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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
MR.. ALVIN COMES TO
THE O
Tells His Friends and Neighbors OF His
Experience

Every Perth Amboy resident shoulo
read what Mr.. Calvin says. and follows
his Example He has used Doan's Kid
ney Pills and speaks from experience; Is
there any need to experiment. with imi-
tations or untried kidney medicines -,
c. J. Calvin, stationary fireman. ISL
Watson Ave. Perth Amboy. says;
"Doan's Kidney Pills pur my kidneys IN
them. My work Is a strain
On the back and kidneys and at times l
had such a heavy. dull ache across my
kidneys. | could hardly keep going. Inc
action Of nv kidneys became Irregular.
I used Doan's kidney Pills from the City
Pharmacy n they went right to the
aches and other signs of kidney COM
plant" ~-,x
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't Simply
ask for a kidney remedy-se Doans h -
Fo.ssssNStlbuEn g, NtSs. EHssle. Ia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06

John W. Ellie. Executor Of Regina Het-
tiger, deceased. by direction OF the Sur
rogate of the County OF Middlesex. here
by gives notice to the creditors of the
said Regina Hettiger to bring In theiI
debts. demands and claims against the
estate of the said deceased, under oath or
affirmation. within six months from this
date. or they will be forever barred OF
any action therefor against the said exec
utor.
Dated March 81, 1921.
JOHN ". Ellie,
Executor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06
Ribs AND

Notice is hereby given that bids and
proposals will be received by the Common
Council of the City of South Amboy. -
j., at a regular meeting of that Body to
be held in City Hall Tuesday evening,
May nth, 1921. daylight saving time at
$50 P. NJ. for $50 feeteof Fire Hose under
the Fire Underwriters tests and specifca-
lions.
The Common Council reserves the right
to reject any or all bids ff in Its tudg-
ment 1t is for the best interest of the city
PETER j. COAkLEY.
~277s-5-s-.t, City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-06

All persons concerned may take notice,
that the Subscriber Administrative, ETC.,
of William James Parisen, deceased, In
tends to exhibit her final account TO tbs
Orphans Court Of the County OF Middle
sex. on Friday, the tenth day OF JUNE
1921. at 10 A. NJ, in the Term Of april,
1921, for settlement and allowanO the
same being frst audited and stated by the
Surrogate.
Dated May S, 1921.
MARY A. BELL.
Administrative
y a or
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
Los Grandes Artistas
DOMINGO CIMAROSA

I COnOcedOr de la llegaGa de Cimaros
el Gran Duque dc Toscana 10 colm6
dc presentcs, despuGs de la audici6n
dc varios pasajes de sus operas
/ De FlOrenc,a pas0 CimaroSa a Vie
j ma, en- donde el 6mperador Jose ii hi
70 que SO 10 presentaran. lr detuvo.
de sus operas, haciGndolp. dcSpuds.
magnfiicos regaloS. Al aliandonar Vie
,, na sali6 el artista para Varsovia, Y
ALI la noblc.I pOlaca le dispense un
recibimiento tan enthusiastic. que e
Gblig6 Il pcrmanecer un mes on In ciu-
dad mencionada.
LEGO. por fin, Il San Pctersburgo. V
| III CZarina Sc conmovi0 tanto con SUI
| talento. que lc asign6 un gran sueldo
para one ensefase mliSica a suS sobri-
nos. Durante sll cStancia en- Russia, eS-
! cribi0 Cimarosa cuatrO operas. de las
'cUales la verginc del sole" obtuvo
! I'm eXito decisive. Compuso, adcmls,
! una misa Y quinientas pleas sueltas.
Los rigOres del clima altcraron LII
! salud de CimarOsa. V este Sali0 de Rll-
sia para Niena. donde cStrcn6. con
grandiosO resultado, III matrimonio
scgretO''. FL emperador hiZo que So can
tase dos veccS, en- la miSma noche, es-
ia obl:l.
De regresO en- Italia, para demos
trar su gratitud Il Napoles, cStrcn6 ALI
Cimarosa, cuatro operas, &c las cualeS
una, 'Astuc;c femenine". ~cs. quiZa
superior 'El matrimonio sccrcto.
Entire sas producciones tiguran. tam
bi6n, II nemici Sencrosi' eli Ora
Zzi @ Curiazzi''.
Tom0 parte CimaroS;I on III reyolu-
ci0n napolitana contra el eiGrcito fran
c6s Y fu6 puesto en- prisiones, habien-
do debidO su salvaci0n a los buenos
oficios del embajador de Russia.
Acerca de su muerte circularon YER
stones diversaS, pues. segln los We
mos, In rcina Catalina 10 habfa hccho
envencnar V. seglin otros, muri0 :. con
secuencia de los malQs tratamientos
IQue recibi0 on Su cautiveriO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24

pasado mas de media hora que los
gritoS seguian. iiam0 por tplGf0no Il
j In oticina del hotel. Solicitando ayuda.
FL Assistant Manager H. J. Boyle Sll
bio en- Srguida Y en- eSoS inStantes
abria la pucrta cl Gordit0. vcst(lo en-
lL jana, con rl >omhrCru de Miss Rap
pc pueSto dc medic lado moStrando
en- StlS lahioS Su ''SOnrisa dc imbGcil''
con que Sicmpre aparcce en- cl licnz0
Miss Rappp cStaba en- Ia habitaci1n
tirada sohrc una CANA, Y con las ro-
pas memories dcsgarradaS.
-Arbuckle tue 81 que me hiZo todo
csto-cXclamab Ii jovpn. sollOzando.
Miss Rappe fud trasladlda inmedia-
tamente Il otro cuarto Y acoStada Ell
, otra CANA. Mrs. belmont pidi6 Hn me
dico fuG llamado el DR.. Rumwcll.
para que lc preStara los primcros au-
yilios a la joven lesionada.
--ESt0y perdida. me mucro.. FL
eS el culpable... Scguia dicicndo entire
| ldgrinas la pobre jovcn.
-Yo Ia dcspoiG dc sus ycStdoS-pro
Esigue Mrs. belmont la mctimos en-
un bahO frfo.
Virginia lie dijo Il uStedcS 10 que
habfa ocurrido? intcrrog0 81 Juez
No qniso dccirlo.. Cuando cl DR..
tContin(ia en- la pa -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24

Naci0 en- AverSa, en- el RENO de Ma
aho 1854, V muri6 en- Venecia cl II de
cncrO dc 1901.
Su padre era un pobre albanil, que
Sc establcci6 en- Nipples, POGO des-
pu6s dol nacimicnto de su hijo, ycndO
habitar a una casita situada juntO
al conuento dc franciscanOs dc San Sc
ver0. +"
Cuando Cimarosa tenfa sietc ahos
de edad, su desgraciad0 padre Sc cay6
de un andamio, caus;ilidOse la muerte.
Fl pobre ni1o fut recogido por Pol
cano, organista del conyentO de San
Severe, quien habfa notado la viveza
Y las feliccs disposiciones de Domingo.
lie enseil6 cl bucn religiOsO los ele-
mcntos de In lengua latina v los de Ia
todos SnS conocimicnto, 10 hiZO cntrar
on el conServatOriO de Santa Maria
de L6rcto. al llegar CimarOsa a los do
CO amos dc su edad. En- csta escuela
fu6. pfimerO. diScfpulO de cantO de
Francisco Marina, Y. despu6s, de Sac
chilii; Y cstudi0 cl contra punto zbajo
p Ia direction de FenarOl Piccini, con
quien trab0 imistad. Domingo. compile
to la cultura musical de este, inician-
dolo en- cl arte de In composition. Dcs-
pu6S dc once amos de s0lidOS estudiOS,
cuando contaba CimArOsa dieZ nue.
We sali5 del ConServatOrio, Y sc dedic0
a recorrer la Italia, improvisando pie
2as musicales con una facilidad increi-
bic. TodaS las ciudades sc 10 diSputa-
ban. En- Napolcs cOntrabalanceaba los
triunfOs de PIiSiello. Sus cOmpOsiciO-
nes, alegres, grandiosaS, sOnrientes Y
animadas, cXtendieron su fama por to-
da Europa, llegando hasta Russia,
donde Catalania lc llam0 para reempla
zar az Paisello,- que habfa vueltO Ma
poles. despu6s dc haber permanecido
nueye amos en- la corte de Ia Czarina.
Gmarosa Sc EMBARGO ell Napoles en-
julie de 1901, para dirigirSe a Lorna
Una .tempestad no dej6 arribar el bu-
quessno al cabo de diez Y siete dfas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24

San Francisco, septiembre 11-Ros-
cOe Arbucklc, lrtiSta muy popular de
cincmat0grafo, ronocido Dor lei Cor
ditto, fu6 arrcStado an0chC, acuSado
como SupueSto autor de un asesinato
cometido on la persona de la bella V
joven 'eStrolla del artc mudo'', Virgil
MIA Rappe. dcSpuGS de una fiesta init
ma celebrada Ell In habitaci0n de Eel
G0rdito' en- el Hotel St Francis, de
eSta ciudad. Arbuckle ingreS0 en- la
cdrccl, donde Sc halla en- estoS instan-
teS, no obStante los eSfuerzos realiZa-
dos por su abogad0 para obtener su
libertad. Las leyes de California no All
miten tianZa. cilando So trata de Ia CO.
mission de tn aseSinato.
FL dclito de asasinato fu6 calificado
pOr el captain de Ia detective. Ducan
Matheson, quien hizo las primcras in
vestigacioneS Sobre este terrible cas0.
Cuando Arbuckle lIegaha csta ciu-
dad. anoche fu6 detcnido en- las GALES
Market Y Montgomery. por In detec-
tive, cuyos agentcs escoltaron su ca
rro, que era guiado por cI miSmo ac-
tor haSta In Sala de JuSticia dondc
fu6 reclufdo. No mOStraba en- su faZ
ningtin signo de admiration nj de pc
ma. Fumaba un cisarrillo tlanquila-
mente. FL pdblicO que Sc aglomer6 en-
aquellas inmediacioncs no tenfa prece-
dente. Y en- los corredorcS de la Corte
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
La Fragil Quinera

Lucy la novia paida, sintiendo que moria,
escribi6 LENA ell alma de honda melancolia,
a Frank, e joven misico de rubia cabellera
a Frank, ell prometido, su vountad postrera.
"Como lgero esqufe, con la vea tendda,
me ausento de las playas sonoras de la vida
Agonza ell crepusculo.. -. la inmensa noche baja!.,
Coroname de flores p6nme una mortaja,
una mortaja blanca, Ell csne encantado,
que conduce la barca del paladin sagrado
Luego, piadosamente, tn querda
como lecho extiendeme encima del piano;
quiero escuchar al borde sereno de la tumba
elegia. vago lamento de ultratumba.
Sera de nuestras bodas ell himno funerario
azando por mi muerte ritmo solitario.
Despues cooca, amigo, debajo mi cabeza,
para que ALA me banen su honda de tristeza
esas divinas misicas que lindan con el Cielo.
Sollozos, arpnonias, plegarias de consuelo,
rehejos de lejanos crepusculos que abruman
aquelos "Reveries" tiernisimos de Schuman.'
Asi el mandscrito Pequenos caracteres
sgnos msteriosos que escriben las mujeres
ell sutil perfume deslas marchitas,
evocando in pasado de cosas nfnitas -.
Frank medito momento, sobre la blanca hoja,
iEl llanto, ,ardiente lanto broto de congoja!,
contemplando ell albo semblante de la muerta,
delante de la virgen nanimada yerta,
creyo mirar un iro tronchado por ell viento
banado por un rayo de luna amarllento!
sus puplas huerfanas del lampo de la vida,
eran lothos aZues e aqua dormida!. .....
Frank vic postrer sueno rodar 10 insondabe
Sc sintio sin rumbo! ihuerfano! miserable!
Ell dolor impasible cavabae lama
hiriendo con gope su amor y su esperanza!
Cuando tendio la noche sobfe la alcoba oscura
manto de slencios, palio de amargura,
Frank, recordando ell 1ltimo peddo de la muerta
la levanto brazos; coloco la yerta
dorado cabecita de Lucy sobre Ell piano,
abro el libro de Schuman temborosa
derram6 en- a onda una vaga elegia,
e mundo de suefos magnffcos de un dia!
jFue Huston? SFue deirio 10 que ojos vieron?
Los silenciosos labos de Lucy sonreron,
como Ia corola de una glycna alberta,
dos agrmas loraron los ojos de la muerta!...
= Leopoldo DIAz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
LA ULTIMA TRAGICA PEL|CUbA DEL GQRD|TO ARBUCKLE
e de hsber dado la artista cinematograca
Virginia Rappe, forma honoosa odo San Fran
cisco Sc encuentra consternado con este crimen

J una bandaGI de artiStaS de cine, COM
paheroS del GOrdito, ahejcaba indasan
do In confirmation dc la horroroSa no.
tic...t eel crimen que So lc imputaba
Adn cuandO NADIA Il cSa holl So po-
dia adelantar en- este respectO, las au-
toridades esperalln Sacar mucho en-
clarO de las declaracioneS de una jO-
ven llamada Zey Prevon, o Zcis ReisS.
quicn fuG arreStada l,lmbiGn lleva-
da la Sala dc .Justici;r por los de
tectiveS. rs csta joven pcquena tie eS-
tatIIra gl.tcios:t, gruc>a Y bicn yes
tida Y era de las que formaba parte
dc entire los concurrentcs LII fiesta
del Gortlito Otros individuos varias
otldS j0venes que eran tamhiGn invita-
dos. hallAbansc ALI la disposition de
los agentcS de la ley. para tomarlcs de-
claraci6n.
San Francisco, scpticmbre 12-Con
Roscoe Arbuckle, que ante cl Juez de
policfa S. O'Brien sc declare no culpa-
bic eSta maiiana. Sc hH dado cOmien-
20 al case que encierlI el miStcriO de
la mucrtc dc la bcllfsima actriz Vir-
ginia Rappe. de cuya mnerte SO acusa
al Gortlito. Han sido citldos Mr.. Cole
man. manager del hotel Ell que ocllrri6
la tragcdia Y su ayudante ThomiS Kca
linz, pala que compareZcan la otici
ma del Director de la Prohibition Il
declarar 10 que sepan sobre las bebi
das que Sc consumieron en- el festival
fntimo. Mr.. Arbuckle. pilido y ncrvio
so, al Dir que sc.le acusaLi como au-
tor de lii muerte de la Srta Rapper,
Sc declare testigo del pueblo de Cali
fornia.
10 QUE DICE MRS. DELMONT
La historic que rclere la Sra. Del
mont, una de las que acompan6 Miss
Rappe la tiestecita del hotel St
Francis, es como sigue:
Dice Mrs. belmont que ella concu-
rri0 con Miss Rappe al st. Francis,
quien habfa sido invitada por telGfo-
no para que fuera a participar de una
fiesta que Arbuckle tenfa en- III habita
ci0n de dichO hotel. Ella cOnocf;i de
vista a Arbuckle hacfa cincO anoS Y
10 suponfa amigo fntimo del prometi-
do de Miss Rappe. Harry Lehrman,
director de una casa de pelfculas de
New York.
Las dos damas Sc hallaban acOmpa-
nadas por Al Schumacher, ell manager
de Ia Srta. Rapper: Lowell Sherman,
actor: Fred. Fishbeck, director; Zey
Prevon Y Dollie Clark, artistas de ci
ne; esta Ultima que va estaba en- el
cuarto de Arbuckle cuandO elias llega-
ron.
Despues de tomar dos tres copas-
Miss Rappe, de sinebra jugo de ma
rania-dice Mrs. belmont que Arbuc-
kle lie echo cl blatzo Miss Rappe
la empuj0 hacia una habitaci6n con
tigua.
! He eStado esperanto pOr ii hace
cinco amos. Y, ahord eS que pucdo te-
nerte mi lIdo-dijo Arbuckle. scglin
declaration de Mrs. belmont. quien
anadi0 que ccrrO la pucrta tras de Il
V su jOvcn companera.
No teniendo Ia sufcicnte conlianza
con Arbuckle. no So atrevi0 inter
vcnir Ia Sra. belmont: pero pasados
ialglnos minutes. al Dir quejidOs, SO
sinti0 alarmada. Sc lcvant0 palida CO.
rri6 hacia Ia puerta TOGO con los MI
dillOs; pero ell vista dc que no respOn-
dian. empeZ0 a dar con los pie dura-
mcnte. Finalmentc. viendO que habfa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
MIR. KESSINGER SERA Ell AUDI
TOR DE PUERTO RICO

Por nOticias particularcs recibidas
en- esta ciudad, Sc informa que el pre-
sidente Harding enviard Ell esta session
del Senado. de un momentO IL otro, ell
nombramiento del Sr. l.. X. Kessin-
ger, de Kansas City, para ocupar el
cargo de Auditor de Puerto Rico, car
go que viene desempenando Mr.. Bon
ner hace ochO amos.
Mr.. Kessinger es un. ftimo amigo del
lGObernador Reilly.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24

Mrs. Minta Durfcc Arhuchlc. e>posa
de "El Gordito''. de puien 81 halIaha
SrlIrada hacfa cinco amos; pcro que
al saber EN- cl trance fatal eH que Sc
halla su cspoSu. In Sailo prciptada-
mcnte drSCjc New York para san Fran
cisco a yer rn qdd pUeIc >rVirlc de
ayuda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24

Miss Virginia Rappc, agraciada V
jovcn actriz de cinemat6giafo que mu
rio mistcriosamentc deSpUGS de I'm
party" cclchrado en- una habitaci6n
dc hotel. al cual concurri6 invitada
por "El GOrdito''. Y on dondc So dc<a-
rroll6 ii @rosera cscena que diccn ha-
Sido cauSa de su mucrte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
80
D. LUIS RUPERT. EMBARGO
Il AVER

En- el vapor cspalol "p. de SatrliS,
teguf' EMBARGO aver para la madre
patria, nuestro estimadO amigo ell no
table financiero don Luis Rubart.
~ "
quien piensa estar junto sus famila-
res en- Madrid, hasta fines de afio.
Buen viaje lie deseamos al amigo D.
i 11ic.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-17
Georges Seeks
Return Match

New York, July Notwithstanding
defeat by Jack Dempsey in Jersey city
on July >, Georges Carpenter. It Is re-
ported in boxing circles here. will geek
a return match for the championship,
believing that by adopting an open
style or battle he may he able to win.
In statement made at his training
camp after the Jersey City match Car
pcntler said he would fight any man
in the world, excepting Dempsey, hut
his closest friends now say that he has
changed his mind. Georges disobeycd
the orders Of his advisers and forced
tho hEht with the champion and there
in. 1t Is claimed. he made his big mis-
take.
Should Georges again he matched
with Dempsey and the bout held in
New York state where tho boxing
rules permit 10 rounds to a decision
he might win the championship by out
pointing Dempsey Carpenters friends
believe that he is clever enough to box
Dempsey and stay away for Is rounds.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-17
HE'LL MANN BACK
IN FIRST PLACE

Chicago July 16.-Harry Heilmann,
the smuggling outfielder of the Detroit
Tigers went on a batting rampage last
week and batted himself into first
place in the race for batting honors
in the American league with iris
Speaker, the Cleveland world g cham
pions' pilot. who stepped out in front
a week ago.
Heilmann boosted mis- average to 1852,
compared with 400 a week ago, Speak
err lost u points. his average dropping
from AIS last week to 1884, the same
figure held by Ty Cobb. the Detroit
manager who has not been in the
game the last few weeks because of
an injury. Tobin of st. Louis is fourth
with 1875 and Babe F.uth of the Yam
KEGS, next with 81.
Up to the recent New Yorll-Chicago
series Ruth had been unable to get
home run in Chicago this year. Little
Dick Kerr who set the "homerun king"
back during the last invasion of the
White SoX to New York. pitched the
final game in Chicago and fell the VIC
tim of Ruth's bat. Chicago was the
last of the American league cities TO
come in on Ruth's string.
Ruth is far ahead of last seasons
record for home runs, having scored 20
circuit drives. He also has scored.
more rams than any other player in
the league, having crossed the plate 50
times. Although he has only LOG hits
he leads the league in total bases with
245.
George sisler the St. Louis star,
failed to add to his string of stolen
bases during the past week. but his
| l6 thefts continues nigh The averages
are those Of players who have partici-
pated in 20 or more games.
Other leading batters: SEVERED, st.
Louis .367; Williams. st. Louis. .S6i
Nsach. Detroit. .25S. Sisler st. Louis,
| $50. h. Collins, Chicago, .3ai.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-17
DENTIST SEEN NIGHT
BODY WAS DISCOVERED

RosehurE. o. July i6-omcers in
vostiEating the mystery OF the head
less body found beneath the wrecked
automobile OF Or. r. NJ. Brumneld here
Wednesday. widencd their inquiry to-
day and learned from Portland that
a man believed to he the owner OF the
car had passed thru there the evening
the body was found
\ garage man Identified DR.. Brum-
fields photograph as that OF "A man
who purchased gasoline from him and
said his customer appeared nervous.
An autopsy was performed today on
the body. one bullet was found in It
This missile had severed the spinal
cord and lodged in the stomach. A
second bullet wound also in the back
was found.
Attic the body had been identified
hy his two brothers as that Of Dennis
Russell. local laborer. counsel for Mrs.
Brumheld said they hoped TO prove
it was that Of tho missing Brumheld.
Mrs. Brumncld was advised by her at
torncys not to discuss the case for pub
llcation,
Meanwhile the police are continuing
to search for Or. Brumneld. whom they
charge with causing Russell's death.
BrumHcld carried heavy Insurance pol
icies and r. declared by the officers to
have been involved financially,
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-17
OTHER MINE WORKERS
TO BE SENT TO MINGO

Charleston. W. Va. July ts.-organ-
isera Of the United Mine Workers NJ
America from other states viii he sent
into tn" MinEn county mining region,
immediately TO take up tho duties of
David Eohh. international financial
agent and his associates. who have
agreed to leave West Virginia hy next
Monday night, Phillip Murray. inter
national vice president OF the union
said tonight
Rohb and other union leaders yester-
day Were given the alternative Of loav-
ing tho state or returning to fail for
alleged violation OF the proclamation
Of martial law in MnEo after the state
supreme court had refused to grant
writs or hahcus corpus in their caseb
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-17
LARGEST HOARD EVER
GATHERED IS CHECKED

New York. July is-Employes OF the
United states assay office in Wall
street today finished Weighing and
testing the myrid grains or gold and
counting the certificates that COM
prise the huge sum OF fifteen hundred
million dollars-about one-ftfth OF the
worlds supply.
Besides this amount. there Is ssT2. e.
Noo, coo worth OF gold In n sealed vault
which had previously been checked
The enormous hoard tho largest ever
assembled in one building in history.
VIII continue to swell for some time.
nnanciers said. as nearly every liner
arriving here has a consignment for
liquidation in this country.
Tho count was neccssitnted bv n
pending change i'm superintendents
Representatives Of Verne NJ BOYLE.
who Is rclinquishinE tho position. and
lsane n. Smith. who succeeds him.
were present as the work progressed
During the month and a half since the
count was begun, constant flow OF
yellow metal has poured into the
office.
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-17
CHICK EVANS GOES TO Bath GREEN
BEFORE ANhEX|NG GOLF TITLE

Chicas 20. July rs. r. f. Kueppcr
OF Sioux city, Iowa, champion. carried
National Champion Chick" Evans OF
Chicago. to the S'th green today be
fore Evans could annex his sixth title
as western amateur golf champion.
up and : to play. Mt westmorcllnd
country club. Evans did not have to
extend himself however. as the iowan
was overEolfed. having played all last
week In the Iowa championship and
had hard matches this week in the
Western.
Knspper was never up except once.
losing the frst hole IS. by getting in
pit. He squared the match by TAX
nr the second hole IS. with ten foot
putt. and he held the champion even
sith pars for the next five holes Then
n thu short eighth. the Inwan won
. and held the lead 10 tho first turn
,rly to lose " on the tenth where
Evans scored birdie 2.
Evans won the 18th and 18th. stop
oing for luncheon . IN This advan-
Rge was increased to IN at the 18th
md the champion by winning the 2lst,
he 22nd and the card. reached his
naNimum lead Of six up. Evans
iropped the 27th and Goth but became
iormie 5 by winning the Spth with a
Nrdie and halvirE the Sist Then he
prolonged the struggle by accidentally
moving his ball on the SIND green aud
citing into bunker trouble on the
Bird. dropping both holes to become
iirdie 2. The champion with perfect
on the 3ith ended the match. Encp-
ser having to play out u a trap to
lalve tho hole
Evans played Fl holes in par. In
me under and on nine went above per
Pueblo chieftain. (Pueblo, Colo.) 1889-current, 1921-07-17

silver offerings into the Mississauga
and to coax the travellers to leave
the big river and seek the hidden
charms of the hinterland. The side
trips often lead to waters over
which white men have never fished.
The majority of the portages are
just long enough to give you a
chance to get the kinks out of your
calves and are pleasure rather
than a hardship. The portage at
Aubrey, Gorge affords a wonderful
sight, that of the river surging and
swirling through quarter-mile
gorge and then making n lot foot
leap over n cliff. 1t takes one and