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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
VICTORIES
OUT OF Fl GAMES IS
MARK OF RIVERSIDES

Within the sacred portals Of fame
names each and every individual
representing the Riverside basket
ball team. Thus far this season, this
crack combination Of tossers have
swept before them everything In
these parts. Two and only two
stumbling blocks have been en-
countered this year. And these have
caused three defeats, which were
the only ones recorded against the
city champions out Of twenty-four
attempts, the rest being victories.
The Trinity Club, of New York, Is
responsible for two beatings handed
to the Riversides and the Christ
Church Cadets took the measure of
the locals in the other defeat. But
not one Middlesex county team has
triumphed v e the city champions
and the beauty Of the whole situa-
ton to a Riverside supporter is
that the champions have not as yet
refused to meet one reputable squad
In these partsi
Among their most noteworthy
feats are the four games which were
played in these parts, three of which
were on foreign soil: Two against
the South Amboy tossers and two
when pited against the Tottenville
A. G. Never before did Dave VII
lentz's favorites gain such brilliant
laurels as they did against the Is
land and O'Toole-Forgotson combi-
nations this year. In their attempts
against these squads last season, the
locals were downed on every occa-
sion.
Another lot Of spoils was gained
by the city champs when they de.
feated the Christ Church Cadets, il
~, and then journeyed to South
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
PARISH HOUSE
TEAMS CLEAN
UP BARACCAS

The Parish House basketball and
bowling teams cleaned up for the
Baracca aggregations from Dunellen
last night in the Parish House quar-
ters in Woodbridge. In the main
affair the first team defeated the
Dunellen first crew by a 29-11 tally.
The game between the seconds also
ended in an easy victory for the
Woodbridge tossers. In the bowling
match the visitors were no match
for the homesters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18

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Take your choice:
. BASKETBALL
= Michelin Five, Of Midtown.
= and Riversides. Auditorium.
Tottenville A. C. vs.. Jackson
-" Five of New York, X. OF p.
" hall, Tottenville.
Owls VS.. Flying Five, X. OF
e" p. hall, Tottenville.
Goodwills VS.. Seasides. Ell
. tingville, S. L..
Diamond Wonders of Tot
4 tenville, vs. Seaside Juniors.
q Eltingville.
= BOXING
= Liberal Athletic Club stag
3 Rosebank, S. +. Main bout.
\ Mike Maize and Joe Black,
" scheduled for ten rounds.
AS usual the card for the weel
end In sports is small. The Audito
rum furnishes an attraction of us
nal calibre. The T. A. C. manage
ment has q big inducement on tn
Island court in the form of a return
game with the Jacksons. OF New
York. The Owls and the Flying
Five will perform In a "prelim.
The Goodwills journey to Eltingvill,
tonight to oppose the Seasides
where a clever fray will result. II
Rosebank, s. T., the Liberal A. C
has a fine card to offer with a SEIZED
u1ed ten round match between Mix
Maziee and Joe Black as the head
liner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
RUTGERS STA TO
PERFORM HERE

Not satisfied with Strengthening
the freshmen Of Rutgers college in
a recent basketball fray, Brace Egg
gert's crew of high school basket
ball tossers will on Monday after
noon entertain In the Auditorium
the junior quintet of the college,
which Is considered far superior In
strength than the college five re-
Gently encountered. Some of Rut-
gers regular varsity men belong to
the junior ranks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
TAKE ONE
FROM COLLEC|AN FIVE
Special TO the EVENING ggws.

South River, Jan. 18:-The Sterl-
ings added another victory to their
long list last night when they defeat
ed the fast Collegians from New
Brunswick by a 30-13 score. living
and Jimmy Armstrong played In star
fashion. Eddie Cathcart worked in
commendable style too.
The three-leeged race, which was
an added feature, was won by Harry
Nuss and Sewell Cathcart.
In the "prelim' basketball game
the Funnel Five conquered the Col
umbias, of the county seat.
Here are the make-ups Of the big
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
OWLS WIN
FAST
|ROQUO|S
Take Second Of
Series; The Final
Score. e. 9.

1t was in the last few minutes of
play that the Owls were able to
snatch a victory from the jaws of
the Iroquois basketball team as an
appropriate conclusion of a hard
fought battle staged on the Audito-
rum court last night. The final
tally was 1918. 1t was through the
great shooting of the Owl guards
that the Booz aggregation were able
to romp away In their second victory
and incidentally the second n
against the Redskins"
The first administration resulted
1913 In favor OF the "Injuns" and as
Philip Payne's gang were outplay-
ing their oponents, 1t seemed as IL
victory to them was certain. How
ever, the Owls fought in the des-
perate anne for which they are
noted and finally landed the much
coveted prize victory.
Andy Schant2 pulled two classy
shots from somewhere ear the
center of the floor and they came
around the end OF the game when
the lead Of the Iroquois was being
cut down to a minus quantity, SO to
speak. Price weakened u little In
the pinch when he allowed his oppo-
nent to ramble about too freely to
the likings Of his team mates.
Harry Kreischer, Of Tottenville,
refereed the game and several of
IroQuois players were displeased
with his work in that capacity.
They showed this after the game
as well as In It.
How and why:
Iroquois (1O). Owls (23).
Thomas Regain
right forward.
smith Booz
left forward.
c. Mullins Oliver
center.
1iOlzneiHueT ScndntH
left guard.
Price Hanson
rightg uard.
Goals from f1eld-Regan 90,
Booz (3), Schantz CD. Hanson
(3), Thomas %, Smith 90, Hol-
zheimer "a. Price (2). Goals
from foul line-Regan az, Booz
(2), Thomas (6).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
Brazilian Salad.

Remove skin and seeds from white
grapes and cut In halves lengthwtse.
Add an equal quantity Of shredded
fresh pineapple, apples pared. cored
and thinly sliced and cut into small
pieces, and celery cut in small pieces
allowed to stand in iced water until
crisp, then drained and dried on
c~heesecloth. Now add one-quarter the
quantity of Brazil nuts (remove skins,,
cut In small pieces. Mix all thorough
ly, season with lemon juice and mois.
ten with cream mayonnaise. Serve In
nests Of lettuce leaves.
EVENING NEWS covar the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
TEAMS AFTER
LOCAL GAMES

Marty Metz's Bippart Five. of
Newark, composed of some of the
best basketball talent up state way
according to Manager Charles Metz
ky. are open to meet any team in
Middlesex and Union counties. the
Riversides preferred. The "Bipps"
have won the last eight games out Of
as many starts. says the manager,
who can be reached at 20 Charlton
street. Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
Retired Merchant eu;.,s.

Portland. Me-, Jan. 18-The bodv =,
George Edwin Dyer. a wealthy rettrsd
clothier. seventy-one. was founs tn h,s
apartments at the New Falmouth hotel
here hanging from a steam pine. Nell.
eaI examiner Westwood said Dyer had
committed suicide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18

The woman who does not read the
ads does her buying in half-ignorance
Of values-even if she be a woman Of
exceptional intelligence and culture.
AD-READING will make her q wise
shopper-something which no amount
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18
P. A. H. S. WIN
FROM CURTIS
TottsnyiIIe Boys Defeated by
Locals 29-16 Yesterday.

The game between the Curtis
Annex and the Perth Amboy high
school basketball teams ended In q
win for the locals by q 29-16 tally.
Showing much improved form and
performing against a weaker aggre-
cation than formerly pitted against
under the nom de plume of Curtis
the locals were easily able to land
the victory. The points were well
distributed among the local tossers.
Kaplowitz did too much shooting but
made UP by being able to cage the
sphere five times and playing an all
around good game.
Ballet and Gray performed in fine
style for the losers.
Here are the %lineups:
p. A. FL. s. COY Curtis (16)
Rooms Ballet
Shumsky, F1igen .......... Gray
N. Goldberger ........ q. LaForge
center
Belikove ........... Mccormick
guards
Goals from field-Kaplowitz go,
Rooms (3), N. Goldberger (3), Bal
liet CD, LaForge (2), Fiigen %,
Gray %, Fountain %. Goals from
foul linen. Goldberger (5), Gray
(3), LaForge "a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes In this vicinity than any
other publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18

right guard
Ernest Cathcart ........ Steadle
left guard
Goals from held-H. Armstrong
GU, J. Armstrong ca, Phair (2),
Ed. Cathcart (2), Err. Cathcart go,
living (5). Goals from foul line
Steadle go, Phair "a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-18

EVENING NEWS covers the Geld
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
EXPRESS VERSUS PARCEL POST.

The parcel service long opposed by Influence
express The enactment of the law by
caE opened lanes of trade
enormous expansion of mal-order business
The Inter State Commerce Commission previously er No
1873 Opinion No. 24OS June 1922 ordered sweeping
rates and notifications the methods
companies operate i'll interstate trade These
adopted by the although
predictions made i'll that would neces
say follow has been found that the
both the companies and the general public.
The express companies insure the delivery of all packages
of packages extra adoption the
block rate system have reduced the compiled tariffs from
9oo0ooOoo items to 100000 Under the order 1912
label attached each package which according TO it's
color whether the parcel prepaid which it
is shipped must also be plainly marked the label
For packages under four pounds the United
are the cheapest but for packages four pounds less than
fifty pounds when carried for distances than two hundred
and less than three thousand miles, are the
est The postal maximum weight is pounds
companies have no limit but will undertake deliver from
Il single feather to a siege gun live elephant.
The express companies pride themselves
Vey OF goods entrusted to their in their
on e spot without the long drawn crcumocuton that
with the settlement OF claims for through
the mails
The companies handle goods that the postoace
fish, meats coin and bullion flowers fragile or
pershable articles live stock, bottled liquids machinery auto
MOBILES fruits and merchandise explosives and
combnsbes They will deliver the housewives market haskell
spool of thread, n side of beef "
Another advantage that express companies have ovar M
osa service that goods passenger and other fast
ralS whereas parcel post service is only by freight
Inc parcel post business has enormous
during the ten months of its operation nevertheless the EXPRESS
business has Kept pace with and bids fair ousp Uncle Sam
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
OUR NEwsLEss CONGRESS.

After of much bullying the esteemed Congressional Rec
ord Ia which dongs of legislative branches chrond verbatim
lean spear of And yet contemplation of it's eight
appearing three days less enght
euing In columns intimatons of coming
For example law maker mpoundd in Washington devoes
himself to working out bills affecting matters of legislation in which
he Interested lie tolls the provisions and the language and
after less mental perturbation drops the completed copy
into the box the Speakers desk BY that bill
roduced and referred committee and being dull the
better of
December during the the introduction
altogether.
Bills and constitutional amendments and resolutions getting
when behind them
from Washington The Public Printer does inquire wheh-
introduced person 1t enough that the
Senve the text and when it printed that he does
protest AS bill introducing session. however, this has
been the The number of
ed has not yet reached 10000 although it months the
began There fewer pension bills than formerly
which for of the difference The pension
makes less for special
Sackcnng of interest the of the public demonstrated
by the brief lists of petitions Two three day is the where
lively times they two hundred three hundred But
rrade for legislation appear be under this particular
unctnre and gatheers of for this reform and that
circulating and down the land The for that kind
tivity will little later and attain prominence
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
REACHING THE PEOPLE.

Advertisers have desire prove advertising
medium better than another their
publicity will best increase their business Therefore,
of San Antonio Texas of from
to what constitutes medium for advertising value
and authority.
The special commission billboard advertising appointed bv the
late Mayor Gaynor New York has made report
the testimony of merchants who
boards and other forms of advertising One merchant
mission that we must rely the
advertising while the verdict there moth
ing that take the place of newspapers The practically
era effect Blboads and other
some value as adjunct of Advertising
publicity equal the for decneSs
tiveness of result
This report in line with tendency marked for
some tea trend OF advertising from blboar
even periodicals. toward the daily newspaper Business
days are becoming and disciples efficiency as checks
and balances have been devised business
comes taking The place of the old guesswor has
come increasingly apparent that for
turns the largest percentage of when expended in
This does not imply that advertising away from
the good magazines to that will cripple them and il is
hardly likely that will entirely away with the poster at least
not IN the future 1t mean however that more
scientific methods of advertising appoion appropriations in
larger ratio than ever before to newspapers
penditure where it will produce the greatest return
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
THE FUTILE PURSUIT OF A DRYDocK.

The suggestion from Ilo that there possibility
station for Hawaii being located Pearl Iabor which
yesterday by wireless The Advertiser weeks
published interview with o. A. Steven before his departure
Washington, which he announced that of his business
the Capital to take matters relation to the location Of the
Hawaiian drydok at llo 1t might well be stated
and however that there the slightest possibility of the
dydock being built anywhere but this island
anywhere but in the selected location Pearl arbor
almost too slight to mention.
There has been talk circles of the desirab of locating
the drydock and naval station Kaneoe Bay
probable that there will be eventually branch navy
with the entrance to the bay dredged Notifications the
kaneohe landing have been reports
these will probable be ready within comparatively few
kaneohe be taken for granted by oes
alike will be the choice for the ryoc
things stand mighty second Pearl Iarbo
it would like drag the Oahu
the roots and locate it somewhere the Bay City
Will accomplish it. Pearl arbor has been the choice
Pacific base the visit
British frigae Blond in the days of Kamehameha Great
the archives OF the departments half
ernments contain the of the bit
water selected by Uncle Sam for his main Pacific staon.
The drydock be built at Pearl arbor will
Pearl arbor These facts be taken for the
under bring about something different turned
wards profitable object
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
MOTORCYCLE ARMY EXPERIMENTS.

Local who have watched the Oauan experiments with
motorcycles carriers for rapdr the only
records will be interested
with tractors for field guns The Evening Stand
ard says of these
we understand after the
will be made Salisbury Plain order find if
sbe moorcar OF adequate capacity and speed draw
artillery That something the will done
obvious for the scarcity of horses becomes problem
difficulty AT this there
siderable shortage of animalso would
sbe of mobilization provide horses for all branches of the
Much has been heard of the deficiency for the the
rtorial force and the regular almost badly
Royal Horse Artillery and the Royal Field Artillery appears
enough horses for their This say while they
able to get along just they will be
Of horses and they required plight
would be hopeless
he seriousness of the position realized the Thus
time the authorities have had under consideration
ton of spersedngor suppemenng-
SO far they have been unable to find light which
would fulfill all the conditions likely to be required of it, though
likely designs
least difficulty connected with the necessity of having
capable of keeping the all the
the state of the ground There hope salts
factory result attend the forthcoming experiments
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
UNDERMINING HoNoLULU's HARBoR.

The yesterday official christening testing
of the ntesand floating dydoc much the of o
much of Honolulu The gathering the
waterfront fact notification to all shipping that this port
awake the possibilities of the future and ready play
its part the development of the trade of the Pacific The
nfcent steel which from the harbor bottom yeste
day. end Of itself the largest in local
testimony enterprise the company that
five hundred thousand dollars this modern maritime
and evidence of the fact that the Inersnd directors will
bank upon the progress of the Had the
sidered only could
and distributed quarter Of million ready dollars dividends
The Interlsand directorate providing this drydoc is far
sighted however Ii knows that the needs of the port
than the needs of the company but that there is immediate
sby of the being able adequately supply the
with drydockng facilities however profitable dock may
to be- The has complete and uptoae oang plant
and knows that the profits from the plant depend the growth
Of transpacifc shipping seeking the port 1t has had its finger
the pulse of the worlds traffic During the past few months fewer
than steamship have made regarding coal
docking and accommodations be expected here and
the directors know that the of their floating dock adds the
advantages of the and makes the calling Of
,ranspacc and assured the profits from
eoamg plant And IN whatever increased ranspaclc business the
lnterIsand shares Honolulu will share onouns will only
share in nterIsand profits but will their share of
business that increased shipping will bring The city will benefit
from the enterprise of the company.
once upon official every country
world will the dimensions and capacity of the dock Every
maritime insurance of the world will take cognance the
fact that the harbor of Honolulu possession of adequate facilities
for the docking painting and repairing OF vessels to 1900 tons
register and ship everywhere will keep mind the fact
Shipping well that climatic
prevail at this port vessels can be painted repaired with greater
despatch than the Coast Bottoms dry quicker here than
port between San Diego and Prince Rupert and put
more quickly and Will last longer Shipping also well
of the fact that in Honolulu ready for call the
best equipped machine shops and works the Pacific ready
quick repairs to hull machinery
The of the ooana will undoubtedly a
pacific marine insurance this will eventually
lower freight
Honolulu harbor has thanks enterprise Inter
Island Company the facilities which will further shipping
which add to the security Of shipping the Pacific The step
in the harbor progress should be the installation modern
convenences especially the
VI pressing Importance also the enlargement of the abor by the
cutting of the Kaih channel This latter something the
ceasing to the of Washington appo
priations are made and the work has actually commenced
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
HAWAIIAN RICE INDUSTRY FADING.

The Hawaiian industry bee the down grade Al
though has long been the lsandslong enough
absh Hawaiian separate trade yaretyand although much
experimental has been done by the Hawaii Experiment Station
improve yields and cheaper production local
appear face the prospect of having find other 10 replace
because there practically profit in the business One thou
sand bags of Hawaiian shipped California the
llonouan last night but because of the competition
California Louisiana and Texas Japanecd there little de
and for the local product and only occasional sales large
titles
Regent mail advices that the rice acreage the
valley has increased from 100 by fourteen
1912 to 6572 by three farmers in 1919 aud that
preparations going forward to plant two three times that
next
Hawaiian sells around $425 per bag wholesale in Honolulu
mainland apanseed S75 imported
$3.50 The mainland crowding both the local
product and the imported $3.50 per
produce Hawaiian, and the Louisiana farmers their
product to sell at $500 and still make profit there very
outlook for the farmers Hawaii The mainland
farmers with seeds they would wheat food the fields
until days before the the
harvest with modern twnebnders upodae tshers The
Hawaiian planters seldom have the off their fields They
transplant by hand from dbes with the sickle thres
with fails by driving wooden wheel
highfo land with often $50 $40 per pro-
ecre duty has been cut half by the Underwood law mainland
rice farmers look Hawaii Of the legitimate market for
their product SO indication that planters will have
find some other to replace rice
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
THE PASSING HOUR.

Have you bought your RED Cross Seals YETI
the wedding cake for the White wedding going
S25O how much has the tariff cut the high of living?
When all else fails the Ad Club the front The
giving proclamation issued last night is example
Over in lo they sentenced
dene with which bolster up false charge Jail for four
years, We trust that this establishes precedence.
Dean Worcester believes that coming Hawaii great boon
the FpnoS but when fifteen of the
territorial jais the bloom OFF the peach, speak.
japan buying heavy shipments of wheat What does this
meant asks concerned Portland editor II probably
the japanese intend TO Wheat ground into often used
ms tuod--kansas City journal.
The afternoon paper less than week stated that We're
some big gambling in operation Honolulu appears up
that paper To ZIP on IFS information to the rensaed captain
m deeNS otherwise people viii commence TO suspect that those
big games Of the imaginary variety
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-14
PAUsING ON THE BRINK.

Things appear to be lettering themselves Mexico faster
despite the gathering warshps Mexican
ang of American troops the border line The
government showing orbearance remarkable history Huera
openly defed Wilson, and the
President of the has joined the defiance
declaring that he will be found the side of the Dictator
of Intervention.
Still the powers Washington hesitate and the country glad
of it, The American takes the stand outlined
the President that the United States big
and its prestige such that hesitation plunge into
be regarded cowarde undue caution That Uncle Sam
march into Mexico and cuff edera consuonasts
alike be taken for granted 1t from idea of possible
failure that the administration is hating but apparently idea
of the turbulent Mexicans last chance
The Americans who
minority but patience come the
nation will be back of it and in it to a quick finish.