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Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
HIGH CHANCELLOR OF
 X. OF P. Is COMING

The supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias will arrive in Phoe- nix Saturday morning to attend dis frict meeting of the lodges or the southern part of the state and 10 look over the Salt River valley. He will ,to taken on a tour over the valley by a,otor car and will be shown the prin- rinal interesting features along the route.
 The district meeting of the lodges will be held at o'clock in the even inc and 50 or 60 members from other ,,afs of the southern counties are eX- nected to be in attendance. At meet ing held in Tempe last night com nittee was appointed to assist in the
 Grand officers from Tucson, Ray, EIavden and Miami will be present as veil as members from Chandler and inc valley towns. A banquet will fol low the meeting, which is expected to complete the evening in a Joily man . ner.
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
ALL IS READY TODAY
 FOR MATTHEWS DAY

TEMPE, May 26=Matthews Day celebration will take place this after noon on the Normal campus; begin ming at o'clock there will be a parade composed of Normal students and faculty. Following this the program will be rendered. Song, Tn Vale of Tempe" Address, "Dr. Matthews as Knew Him Twenty Years Ago" Ad dress, "Dr. Matthews Work in the Normal School" Col. J. Fl. McClintock. Address, How Dr. Matthews Has Helped Tempe" Dr. R. J. Flight. Ad dress, Growth of the Normal Under Dr. Matthews" Principal Alma Davis. Address. "Dr. Matthews as an Educa tor" J. l.. Felton. Song, America"
 Pythian Sisters Meeting
 Pythian Sisters will meet in regular session Thursday night at o'clock sharp. Beside the regular business session a class of ladies will be initi- ated. Phoenix and Mea Pythian Sis ters will visit our lodge and Mesa will assist in the initiatory work. A social hour and refreshments will follow to which all our members are urgently requested to attend.
 Baby Girl
 Mir. and Mrs. Fideli Bracamante are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine seven pound baby girl in their home.
 Leaves for Hayden
 Clyde AIurchison, who has been in Tempe a few days visiting his brother. ollie, has returned to his home in Hayden.
 Windes Returned
 Dudley Windes who has been in Washington. D. C., in the interest of American Legion business has re- turned.
 American Legion Meeting
 There will be a regular business meeting of the American Legion Thursday evening.
 Accepts New Position
 B. B. Sanders for several years cashier at the Farmers and Merchants bank has accepted a position with the E. A. Harter company of Phoenix and will begin his work there June 1. MT. and Mrs. Sanders will continue to live in Tempe for the present anyway.
 Election Returns
 At the city election which was held Monday 12I votes were cast c. M. Woodward and K. B. Meyers received the highest votes and the others who were elected tc, the position of council men were G. <. Goodwin, c. c. Steele and R. J. flight.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
HAD TIE HABIT

The former infantry major. now in Eight barbers snapped out of restful postures and stood stiffly by their chairs. The major hesitated. feeling there was something he should do about 1t. Then it all came to him in q flash
 As you were he bellowed.-Amer- ican Legion Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
UNDEFENDED DIVORCE
 CASES UP IN BRITAIN

LONDON - Unddsended divorce cases for the new term of the divorce court number 1243 against 292 at the same time last year
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

of him ct all times. Incidentally, more woodsmen arc wearing neckties this year than ever Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
COUNCIL NOMINEES
 AT MESA ELECTED

MESA, May 26-The seven council men nominated for the Mesa common council at the primaries last month were officially elected at the general election held Tuesday All through the day interest in the election Jagged until the last two hours when support CTS to W. M. Beach brought cut scores of voters and came within 2S votes of placing him on the council. At the time of closing the polls in some quarters it was stated that he would be elected and as the counting progressed more certainty was given to 1t until the last few ballots were listed.
 The election resulted as follows:
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26


 Sacaton - River crossing good, though some sand.
 Coconino County
 All roads dry. Flagstaff Williams good; Williams Ash Fork, fair, rough in places; Williams Grand Canyon, good: Flagstaff Grand Canyon. good; Flagstaff Canyon Padre, excellent, good travelling thence to Winslow. rough in places; Flagstaff south, dry but rough.
 Roads good in all directions; a sand wash or two a little troublesome on -Payson road. Winkleman to Christmas rough.
 Pine-Road in good condition Pine to Winslow. Strawberry hill in good shape.
 All roads in county in first-class condition; best route between Stafford and Clifton is via Duncan
 Maricopa County
 Valley roads muddy. Black Canyon being repaired. Wickenburg road in good shape. Florence road: Take new state highway. Tempe bridge open ex- cept for heavy duty trucks.
 Mohave County
 Road from Kingman to Nelson, Chloride, Blackberry and Sandy, good; to Yucca, good. except rough in sew eral washes; to Oatman, rough mile posts 16 to 19, balance good; Oatman and Yucca to Topoc. rough; Yucca to Bill Williams river. fair to A1cCracken mountain, balance passable, crossing Bill Williams river not advised; Chlo- ride to SearchliZht, ferry fair
 Navajo County
 All roads in good condition both via Gallup and Springerville; all side roads fair
 Whiteriver-All roads are dry ex- cept a few stream crossings between Cooley and SpringerviIIe on the noun tain road. In most places they are still rough, but otherwise quite safe for travel.
 Pima County
 All main roads in good condition, balance fair.
 PinaI County
 All main roads in good condition. but valley roads are beginning to cut up. Florence Casa Grande road bad due to reconstruction; take desert road between these two points.
 Santa Cruz County
 All highways and county roads in good travelling condition.
 YaVapai County
 Roads generally in good condition Dewey to Flagstaff via Camp Verde and Sedona good. Dewey to Flagstaff via Camp Verde and Beaver Creek highway, good except six miles of very rough rocky road from Cedars to county line, but passable to autos. Re construction work in progress on east end of Beaver Creek highway. Yuma County Ehrenberg ferry closed on account of high water.
 Parker-Road via Parker and Needles in good condition. Ferry service not affected by high water. Repairs made on sand near Parker this week. Road is we'll signed.
 ROBERT c. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

FOR RENT-3-room apartment, bath and screen sleeping porch unfurnished. s22.00 per month. AG. w. Alexander, rraf11r1p
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
AIumnae Tea

On next Tuesday afternoon the wo- men members of the Normal faculty will entertain the alumnae in the form of a tea which will be given on the presidents lawn.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN

FOR SALE-EIectric fan. Inquire 13 East Sixth St, Tempe. 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

creamery and Maple Ave. Finder re-
 turn and receive reward. Acedo Barber 1 Shop. Tempe. dm
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

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Arizona republican., 1920-05-26


 The election placed two new council men on the board, Delbert Stapley and w. A. Macdonald, all of the rest being reelected from the term they are now serving. The new council it is planned will meet on Tuesday, June 1, for it's organization and election of mayor.
 Juniors in "The Spy"
 Interest at the high school this week centerS around the junior play which is to be given Friday evening in the new auditorium. Within class circles every one is busy on the production, entitled 'sThe Spy" and no effort is being spared to make it the best offering of the term. As a starter over $10o has been expended in getting the necessary costumes together and a great outlay of expense has been made in other ways that the play may be completely equipped in every detail. As an addi- tionaI feature to their play Friday eve ming, the cast will that afternoon give a matinee when children of the grade schools will be admitted for nominal fee.
 O. E. s. Dance Tonight
 As a concluding event to it's seasons activities the Mesa Order of the East ern Star will be hostess this evening at dance to be given in the Masonic hall. Invitations for the affair were issued yesterday, and those who did not secure one will find them available Drug store.
 PhotopIays Today
 Mary Pickford will be the favorite at the Majestic today, appearing in the popular photoplay Captain Kidd, IT." A Pathe News film completes the program. At the Orpheum William Desmond will appear in Dangerous Waters. Princess Leone will also ap- pear there in a program similar to that given by her last evening
 Their First Born
 Mir. and Mrs. Ebert Winkleman of North Wilbur avenue. are the proud parents of an S-pound baby girl born to them yesterday forenoon.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

All roads dry. Flagstaff Williams good; Williams Ash Fork, fair, rough in places: Williams Grand Canyon, good; Flagstaff Grand Canyon, good; Flagstaff Canyon Padre, excellent, good trapeling thence to Winslow, rough in places; Flagstaff south, dry but rough
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

IN CITY pond. light bay mare 500 lbs years old; wire cut on left shoulder neck: shod behind; hind foot white. Inquire D. c. Buck Stable. phone 32q Tempe
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

Roads good in all directions; a sand wash or two a little troublesome on Roosevelt -Payson road. Winkleman to Christmas rough.
 Pine-Road in good condition Pine to Winslow Strawberry hill in good shape.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
coconino County

River Crossings Sacaton - River crossing good, though some sand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
kYIlIIIlll[l5
College Football

intercollegiate football knocked.
the cash register for a goal in the
season Just ended.
The business side of the gridiron
sport has reached tremendous and
undreamed of proportions.
The gate receipts of the Harvard
Yale game alone stacked over $780,
600 in the school athletic treasury.
Many OF the big institutions are
planning to build huge stadiums. II
will take more fans to fill them. The
only way they can draw the people
through the turnstiles is to build
winning teams, regardless of the
cost.
1t means that they will enlarge
and perfect their scouting systems to
search out promising gridiron ma
terial.
There are various ways by which
possible colorful stars can be at
tracted to institutions of leaning
some of which are doubtless above
/ board. but it is strongly rumored
that some methods employed would
not be considered, honorable il the
facts were made known.
No institution would be proud oi
advertising the fact that the team
which represented it was a salaried
eleven.
All of which hints that college
athletics is fouting the rules of strict
amateur sport 10 turn out winning
elevens.
Wouldn't it he rather startling
coincidence if there should be a
! blowout in the matter of financing
I-college football right on the heels OF
! the baseball scandal sketch?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
TOTTENVILLE MAY PLAY
RETURN GAME SUNDAY

Manager Louis "PoX" Booz. OF
the Perth -Amboy football combina-
ton. is endeavoring to book a return
game with the Tottenville eleven to
be played on the Reritan Copper
Works field in this city next Sunday
afternoon. Although Amboy had a
light team on the field sunday. the
visitors put up a game fight, led by
their manager, and Perth Amboy
fans who witnessed the game are
satisfied to know that this city can
have a football representative team
as strong as the baseball or basket
ball representative teams.
1t must he remembered that Tom
Gargan and Harold Runyon who
performed with the crack Orange
A. 4. this season. and Harold
Chick Evans and wink" Scott.
who performed with the undefeated
Montana of Staten Island this fall.
are all Perth Amboy men. These
four players together with Luke Oh
fver. "Pox" Booz, and the pick of
BOOKS present team. would enable
Terth Amboy to have a team with
as strong a lineup as in the days
when the Dexters represented she
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
MANY ENJOY
/. LEGION SMOKER
South Amboy is Scene of Fast
Boxing Bouts Last Night.
May Stage More Fights.

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY. Dec. 7:-With
st. Mary's Hall packed to the doors
and hundreds of fight fans from all
parts of the county turned away,
the smoker held last night under
the auspices of Luke n. Lovely Post,
American Legion, was a big success
As the result of the fights last
night South Amboy promises to be-
come one of the live spots in New
Jersey sportdom. The managers of
last nights show have been strong
ly urged by some of the most prom
incnt fight fans in this vicinity to
secure a state license and run shows
monthly
The crowd was pleased with the
way that Joe" McNulty of Perth
Amboy handled the fighters.
Norton Shades Mccartney
In the main bout AL Norton, of
New York, outpointed Joe McCart-
ney. of Orange. At the conclusion
of the fight, which was six-round
battle full of pep, it was learned
that from the second round McCart-
ney was fighting with a broken
hand. In this bout Mccartney led
the fighting all the way to the end
but was unable to stand the wicked
punches that Norton was able to
get in through his guard. Norton
did little leading but was strong in
defense, blocking many blows.
Seidman Beats Balint
In a fast semi-final, the best bout
of the night, Ted Seidman of New
Brunswick won a close fight over
Joe Balint of Perth Amboy. Early
in the bout the latter had every
thing in his favor but toward the
last weakened considerably. Seid-
man was good at taking punishment
and many of the blows that Balint
was able to land were ineffective.
Seidman showed up to poor advan-
tage in rushes which featured the
work of Balint.
The first four-round bout of the
night was between O'Keefe and
Kelly, a draw. In the special bout
of the evening Young Hart, of Me-
chanicsville, was matched with Ted
Smaka, of Elizabeth. 1t was Sma-
ka's fight.
Battling Red' knocks Out Joseph
In the first six-round bout Bat
Ting Red secured a decisive victory
over Buck" Joseph, who out
weighed him six pounds. Red led
the fight from the first. In the first
round Battling Red secured
knockdown. In the second Joseph
went down for the count of nine
and recovered just as the bell rung
out the end of the round. He took
the count of ten early in the third
round.
During the intermission and
previous to the first bout the Ma
jestic Entertainers of Newark
pleased with Jazz selections.
A suggestion was made last night
by a member of the Perth Amboy
Legion that joint exhibition be
held some time early in the new
year in the Auditorium, Perth AM
boy, under the joint auspices of the
two posts. Chairman Chris Mulrain
has this under consideration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
HIGH SCHOOL INTER-ClASS
GAMES WILL FINISH TODAY

Final games in the Perth Amboy
High school interclass series will be
played in the high school gym START
ing at 3:45 o'clock this afternoon
The junior and senior boys and girls
class teams clash in these gaIees.
The winner of the girls game is the
winner of the girls series, while
should the seniors win the boys
game, the result would be tie,
while il the juniors win, the series
will be decided with the third year
students, the champions.
Tomorrow afternoon in the high
school gym the second varsity prac-
tice for the boys team will be held.
Twenty-one candidates reported for
the first practice, and a number OF
other candidates are expected out
this afternoon. Charley Hughes,
Sladkus, and a number of players on
the freshman and sophomore class
teams, are expected out tomorrow
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
Points
JUNIORS
AOUEHONGAS WIN MATCH
FROM POST OFFICE PINMEN
SENIORS

The Aquehonga bowling team of
Tottenville invaded the local Y. NJ.
c. A. alleys last night and defeated
the post Office team two out of three
games. The first game went to the
Amboy "Louies" by margin of
seventy-seven pins. The second
game. however. resulted in matters
being evened up when the islanders
won by fifteen pins. The third and
deciding game of the night won't to
the Tottenville pinmen with seven
ty-nine pins to spare.
Although Clarence Hoffman. lead
off man for the federals, made high
score, 226. the high average honors
went to Leven, the Aquehonga an
chor man, with 203. Leven's scores
were 1S1, 225 and 204. Hoffman's
average was 201, the result Of games
at 226, 1913 and 1S5.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
LYCEUM- DRY DOCK GAME
At KOzUSKO'S TONIGHT

The Lyceum A. C. basketball
team of this city will make hard
effort to defeat Wesley Wilson's Dry
Dock big five on KoZusko's court,
Hall avenue tonight, as has been
shown by the announcement of
their lineup by Manager Banzick
with two light senior stars included
in same. The Dry Dock combina-
ton has won seven games this sea-
son. not having been defeated as
yet, victories being scored over Mat
avian, Tottenville du Pont. Lyceums,
Liberties and the Woodbridge A. A.
outfit.
The Dry Dock and Lyceum outfits
met on the Parish House court a
short time ago. Wilson's team win
ming 24-1S although Hanason and
Parker played with the Hall avenue
combination. The lineup announced
by Banzick is as follows: Glochau
and Sullivan, forwards: Yves Han
son, center; Banzick, Brennan and
Seplacky guards. The Dry Dock
team will probably pick their line
up from Runyon. Brownmiller,
Rankin Loeser, Kurowsky and
Campbell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
SPEEDWAYS TO MEET FAST
KNIGHTS ST. PETER FIVE

The Speedway basketball team of
this city is possibly crossing the class
line in their game with the Knights
of st. Peters, at New Brunswick,
next Friday night. but the manage
ment is confident of making good
showing against the county seat out
fit, Judging from the drubbing hand
ed to the Dupont team at Parlin on
Thursday night. The Knights of st.
Peters combination finished third in
the Middlesex county senior cham
pionship race last year. and are out
after senior honors this year.
The knights are expected to line
up with Sutton, Fitzpatrick, Harding
brothers and Kane in the game on
Friday night, while the Speedways
will have Ray and Bob Handerhan,
Brownmiller. Martin, Campion and
Bradley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
L. \. c. Five Reorganized.

The Tottenville A. c. basketball
team has been reorganized for the
season and Manager Charley Hill
ker is desirous of hearing from sem
ior teams in this city and through-
out Mlddlesex county. all games to
be played on opponents court. To
start the season the Tottenville out
fit will have Charley Sher. Preacher,
La Forge Hewett Covell and Paugh.
All communications should be ad-
dressed to 1892 Amboy road Totten
Vile. The manager also can be
reached by calling Tottenville 919.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
SPORTING NEWS
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The Dodo Graves Dough-Dough!

1Ie DouO Graves DOugn-DOugh!
Out of the dim, dark yesterday.
A voice is heard once more
Which all reminds us vividly
When Jess sat on the floor.
I'm training some," says Mr.. jess,
Down on my Kansas rancho,
I'm coming back and show the
world
That I'm no ancient dodo.
IF Texas Rick will put me on
With Jack-the giant-killer-
I'll demonstrate what l forgot
In that Toledo thriller.
Since then I've chopped a lot of
wood,
I've breathed the Kansas zephyrs;
I've pitched the hay-plowed the
And roped the frisky heifers.
The stuff it takes to cripple guys
I've got to knock 'em curly,
My heart now thumps quite reg
larly
And l am big and burly.
"It peeveth me to recollect
The purse l got for my show.
And though l am little old
l crave some modern dough-
dough-"
Some of the boys are accusing
Jess Willard of stealing Eva Tan
guay's stuff.
After Jess was in that train wreck
at Toledo a year and a half ago
most everybody believed that he'd
spend the rest of his days conva-
lescing.
1t might be that Jess has the
moving picture bug. We suggest
that any scenario with a fall in
it would answer the purpose.
Willard certainly passed out of
the footlights' glare in a hurry after
the Maumee Bay episode in three
cts-biff-bang-flo
The last time the Kansas giants
name broke into print was when
he was arrested for initiating the
price of cord wood. but proved to
the court that he was a good Sam
aritan instead of a profiteer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
Woodbridge A. A. Play Tonight

Joe WaIsh's Woodbridge A. A.
basketball team expects tough op-
position from the International big
five of Newark on the high school
court in Woodbridge tonight. The
Newark outfit is rated as the strong
est opposition booked by the Wood
bridge manager this season, and in
asmuch as his team is steadily
rounding into old time form, an in
teresting contest is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
LEAGUES FINISHED

The final games in the athletic
league of Middlesex county voca-
tional school No. have been
played. The senior volley ball
league championship race finds the
schedule of games completed with
team No. captained by f. Codes
ky and team No. 6 captained by f.
Thompson in the lead.
The following is the final stand :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
MADlS0NS WIN THREE
IN ElKS LEAGUE
Standing in Elks League.

The Madison bowling team in the
Eiks League took three straight
games from the Sterlings last night
IN regular scheduled match. The
result of these games brings the
Madison combination into fifth
place from the cellar, while the
Sterlings drop to eighth place. Jes-
sen won high average and high
score honors in this match. bowling
1874, 225 and 147 for an average of
1872. Previous to last nights match
the Madison lost six straight games.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
NfatIisons
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colds and Group: Foley Kidney Pills for
pains in sides and backs; rheumatism.
backache, kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation, biliousness. headaches.
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Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
South Amboy Scouts Challenge

The South Amboy Boy Scout bas-
ketball team is anxious to secure
games with any team In the 125 and
1876 pound class. The team will
play either at home or on any court
i'm the county. For information as
to schedule write John Parker,
Augusta street. South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
v. VI. II. \. Midscts Organize

The Y. NJ II. 4. midget basketball
team has been organized and the
manager. Alfred Goldstein, 1875 Fay
ette street. is desirous of booking
games with teams averaging 100
pounds games to be played at home
or on opponents courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
SM|TH-ROTH
TEAMS LEAD
GIochau's Outfit Also Winner
Last Night in Y. NJ. C. A.
Basketball League.

The teams Captained by Smith,
Glochau and Roth were victorious
i'm contests in the Y. NJ. c. A. senior
basketball league last night. Smiths
team defeated Tangaards represent
tatives 23-14, Glochau's combina-
tion won from Warter 2S-15 and
Roth's team defeated McCreery's
team 25-12. Last nights results
cause a triple tie for second place,
Smiths team being well entrenched
In first place.
The scOre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07
BLACK HORSE FIVE
WIN BOWLING MATCH

;, a bowling match was rolled on
Bohnsack's alleys last night be-
tween two teams known as Mule
isen's White Horse five and Done
,hue's Black Horse five. The for
mer won the second game, but was
defeated in the other two games.
Larsen, anchor man for the Black
Horses, averaged high with III.
Mullesen's 202 was high for the
night.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-07

Rumor says that Jess has lost a
bunch of jack in oil. and he is COM
ing back to the ring to rehabilitate
his shrinking fortunes, just as Car
pentier did to get his coal interests
out of hook.