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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
Amboy Varsity
Wins Big vo||ey Ball
Tournament At ~

After twelve games had been
played last night in the four team
volley BALI tourney at the Y. NJ. c..
A.. the Perth Anyboy varsity was
the only team remaining undefeated
The games started shortly after 8
o'clock and 1t was not until after IL
o'clock that the circuit was COM
pleted. Although the varsity won
the tournament 1t showed lack OF
the usual pep, q sign that it had
gone stale" as the result of too
many games played during the past
week or so.
The Brooklyn Central team de-
feated the Spira six Of Paterson In
the first match of the night. it re-
curing three games to do it. Brook
Ign won the first game. 1919 and
Paterson evened up matters by win
ming the second, 1879. The third
and deciding game went to Brook
Ign by a 1911 score.
The Perth Amboy varsity then
went up against the Perth Amboy
second team. AS it was seen that
there would not be sufficient time to
play a two out of three series, n
game only was played. The seconds
were ahead 14-11 when the varsity
pulled itself together and scored out
winning by n point. 1914. In this
match the varsity consisted of Do
yer, Hornsby. johnson, Miller, Par
ker and Rankin, while the second
team used Peakes. Sharp. Barthol-
omew, Westcott, Oliver and Greisen.
The third match of the night was
between the Paterson and Perth
Amboy second teams. Amboy won
the first game 1912 and lost the
second by a similar score. In the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

C~ougslin's Auditorium court in
Roosevelt will he the scene tomorrow
night O. a basketball game between
.he separates court representatives
Of the borough and the Bayonne Y.
NJ. III. a. quintet. This game is
slated to start about $3.50 o'clock and
there will be dancing as usual.
The Separates have annexed five
straight games on their home court
at the expense of the Perth Amboy
Dry Dock team, the Railway Col
legians, Cou"ty Stars. Parish House
of Woodbridge and the Sterlings Of
South River. The Parish House and
Sterling combinations have been con-
sidered leading c~ontepders for the
Middlesex county basketball cham
pionship.
Little has been learned of the
strength of the Bayonne Y. M. H. A.
team, but inasmuct as this combina-
ton il a regular professional team,
that is, playing the two hand dribble,
Z fast game is anticipated. Asso-
citation teams generally have strong
quintets ard there is q possibility
that the five game streak of the Sep
arates may be endangered.
1t Is probable that the Separates
ara aiming to annex a record all
their own Cor consecutive victories.
The best consecutive victory record
compiled by any team in his sec
ton this year is credited to the
Speedways of-this city, who ran up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

third game Paterson started a o
ing streak in which Baumgarten,
their big spiker, starred. Several
of the first string Amboy men were
showed into the seconds" lineup to
strengthen 1t, but without success.
The Amboy team was shut out, 15-
o.
1t took two games for the Perth
Amboy varsity to win the match
from Brooklyn Central, scores be-
ing 1874 and 1879.
The last match of the night was
Between the Amboy varsity and the
Paterson team. These games were
the closest played and hardest fought
of any. Paterson winning the first
1912. The series was evened in the
second game when Amboy won 15-
IL. In the third game the going was
nip and tuck throughout, neither
team ever having more than a three
point lead. Amboy annexed this
game. 15-12.
The games were attended by a
good sized crowd and despite the
fact that the varsity failed to show
up to its usual form. those who new
er before witnessed a volley ball
match were pleased with the game.
Robert Chick" Warter of1iciated as
referee in a faultless manne in all
of the games. Refreshments con-
sisting of cake, coffee and ice cream
were served all of the players at
the conclusion of the games.
The varsity will not play another
match game for more than a week,
arrangements now being under way
to meet Railway, the state champs.
in a series of matches to be played
there and this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

In the initial event the we'll known
local battler OF a few years back
will mix it up with Jay Lanahan. a
rapidly progressing boy who halls
from Port Richmond, Staten Island.
Maize expects real opposition from
his island neighbor and inasmuch
as some old rivalry exists between
the two battlers the fans will be
treateN to some real action during
the progress of this bout. This
event is scheduled to go three
rounds. Both boxers have big fol-
lowings and it is expected that there
will be a big crowd roofing for their
favorite in this battle.
Eight days later Maize will be
stacked UP against Johnny Carroll,
the popular Chrome speed merchant,
in one of the two eight-round bouts.
Followers Of Maize say that their
favorite'sA showing against the
Chrome fighter will decide the sue
cess of his. ability to come back.
This bout will surely be a hummer
for Carroll is one fighter who has
always given the fans of this section
the best that Is in him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
Maize Training
For Bouts In This City

Carroll is also scheduled to Fight
at the st. Mary Club show on March
o. He has been matched to meet
Willy Curry of Staten Island and
fans Who remember the corking
battles between Curry and Potty,
and Potty and Carroll at former
shows in this city can be assured Of
seeing plenty Of action in this bout.
The Chrome fighter is reported to
be training hard for these two bouts
inasmuch as he has been, stacked
against two real opponents for these
shows.
frankie Burns, Mickey Walker,
Mickey Donley, AL Roberts and
frankie Nelson are among the other
boxers scheduled to participate In
the st. Mary club show, while Joe
Colletti, noted lightweight, Gene
Tunney. Willie Jackson and Abe
Attell are slated to take part in the
Police Social Club show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
PLAN BANQUET
TO END LEAGUE
City Bowling Organization
Closes With Affair Mon
day Night

Plans for the banquet Of the CITY
Bowling League to be held ins thu
Elks Club on Monday night have
been completed. The committee an
that anyone desiring of att
tending this event can procure tick
cts from the mana gers OF the respec-
tive teams or from members OF the
entertainment committee.
An interesting program has been
arranged for this event. Eight high
class entertainers have been m
gagged and each one will appear twice
so that in reality there will be six
Teen acts of vaudeville. Recorder
Harold e. Pickersgill has been
chosen to act in the capacity Of
POSTMASTER and judging from the
n in which he has handled
assignments of this kind in the past,
this choice should add to the sue
cess of the affair.
Award of prizes for various r3sse3
ords made during the rolling of Ill
regular scheduled ma.ches~ff
league will be made in c0nnectfH.
with Monday nights affair. The
Forester bowling team finished first
in this tournament with the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining Company
outfit a closa second.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
The PLAY sPEEDWAYs ON u OUR DWIGHT
Harmony Players
In Davis Bros. Lineup

Speedways cop the game tonight the
Harmony quintet will be booked.
The Harmony team is the strongest
travelling outfit in the metropolitan
district. The fifth member OF the
Davis brothers team is Hymie
Spike" Davis of the Spartan Qufn-
tet, a team stronger than the York.
Vile or Danbury teams.
Local fans are of the opinion that
the ~Speedways should have defeated
the National Turner's last week, and
they will expect the local r~epresenta-
tive team to defeat the Opposition
tonight in a decisive manner in order
to make up for the setback of last
week.
Next Saturday night the Bayview
Wheelman team of Newark will fur-
nish the opposition to the Speed
ways on the auditorium court. The
Newark team downed the Speedways
by an eight point margin in the first
game between the two combinations
at Newark last Sunday night. The
local players believe that the Wheels
man team is equally as strong as the
National Turner's and another hard
fought game can be looked Tor.
There will be only one game on the
local court tonight, and dancing az
usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
VICTORIAN FIVE
WINS ANOTHER
Downs YorkviIIe Separates in
Fast Game at Say
reYiIIe|

In a hard fought game on the
Victorian hall court, Sayreville. last
night, the Victorian quintet by a
squirt in the last ten minutes of
play outscored the Yorkville Sepa-
rates outfit Of New York by a cor
of 1928. Previous to this final
squirt the New Workers held the led
for the greater part of the time.
Sutton was the scoring star for
the home team in this game. drop
ping in five field and foul
goals. George Davis and Joe Davis
played sensational ball for the New
Workers, the latter holding Freddy
Glochau scoreless from the field.
Finn and Adler were the scoring
stars for the visitors.
AT half time the Yorkville quintet
was leading by a score of 1910.
The contest was played two hand
dribble throughout. The Victorians
outscored their opponents from the
field eleven to ten.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

Frank Comings' bowling combina-
ton is beginning to take on the APP
~pearance OF a real championship
team, 1t winning three more games
last night in the "Y" five man tour
ney. To date this team BOWED nine
games and lost not one. Last night
Eullerton's team was the victims.
The first game went to Com1ngs
team with a sixty-six point margin,
Hopes 1876 being high. In the sec
ond game forty-veven pins separa-
ted the two teams, Nielsen taking
high score with 1911. The third
game found the winners eighty pins
in the lead, Hoffman's 194 being
high score. Hoffman's average of
1856 for the match was high q
surprise prize was won by Clarence
Hoffman for making the highest
score in the second round. The prize
was q scarf contributed by Sharp d
Hanson.
rrba ScOreS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
H.. BOYS BEAT
DEAF OUTFIT
Trenton School Team Beaten
on Local Court Yester-
day

The Perth Amboy High School
boys varsity quintet nosed out the
New Jersey Deaf School outfit in a
fast game on the local high school
court yesterday afternoon. The final
score of this game vas 1929, the
Crimson and White warriors win
ming by a strong finish.
Charley Hughes. captain of the To-
cal team, was the scoring and all
around star for the winners. He
scored seventeen Of the twenty
three points credited to Amboy. two
field goals and thirteen fouls.
Hughes was given nineteen chances
from the foul line, and missed out
on six.
The Trenton outfit outscored AM
boy from the field, ten to five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

The Pirates defeated the Dodgers,
1919, 1914 in the opening match,
the Giants beat the Yankees, 1919
and then lost out. 15-14; the White
Sox beat the Red Sox, 1919. and
the latter team beat the White Sox
1879.
Playing with the Giants were:
Janderup, Kisco, Albert, Fox, Hix-
son and Dave; with the Yankees.
Arway, Samsoe, Rowe, Wort, Kolb
and 10th; with the Red Sox, Halla-
han, Demarco, Orgeleok, Pelligrene,
Meshrow and Rowland; with the
White Sox. Zalari, Panconi, Brown,
Banzick, Pelligrene and LaRue; with
the Pirates, Luckhurst, Coddington,
Anderson, Scassera, Christensen
and Dragotti, and with the Dodgers.
Fimiani, Sokolinsky. DAILY. Sobrey,
Hovanecz and Griffin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

Mike Maize, Stapleton favorite, is
training faithfully for his real come-
back in the roped arena which will
be staged in the Auditorium in this
city on Thursday night, March 3, III
connection with the monster athletic
show of st. Mary's Athletic Club.
He is also scheduled to fight at the
Police Social Club smoker which
has been set down for Friday night.
March II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

The inter-department volley ball
league planned by the athletic assoc
citation Of the Atlantic Terra Gotta
Company was started in kozusko's
hall Thursday night. Six teams are
in this tournament and games are
scheduled for every Thursday night
on Kozusko's hall court.
The standing of the teams TO date:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

Reformatory Going Good
The Railway Reformatory basket
ball team defeated the Roselle Park
M. +. quintet on Washington's
birthday in a thrilling game by a
score of 34-33. 1t was the inmates
eighteenth victory in twenty-five
starts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
single Men BowIcrs Win

HELMETTA. Feb. 25.-The single
men won over their rivals, the mar
ried .men. in two Of the three games
rol.ed at the Helmetta Club. John
valck's rolling was the feature. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

The Perth Amboy Speedways will
go on the court tonight hopeful Of
stopping their two losing streak at
the expense Of the crack Davis
brothers quintet of New York City.
This contest is scheduled to be play
ed on the Auditorium court, New
Brunswick avenue and is slated to
get under way promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
The probable line up:
Speedways Davis Bros.
r. Handerhan. Davis
sutton w. Davis
forwards
anSen 1900. LAVE
center
Brownmiller .......... Hymn Davis
Bradley J. Davis
Il. Handerhan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

~
The Davis brothers outfit is in
reality the pick of the 92d street Y.
NJ. II. A. institution, and plenty of
class is expected from this team.
The first half of the game tonight
will be played according to the two
hand dribbling rules while the sec
ond period will be played one hand
dribble.
George and Joe Davis who have
performed in this city against the
Y. M. II. A. and Speedways, and in
South Amboy and Sayreville against
the representative teams of those
municipalities, are the only members
of this team who have appeared in
this section for the purpose of exhib-
ting their court ability.
The real feature of the attraction
for tonight is the fact that two of
the crack Harmony Club tossers will
perform in the lineup of the visitors.
Harry and Willy spike" are two Of
the leading players in the Harmony
lineup, and it is possible that IL the
Schmitt led the visitors In scoring
with ten points. At half time the
Deaf Mutes were leading by a score
of 1914.
Referee Daitz had the hardest job
on the floor. making the visitors I'M
derstand when n foul was called.
/ The score-(Boys ganTe):
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
C0M|NGS AGAIN
WINS GAMES
FuIIerton's Bowling Team is
Defeated in "Y" League
Match

Standing in Y. NJ. c. n. Ffve-Man
Bowling League
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25

Referee. rather McCloskey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
Deaf Nfutes
Going Good

Referee. Daitz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-25
New Brunswick

kcferee-D COlc.
%Overhead shot. one point.
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MALIN

Prof. I.oye,t, chief OF the depart
meut OF entomology at O. A. C., aui
Prof, Fulton, specialist ON farm crop
pests, are near Mauu inyestlgatina
the grasshOpper situation. They VIII
be able TO eliminate tho siaEc noXt
year ID Is believed
aOhp W. u. Smith, principal OF the
Malin high school has just return
ed from Salem whore he made final
arrangements with State Superlr-
tendent, J, 4. Churchil TO have the
high school standardized before
school opens IN September.
Miss Winnlfred u. Berg win be the
new assistant in thei high school
The Malin community picnic wiz
be held at the Carr ranch next sun
day,
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WITH SULPHUR

Misunderstanding, a pleasant cream,
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ritatcd cor broken out with ecZemI;
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Says a no,ed skin specialist,
Tho moment this sulphur prepara-
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after two or three applications, the
eczema g. gone and the skin is de-
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because Il destroys the parasites that
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= small jar Of Mentho'Sulphur
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Vanity is the greatest handicap TO
greatness.
A man who nevcr accomplisheS
anything looks the part,
Don't forget that il Is always the
bottom dollar that counts,
Conflicting testimony is but ano,h-
or name for the expert article,
II isn't always the fighting parson
who puts his congregation to sleep,
Beter go home and make u net
than 70 jump into the pool after the
fish,
Don't antagonize man with a cool
million; ho Is in a position to make 1t
hot for you,
What has become of The gay old
farmer who always replied to the
question concerning his rye yield that
he opinod Il would "go about four
gallons to tho acre?
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PUBLICATION or SUMMONS
~ THE JUSTICE COURT FOR
TIiE DISTRICT OF LlNKNIi.LE,
KLAMATH COUNN, OREGON.

J. l. Johnstone, doing business un-
der the trade name of Johnstone
Furniture company, plaintiff,
VS.,
$, T., Holden and Mrs. s. l.. Hold,
en- his wife, defendants,
To :. y. Holden and Mrs, s, +,
Holden his wife, in the name of the
State OF Oregon,
iop are hereby required To appear
and answer the complaint filed
against You In the above entitled ac-
tion on or before September 10th,
1879, that being the expiration of six
weeks publication of this summons
prescribed by the order for publica-
tion thereof, and IL You fail so 10
answer, tho plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you In the sum OF
Sl32,3O and for the costs and dis
bursements OF the action and for the
sale OF the following described per-
sonal property levied upon and at
tached herein, to-wit; 2 beds. l. dres-
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dining table, springs and 1 mat
tress all being your property in the
hands OF the Western Transfer COM
pany.
This publication is made by order
of l., l., Gaghagen, Justice of the
Peace for LinkNlle District, Klam-
ath County, Oregon, duly made on
August 2, 1929,
The date OF first publication OF
this summons Is August 4th, 1929,
Postoffice address 400 Main street,
Klamath Falls, oregon.
LEM l.. GAGHAGEN.
Justice of the Peace.
\ i,l1,1S,25, S lis
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NOTICE OF FILING OF PROPOSED
ASSESSMENT ROLL tOH THE
JONSINltJION OI' TIIE SIXTH
SEWER UNIT.

Tho Common Council ~ the city
uf klamath Falls, oregon, having
nRcurtnincd and determined the pro
pOrIionnt" share for which each lot,
part Of lot. block, and acreage prop
.crty shall be- linblr fDr the cost ~
tho proposed construction Uf tho
SIXTH SEWER UNIT and having on
tho Sth day ~ August 1929, filed
IN the office of the Police judge Of
pnld city statement thereof, which
mId statement lH known and doslg.
natri nB The "pHOPObED ASSESS.
MEST ROLL" for such construction
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that
Btid Common Council did by rUfUlns
ton ny Monday, August 2lHt, 1879
at the hour Of u'clU T.. II, 80 the
council chamber in the city hall ~
uid ,lty said date being date up.
on which regular meeting ~ Eaid
council VIII be- held as The time aud
rlnf" for hearing aud determining all
ubloctipnH'thut mHy be- made 10 such
assessment, ana that thereafter. hay
INK heard and determined such OBJ
ioctiOns. ~ any there should be. said
Common Council will proceed 10 na.
OF The cost OF constructing such Sow
.rr init In accordance with the bcnc-
fit urcruiug 20 each lot, part OF lot
bio X and acreage property and by
ordinance declare such proportion.
ate shurcH. to bc specific liens against
the respective lots, parts OF lots.
blocks and acreage properties 90
found md determined 90 be- liable
Tho owner or owners Uf property
1O found liable for such proportion
ate cost uf such construction are
hereby referred 10 such assessment
roll on file with the Police Judge for
detailed information 20 such assesH-
mont,
The. boundaruB within which the
property lies that hnH bp"n dotcrmln'
ed 10 be- hcnotiticd and ~ bo assessed
ne aforesaid. ~ all that property for
thrso legal subdivisions Of the city Of
Klamath Falls. oregon. known ua
Firbt and Second Railroad Addition
Canal Addition. Second Hot Springs
Addition west pf Southern Pacific
railroad tracks. Iiolligtcr Addition.
and Klamath Addition southeast of
OAK street. and South half of Block
40 Nichols Addition
WITNESS my band and the seal NJ
said city this sth day of August
1899.
W. 8. WvEY.
Acting Police Judge of iN" Cllv OF
klamath Fails OREGON g-l1
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Anuw"rs u

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BIDS WANTED

Wanted by Local Board Of School
District No. 10. lIlldebrand. Oregon,
bids for painting school house and
out bindings; also bids Tor repairing
roof and constructing laboratory
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Aug. IS, l922.
II. l.. MILLS, Clerk OF Local BD.
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NOTICE TO CREpIroRs

Notice Is hereby given that the IN
d"rsiEnod has been. by the County
Court of klamath County, Oregon.
appointed administrator OF the es-
tate OF Anton l.. Olsen deceased. All
persons having claims against tho
said estate are required to present
the same. duly verified In the man
ner provided FOR by law. to the un-
der5Igucd az his office In Bend.
Dpschutcs County, oregon. within
six months after the date OF the
first publication OF this notice.
J. n. HANER,
Administrator OF the estate Of An
ton l.. Olsen. deceased.
j @l-2s-A fills
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