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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

initial bow in the north. in his bout
with Johnny Moon. another good
Chrome boy. Moon put up a good
showing at the hospital smoker
Of a week ago, and Prizes has been
training hard in effort to continue
his wonderful record started in the
south. Prizes looked over his OPP
%ponent's method of fighting at the
recent hospital show. This bout
will be the six round semi-final
event.
Speedy Bout
Although every n of the bouts
arranged by Frank Seiboth will re-
suit in first class fights being Offer
ed to the crowd, the event between
Johnny Lewis. canadian bantam
weight Champion. who now resides
in this city. and Steve Conlon, an
known about the Altoona boy. out
side OF the fact that he is fast,
Lewis is known by host of local fans
to be a brilliant battler, n speedy
boy and a hard hitter. The Cana
dian champion is confident that he
will send his Pennsylvania oppon-
ent to the mat before the bell rings
for the conclusion of the sixth
round. This contest Is a six round
event.
Recently Kid Mitchell. a local
lightweight, stepped in to the ring
for his first ring bout and his OPP
pcnent was Allentown lilly, an
other local boy. who likewise had
little ring experience. These two
boys went at their work hammer
and tongs from the bell in the first
session, and although both landed
numerous blows and worked hard
throughout the fight, they were
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
MONITOR 4. G. TO PLAY
WEST AMBOY OUTFIT

The Monitor A. c. baseball team
will play the West Amboy diamond
combination on the West Amboy
grounds Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. There will also be a pre-
1iminary contest between the West
Amboy Feds and the Emerald base
ball combination.
Manager Bath is confident that
his team which will be strength
eped this Sunday will make up for
the bitter defeat of last Sunday at
the hands of the Keasbey repre-
sentative team. Both combinations
will have their strongest teams on
the field for this game. the Moni-
tors for the purpose of starting
their season with a win, while the
West Amboy team for the purpose
of breaking their losing streak.
The West Amboy lineup for this
game will be chosen from Wallace.
Saboy, Wosh, Baumlin, Mantotn,
w. Mazurek, A. Mazurek, Rasmus-
sen, Hippenstill and Jeroff. The
Monitors lineup will be picked from
the following: Morgan. Mitko, Hor-
vath, Kosh, +. Brook, A. Brook.
Sadly, Coney. Banzik and Shubak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

still fighting gamely when the bell
terminated their bout. Matchmaker
Frank Seiboth witnessed this bout
and after the fans had given the
bows a big hand for their showing
Immediately rematched the boys for
p six round bout at the Cops smoker
They will be a big attraction at the
smoker tonight.
There will be two other fast four
round bouts, Fanny Terio and TED
Rivers being rematched in one OF
the events, and One Round Scotty.
representing the local Knights OF
Columbus, will fight Kid Curley OF
Keasbey in the opening bout of n
evening. All four of these boys are
well known here. and their bouts
should open up the boxing section OF
the program in a classy fashion.
Good Vaudeville
As an added attraction for those
who are not deeply interested in the
boxing game, several vaudeville acts
have been placed on the programs
Three of these acts have been an
nounced to date. and from reports
received, this section of the program
should alone be forth the price OF
admission. DIR. Will Davis. the mirth
doctor, should go big with the local
crowd; the Big City Four have made
a decided hit wherever they have
appeared, and AL DeVoe is labeled
a wonder. He is known as the
comedian tramp and instrumentalist.
A goodly number of tickets have
been sold to date, and everyone Is
urged to be on hand early for the
best seats. Joe McNulty will referee
tho houts and William Bachman
will be the official timekeeper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
CYCLONES Win Game. IA to 9

The Cyclones. a light junior team
composed of local high school boys,
defeated the Tigers yesterday after
noon on the Raritan Copper Works
field, IA to 6. Convery and Hors-
hak were the battery for the Cy-
clones. while Dover and Reed occu-
pied the points for the Tigers. The
score:
Cyclones -. o 6 0 1 4 3 0 0 Ola
Tigers ..... 0 1 / 2 2 0 0 0 O. 6
The Cyclones wish to meet other
Junior teams, Morris Shihos, 1884 Bar
racks street, being the manager.
Arrows to Play Sacred Hearts
The Arrow A. c. of Carteret. will
open their season Sunday with the
strong Sacred Heart Club at South
Amboy. Playing with the Arrows in
this game will be J.. Coughlin, H.. Sui
Ivan, C. Sullivan, j. Donahue. J.
Driscol, w. Overholt, J.. Wilhelm, w.
Fowler. w. Diebler. NJ. Kudrick and
NJ. Abarye.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

town and vicinity.
Srying Manager Here
Harry Syring, manager of various
baseball teams in this vicinity in
seasons past, has been chosen to
lead the baseball team which will
represent San Salvador Council No.
299, on the field in this league. The
first practice session to be held by
the local candidates, has been call
ed for Sunday morning on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field. There are
many good baseball players on the
roster of the local council, and there
is no reason why a first class team
should not be turned out.
The Perth Amboy Council had a
baseball team last season, but lack
of leadership, a factor which aided
materially in the success of the
knights of Columbus teams on the
basketball court a mainly re-
sponsible for the poor showing of
the local diamond tossers. With
Syring at the wheel, members of
San Salvador council No. 299 look
forward to further athletic sue
cesses.
Games in this league will be play
ed on Sunday afternoons. 1t has
been announced and the schedule
will lbe prepared so that eac coun-
Gil will have an equal share OF home
and travelling games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

Everything is in readiness for the
big Patrolmen's Benevolent Asso-
citation smoker to be held in the
Auditorium on New Brunswick ave-
tonight. The first event is SEIZED
uled to go on shortly after s O'Clock
and the program of events will in
clude the following:
Boxing
Kid Potty, Perth Amboy VS..
Johnny Carroll, Chrome 8 rounds.
Eddie Prizes, Perth Amboy vs..
Johnny Moon, Chrome. 6 rounds.
Johnny Lewis, Perth Amboy VS..
Steve Conlon, Altoona, 6 rounds.
Kid Mitchell VS.. Allentown lilly,
Perth Amboy. 6 rounds.
Fanny Terio VS.. Ted Rivers,
Perth Amboy. 4 rounds.
One Round Scotty. local X. of c.
vs.. Kid Curiey, Keasbey, 4 rounds.
Vaudeville
Big City FFour. one thousand
pounds of harmony.
DIR. Will Davis, the mirth doctor.
AL Devoe. comedian tramp and
instrumentalist.
This program without doubt the
best ever arranged by any organiza-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
Fighters Feature
Card at Cops Smoker

ton for a smoker in this city, will
be exhibited in it's entirety as ad-
vertised. The committee in charge
of this smoker. headed by John A.
Durham. as chairman lis as follows:
Frank Seiboth. John +. Murray,
Frank Tonghini, William Seiboth,
j. Mccormick, s. Maliszewski,
James Nolan. Hugh Steed and
James Egan.
Frank Seiboth, the well known
motor cop, was in charge of arrang-
ing all Of the bouts, and judging
from past performances, all of the
bouts should be of the first order.
When an announcement is made
that either Johnny Carroll. the
Chrome whirlwind, Or Kid Potty,
the local favorite lis to appear on
the card, fans in this vicinity rest
assured that at least one of the
bouts will be full of action. In this
case Kid Potty and Johnny Carroll
are scheduled to meet in the eight
round main event. At a recent show
in this city these two boys fought
a whirlwind contest.
Eddie Prizes, southern welter-
weight champion will make his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
SECONDS Win
THREE STRAIGHT GAMES

Just to show the other teams in
the All Staten Island Bowling League
that they had the "makin's" of a
championship combination the Aque-
honga Seconds last night took three
straight from the East Shores. strik-
ing high team scores of 800 and 956.
Gulowson. with his eye on the head
pin, knocked down the maple sap
lings for scores of 210. 100 and 245,
giving him an average of 215 for the
night. Hollowell contributed a go
score followed by ia and ITO. Chris
Jensen and Stricklin both broke into
the fast company with scores of 2O1.
Nolte, the anchor man for the visi-
tors averaged 179 which was high
for them.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
New Monday-Thursday Teams.

New teams were picked last night
by the four captains in the
Thursday night business mems class
They will commence playing next
Monday and lineup as follows:
Capt. Tatton-Prantle, Shoe. Par
ker, Frank Comings. Bartlett, WICK
off, Coogan, John Larson. Karkus,
Margaretten, Bernard.
Capt. Mosher-Dover, Solt, Csipo,
Harry Comings, Cox, Scott, Macor-
mac, Rossi, Clausen, Stewart, George
Miller.
Capt. Sam Miller-Peakes, Stock
er, Hermsdorf, Steele, Kasprazak
Byck, H.. Eisner, S. Eirner, Wedeen
H. Kaplan, Muckinfoss.
Capt. Henry-Nathan Goldberger,
Stremlaut Forman, Schrimpe, Hults,
Pierson, Potty. Counihan, Massopust.
Wort. Slobodien, S. Kaplan.
The Tuesday-Friday night captains
will select their teams after class
tonight and start playing mex week.
Teams will be picked temporarily
for tonight's games. -.
The Y. M. c. A. gymnasium Will
be devoted to circus rehearsals from
8 until 10 o'clock tonight. The cir
Gus will be held on Friday night,
May 6, and Saturday afternoon and
night, May Z. Owing to the re-
hearsal which Physical Director Pew
will conduct tonight the floor will
not be available for the weekly bust
ness mems special volley ball games
in which the varsity plays various
teams.
In order to give the varsity it's
regular practice and also give others
a chance to play against them, $3.50
has been set as the time for these
games to begin. Capt. Sharp will
tonight appear with a new lineup,
consisting Of himself, Rankin. Mel
sen, Johnson, Peakes and Dover. The
Germantown championship match
will be played here April 80. No
tickets will be sold before the night
of the games but admission will be
charged at the door on this occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
READY FOR
GAME THIS SUNDAY

The Pioneers of this city will go
to K~reischerville, s. l., Sunday at
ternoon to play the Charleston A. G.
baseball nine of that place. The
home team is supposed to have a
strong lineup with a Railway nan
doing the twirling. A hard game is
expected. Manager Bonalsky will
use the same Pioneer lineup as that
presented at Roosevelt. Hess will
pitch for Amboy team. The infield
will be made up of Bonaisky, Kane,
NJ. Nalinowski, Let's and Callow.
while in the outield there will be
J.. Malinowski, Thompson, Crowl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

The Victory Eagles. a junior base
ball team of st. Mary's school, de-
feated the Red Caps A. c., another
junior team. in a nine inning game
on the Perth Amboy Beef Company
field yesterday. The teams lined UP
as follows: Victory Eagles, w.
Courtney. p; c. Buchan. q; T. Burke,
lib; T. Seeman, 2b; It. Maher. 3b;
j. Scannell, If: j.. Egan, IF; T. Car
ney. CT; j. Ayers, SIS. Red Caps, w.
Kaltenbach, C: V. Slater. If; l.. Mill
Ter, 1b; M. Egan. 2b; H. Burns. rf;
H. Gray, p; J.. Kenny. CT; j. Cleary,
SIS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
Booking

The Athletics of South Amboy
would like to arrange games with
any fast light senior baseball teams
in this vicinity having home
grounds. All dates are open after
April IT. Address challenges to
James Hyson. manager. 131 Au-
gusta street, South Amboy.
Liberty Jrs. Want Games
The Liberty Jrs. would like to ar
range games with such teams as the
American Flyers. Oakland Jrs.,
Cortland Street Jrs., st. Anthony
Jrs. and other teams in this class.
Address challenges to A. Bosie. 154
Wayne street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
Game is Cancelled

Owing to a DISAGREEMENT among
the members of the team, Adam
French as field manager. and Mich
ael Stolz. as booking manager. have
resigned from the Lyceum Feds
baseball team, an announcement was
made this morning. and the game
with the Glover baseball combination
scheduled for Sunday. has been can
celled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

The Mt. Loretto Baseball Club of
Staten Island have organized aSight
senior team for the coming season.
They would like to book games for
Sundays in April and May with
teams of like calibre. games to be
played on the clubs home grounds.
Address j.. V. Mitchell. Mt. Loretto.
S. /. Phone Tottenville 921 any
evening between 5 and 6 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
Bout is Postponed

KALAMAZOO, April 15-The TO
round boxing bout between Homer
Smith, Michigan heavyweight, and
Sergeant Ray Smith of Camden. N.
j., scheduled for tonight, has been
indefinitel ypostponed because of
an injury suffered by the New Jer-
sey fighter, it was announced today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

TOday'S Games
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
New York, 10; Philadelphia, 2.
Boston, IL; Brooklyn, A.
Pittsburgh, z; Cincinnati. 2.
Chicago-St. Louis (rain).
Standing of the Clubs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
Royals Booking

The Royals A. c.. a junior team
of Carteret. is open to challenge any
combination I'm their class in this
section. H. Dunn of 270 Wilson ave-
nue.. Carteret, is manager of the
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

Today's Games
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

Even the British people have been
poking fun at the Carpentier-Demp-
sey battle. Maybe it will be funny.
o
Bresnahan and Clymer. of the To-
ledoed team, couldn't get together
on the training ladder that leads
to success in baseball so Owner Rog-
err let Manager Bill Clymer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15
League Standings
LEAGUE
YESTERDAY VS. Results

Philadelphia, 4; New York. 3.
Cleveland, IL; ST. Louis, 9.
Washington. 8: Boston, 2.
Detroit, 6; Chicago, 5.
Standing Of the ClIhs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-15

town and vicinity.
SpyiuU Mauapar HCpe
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-07

plowed and prepared for seeding.
Mr.. Dold is plowing reclaimed
land on the w. Il. Edwards ranch,
preparing for grain. Also on the
Otis ranch where about three acres
OF potatoes will be planted.
Mr.. Barnes of Wilder expects to
ship I'm a car load of Idaho rural
seed potatoes. Samples of this main
crop potato seed may be seen at the
Adrian store.
The High School friends of Rich
ard Smith gathered at the home of
Bernice Martin, Tuesday evening
and descended upon Richard at his
home for a surprise. After an even
| ing of music, games and dancing.
refreshments were served to the
| young people Those present were:
Miss Vera Neeb, Mary McGinnis,
Mildred DeBord, Elsie Elliott. Ber-
nice Martin, Floyd and Ray Elliott,
Merritt Greeling, Richard Smith and
Vernon McGinnis.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs.
Embody Maxwell and family and
Miss Corinne Maxwell were guests
to dinner Sunday in the G. H. Peck
home in Big Bend.
The main bunch Of the II. Walter
cattle started TO the hills this week
One OF the most enjoyable occas-
ions of the winter was that of Tues
day of last week when Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Greeting and Mrs. Herbert Hickox
entertained at the home of the form
er on Snake river. After n pleasant
social hour the guests wore served
with the daintiest OF refreshments.
The ladies present were: Mrs.
Editha Scott. Mrs. NJ. NJ Maxwell.
Mrs. A. q. Kingman, Mrs. Embody
Maxwell, Mrs. II. II. Overstreet, Miss
Ellen Scott, Miss Florence Kingman
and Miss Corinne Maxwell
A. V. Roberts who has been in
the Colony several months looking
after the interests OF the district In
the drainage under construction
was called to Portland last Friday.
II. II. Otis is In charge OF the
work ut present. The laying Of the
tile drain Is almost completed and
n final listing OF the system will
be made in the near future.
Miss Vera Neeb gave the boys
and girls OF her room an Easter egg
hide and seek party last Friday
afternoon.
II is reported the hay and grain
on tho II. s. Burroughs ranch has
been contracted by Morgan and
Vines, sheepmen, who wintered on
the Burroughs ranch. The price for
the hay is 10 be somewhat better
than market price. Mr.. Burroughs
to build corrals and lambing sheds.
Mrs. Prichett gave n farewell
party I'm honor OF two OF her pupils
who this week are leaving the Col
ony school TO go their now homes,
Vera Hite going with her parents
TO Long Valley, Idaho and Richard
Smith 10 the state OF Washington.
Floyd Anderson and Roy Crouch
are going into the hog raising intcn-
slvoly on the Crouch ranch They
have secured ten good brood sows
are installing power grinder and
preparing TO make two profits on
the crops they raise.
The last band OF Pat Conley's
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-07

sheep, wintering on the r. r. Nor
gan ranch, left for the hills Monday.
The sheep winterod IN fine shape
with a loss OF only four head. There
are unusually good lambing reports
from this camp.
Miss Ellnor Randall, county libra
rlan, visited our school and library
last week.
The girls sewing club, with q
membership OF six, has chosen as It's
loader and instructor, Miss Florence
Kingman who for the past few years
has assisted the girls OF the COM
munity with their first steps In sew
Ing and some most creditablo work
was shown at the Malheur County
Fair at Ontario last year as n result
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-07
NOTICE

Notice II hereby given that all
persons are warned not to dump
garbage or refuse OF any nature up
on the lands OF the undersigned In
section 80. north and west OF the
Fair grounds. Violators will bs
prosecuted according TO law,
oregon-western Colonization Co.
by w. ], Pinney. Agent
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-07

OF this effort. We are going to cap
turo some OF the prizes again this
year
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-04-07

John Deere Method q Cuti0ation equipment is being
used successfully everywhere We furnish for all
euv or old John Deere shovel cuUaors 1t is inexpen-
size. See us about the first time YOU are in town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
TAN BILL READY TO REPORT

TO the
COMMITTEE" 1t does not contain any
Of advocates OF this pIa among
senate Tor
MADE out
for 'e hottest
sober Judgment OF those VINO
would not do what
tts chanpio
reduction the maximum
will senators
beneht OF tho ricn AS
Of instead or less t"e~
inc excess pf'S
injure business because
Demand was 80 Intense
big profits were assured NO"
excess pTon's what "
thar, ara result, from exceptionally exceptional aon
win BEGIN plan Of the factors "'n '
manufacturing venture
Tim. b runs especially He may ' tho n'
mako s"
That 10 somewhat inc
prohts 70
his good year he has no
chance Considering t" no "
xree securities Inc
business The repeal OF inc s
, roo,rar. manufacturing
,-.s md thus contribute prosperity
, uonas investing large sums IN tho numerous
mako greater available for taxation
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OPEN OR SECRET?

strong ettor: IL 10 be made by
Senators Rorah Of Idaho. and Harrison
cc NtsSiSs ppI 70 have full publicity
gwen To a. the procce l!nGs OF the COM
inx conference In Washington on l!mt-
,n-!nn Of ornaments. An excellent case
can BE- made ont FOR their position. but
ona a, lras, equally strong can be made
aga.ne, Il. The poin: IS distinctly de-
hatah'e
For publicity. . Is urged that tho
people OF alt countries concerned would
IL" constantly In touch with what IS 60
.r.; on and coult cypress their opinions
e necessary TO coil any personal politi-
cal schemes OF the diplomats. Against
Z "a contended that X tho negotiations
were open there would be scores Of out
sd" Influences brought 20 bear upon the
delegates TO bring about or prevent GER
tr!n decisions. and that the negotiators
would no, feel free TO express them
selves frankly. as they would IN a secre.
conference.
International conferences ~ import
ance always have been secret. An open
meeting would be something new and
un:ried. For that reason IT Is imros-
s!hs 10 say just how II would work
ou:. Tho bold experiment might prove
q brilliant success. Again. II might,
prove an ignomtnIous failure Secrecy
Is me safe and conservative n"'hnd.
Publicity IL attractive. but a G.,'e I'M
certain.
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RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON
HOURS OF DESPAIR.

! sometimse think OF suicide. with
guns or ropes or axes for | admit
I'm sorcly tried by ali these modern
taxes The moisture beads upon my
brow. for ITO seems harsh and spite
iui. there arc 40 many taxes now ana
A.. OF them are frightfWL II - with
dark and gloomy frown | pen my
rhythmic sallics. assessors dog mo
over Town. and chase me through tho
alloys. think about tho good old
NmeS. and pray for their returning
when man could hrng about tho dimes
that happy no was earning. | used TO
walk N" village square. before the
war bcrsll US. and flash my bundle In
tho air. To make my neiGhhors tea!-
Gus. And that's comfort no man
knows In these harsh timse OF taxes;
no voter will his wad disclose-it
wancs instead OF wakes. I'm taxed
by city, county, state, and by tho
hungry nation: ana every day l send
q cratic OF kopccks TO tho station. And
when my busy Tyre is stil!ed. my
,lmbrcl hushcd forever. and lie
prone. by taxes EIllcd. and done WIN
all cndeaNor. tho tax collectors Will
arrive. al through the house they'll
;ruudle. ard with tho laws assist
ancr. strive TO bear away my bundle.
Oh. that's the meaHeat tAN OF all! as
hard worked men consider. that will
approach the bier and pail. and ron
weeping w!dder. They tax us round
~ while we I've and bring US rn!na-
ton. Rad al tho taxing powers should
give n cu.rsc Il real vacation.
CopyriEht by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-21
FIGHTING OR BOXING 2

To 4 grand jury in Hudson coun'y.
New Jersey. has been handed the task 0:
determining whether the uttle affair at
Jersey City on July between Messrs'
jacques Dempsey and Georges Carpen-
tier WAS n night or merely boxing con-
test. The Judge says that re didn see
the show and has rot seen the pictures,
nor even read a detailed account, but
somehow he has gained IN" impression
that whatever 4 was that happened
might be called a fight. II tho Jurors
believe such TO be TIA" case. tney are 10
ind,ct tho principals and the principal
managers. especially all who had
pecuniary interest n the contest
FRS, Il Will y" necessary for the
grand. Jurors 70 find out what n boxing
contest IS and what a hsht IL. After
that they must find some means 10 dit-
terentiate between the two. and finally
decide which classification ATS tho four
round go on Boyles 10 acres. Where
does boxing contest end and hght
begin? II ono participant - hopeIess.Y
outclassrd, can Il Re called a Fight
These are problems tnr the grand jury
to solve. Dempsey and Carpenter. u IS
certain. had nothing personal agasns;
ono another They went In the ring
professionally. TO use their pugtiSt!c
skill and their physical strength. Was
that skill boxing skill or lighting skill
Was their strength exerted IN boxing or
lighting? When tho grand jurors get
khrouEh they might take UP that old
puzzle-what Is wh!skey--and that even
greater one-where can We get Il?