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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

log was.
what are you doing there, Bobby
Coon7" demanded Chatterer.
The only reply was a gentle snore'
This made Chatterer angricr than
ever and he scoldcd until he had 10
stop for breath. And still Bobby
Coon slept. Chattercr reached over
and gave one OF Bobby Coon's ears
a sharp nip with his strong little
teeth. Bobby stirred uneasily.
Go way" he mumurod, sleepily.
Chattercr nlpped him again. This
time Bobby Coon opened his eyes
wide. and he was cross.
"Herel what are you trying 10
dor" he demanded.
Trying to find out what you are
doing in my house, snapped Chat
terer.
wen. it's mine now" aaid Bobby
Coon.
"'pis mine. toor shrfeked Chat.
terer.
well. it's mine now" said Bobby.
once more curling himself up.
And all Chattcrcr could do was
scoid and scold and scold.
Next story: Some One Hears Chat
tcrer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

tantaiixinr smell kept coming ard
coming right toward him. 40 then
he knew Il must be real. and that
something most awfuiiy good 10 eat
muft be causing that smell Could
II be the picnic baskets fun Of
Epodiesz No. he decided not. for
there weren't any baskets TO be seen.
You remember. don't you. that Tug
Turtle was late about bringing
themT
Then he noticed that the good
smell only came when the wind
was blowing from a certain direc.
ton Whenever the wind stopped
the smell stopped. and ths minute
the wind started to biow. there was
that grand smell again.
So he decided 10 use his eyes, and
when they played their jumping
game he looked ~ far ns he coula
sec. Suddenly fis heart gave q
great bound Wha. was that white
sea OF blossoms waving beyond the
pon67 Then the smell came again
and he knew.
BUCKwHEATf
Copyright, 1870. n. n. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
A GOOD SMELL

The Monday after the picnic you
may imagine how lessons went In
the Meadow Grove school Mr..
scribble Scratch and his helpers.
Nancy and Nick. were Ia despair.
because nobody would study or
work. The worst thing was that
nobody seemed TO care whether he
learned anything or not. And the
empty seatsi II was as bad as cir
Gus day.
One of the empty seats belonged
90 Chip Chipmunk. and Chip was
away, I'm sorry to have to tell you.
not because he'd had too many
pickles and too much cake. nor be-
cause he'd got hts feet wet. but be.
cause his eyes were too sharp, and
his nose too keen at smelling.
II was this way The day Of the
picnic when e~ciybody was having
a good time, racing. and throwing.
and swimming. and playing games.
something delicious began to tickle
Chips nose. At first he thought Il
was Imagination. because nobody
else seemed 10 notice t. But the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10

DOGGY threw herself into Moth.
a er desr's arms. and almost
cricd as she told her the terrible
things she had been hearing.
Hardly do I think 1 can so TO
sleep tonight | am 80 sorry for
shat poor little giri and those
&any other ones
Mcther-aoar gathered her up
close and said. "Rat n We know
how hard II waS for the pioneers.
regEy.love. We win feel like try.
ting TO keep this country clean
and fine and safe. won't We. for
they only began ~. and suffered
the big things and now it's-up
TO us
Mcther-dcar smiled At her own
conclusion. ''Evrry single thing
has 20 have beginning. you
know. and most beginnings make
interesting stories. suppos, tell
you one before you go ,o -ieepT'
''Goodyr' sighed rcggy. Il sim.
ply would love TO hear L."
So Mother-dcar began;
Far away In mcrrie England.
on a night almost n hundred years
ago. a group OF people sat about
n dinner table. soft candle light
fiickercd over cleaning silver and
sparkling glass the bare
white shoulders OF beautiful
ladies. and the glossy dinner.
coats and high satin stocks OF
the men.
ION the morrow a ship would
leave London on long and
dangerous voyage. SO long and so
dangerous that Il was the custom
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and down, and his tongue flew as
only chatterer's tongue can fly when
he lis angry
Thief Thief Robert Robberr'
he shrieked. Come out Of my
houseP'
No one came out. and there was
not a sound from inside the hollow
log. Chatterer gradually drew near.
err and nearer 10 the open end OF the
old log. scolding all the time. When
he had first discovered some one in
side he had been too frightened to
see who II was. Now. as he heard
nothing. he grew holder and crept
little way inside. Then he saw
who the unwelcome tenant OF the old
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every year 20 give a dinner TO the
captain Of tho enc ship which
would risk the perils OF the South
seas. the rounding OF the Horn
and tho swirllng currents at the
mouth OF the Columbia 20 reach
F.ngland'a trading post at Fort
Vancouver.
-oniy one ship year. romem.
Der. Il was a great risk to send
more. and so the factor at Fort
Vancouver Uou remember about
the factor who was almost a kingl
had his English mail and his
English supplies this once every
year.
well. there they sat about the
beautiful dinner table and the
dinner was all finished and the
guests were staying on at the
table and talking as they ate
their fruit
"The lady next 10 Captain
simpson said. And you sail to-
morrow Tell me about It's Il
really so strange and wild In that
new country--so diffcrcntf'
1t Is. my lady-very strange.
very wild and very. very differ.
emit he replied. Except for the
good Doctor Mcfaughlin'a home.
4, Is wilder than anything you
have ever read about. Il Is utterly
Inaccessible. and win never be fit
fer civilized folk to live ina
good trading post a fine game
preserve Of unmeaSur~d Elze and
Interest. but not III for a dwell.
ing place FOR white men
Go he Continued
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scampercd over to tho open end OF
the hollow log. He looked this way
and looked that way to be sure that
no one saw him. and then he lodged
inside the hollow log. In less than
minute he was outside again. the
very maddest squirrel In the world.
You know, Chatterer has very short
temper and scolds at nothing. Now
he was 50 angry that he danced UP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-10
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that his daughter win marry the
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fear she won't be able TO catch one at
all
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
SALTS To
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less meat If you feel Backachy
or have Bladder trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys In their eff
forts to hitter II from the system. Reg
ular eaters of meat must flush the kid
nsys occasionally. You must relieve
them like you relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the acids. waste and poison
else you feel a duh misery In tho kid
ney region. sharp pains In the back or
sick headache. dizziness, your stomach
sours, tongue is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of
sediment; the channels often get irrl-
tated, obliging you to get up two or
three times during the night.
To neutraIize these irritating acids
md fush OFF the body's urlnous waste
get about four ounces of Jad Salts
rom any pharmacy; take a tablespoon
full in n glass of water before break
'ast for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine and bladder disorders
disappear. This famous salts is made
rom the acid OF grapes and lemon
iuice, combined with lithia. and hae
,een used for generations to clean and
Emulate sluggish kidneys n stop
bladder irritation. Jad Salts is mex
oensiyo; harmless and makes a delight
full effervescent lithla-water drink
which millions Of men and women take
VOW and then, thua avoiding serlou9
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19

by a score Of ST in a game In which
no field goals were scored. Asbury
Park meets Lakewood, a team which
has not been heralded very high this
season. but is liable to prove a dark
horse. The winners of this after
moons games viii combat In the same
gym tomorrow night, and 1t Is likely
hat Asbury Park and Amboy will
meet in this final.
Coach Evans has put his athletes
through a grilling practice session in
preparation for this afternoons contest
with Neptune, and 1t Is likely that
Silver will be found In the pivot posi-
ton when this game starts. With
the pivot position resting between Ber-
gren and Silver, the remainder OF the
team will be chosen from the following
players, Greiner, Hanson, Splitter,
Cohen, Forman and Sladlus.
The coach OF the Perth Amboy team
expects a victory over Neptune in the
game this afternoon, but II the Nep-
tune team should be victorious, he
believes Amboy will still have a chance
at the state championship by defeat
ing Asbury Park and Neptune In the
regular league schedule and winning
the Eastern Jersey league.
During the week elimination con-
tests are being played by the pick OF
the high school teams in the other
sections. The semi-finals for the state
championship will be held In Rutgers
college, New Brunswick next Friday,
while the final contest will BIO staged or
the following Saturday. The prep con-
tests will be played in New Brunswick
at the same time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
High Boys Varsity In
State Semi-Finals; Play Today

Perth Amboy has finally been
chosen to compete in the semi-hnals
to decide tho East Jersey contestant
for tho state high school champion
ship. After paying Sc to the state
association. Perth Amboy replaced
Chattel, and Amboy was booked to
meet Neptune, while Asbury Park
will meet Lakewood. These two
games will be played In Stevens In
stitute gym In Hoboken, the first this
afternoon and the second tonight.
Coach Evans has piloted a team
this year that is capable of making
a good showing against the best high
school teams In the state. a position
that Perth Amboy high school has
not held In a good many years. The
team which Evans constructed is
leading the East Jersey League at
present. an organization made up OF
the biggest cities In the Eastern sec
ton of this state. Nearly all of the
greater field to pick from than Am
boy, yet the local coach worked un-
firing in preparing Perth Amboy's
court team.
There will be no games in the To-
cal high school gym this afternoon
as scheduled. These games were put
over until Monday on account of both
ASbury Park and Perth Amboy play
ing in Hoboken today. The girls and
boys game between Asbury Park and
I Perth Amboy VIII be played on The
| local court Monday afternoon.
In meeting Neptune, Amboy meets
a worthy opponent, a team that wal
defeated by Amboy on the local cour
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
AUDOS To PLAY
HOBOKEN FIVE
Return Game With Crack Court
Quintet to be Played Here
Tomorrow Night.

The Auditorium basketball team
tomorrow night will be given q
chance to even matters with Manager
Meanings Hoboken Big Five which
has scored two victories over the
Riversides, handed out e. defeat to
the Blue Ribbons and also scored q
victory over the crack Auditorium
clan. In a preliminary game to the
observation-disclosures all star attrac-
ton, the Speedways will combat the
Orioles, of Railway. In what is ex-
pected 10 be a hard contested battle.
Manager BOOKS cohorts are aching
to hand the Hobokenites a good drub-
bing. a stunt which the Riversides or
Blue Ribbons heretofore were unable
to do. Manager Manning's pick OF
the Eastern basketball material have
q clear slate In this city and South
Amsboy. and believe that after tomor.
row nights game their record Will
still be clear.
In the Hoboken lineup for this
game will be found Red McWalters,
che star forward of the Newark
Turner's. and Reilly Of the knights OF
Columbus. in the advanced positions;
Dadson, the rangy pivot man who
appeared against the Blue Ribbons,
will probably occupy the same posi-
whose defensive ability Is we'll known
TO local fans. and Seaman will be In
the backheId for Hoboken.
With a possibility of Nichols re-
turning to the fold of the Auditorium
team In time to get into this game, II
Is likely that Manager Booz will
place the same lineup on the floor In
this game as was used against the
Rfversides in the series. .
Speedways Make Debut
Manager Bradley's crack Speedway
eossers make their debut on the Au-
ditorium court in their meeting with
the light senior Orioles of Railway
With but one defeat registered
against them this season, and this By
the Dominicans of Newark who are
fighting for n state championship
the class of the local team Is shown
The Orioles have been stacking
forces against some of the strongesr
teams in their vicinity, and ever
challenged the Auditorium Of thi.
city. but their real worth will bt
made known by their showing agains'
the Speedways tomorrow night. Thu
Speedway lineup for this game will
be chosen from Bradley, Brownmil-
Ter. Hanson, Hughes, Glochau and
MacWillian.
THESE two games on the Auditori.
I'M court tomorrow night should bt
the hardest fought on the local courr
this season, and the largest crowd o.
the season will be on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
ST. ANTHONYS MEET

An organization meeting of the st.
Anthony Athletic Club was held last
night, at which G. l.. Jones was chosen
to manage the baseball team of the
Saints during the coming season.
Jones managed a crack combination
at Old Bridge last year, and in pro-
vious years managed a number of diff
ferent teams In southern New Jersey.
At the meeting last night 1t was
decided to hold a dance some time
during the middle of April, and to
open the season about the first Sun
day in May. outdoor practice will be
INDUCED In by the candidates for the
team. as soon as the weather condi-
tiOnS permit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
FORTY CANDIDATES TURN
OUT FOR RUTGERS NINE

The first call for baseball candi-
dates at Rutgers college on Wednes-
day, resulted in forty players report
ing to Coach Frank Cox. OF this
number only four members remain
from last years team, they being
Captain Baker, who plays right field;
Taliaferro third baseman; Mulch cen
ter fielder, and Van Orden, shortstop.
There are several e~x-service men Who
were on the varsity before the. war
who have returned however and their
presence will bolster up the strength
of the team. Among them are tho
two Durand brothers of Railway,
who played third and second bases,
when they were in college before, and
Luke Waterfield, of Newark. who
c~aptained the varsity and pitched be-
fore entering the service. Practice
will be held In the gym until the
weather permits of the candidates
getting out In the open.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
BASEBALL DOINGS

II Is often the case that two teams
who meet In contests during their
spring training season are returned
the winners OF their respective
leagues at the close Of the season,
and are matched to meet in the world
series. This. of course, could not be
doped out unless the teams mention
ed are real ~contenders and have a
chance In their organization.
Take the New York Yankees and
the Cincinnati Reds. These two teams
have met in a series Of three games,
the New York outfit being returned
the winner in two Of these games. 1t
would not be o surprise to find these
two teams at the top of their respec-
tive leagues when the schedule Is
completed. The Yankees appear
stronger than last year, while the
Cincinnati Reds who won the Nation
al league and world championships,
have the same lineup as they did the
last season. The New York teams
victory over tho Reds at this time
does not mean that they would be a
favorite In a world series at the close
of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
so. AMB0Y Y. M. c. A.
PLANS FOR BASEBALL

SOUTH AMBOY, March 19-This
year the local Y. NJ. C. A. expects to
have even a better baseball team than
in previous seasons. There are a
number of new men on the rolls OF
the association who claim to be play
ers of no mean ability. In addition to
this all the old stars will o be out
on the vacant lots trying out the "old
wing"
Crosby Matthews, secretary of the
local organization. made quite a rep
utation as director of athletics in the
New York Y. NJ. C. A. and has work.
ed wonders while In this city only q
short. time. No doubt John Apologize
will be nee more placed in charge
of the team, having made good last
Season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
JAMESBURG PLANNING
FOR BASEBALL BOOM
By Special Correspondent.

JAM1ESBURG, March 1s-Baseball
interest Is being revived along lines
that made 1t such an important asset
to the summer pleasure Of the town
in pre-war days when Jamesburg
won the county championship from
the Michelin Tire Works. Ex-Mana-
ger Lincoln Hayes has called a meet
Ing of the citizens to be held in bor-
ough hall tonight to see if the needed
enthusiasm can be aroused and incl
dentally to see II the needed financial
support can be guaranteed. The
borough always gave q first class team
the proper backing and this year
there should be no exception to the
rule as much new material has been
developed during the past two years.
Helmetta has taken the matter up
and with the question Of organizing
a county league, Jamesburg should
get on the move II they are to be
represented In the circuit. Mr.. Hayes
says It Is up to the fans TO turn Out
tonight to do their part.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
High School
Sport EUentS
SPTS TO PLAY

SPTS TO PLAY
Some time ago the PAGER basket
bail team travelled to Parlin where
they played the DUPONT combination
of hat place Il game which was de-
cided by a foul goal. but the referee
was not sure of his decision in call
ing the foul, so there were several
paper arguments regarding just who
won this game. Several attempts
were made to get these two teams to-
gether to decide which was the better
combination. The two managers have
finally decided on next Thursday
night to play this game.
A large crowd of local a n will &c
to Parlin to see this game. Manager
Roessler, of the PAGERS, will use his
regular lineup in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
Catarrh Is a Real Enemy
and Requires Vigorous Treatment

Throw these makeshift remedies
to the winds, and get on the right
treatment. Get q bottle Of 8. 8. s.,
and begin a treatment that has
been praised by sufferers for
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s. S. s. gets right at the sourcs
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dress Medical Director, 106 Swift
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
Y. M. c. A. PINMER WIN z OUT
OF FROM SHELTERS

SPTS Y NJ C A PINMEN
On Tuesday night on the Y. M. G.
A. alleys the Y. M. c. A. bowling team
took two out of three games from the
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany alley team. This was the sec
ond match of the series between the
two teams, the A. s. & r. took the
first match of three games and the
series now stands four to W. in favor
OF the Smelters. The final match will
be rolled on the Y. alleys next Tues
Forman Of the "Y'' team was high
average man in Tuesday nights
match, averaging 1877. His score VI
213 in the second game of the match
copied high score honors also. II.
Sjmonsen. of the Smelters, was high
average man for the losing OUTFIT with
1s9.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
Too Deep for Him.

An Irish sailor, after pulling In NJ
fathoms Of line. muttered to himself.
"Sure. it's as long as today and to-
morrowl It's q good weeks work for
any Ave men. More Of 1t yeti The
says mighty deep. to be sure" Then
he suddenly stopped short; aud. look
ing up to the officer on watch. be ex-
planned: bad luck to me, sorr. If
l don't behave somebody's cut off the
other end of this line I"-Congrega-
tionalist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
JOE FORGIONE WILL MEET
BATTLING MILLS THURSDAY

In addition to the Coogan-Mahoney
feature. Matchmaker Joe McNulty
has signed Joe Forgione, the Newark
lad, to take on Battling Mills in an
eight round affair at the e. show
of the Amboy Sporting Club next
Thursday night. Forgione has shown
before local crowds many times.
Forgione's skill and hitting power
first manifested themselves at the
shows held in Palace hall before the
Auditorium became available. For
CLONE lost to Id Potty here. but he
not only redeemed himself later
against Potty, but kept right on win
ming against ell corners in Newark. .
In Mills. the Newarker, is called
upon meet a lad with all the adj
vantage born of an intimate associa-
ton with Mahoney who is his pal and
sparring partner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
GAME FOR GIRLS CLUB

The Girls Club basketball team will
endeavor to even matters with the
Savage school court team in New
York tomorrow afternoon. The New
York team scored a victory over a
team from the Girls Club which was
minus the services of a number OF
the stars the Amlboy team boasts of.
This game was played on RoesSler's
court, inc tomorrow afternoon with
the regular outfit on the floor the
Girls Club expect to be returned the
winners.
The Perth Amboy combination will
line UP as follows: The Misses Eliza
beth Macan and Ruth Macan, for
wards; Ethel Lewis, center; Marion
Burns and Doris Willsey, guards.
The Misses Cora DeRusha and Stella
Andrews may also get into this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
LEONARDO GIRLS WIN
su SpectaI Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, March 19-In a
hard fought contest yesterday after
noon the girls basketball team of
the local high school went down to
defeat at the hands of the team rep
resenting Leonardo to the tune Of
IA. Up until the last few minutes of
play the score stood 3D. In favor of
the visitors in rapid succession the
last few points wore made. Miss Fur
man starred for the locals.
A return match is being arranged
at which time the locals expect to
even up the count.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
Strictly Business.

The candy store woman always
gave Lucy an extra piece OF candy,
saying, ~ give you an extra piece for
god luck" Lucy walked into the
candy store and said. ~ can't buy to-
day, but you can give me the extra
piece for good luck that you always
give me when I buy"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
South Amboy L, TX. X. Y. Nj. c
EdXptlan Barber.

The ordinary village barber Of Egypt
bears a certain resemblance. In so far
as his profession goes, to the bar
ber-surgeon Of ancient times In Eng
land. He is authorized by law, after
having passed an examination, to per-
form vaccination. application OF
leeches, cupping. simple dressings, but
rs forbidden TO order or prescribe med
'cines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-19
SHELTERS BEAT INGOTS
IN MATCH ON ALLEYS

The American Smelling s. Refining
Company's bowling team captured
the Industrial bowling championship
of this city asst night by taking two
GU of three games from the Raritan
Copper Works representatives on
Cunningham's alleys. The Raritan
Copper Works carried off basketball
honors in their tourney with the A.
s.. & r., while the Shelters outfit
captured the honors in pool and
bowling.
The scores Of last nights game
were as follows: