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Morris tribune., 1919-09-12
AUTO TAG TRAILS ENDS
BUT FORTUNE FAVORS
Strange Tale of the Pursuit of Poach-
ers Who Pay $50 and Costs for
Hunting

Herman Review:-The life of a
Minnesota game warden is not so ex-
citing, perhaps, as that of some other
men hunters, but occasionally the
protector of the prairie chicken meets
with experiences which are interest
ing in the extreme. A case of this
class came in the regular course of
affairs to Game Wardens Paul Goodell
of Herman and Oscar Briggs of Or
tonvilIe recently.
A week ago last Sunday farmer
living near Drywood lake, somewhere
in the wilderness south of Morris, re-
ported that couple of men had been
shooting chickens on his property.
When chased by the farmer and his
boys the men had fled in their car
with such haste that before they had
gone far they run the machine into
ditch. Before they could get start
ed again the pursuers came up and
secured the number of the car. The
number was reported to the game
wardens, who inquired of the Secre-
tary Of State and learned that the
Benson. To the capital of Swift
county they therefore journeyed and
to the home Of the car owner. There
they found an innocent appearing
citizen who asserted that neither he
nor his car had ever been near Dry
wood lake. The game wardens asked
to see the car, which request was
and bore an entirely different num-
Der than the one reported by the
farmer. Further questioning dis
closed the information that the man
did have that same license number
on his old car, but that he had lost
it long time previous to this occur
renee. It sounded f1shy to two old
timers who had listened to stories of
that kind more than once, but they
decided to proceed on the assumption
that the man was telling the truth.
A day or two afterwards by what
appeared like pure luck Mr.. Briggs
ran across a car bearing that magic
number which the farmer reported
and which the Benson man had lost.
AS a result, Emil Winner Of Hancock
and Reub Bennett who lives near
Morris we're arrested and taken to
Appleton, where they plead guilty
and paid fines of $50 each and costs,
in justice court in that village last
Friday.
The game wardens are wondering
what might happen to a man who
finds license number and appropri-
ates the same to his own use, but
that was not exactly their affair, so
they reported the case to the author
titles Of Stevens county and left it
for them to do or not to do as they
saw fit.
Morris tribune., 1919-09-12
Mallory Buys Into Newspaper

A. L. Mallory, formerly an in
structor in the Morris High School,
has entered newspaper work accord
ing to the following announcement
in the Alexandria Post-NeWs:-
"a. L. Mallory Of Battle Lake, will
on Sept. 1, acquire an interest in the
Post News and will be associated
with Mr.. McCrea in the publication
Of the paper. Mr.. Mallory comes to
the Post News with the fullest quail
fications. He is a graduate of Ham
line University and has been engaged
in teaching in the public schools of
Minnesota, his last position being
that of superintendent of the schools
at Battle Lake, which position he re-
signed to enlist in the service of his
country. He has also had experience
in the newspaper line, and will, we
believe, fit in we'll in the position he
now assumes"
Morris tribune., 1919-09-12

$50 unmproved, miles north of Alberta, part
under cultivation, $50
tional half section, miles from Alberta small
improvements, $925O per
800 acres, nearly cultivation small buildings
1925 per
Hlsview farm, 5A miles southwest of Hancock
$3.50 per
368 acres we'll improved some natural TIMBER good
buildings, slo fine land equipped with all farm mach
inery including tractor CATTLE horses
Will sell complete with all equipment at any time and
give possession. Price, 5000 per !
Have for sale complete set of farm machinery 10
head horses, harness wagons, 81 CATTLE
head sheep and roughage stock thru winter
in field and possession of farm fenced with buildings
until March list, 1920. Will sell reasonable price.
Owner sold farm and unable to for stock during
winter. Price application.
SO acres, Hennepin Co., miles from Osseo 6 miles
from Minneapolis paved state road. improved
Price, 225
200 acres, unimproved, Is miles south of Mime
apos on Dan Patch R. R., $95 per acre.
900 acres we'll improved Dan Patch Interurban.
Good lake frontage, 1925 per This will
best stock farm in the state.
80 acres, improved, in Pine Co.. near Hinckley, $45
per
1900 acres, cut over land north of Milaca. Price
$25 Choice of any quarter section, $50
per
10000 acres, pretty we'll blocked. grazing pro-
position southeast part of Morrison Co., MINI. Price
in body, SIS per In 1000 tract, $1,000
and choice of any section SIT per acre and
quarter section $40 One third cash. remainder
payment.
$50 acres, six miles north of Elk River, 100
cultivated, 200 meadow 80 acres hardwood
timber we'll and barn. r. r. milk station IS miles
Minneapolis $50 per acre. very easy
Morris tribune., 1919-09-12

100 acres in Kanabee Co., SIS per acre. Some very
good timber this
2540 in body, some hardwood timber, some
in cultivation two small lakes, trout stream good farm
buildings, a lodge. Polk county, Wisconsin.
Price $50
40 joining the city of Centervle South Dakota,
we'll improved, mostly Vermillion bottom land. River
diked. Price, 1915 per care is a wonderful corn
farm, unequalled in Iowa Illinois. two
ffths of will give possession Owner resides in
Minneapolis. Easy terms.
$50 adjoining the town of Worthwhile, Sphinx
county, South Dakota part cultivation,
proved. Price SIS per Easy terms.
1920 acres, Sargent Co.. North Dakota, adjoining
surrounding the town site of Hovng This has
low land, but strong soiland is partly
improved. This of land which requires a strong
young organizer, who build town. this land
the community will sustain bank lumber yard and
stores being miles from any and worthy of the
careful consideration of hustlers Terms
be given. Price, SIS per
Two sections grazing land north of Medora, North
Dakota at $500 per $500 cash and $500
per years time at per cent.
200 acres irrigated land in Snake River Valley,
Backfoot of stock Peoples Canal Co.
this. this alfalfa and sugar beet farm
sos per This is bargain and will make a home
for person seeking dry climate Land rented, has
small log house. Owner resides in Florida and might
accept Florida land as part pay. Land clear.
12o acres Murray County, Mimi, well improved.
Price $1S5 per acre. larger farm Clear
of except $4,000 mortgage. This should interest
wanting smaller farm.
Cement block building in Waubay, South Dakota,
in Forid RTi1din 0f dnhf
Land must clear nearly Price $4,000.
Seven house in Minneapolis the State
University. Will sell for $4,000 Possession given
once. Easy terms for immediate sale.
Trackage Minneapolis trackage and dockage
in Duluth and Superior for SALE Price description
upon application.
Morris tribune., 1919-09-12
Opportunities for Land Seekers


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Morris tribune., 1919-09-12

Daily Thought.
Fortitude is a great help in distress
-Plautus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
MEETS BILLY
THOMPSON THURSDAY

Another card of fights has been ar
ranged for the Amboy Sporting club
on Thursday night, and the program
will nsls of one eight, n six ana
three four round bouts.
Ryan VS.. Thompson.
In the main event. Willie Ryan, the
fast climbing weller OF New Bruins
wick will meet Willy Thompson o.
Brooklyn. Ryan has been doing
some great fighting both in the local
ring and other arenas n when put
up against Thompson, a mar that
matches UP will with him. q good
fight can be expected. Thompson Sc
cured a knockout victory over Ted
Burns, who fought here sometime
ago, and his victory speaks well for
the ability of the Brooklyn fighter.
Ryan has fought twice in the local
ring since his return to the ring, de-
feating Joe Honan in an eight round
bout and scoring a knockout over Ray
Hatfield In the Other bout.
The battle on Thursday night, viii
bring together two boxers, who are
evenly matched Hnd who have "A good
record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
Windsor Five Here For
Return Game Tomorrow

around team work. Schelling and Fein
will be the forwards. two fast men
who have performed in wonderful
style on the local our already this
season. Solador will be at center, a
pivot nan who put up wonderful
game against Dutch" Dehnert in
South Amboy on Friday night and al
so put up a creditable exhibition on the
local court In previous appearances.
Clark, and Schwankert, are the two
star guards of the Newark team, who
held Canton and Schwab scoreless in
The Riverside game last week.
Schwankert also held McCreery score
less in a game on the local court, some
time ago. This combination Is sure
to work the Auditorium five hard
throughout the game.
After a hard practice session, the
local five feel capable of outp1ayfng
the Newark wonders. as they have de-
feated another strong Newark repre-
sentative basketball team. Manager
Booz will count on his regular strong
team to turn the trick, "Blackie" Re-
gan and scrub McCreery in the adj
vanced positions; Hank" Thomas
pitted against Solador; Pete" Han
son and Chick" Evans in the guard
ing positions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
EIGHT HOUR ENDURANCE
CONTEST HERE JAN. I

An Eight-Hour Endurance Bowl
ing contest will be held on the Cum
ningham alleys under the manage
ment Of Howard Richards on New
Years day. 1t Is planned to Start
bowling about 2 o'clock in the after
noon. have twenty two-man teams en-
tered. and finish bowling about 10
o'clock at night.
Richards would like to have the
names of all local teams hat would
like to ented the contest by Saturday
night, 80 thai the number of out of
town teams needed. can be secured at
an early date. Cash prizes will be
awarded to different winners, and the
entrance fee for each team will be
SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
RiuersideS Ready For Strong
Hob0ken Big Fine This Friday

Amboy.
This Friday night it Is predicted
the crowd win be the biggest that
has ever seer q basketball game In
South Amboy since the memorable
National Turner game in 1916, when
the South Amboy fans almost stood
on each others shoulders to watch
their favorite team go into battle
with the Newark professionals. This
Friday night the Hoboken team hold
ing a victory yer the Auditorium
Five, of Perth Amboy. will undoubt-
eddy draw as big. Every man in
their lineup Is a professional, and
playing either in the Interstate or
Eastern League. The Rtvies have
offered q largo guarantee, so that
Manager Manning will bring his best
team here. His selection will be
made from White, Norman, Nicholas,
Mcintyre, Barry, Ewing, Harrigan
and Hess. A practice session of the
Rivies will be held tonight at st.
Mary's hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16

The basketball fans will throng to
the Auditorium Court tomorrow night
to see the Windsor Big Five n the
local Auditorium team in action for
the second time this season, the first
game ending in the decision being
awarded to the local combination by
h referee when the visitors refused
to play an extra session, the score at
the end of the second half being rs
2S. Those who come out to see this
attraction will surely be repaid for
their trip, as the clever Newark sue
ton shod basketball players will strive
hard to bring a victory home with
them.
The Windsor combination has been
playing wonderful ball in n around
Newark. b ut often times this does not
mean anything in this vicinity, as has
been the case, when local managers
booked the best from that section and
found some of the teams could not put
up c~reditable exhibitions, but the
Windsors have played good ball on the
local court and also in South Amboy
where they were defeated by the
Riversides last Friday night by the
score of 30-19.
In the lineup of the Windsor team
will be found a combination that is
noted for its passing, shooting and all
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
The MeltingPo
Sport News Boiled Down

The following has been received
from a fight fan of the fair sex, who
seems to be quite a hacker of the
Babe Ruth of boxing AL Roberts.
"To AL"
There was a young fellow
His first name was Al
His second name was Roberts
And he was a mighty good pal.
He got into the fighting game
And I'll say he was a star
Until he got a manager
Who wasn't up to par.
The other night AL had a fight
With a scrapper old and wise
And when the fight was over
They praised Reich to the skies
Reich made him hit the canvas,
Full three good times or four
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
Speedways Win, $50.

The Speedway's, a fast Junior
basketball team from this city secured
their fourth straight victory. when
they defeated the strong Junior repre-
sentative of the Aeromarine Company
in Keyport last night by a score of
SO. Macmillan, Brownmiller and
Hanson featured in the scoring for the
Perth Amboy team, while York fea~
tured for the home combination.
THE first session ended, ID. Dur
ing the last session, York secured
three field goals and Terry one double
counter for the home team, while the
visitors scored at will. Hanson added
six big ones to his score, Brownmiller
added three double counters, Hughes
dropped we field goals, while Mac
William and Bradley each added a
double counter.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
PAGER BIG FIVE
DEFEAT KEPPORT

The PAGER Big Five of this city
travelled to Keyport, last night, where
they defeated the Aero Flyers of that
place, the first defeat for that team
this veal and incidentally boosted
the record Of the local to four
straight games. The final score Of
the contest was 30-19.
Each member of the Amboy team
aided in the SCORING with Bob Hand
erhan and Glochau as high men.
Kenefer featured for the losing COM
bination with two field goals and
nine fouls.
On Thursday night the local team
will travel to Parlin where they will
meet the undefeated Dupont Y. M. C.
A. combination in what is expected
to be the hardest struggle on the
local teams schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16

But our man was game, if nothing
else
And still came up for more.
But he Is only just a kid
Let's give him a chance 10 learn,
And when he gets experience
A name he'll easily earn.
The writer in the Tribune says:
Exit Roberts from the ring"
But when this young man AL comes
back
A different song they'll sing.
They say, That Staten Island
Champ
Meier did know how to fight
But let them wait a year OF two
And they'll say. AIS all right"
1 thank you.
f. w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
By speot.l Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 16:-The
pessimists who said that basketball
couldn't continue in South Amboy
without dancing being held in con-
nection with the games didn't know
q thing about South Amboy sports
manship, and those persons will get
a rude jolt IL they take a trip to st.
Mary's hall this Friday night and get
a glimpse of the crowd that will wit
ness the Hoboken Big Five-Riverside
game.
South Amboy IS behind the Rivies
and the Riverside games in st.
Mary's hall, like the little old Fords,
will go rambling right along. The
best teams in the East will be booked
and If all goes well early in the year
the fans will get an opportunity to
see Eastern and Interstate League
teams in action here. The attend
ance at last Fridays game, in spite
of the stormy weather, was a tribute
TO the Rivies' sheer basketball ability
and to the craftsmanship of South
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
Colby VS.. Mick.


The six round semi-inal event VIII
bring together young Colby of Chroms
Henry Mick of Brooklyn. Colby
has been meeting with a great deal Of
success in the local ring. having p
peared in prelimInarie5 and semi-hnal
events. His speed and all around box
ing ability has made him a favorite of
the local fight fans. His opponent CD
Thursday night, Henry Mick OF
Brooklyn has been showing up well
in prelims and is sure to put up a good
go against the speedy Chrome pngi-
list.
Fast PreliIns.
Three four round preliminary bouts
will complete the card, n the light
ers in the shorter bouts are sure to be
picked so that the early bouts viii
compare ~favorably with the long
bouts A number of local fighters are
expected to take part in these bouts.
and when the local boys are put in,
they are always sure to give a good go
from the start. The preliminary bouts
as arranged are sure to be found as In
teresting as ne main goes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16

the Nationals drop from a te for
fourth to next to the cellar position.
John O.sen's Rectors still have a
mortgage on this sub-department and
IN order to get out must make a big
rally In the next two or three match
e.
Neal was high average man for the
night with 156. High score went to
Larsen, OF the Star Fish combination,
$50 Hoyler, auchor Of the Nationals,
led his team in average, 14S.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
ElRS BOWlinQ
League Data

The Star FfshvGlants, led by their
peerless captain. Harry Neall. last
night increased their stock about 100
per cent in the Elks' Bowling League
as the result of taking three straight
games from the Nationals. AS a re-
suit of these games the Fish jump
into fifth place from seventh, while
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16

ALFRED P. THOM.
General Counsel
FRANK ANDREWS,
Chairman Board Of Directors
Gulf Coast Lines
1. A. BAKER, Receiver
International s. Grear Northern r.. Ca
A. R. BALDWIN. Receiver
Denver 81 Rio Grdnde Railroad Co
w. H. BEARDSLEY, President
Florida East CodH Railway Co.
w. @. BESLER, Pres. s. Gen. Mgs.
Central Railroad Co. Of New Jersey
s. T. BLEDSOE, General Counsel
Anhison, Topeka e Santa Fs Ralwao O.
W. @. BRANTLEY,
President and General Counsel
Atlanta, Birmingham s. Atlantic RJ. Ca
HARRY BRONNER, President
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co,
e. N. BROWN Pres. 6 Chairman
Pee Marguerite Raipdy Co.
St. LoHis-Sdn Francisco RailWdJ Co.
WILLIAM BUCHANAN, President
louisiana s. ATkansaJ RailwdJ Co.
E. @. AUCKLAND. President
Central New England Raawa5 Co.
Ruiand Railroad Co.
President and General Counsel
New Yorh, New Haven g Hartford RR Ca
RALPH BUDD, President
Great Northern Rail~ay Co.
II. E. BYRAM, President
Chicago. MdWaHkee s. ST Pad R.. Co
M. ]. CARPENTER, President
Chicago. Tens Hane s. Southeastern RI. Co
JAMES T. CLARK, President
Chicago St. PAID. MinneapohsS 81 mdhaRy.Ca
". A. CLARK, President
Los Angeles s. Sat LAX Railroad Ca
W. r. COLE, President
NdshViIle. Chattanooga g S. Louis Ry. O.
WALTER P. COOKE,
President and General Counsel
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Ca
e. R. BARLOW, President
Buffalo s. SHSqnehanna Railroad CORPORATION
"A. T. DICE, President
Philadelphia s. Reading RaiWdy Ca
w. M. DUNCAN, President
Wheeling g Lake Erie RGlwdJ Co
HOWARD ELLIOTT, President
Northern Paefc Raii~ay Co
NEWMAN ERB, President
Ann ATbor Railroad Co.
S. NJ. FELTON,, President
Chicago Gredt Western Railroad Ca
W. H. FINLEY, President
Chicago s. North WsSteTn Railway Ca
w. R. FREEMAN, Receiver
Denver 8 Salt Lake Railroad Co
CARL M. GAGE, President
Huntington s. Broad Top Mountain Railroad
s. Coal Co.
S. R. CUGOENHEIM. President
NevGda NoHh<n RalSay Ca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
GOODWILL-ARRoWS
PLAY FAST KNIGHTS

The Goodwill-Arrow basketball
team of this city will travel to New
Brunswick tomorrow night, where
they will play the strong Knights OF
st. Peters team of that city.
The local team handicapped
not being able to secure a home court,
pat up two wonderful games on out
of town courts. but were forced to
go down to defeat. Tomorrow nights
game is expected to start the locals
on a winning way and Manager Sui
Ivan will pick his team from Clio
chau. Hubbard, Holzheirner, Miller
Dagger. Loeser brothers and Segar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
yalgey Defeats Cbanev

Benny Valger defeated George
CLANCY in Philadelphia on Saturday
night. The referee stopped the bout
in the fifth round to save CLANCY
from an unnecessary beating.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
New Manager for Roherts2

When Al Roberts resumes his ring
duties again 1t Is probable that an
other manager will book his contests.
More than n mind has made it
known that GaTdella has proved him.
self incapable of handling a conner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
Rather IA Laid I'm

Augie Rather will be out of the
ring for several weeks, due to an in
Jury to his arm. His manager has
found 1t necessary to refuse a num-
Der Of holiday offers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
ASSOCIATION OF RAILWAY EXECUTIVES
THOMAS DEWITT CUYlER, Chairman

CARL R. GRAY, President
Western Maryland RaluaJ Co
JOHN H. Acting Pres.
Bangor g AroostoOk Railroad Co
CHAS. HAYDEN, President
Chicago, Rock Island 81 Pacific Rdiwns Co
Chairman of Board
Minneapolis s. ST. Loud, Railroad Ca
THOMAS D. HEED, Receiver
Chicago s. Eastern Illinois Railroad Ca
I. M. HERBERT, President
S. Louis SouihUeste,n Railway Co
c. W. HUNTINGTON, President
Vuginidn RliiwdJ Co
I. H. HUSTIS, Temporary Receiver
Boston s. Maine Railroad Co.
c. E. INGERSOLL, President
Midland VaIley Railroad Co.
[. E. JOHNSON, President
Norfolk 8 Western RaiwaJ Co
LARZ A. JONES, President
Alabama g ViekSbpTg Ralwdy Co
Viekbnrsh. Shrevepor g Pacific RalVd, Co.
MORGAN JONES, President
Abilene g Southern RailwdJ
HOWARD G. KELLEY, President
Grand Trunk RailwaJ Sysem
WILLIAM T. KEMPER, Receiver
The Kansas Clip. Mexico g Orient R Co
]. R. KENLY, President
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co
JOHN B. KERR, President
New York. Ontario g Wssrern RalwdJ Co.
JULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT
D-tI--. e (l.- - E. Glun
Southern Pacific Company
H. R. KURRIE, President
Chicago, Indianapolis 6LonisVileR GdwayCo.
A. R. LAYTON, President
Central Of Georgia Railway COL
c. M. LEVEY, President
Western Pacific Railroad Co.
E. E. LOOMS, President
L.shigh ValEey Railroad %.
L. F. LOREE, President
Delauare s Hudson Company
Kansas Gig Southern Railway Company
ROBERT S. LOVETT, Pres.
Union Paeife Railroad Co.
MORRIS MCDONALD, President
Maine Central Railroad Company
c. H. MARKHAM, President
Illinois Central Railroad Co.
N. S. MEDIUM, Pres, s. Chairman
Texas s Pacific Railway Co.
I. L. NISBET, General Agent
Georgia. Florida s Alabama RailWay Co
WILLIAM T. NOONAN, President
Buffalo. Rochester 8 PiusbHrgh RalUay Co
WILLIAM c. OSBORN ice-Pres.
Detroit toledo 8 IIOnton Railroad Co
A H. PAYSON, President
Northwestern Pacific Railroad CO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16

Benjamin t o Meet Don1ey
Joe Benjamin., the coming light
weight champion. who halls from the
coast. Will meet Mickey Donley in
Newark on December q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-16
BoWLERs MEET TONIGHT

There win be a special meeting OF
the bowling league representatives at
the Cunningham hotel tonight at 7
o'clock. All the six representatives
are expected to be present SO that
final preparations can be completed.