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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-14
FRIDAY, JANUARY IA, 1921

On another page will be found a communlca-
ton from K Martin Thompson OF the town OF
Phelps, regarding the need of better telephone
connection between the rural residents OF that
town and Eagle River. Like him. we understand
that at present, conditions do not warrant the
telephone company in expanding any great
amount to extend the service. That does not
alter the fact that the farmers OF the towns OF
Conover are in need of such a service, especially
during the months when cars cannot be used TO
come to the county seat. There are many times
when no matter how necessary it may be to get
in touch with DOCTOR or other necessary aid, 1t
means the best part Of day before it can be Sc
cured from Eagle River by team. 1t seems to US
a matter of Importance enough to the people OF
the three towns so that it could be arranged by
municipality agreement until the time comes
when private organization find it profitable
to finance and operate such a system.
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VERY POOR HUMOR

Every now and then we pick up a
big city daily and find them poking
fun at weekly papers papers printed
in towns the size of Plymouth-about
printing personals regarding some
farmer who has painted his barn or
brought in the prize pumpkin of the
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From Review lies,
THIRTY YEARS AGO

AL Croker made trip to Stevens
Point
Geo. O'Connor was in Rhinelander.
The Forester single mill cut 14O,-
900 shingles in one day.
w. j. and Pat Walsh, Louis Denton
and Stub WEIGH were at Wausau
doing business at the Land Office.
Misses Lena Persohn and Edith
Mcintyre returned to Ripon College.
The Review changed its publication
day from Saturday to Thursday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-14

people in his covered sleigh, turned
out a little too far to let an auto
pass with. the result that the rig
tipped over and the team turned
around and ran home. Mr.. Egberts
and the rest of the party after extri-
eating themselves from the over
turned closed rig discovered that no
one had been injured and proceeded
to look for the team, which was found
safe at home
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Ranknote q 1399 8. c

The oldest banknote was issued by
the Chinese government in 1899 B. c.
According TO Chinese chroniclers,
banknotes were current in China 2697
B. c., unter the name sfying money"
They Wele probably written.
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blood, and be-
cause of this min
eral content are a
vegetable which
should be served
often. especially
in families with
growing children.
The common way
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-14
DOES THE BUSINESS

Strong & Manley have Fordson
tractor at work hauling pulp wood
from the Dave Seward homestead up
on the Deerskin, and have demonstra-
ted that it will haul two loads to
town while a team is hauling one.
One day last week Hank Hanson, the
oliver, came neaf'ly getting pinched
by the traffic cop in the town of
Washington while coming down thru
that town on high with a two cord
load of eight foot spruce behind him
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- TIE
L QKITCHEN
CABINE T Il
o0, 1920. Western Newspaper Union.)

There is no age limit. Many people
do not learn how to live until they
are past fifty. Gladstone, at eighty
six, was brilliant Goethe, at eighty
four found life full of interest You
are never old until you think you are.
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CARROTS IN VARIOUS WAYS.

Carrots contain iron and other min
eral matters especially good for the
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Egberts Has Lucky Escape

H. A S. Egberts, while driving to
town Wednesday evening with six
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FARMERS & MERCHANTS STATE BANK
Eagle River, WIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
K. Of c. ROSTER
IS ANNOUNCED
Local Team Will Play Vons
at New Brunswick Sum-
day Afternoon

Manager Leo Burke of the Knights
of Columbus football team today an
nounced the list of men he will take
10 New Brunswick on Sunday after
noon to participate in the game
against the Won eleven of that place.
The game will be played at Bucce-
leuch Park and will start promptly
at 8 o'clock.
The following men will make the
trip to New Brunswick with the
knights of Columbu team: Toolan,
Dalton. Bill Flynn. "Pox" Booz. Jim
O'Brien, O'Connor. a Lafayette man,
Allen. Brennan, Jack Durham. Bill
Campbell, John O'Brien. Glochau,
white" Leahy. Yves Hansen. Melko.
Jim Young. Charley Hager. Slavic,
Roster, Jack Huff and Ed Pavese.
The New Brunswick team will line
up with Smith. Tompkins, Trease,
O'Connor. Veilhauser, Spille. Nc
Cabe. Harmon. Rochesky, Ganni-
gan and Reyham.
The local team will leave this city
at 1 o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
The grounds in New Brunwick can
be reached by taking an Easton ave.
nue. car or Lyons bus. The last prac-
tice OF the local team will be held
on the X. of C. grounds tomorrow
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
ORGANIZE BIC
n. H.A.T TEAM
Isaac Levine Will Manage
Associations Team--NeW.
ark to Play

The senior Y. NJ. II. A. basketball
team has been recognized for the
1921-22 season. and the first game
on the schedule of Manager Isaac
Levine is with the Rival fine of the
Ninety-second street Y. NJ. ID. A. of
New York. This game will be played
on the local court IN Thursday night,
November 10. The local Y. NJ. H. A.
team will try and avenge a defeat
melted out by this team last year.
Jack Newmark of South Amboy
will be the one new player in the
lineup of the local team. He played
with the Dupont five of Parlin last
season. Charley Sher, the sterling
forward who formed the pivot for
the 'Y's'' offense last year will again
be in the lineup having fully recov-
cred from an injury sustained in
football a few weeks ago.
Manager Levine Is at work book
ing games with some of the strong
est teams in this section, and at
present o series with the Woodbridge
Parish House team is being ar
ranged.
Otto Richman and Schwartzman
will occupy the guarding positions
on the local team, Daitz, Newmark
and Karkus will be stationed in adj
vanced positions. and Lowenkopf or
Newmark will jump center. This
team will be entered in the state
association league this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
JUNIOR FIVE
WINS 81 To z
SayreviIIe Big Five Beaten by
So. Amboy Outfit in
Rough Game

SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 2S:-In a
game featured with rough and tum-
BILE playing and much foul shooting
by both teams the Jr. o. u. A. Al.
quintet defeated the fast S~ayreville
Big Five IN the high school audi
torium court last night. The final
score of the game was 31-22.
The first half of the game was a
nip and tuck contest but the local
team succeeded in keeping ahead the
greater part of the time, and finally
ended up tying for honors after the
twenty minute session, the cor be-
ing 14-14.
5 In the second half both teams
came back strong and with an equal
amount of roughness. In this ses-
sion Sutton and Furman took TO
fists for several seconds but finished
the game. Bennett was the nero in
the last session, tallying double for
son and Wilbur placed for two
counts.
There were twenty fouls called on
the visitors, and a like number on
the local aggregation.
: The attendance last night far ex-
ceeded expectations.
Mccarthy again refereed the
game. Manager Samuelson, of the
Junior quintet, is anxious to meet
and arrange for additional games
to fill up his schedule. Communica-
tons will receive attention IL adj
dressed to 129 George street. The
box score follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28

Captain Charley Hughes Senior
class football team defeated Captain
Tom Dover's Freshman eleven in
the fourth game of the Perth Amboy
high school interclass series ar
ranged by Coach Robert s. Waddell
on the Raritan Copper Works field
yesterday afternoon by a score of
44-0.
Although the Junior class team
has not been defeated in the series
as yet, having won one game and
tied another, the championship hon.
ors appear to be within the grasp of
the Senior combination. The Sem
iors have defeated the Sophomore
and Freshman teams. A week from
next Thursday afternoon the Seniors
clash with the Junior team, and next
Friday afternoon the Freshies and
Sophs are scheduled to play.
Long runs featured the game yes
terday. Hughes was credited with
making several twenty-five-yard and
two f~ifty-yard runs, Desmond made
a twenty-yard run, Sladkus made
n twenty and one fifty-yard run,
and j. Kass is credited with making
sixty-five-yard run.
Captain Dover, of the Freshman
team, made the longest run of the
day, a distance of seventy yards,
and also made several runs for
shorter distances. Following his first
run the FreshieS came nea scoring,
a bad pass preventing their chance.
The Freshies made one first down
to fourteen for the Seniors. Stepa-
coff's work starred for the Freshies.
Hughes and Sladkus led the Senior
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
v0LLEY BALL
LEAGUE GAMES
Industrial Teams Clash To-
morrow Night at "Y" in
Four Matches

The Industrial Volley Ball
League will hold its second series of
games tomorrow night in the Y. NJ.
c. A. gymnasium, four matches be-
ing scheduled. In what promises
to be the most exciting contest, the
two Atlantic Terra Gotta teams,
neither Of which has been defeated
as yet by any of the other factories
will clash. The American Smelling
and Refining Company's team will
play the Perth Amboy Dry Docks
and the latter team will also play
the Roessler and Hasslacher repre-
%sentatives. The other game will
be between the U. S. Cartridge team
and the Bakelite sextette.
Increased interest in the games
Of volley ball Is being shown by the
factories as this league progresses
Two new teams have entered since
it was started and the game is be-
ing played between the various de-
partments of many of the local in
dustries during the noon hour and
Saturday afternoons. Last Tues
day night there were about 200
watching the factory league games
The public. men and women. are
invited to witness the games, no
admission being charged for any of
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
BROOKLYN BOXER
HAS DUAL RECORD

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Harvey
Breitman, of Brooklyn, known in the
world of pugilism as Harvey Bright.
has a dual ambition for the achieve
ment OF which he sets himself a linn
it of two more years-to become a
practicing physician and feather
weight boxing champion OF the
world.
In c little more than a year. dur
ing which he studied medicine, Brett
man has fought his way up through
twenty-eight istic encounters 10 a
position which. il is said. places him
in line for a match with Johpny Kill
bane. All this Breitman did while
supporting his mother and contrib
uting to the education of a brother
and sister.
In 1915 Breitman. then a high
school graduate. became physical
culture instructor in a New York
school. With the passage OF the
Walker bill l~egalizing boxing in the
state, he turned professional pugi-
list with such that his Income
from his first years efforts as a box
err is said to have been nearly
$4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28

Tonight some interesting games
are scheduled. One of the teams
tied for first. Raymond & Payne, Is
scheduled TO bowl W matches. one
with the crack Forman-Fullerton
combination and the other with
Sheath & Nobel. Mallet g. Nielsen
and Hope & Smith. who tied in the
league standing, are to meet IN the
other match.
Next weeks schedule follows:
Monday, Oct. 81: Wiberalske q
Olsen vs.. Forman & Fullerton; SIM
clair & Harding VS. Forman & Full
lerton; Wiberalske & Olsen VS.
Sheath & Nobel: Sinclair & Harding
VS.. Mallet & Nielsen.
Tuesday, Nov. 1: Larsen & TIP VS..
Sampson & Coughlin: Sampson &
Coughlin VS.. Golden & Ramsay; Lar
sen & Tip VS.. Greisen & Andersen
Thursday, Nov. 8: Johnson &
johnson VS.. Dagger & Benish: John
o e johnson VS.. Golden & Ramsay;
Golden & Ramsay VS.. Dagger & Ben
|ish.
Friday. Nov. 4: Hope & Smith VS.
Sheath & Nobel; Mallet & Nielser
We. Sheath & Nobel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
0L EN7Y OF ACTION AT ANNUAL POLICE AFFAIR HER
pengitore Will Play
Here Tomorrow Night

The fans of this section were well
satisfied with the performances put
up by the Speedways against the
Michelins of Midtown, main rivals
of Perth Amboy teams in various
branches of sport, and also against
the Newark Roamers with Fem,
Nip" Clark, Tueschler and Crem-
MEMS.
There are many OF the belief that
the M~iddlesex county basketball
championship will remain in this
city again this season. The Niche
lin combination of Midtown, Sayre-
vile representative team. knights
of st. Peters of New Brunswick.
American Legion, Knights of Co
lumbus and the Jr. o. U. Al. M.
combinations of South Amboy. and
the Parish House and Knights of
Columbus teams of Woodbridge,
are the teams outside of Perth Am
boy in the field for this honor.
Sam Tonghini's six piece orches-
ira will furnish the music for
dancing in connection with the
games at the Auditorium every
Saturday night in place of the
Bluebird orchestra from Newark,
which was found to be a non-union
organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
Wins by kayo;
EgmOre Shades Colby;
Mason Also Winner

good in the early rounds of the eight
round main event in which he was
opposed TO Johnny Carroll of
Chrome. The opening session OF this
bout was given almost entirely to
feeling out, and a few jabs were
changed, honors were about even al
the close. The Amboy man gained
a slight advantage in the second
round, and also in the third session.
Both men were mixing. The fourth
round was evenly fought.
The bell saved Clemens in the
fifth round. In this session Carroll
started strong and soon had ms op-
ponent in a bad way. The chrome
lad led in the sixth round. but Glen
ons succeeded in holding his ~
and h round was even- Two
knockdowns were scored by Carroll
in the seventh round and Clemens
took a count of nine each time. Ine
bell finally saved him again.
The Amboy man was groggy when
be come out for the last round, p
shortly after the start OF this ses-
sion he went down for a count OF
Ave. then seven. and after n MN
ute and nineteen seconds OF fighting
be took the full count
Other Events.
Brown won the third rOunu ~
hibition event between Kid Brown
of South Amboy and Johnny Grown
of Perth Amboy. two little colored
BOYS. Professor Stanley in his mum
Der showed the audience a numDeI
of physical culture tricks VIII
smith, who is playing at the Males
tic theatre the last three days OF fn1s
week. made a big hit with his 2
ing and story telling. His rv1c
were offered by William J. Count
han of the Majestic theatre Geofge
shelton, a tramp comedian made 2
decided hit, as did the Jersey CITY
Police Quartet. The quartet AM
smith were forced to give severa
encores.
Miller refereed the wrestling bout
Joe McNulty refereed the boxing
bouts. William Bachman held the
watch and Frank Seiboth did fne
announcing. Sam Tonghini eno
Ray Richards entertained on TINS
piano and violin respectively.
There were many city officials 4no
notables in police circles aboutStn
state in attendance at the AFFAIR.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28

"Pinky" Pengitore, well known
former st. Benedict Prep school
and Butgers college star. will play
with the Orange Big Five basket
ball team in this city tomorrow
night against the Perth Amboy
Speedway combination on the Au-
aitorium court, Manager Frain of
The Orange combination, announced
scday.
Many fans throughout the coun-
" have seen Pengitore in action in
sarious branches of sport, when he
performed with the Rutgers college
.eams and since that time. He has
performed on the Auditorium court
in this city many times the past
several seasons and has proven to
be quite a favorite with the fans.
Opposed to a combination which
will take the floor with such play
ers as BEL" Evans, one of the best
shots in the state; Joe Mccartney
well known boxer, football and bas-
ketball tosser; Pengitore and Art
and Joe Federico, the local repre-
sentative team will have to travel
at a rapid pace in order to continue
their Showing in the first two con-
tests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
CLOVER OUTFIT
WON IS GAMES
Local Light Seniors Lost Only
Seven Games During
Past Season

Nineteen victories ana seven de-
feats is the record of the Clover
baseball team, a local light senior
combination, during the season of
1921. This team organized for the
first time last spring. was under the
management of Anthony Palmero
and Adam Jeanette during the sea-
son.
The following players performed
with the team during the year: B.
Oldenbloom, J. Peligrine, T. Finn
iani, H. Low, E. O'Hara, A. Low,
C. Arway. d. Panconi, s. Jacobs
H. Dietz A. Thullsen, B. Albany.
L. Rizzi, c.. Zalari, John Zalari,
Joseph Zalari. Herman Jeroff. L.
Carsite, C. Remark, M. Hippenstill
and H. Levine. Oldenbloom, SOUTH
paw hurler of the team. was the
real star for this combination. The
Clovers claim in the light senior
championship of the city.
The victories of the team were
scored over the following teams
and the scores Of the games:
Boy Scouts 81.
Franklins 81.
Raritan Social "a.
Emeralds Us.
ItIl ISCduiiiS iA5SiS 49,
Fords ga.
Woodbridge F. c. ii.
Acmes 90.
Sewaren 1916.
Charleston S-6.
Salems 1914.
White Stars 1876.
Plainfield POP.
Keasbey Feds 1876.
Maurers, 6-3.
Liberties of Railway I'll.
Maurers 7-6, IL innings.
Holy Trinities, Helmetta 100.
Charleston Az.
The defeats were registered by
the following teams and the scores:
Rossville IA.
Maurers 5-3.
Acmes 1877.
Lehighs o..
Pioneers 1916, IA innings.
Eagles 6-5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
Rutrers I'm Good Form.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct e.
The Rutgers eleven, which viii race
lafayette tomorrow. viii be n pes
which Foster Sanford has Sc
against any this season. The team
IS In the best physical condition. in
Guiding Raub. the giant linesman
who has been suffering during tbs
mast few weeks with a bad knee.
Sanford expects TO use the aerla
attack against the strong Pennsyi
vania eleven. The final scrimmaR
was held this afternoon and tbs
team was optimistic about IL
chances. K
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
MATAWAN FIVE
BEATS MYST|CS
ShaW's Team Cops Contest
With BeImar Team on
Geran'S Hall Court

The Matawan representative bas-
ketball team. staged a comeback on
their home court last night and de-
feated the Mystics of Belmar in a
well played game by a score of 1927
thus making UP for their defeat in
the opening game on their schedule
a week age.
Davis, sta forward of the Mata-
wan team, was the shining light in
Manager Jay Shaw's lineup last
night, while Copy was high point
getter for the visitors. The score at
the end of the first half was 17-14 in
favor of the Matawan team.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
Fight in Princeton's Play

Princeton. Oct. 2s.-The last
scrimmage before Saturdays game
with Virginia found Princeton's grid
iron warriors in improved form.
While the varsity was able to obtain
only one touchdown in the course of
the proceedings. II displayed a fight
and sna which have been lacking
for some time. Waddy MacPhee.
who had taken Lourie's place at
quarterback. won scoring honors
when he snatched a long forward
pass on a dead run and stumbled
over the goal line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
ARE
STILL IN TIE
Win Four Out of Six Games.-
Greisen & Andersen Drop
From First
Standing In Two-Man Tourney

The johnson & johnson combina-,
ton continue to be tied for first place
in the Y. NJ. c. A. two-man bowling
tourney as the result of their win
ming four out of six games last night.
The Grelsen & Andersen team, which
was one of the -four teams tied o
the lead prior to last nights games,
lost two out of three to Hope d
Smith and as a result dropped one
position. Sheath & Nobel crawled
out of last place by taking one OF
the games from Johnson & Johnson
while Hope & Smith moved up
position breaking even in six games.
Antiseptic Twins Still With Leaders
The ''porous-plaster pair" Of John
son g. Johnson, as they have been
dubbed by Supervisor McComas. met
Sheath G. Nobel in the first match.
The first two games went to the me-
dicated duo by margins of ffty-one
and twenty-three pins, respectively.
In the third game Nobel hit 1913. the
highest score of the match. and
Sneath's 166 helped to give them the
game by forty-eight pins. Lloyd
johnson was high average man in
this match with 161.
The Howard Hope-Tom Smith
combination next clashed with the
j. & ]. team. Hope & Smith had
Just won two out of three from
Greisen G. Andersen and continued
this winning streak by taking the
first from the Johnsons by fifteen
pins. Matters we're evened up in
the second game when the US
won by twenty-nine pins. The third
and deciding game went to the Red
Cross team by thirty-five pins. Both
high score and high average in this
match were made by Ellwood john
son, his best game being 1913 and his
average $50.
Tho c0nross
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
B. QUINTET
WINS HARD CANE
One Point Separates Combin-
atoms at Close of Play
in Last Period

The Y. M. H. A. Intermediates
basketball team lost a thriller to the
st. Johns representative team of
New Brunswick on the local court
last night. The final score of the
game was 41-40. A strong finish by
the visiting team decided the game
in their favor.
Abe Sher and Match" Karkus
we're the shining lights in the inc
up of the local team, while Harklns,
Smythe and Paulus starred for the
New Brunswick team. The score
at the end of the first half vas 25-
10, in favor of the Amboy team.
Rufie Allen refereed the game to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
The core:
ST Johns.
G.. F. tbs.
Denier. 2 0 4
4ldSSllls. L . v
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
BOWLERS
WIN 3 STRMGHT GAMES

The Postofice Bowling team went
TO south Amboy last night where X
won three straight games from the
Broadway Five. None of the games
were close, they being won by mar
gins of ffty-four. forty and ninety
1--WE pins. Bill Pemberton. the m
chor man for the Perth ANNOY
mailmen, was high average man TOT
the night with $50. Giles, 196 Hns
the highest score made durnoscE
night.
Trio cr0ra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28

Margaretten's team won its first
games since the present league has
been under way. last night 1t defeat
ed Schrimpe's combination two
straight games. Miller's team again
lost two games. this time to Gold
berger, but it continues in first place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28

The score by periods:
Seniors ,........ 10 10 6 Ga
Freshmen ....... 0 0 0 o. 0
Touchdowns. Patten. Sladkus. 2:
Ford, Kass, Hughes. 2. Goals from
touchdown, Hughes, 2 out of 5.
neutrality-suspicious., Ruder.
man and Westerfield; Seniors. NAH
Ter, Main, j. and L. Kass, Carbon
and Shumsky.
Head Linesman Rasmussen: lines
men, Dooley and Jacobson. Referee,
Walter Lybeck; Umpire. j. johnson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28
Hope & smith Take Two Games

Andersen & Greisen dropped from
the four cornered tie for first place
as the result of losing two out OF
three games to Hope & Smith. The
first game was won by the latter
combination with thirty-nine pins TO
The second game went to the
same team by twelve pins but n
third game found Greisen & Ander-
coming back strong, and win
ming by thirty-fve pins. G%reisen's 1873
was high score for the night while
Hopes average Of 175 was not
beaten.
The CORE:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-28

Score at end of first half. 14-14.
Twenty fouls called on Jr. o.. U.
A. M. Twenty fouls called on Sayre-
Vile Five.