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The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-01
Women Made Young

Bright eyes, clear skin and a body full of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system In order by regularly taking
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
GIRLS CLUB WIN
FROM POND FIVE
PIainfield Team Goes Down to
1877 Defeat on Home Court
in Game Saturday Night

The Girls club basketball team OF
this city travelled to Plainfeld on Sat
.urday night where they downed the
.colors of the crack Pond Girls team
of that place by a score of 49,. This
was the Perth Amboy teams third
Victory over the Plainheld combina-
|tion this season. Miss Ruth Macan
the star forward OF the Perth Amboy
team vas the high scorer for the visit
ing team, outscoring the entire Plain
field team. Miss Doris Willsey played
a sterling defensive game for the visit
ing combination. Miss I. Hummell won
individual honors for the home team.
The Perth Amboy combination step
ped into the lead early In the initial
SESSION and led the Plainheld outfit
throughout the entire forty minutes of
play. Both halves OF this game were
played according to boys rules. a game
(which the home team has excelled at
this year. Although minus the ser
vices OF their regular center, Miss Ethel
Lewis, the visiting girls showed in
Isuperb form with Miss Blanche Warter
in the pivot position. The first half
of this game ended 1915.
The Plainfeld team played a bet
ter defensive game in the final ses-
sion than they did IN the initial ses-
sion. holding the visiting girls to three
points. But the Amboy guards dis
played their ability TO hold their men
scoreless and the Plain1eld team
scored but n point in this session.
Both teams exhibited classy passing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
MOVE IN KEYpORT To PUSH
ALL SPORTING ACTIVITIES

% aptlNal IoJre@p0iuenf.
kEYPORT, April 19-Keyport ~
SOON to be represented b. an athletic
association which IS now taking form
under the guiding hand OF Alex Ia
doneuer OF this place, who promoted
the AerOmarine successfully during
the past winter. A baseball team Is
now being formed here 70 represent
Report and good material for O
championship team is being looked
for.
Efforts are to be mado to revive
all sporting activities in Report.
which will include yachting. interfere
company activities. and AerOmarine
contests. The idea Is to have ath-
letio events conducted in Keyport on
holidays this summer so that 1t viii
not be necessary for Tho residents
here to go out Of town in order to
have some amusement 9t this charac-
ter. Races between the fouc fire
companies have ncen suggested. these
contests to be held IN connection with
other athletic events.
The officers OF the newly formed
Keyport Athletic Association are Alex
I~adoneuer president; Alfred Mailing.
treasurer; sam Stein manager OF
baseball team; Howard Terry, cap
tain: Russell 8. Poliny. coach and
! publicity agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
SOUTH AMB0Y HIGH SCHOOL
NINE PLAYS GAME TOMORROW
BIZ speciql corressomdemf.

SOUTH AArBOY, April 19.-Tomor-
row will mark the opening game of
the 1920 baseball season for the South
Amboy High School when a team from
that school meets Jamesbure at the
latters home grounds. The first home
game will also be against this COM
bination on May 4 on the Y. M. C. A.
field.
Practice has already been held by
h locals In preparation for the hard
games that have been scheduled. Four
teen games already have been booked
by Manager Raymond c. Dowdell. who
Is endeavoring to schedule eighteen
games for his team. The lineup for
game on Tuesday Is not yet known.
team will start off with nine vet
Grams or last years pace-making team
which won seven out of eight games
played n advanced a w~ell-grounded
claim 10 the Mlddlesex County Scholas-
Tic Championship. One of the biggest
games of the season will be appear
ance of Lakewood High School in this
city. This team has held its own
with the best In the state for MANY
years, Inc last year was a runner up
Tor the state championship.
The schedule follows:
tuesday, April 20-Jamesburg High
school at J~amesburg.
Friday, April 23-Matawan High
School at Matawan.
Friday. April 30-Woodbridgs High
school at Woodbridge.
tuesday, May 4-Jamesburg High
Scnool at South Amboy.
FRIDAY. May Bound Brook High
ochooi at South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
AMBOYS SHUT-OUT
BROOKLYN EvERGREENS,6-0

With 'Nibs' Hand and Jim Romer
batting at a $50 clip, 'Pud" Stin-
son rounding into mld-season form
and the entire Amboy team playing
bang-up ball behind the heaving of
Chunk" Applegate. Joe Mullen's
Perth Amboy baseball team registered
their initial victory of the season here
yesterday afternoon over the crack
E~.vergreens, of Brooklyn. by a score
Of Go. before a crowd Of over 1000
baseball-eating fans.
Applegate I'm Real Form.
When the Amboy team took the
field to start the game n Harry
Applegate assembled the mound. Null
lens team looked like a real CHAM
pion organization. Chunk" sue
ceeded in tanning the first two men
in the initial season., and only nine
three rounds: Applegaate struck out
seven opponents. allowed four hits.
three coming in the eighth inning,
when Chunk eased up in his heav-
ing.
Hand and Romer Lead Batters
"Nibs" Hand. the former star
PAGER backstop, and Jim Romer, the
crack Keasbey o~utfielder, led the
Perth Amboy team in batting. Hand
secured a tripleI double and single In
-four trips to the rubber. while Romer
secured two doubles and a single in
the same number of appearances at
the plate. "Pud" Stinson played a
much better game yesterday h a he
did a week ago, securing two timely
bingles and handling six chances in
the field without a miscue.
Amboy Scores i'm Second
Although "BIackie" Regain secured
the first hit of the game In the first
round, the Amboy team did not score
until the second when Stinson led OH
with a single to right, Romer follow
ed with a double to center and Hand
sandwicheds in his first hit of the
game a pretty single to right scoring
Stinson and Romer. Hand scored the
third run of the round when Peter
son fumbled Egan's bounder.
The Amboy team scored again in
the third round. Christopherson, the
first batter in this round. was safe on
Peterson's wild throw and went to
third when Jackie threw wild over
second to prevent a pilfer OF that
lag Christy scored on Stinson's sim
Gle to center. and "Pud" scored when
Hand tripled to the same territory.
The final run of the game was
scored In the fifth inning as q result
of the batting OF Romer and Hand.
After Stinson flied out to Manuel;
Hand followed with a terrific clout to
right which should have been good
for a homer on hard ground. Hand
scored a double on his hit, Wh1le
Romer crossed the pan.
Marshs4+ scored two Of the Brook
jyn team's hits, the first In the fourth,
and the last in the eighth. an infield
tap. Jackie and Kutzelman ac-
counted for the other two bingles IN
the eighth stanZa.
Mickey Loeser had a big day in the
left garden handling five clouts with
out a miscue. stretch" Burke mace
several beautiful stabs around the
initial sack that prevented h Brook-
lyn men from getting on the bag. only
six visitors reached first base, -FOUR
as the result of hits, one walk ana q
wild throw.
Wundey. a southpaw started for the
Brooklyn team, but the big guns or the
.Amboy team sent him to cover arter
the third inning. and Peterson VINO
Finished the game was found to be
as easy as the starter.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

Throughout the entire contest.
Two OF the baskets made by Miss
Ruth Macan In his contest were OF
the sensational variety. Miss Eliza
beth Macan was held scoreless from
tho field, but contributed two points
from the gratis line. Ms Blanche
'warter dropped In one basket for the
Perth Amboy team. The scoring for
the Plainheld outfit was divided be-
tween the Misses Hummell and Spencer
the former scoring one double counter,
while the latter contributed two field
and n foul goals.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

porarily clear them away, they
will promptly re-appear until their
cause Is removed.
s. S. S. is an antidote to the mil.
lions Of tiny Catarrh germs with
which your blood Is infested. A
thorough course Of this remedy
viii cleanse and purity your blood,
and remove the disease germs
which cause Catarrh.
For free medical advice write t.
Chief Medical Adviser, 101 Swift
LAbor1tory, Atlanta. Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

Friday, May 14-Metuchen High
School at Metuchen.
Tuesday, May 1S-Matawan High
School at South Amboy.
Tuesday. June st. Peters High
School at South Amboy.
Thursday, June 3-Lakewood High
school at South Amboy.
Saturday. June 5-Rahway High
School at Railway.
Tuesday. June s-Bound Brook High
School at Bound Brook.
Friday, June 1S-Woodbridge High
School at South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

The Knights of Columbus will put
a baseball team on the diamond this
season. A practice session was held
yesterday morning and a large num-
Der of members took part In same.
Balinski is DESTROYS of get
ting oil the ball players from the
local council out for practice so tina
the strongest possible combination
will represent the Knights. The man
ager desires to book games with any
light senior teams in his city. and
representatives of n other organ
Nations in the city or state. Address
ali COMMUNICATIONS to the rooms. 101
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
En,DIoycI Rows Win

The Employed Boys Brotherhood
basketball team defeated the Com
rades Bible class basketball team In n
game on the Y. NJ. G. A. court Fri
day night by a score OF IS. The
game was hard fought throughout, the
at the end OF half time stand
Ing az In favor OF the Comrade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

The candidates for the Perth Am-
boy high school baseball team Will
hold another practice session on the
Raritan Copper Works diamond this
afternoon. Coach Evans is rounding
a fairly good team out of the candi-
dates that reported for a position on
the team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

The North Amboy Midgets would
like to book games with any team
averaging from 1e-14 years OF age,
such as the Lehigh midgets, Niccories
midgets. or Acorn midgets. Address
all challenges to Emil DANTE. Parker
street. or call 6S6-R.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
How About You're atarrh?
Do You Want Real Relief?

Then Throw Away Your Sprays
and Other Makeshift Treat
ment.
Whyf Simply because you have
overlooked the cause If catarrh,
and all Of your treatment has been
misdirected. Remove the cause Of
Che clogged-up secumulatiens that
ehoks up your air passages, and
thsy viii naturally disappear for
Good- But No matter how many
tssal a~RDlieatioas Jon use e ten
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
HARMONY B. B. CLUB wins
SECOND GAME OF SEASON

The Harmony B. b. c., annexed
their second victory of the season
when they defeated the Catholic +.
e. of the Dublin section of the city
by q score of 1912 on the Pardee Held
yesterday afternoon. Both teams Sc
cured a number Of their runs as a
result of rallies in different innings.
Tho box core:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

The summary: Three base hits. Hand
two base hits: Romer. 2, Hand. Stolen
bases, Brooklyn, 2; Amboy 2. Base on
balls, Applegate. 1: Peterson, 8. Struck
out, A~pplegate. Z; Wundey, l; Peterson
q Hots of Wundey 6 In 8 innings.
Peterson. 8 In 8 innings. Umpire
"Puk" Mule. announcer. Moe Lew
koWitZ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

The Y. M. C. A. alleys tonight will
be the Gene of the first bowling
match of a series OF three between
Raymond's Y. NJ. G. A alley team
and Payne's Y. NJ. c. A. team. This
series will decide the champions of
the association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
Young PAGERS Want Games

The Young PAGERS. a light midget
nine, would like to hear from any
team averaging ten to fourteen years
of age. Direct all challenges to
Morris shihar. 3s4 Barracks street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
StoIz Ouits CIovcrs

Mike Stolz has resigned his position
as manager of the Glover baseball team
and desires to cancel all games booked
by him for that cam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

NNEFICAN LEAGUE
Games Today
New York at Boston Ga. m. and %. MI.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Yesterdays Results
II: Detroit, 4.
Chicago-St. Louis (rain).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19

Standings In Major
Baseball Ledgu eS
NATIONAL
Games Today

at New York
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Yesterdays Results
8: New York, 1.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 3.
Pittsburgh, q; Cincinnati. l..
ST. Louis, 2; Chicago. 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-19
GfFk Club
North Amhor Mldrcls CllalIenge

Referee-Loser.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-31
A CASE IN POINT.

In San Juan county there appears to be a sao
mess of taxation records When Judge Hollomah
was asked to give judgment in some four thousand
instances of alleged delinquency multitude Of per-
sons claimed that they had paid taxes.
In order that they might establish fact OF pay
ment and the records be adjusted, the court last
week postponed action until october.
The local papers commend Judge Holloman for
fairness to the claimants, but make comment up
on past or present officials responsible for the un-
fortunate state of affairs
Every county in the state, perhaps, has suffered
more or less from inefficency and incompetency at
some time in assessment and collection of taxes II
not from dishonesty of officials. No man should be
elected to assess collect who is not competent to
keep records correctly.
But the popularity of citizen, or his ability 10
mako political combinations to elect himself ana
others, has to do with county selections than
have the qualifications of the men, The inequalities
and errors that result the cause of the growing
opinion that the assessment of taxes IL not the col
lection should be done by some central authority
which would employ experts. When local assessor
or falls down it is not alone the people OF
that county who suffer. The entire state is loser
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-31
"D1sHoNORABLE SEPARATE PEACE?"

Other lands have technically made up with Ger
many and are doing business while America and
Germany are barred by an imaginary state of war
from speaking together, from shaking the out
stretched hands of another and engaging IN
commerce.
Wilson stands between and will not permit war
to be called off or consent to negotiations between
them To make an American Germany treaty
would never do, he declares Why not? This coun-
try could not honorably ask or Germany grant any
advantage over England the other powers, but
not one Of them could or would object to direct
action between Germany and the United States. IL
is commercially to the advantage of other countries
for us to be kept apart while they go under re-
stored relations.
The whole status is one that concerns only the
United States and Germany far as equity Is con-
cerned. AS soon as there is republican president
in washington the farcical state of will end
Until then the allies who pull together may continue
to get commercial advantages that come from peace
full relations between nations admittedly at peace
but which cannot exist between nations which are
barred by war laws when there is
1t is none of the business of France, of England
of Italy of any other nation we now shake hands
with Germany and call off the war, as they have
done collectively under their old agreement to not
separately make treaty of peace.
Never before was the United States put into the
position of standing aloof because president said
we must do a thing only in the way that European
powers did.
The disadvantage the United States is under now
in the suspension of commerce with Germany, is not
the most important evil. The failure to get things
settled to go ahead and end suspended progress
hurts most. Just long the administration can
run things on a basis. and is liable to exercise
war powers the country does not know what may
happen nor how to normal conditions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-31
MORE ABOUT "BOITING."

We appreciate the sarcasm of the following from
the FIT Sumner Review:
IF things don't go the Journals way it
will bolt" This statement puts both parties
in q predicament.'
Nevertheless it affords us a text for the discus
sion of important question
Those in control of organizations have always
sought to hold their party in line by the stigma they
have attached to the word bolt" No matter now
corrupt how devoid of responsiveness to the pub
lie will the who will not stand for it IS a
y.bolter'
Ones sense of decency ones passion Tor the
public good makes no difference. The boss con-
trolls the action of the party and then characterizes
the born American citizen who will not tolerate
Prescriptions "bolter."
The Independent voter has always been the safety
of democracy. Without that independent element
the birth and death rate would be the only factor
changing the relative strength of the parties.
But corruption ineffciency has always been
curbed by the independent voter. By throwing his
vote to the side of decency wisdom he has con-
verted minorities into majortes and overturned the
management of government.
This tendency toward independence upon the part
of body Of voters has always had a tendency to
make the parties be good. In states like Pennsyi-
vania, and southern states where ma1orltles
are too large TO be overcome by the independent
vote corruption has been the rule. The danger OF
having its commission TO govern taken away from
it has always led a political party to be careful
Therefore We do not apologize for our independence
We are criticized for making the statement IN
advance that if decency and responsiveness to the
public will fail to prevail will not support the re-
publican state ticket What should we do? Re-
main silent until too late to remedy conditions and
then refuse to support the ticket give fair notice
in advance of state of mind? Which is fairer to
the party? Does a statement of fact constitute a
"threat?'
AS far as we are concerned do not need to
go TO the democratic party. 1t has already come
TO us by the adoption of our platform. We can, II
compelled, support it without the slightest shift OF
position,
1t has been said that we looking for an ex-
cuse to go to the democrats quite the contrary is
true; we are looking for excuse to stay with the
republicans.
Given fair opportunity will support the re-
publican state ticket with all vigor. But We are
progressive in thinking; not reactionary. we
will not stutify ourselves by repudating what we
have been contendng for. We will be consistent
If the will of the rank and file of the party can
be made audible, it will be found to be progressive
If those in charge insist upon policy with which
we have nothing in common, we cannot be expected
to sacrifice principle to regularity,
We conceive it to be a public duty to lend our
aid in assisting the rank and file to take charge OF
the party.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-31
GOVERNOR IARRAZoLO.

Governor Larrazolo is lily understood by the
people of New Mexico.
The governor believes in law and order. When
lawlessness became likely in the coal fields he pur-
sued course which was unwelcome TO labor. The
combine" of mine owners and politicians hailed him
as their savior. ..
They later sought the repeal of an obnoxious
income tax law. Failing to do their bidding in the
matter he became anathema to these gentlemen
Selling upon their control of the press they began
an adroit and insdous propaganda against him. He
was unsafe. He pardoned too many criminals. HIS
appointments were bad. He was pro-Mexican and
ant-Ango.
All this poison slowly spread by unseen
hands because he failed to be tool in the hands or
the powers that be. They must make an example
of him. All office-holders must be made to feel
that political death is the price of breaking away
from the gang" Everybody must be made afraid
Of them
The public has unconscously taken this mental
poison. Many have formed therefrom adverse
opinion Of Governor Larrazolo which is far from the
truth.
The governor has faults. Most people have. He
has been as good governor as the system" would
permit.
For Governor Iarrazolo to be able to success
fully defy the bosses would put heart into others to
defy them also and hasten the end of the regime.
The governor stands for the program of progress
These considerations should result in the waving
of minor objections and concentration of right
thinking sentiment upon the governor.
We are sure that such is the quick way to our
political, redemption.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-31
WHAT Is A BOSS?

The owned and controlled press of the state
would have it appear that are attempting to
change old bosses for new. They say the Journal
wants to become the boss of the republican party
May we measure our conduct by the yard Suck
of what constitutes a boss?
wouid-be boss builds compact organization.
We have none. We have refused to enter any con-
ferences or make any deals This is very "un-
bosslikd" procedure.
A boss works quietly in the dark to get his re-
suits He is afraid of publicity and public agltauoh
Probably no one will of working in the
dark Certainly will suspect us of being AFRAID
of publicity PUBLIC agitation.
boss seeks to repress any expression of an in
dependent popular will He wishes public interest
and the public conscience to be asleep We are
using our utmost endeavor to arouse both. h..
A boss tries to work up popular enthusiasm over
his candidate. He wants to obscure issues. He Is
afraid of any thought the part of the people We
are pushing ISSUES and interested in candidates
only to the extent of making the issues successful
An alert public conscience is the death-kneh OF
the boss We daily preach the gospel of civic right
eousness and civic duties
The boss procures the enactment of laws to re-
press an expression of the public will and make
possible the handing out of favors to henchmen. we
are pressing the primary law to put the power IN
the peoples hands a budget system to prevent
largess to henchmen equality under the law for all
aand no graft in our land department elsewhere.
That newspaper cannot call upon the people
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-31
JUST FOLKS
Copyright. 1890. by Edgar A. Guest.
BE GREAT OF HEART.

Be great of heart! No fairer greatness lies
In slSills domain or any golden prize,
Fame hath no worth on mortals to bestow
Like that which true and gentle people know.
BE great of heart! Too big for petty hate,
For narrow purpose or restricted state,
Welcome the stranger and be fair to foe,
Skill hath no greater splendor to bestow.
Be great of heart! Neighbor and friend to all
Stand by the weaker brother lest he fall,
Give to the poor, soothe the sadder breast
This is true greatness living to its best.
Be great of heart! One who mems worth exalts
And scorns to mark their trivial sins and faults,
There is no greater office to LIES end
With more rewards than that of Just friend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-31
OUR PLATFORM.

A primary election law which will re-
stora the power to the hands Of the people,
where IL belongs.
2. bipartisan commission Of three or
five to have charge of our school and institu-
tional lands, and the permanent trust funds
derived therefrom-
8. fair, adequate and Just tax law which
viii equitably distribute the burden OF gov
ernment. We have especial reference to the
mining tax laws, although we will seek to
reach any other evaders, big or little, whom
we find. We favor a mine tax law based
upon an ad yalorem property basis, as Other
property Is taxed.
4. fuller budget system for the state In
an effort to put state expenditures on an effi-
cient, economical and progressive basis.