A lot Of
meat is not essential to nourish and
sustain the system.
A 1oc package of Faust Spaghetti
contains more nutrition than 4 lbs. Of
beef. Faust Spaghetti is made from
Durum Wheat, the cereal that over
flows in gluten-the food-content that
makes muscle, bone and flesh.
Faust Spaghetti costs one-tenth
the price of meat contains more nu-
trition-is easier digested and makes
a savory, appetizing dish. Write for
free recipe book. Sold in &C and 1oc
packages at all grocers'.
MAULL BROS.
ST. Louis, Mo.
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BILL WHITAKER AND
RUDE BURCH OPPOSE
Two Old Leaeuers on Slab for Recalls
and Moose Sunday Afternoon
Recalls Win.

It is hard to tell how many hits
would have been pulled off what he
showed over had Rube Burch been
pitching association ball Sunday af-
ternoon. AS 1t was, the RECALLS, who
we're playing the Moose, got twelve
safe cracks from the retired vets
twirling and without any trouble at
that The score of the game was
finally, 5 to 0 in favor Of the Recalls
The Moose got two or three hits but
failed to score. Burk brought in the
fourth. getting clean single over
first base.
The Recalls feel SO good over their
victory yesterday that they are now
coming out with challenge to any
team In the city. They prefer to play
the Power City team
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al Methodists believe in liberty of
Conscience and therefore would not
mark as devilish that about which
there is as much good as the thetaer."
He said the church law would have
been revised at the last genral con-
ference had it not been for the negro
vote"
DR.. Resiner said that personally he
had never attended the theater but
still believed much good was done by
actors and the stage He read letters
from theatrical managers in answer
to query from him as to why the
theatre should expect the sympathy
and cooperation of the church.