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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-02
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One of the strongest and most de-
| lightful Paramount productions, VIII
liam de Mile has made in many a
day is Grumpy, which will be here
at the Baugh Theatre Friday and
Saturday, November End and 3rd,
1t is a melodramatic comedy Of char
acter having for it's central situation
the theft Of a diamond and its sub
seauent recovery through the efforts
of Grumpy, a crotchety but lovable
old lawyer portrayed by the grand
old man of the screen. Theodore
Roberts. The happiness of the two
sweethearts in the story depends up
on the recovery of the stolen gem
and until it is accomplished the sus-
pense is quite breath taking. Yet
there is a laugh in every scene, so
that from the standpoint of relishable
entertainment Grumpy" is 100 per
cent perfect.
In her latest Paramount picture,
| THE Heart Raider, coming to the
Raugh Theatre Sunday, November the
4th, Agnes Ayres drives horses IN
chariot race, a speed boat and rae
ing car. The first two are new ex-
periences for Miss Ayres. She never
bod +ba reins In her hands before
and never sat behind the wheel IN
sneed boat. "The funny things
about it," explained Miss Ayres, was
that was more scared driving the
horses than I was the boat. You can
never tell what a horse may 90.
Thav have temperaments just Ike
nicture stars-a boat will respond ex-
actly to your will
Katherine Perry, who in private NE
10 Mrs. Owen Moore, will be seen IN
the leading feminine role opposite
Herbert Rawlinson in Fools ana
Riches, when the Universal attrac-
t,on is shown at the Baugh Theatre
|
Mondav and Tuesday, November 6tn
and 9Th. Miss Perry has played op-
nosite her husband in number OF
,,s nroductions and is considered one
Of the real beauties Of the screen
Monday and Tuesday will be SHOWN
.r, the Days of Buffalo BIZ. This
picture is not only the portrayal oi
tho historical facts, but 1t presents
thon, inst as they happened years
ago. 1t shows real Indians on the
,var-nath and the hardships our lore-
fathers had to undergo.
strongheart, the wonderful ponce
dog who sprang into such pronihenoe
az q motion picture star in rne -
la,t Call" has made another picture
a,n;cb is coming to the Baugh inca
ire wednesday and Thursday NoVem
-. -,h and sth. The story Is most
.,,,s,,al from the standpoint oi
thrilling action and tense emotional
soenes II is the story OF oos
,a,thfulness and loyalty TO his ms
tress a loyalty that surmoun's a"
b,s natural instincts. "bra"n' '"'
do1 character, suffers his temptations.
temptatlons very similar TO those oi
an, and they attract him 70 s"en
- extent that finally his human
mistress declares him worthless. - ~,
NJ. iovsltv remains steadfast ana the
action that leads up 70 the e'''"ss GINA,
carries Win Il heart thfoos "ne
,h,l,ls and psthos thfeeding through
a double love story
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-02
SCHOOL NOTES


Fern Bailey spent the week end
with Catherine Culbertson in Besslen-
Gwendolyn LeBailly and Elizabeth |
Price attended the dance in Besslen
Saturday
The Sixth grade gave a Halloween |
party in the Parish house Wednes-
day evening.
Hagerman and Shoshone are to.
play football Friday, November 3rd,
at Shoshone.
The Sophomore class sold popcorn
up town Thursday evening. They
Icleared $3.50.
Mrs. George Curtis and baby, Ruth
Marie, returned to their home in Sho-
Ishone Friday from Rupert.
This week ends the first quarter of
school and Thursday and Friday will
be taken up with exams.-Hurrah!
The other day in Geometry class,
after Lewis Jones had completed a
proposition, he put P. D. Q. instead
of @. E. D., which means, which was
TO be proved.
A number of boys entertained at
masquerade Halloween party at the
Parish house Saturday. Twelve guests
were present, all reporting a most en-
joyable time.
| Monday morning, Wilton fitzpatrick
| the football manager, called on Leon
Jones, captain of the team, Mr.. Pol
\ lard and Mr.. Curtis for speeches
| about the game Friday with Jerome
/ The scene of a very enjoyable ev-
ening was in the apartments OF Mrs.
| s c. Rhoads Friday evening when
la group Of Sophomore girls
! gave a little chrldrens party. The
teirls dressed as little children and
Iplaved ring around the rosy and drop
1.-The handkerchief.
Miss Shemwell, giving the Short
hand class an examination, pronounced
the word sweet. Thomas Towne-
Miss Shemwell how do you write
sweet?' Miss Shemwell = Why,
Thomas, you ought to know you say
it enough" Another pupil-"Say, Miss
shemwen. how do you know
At the assembly period Tuesday af-
ternoon Halloween fantasy was
given by members Of the Shoshone
High school. The play was under the
direction of Miss Icard and was very
successful. The clever costumes were
an attractive feature. Mary Mckee
Gwendolyn LeBailly and Walter Hill
carried out their parts very well. The
dance by the fairies, Mary Haddocs
and Ruth Chrisman, was very pretty
The cast of characters follows: SIS
ters Be.s and Jess, were enacted py
Mary Mckee and Gwendolyn LeBaiiiy
and Walter Hill was their brother, Seo'
The witches were Marion Dumvlil
Eleanor Anderson, Syble Sickle and
Flva Harris. The Goblins were JACK
Rarbee and Leslie Sickle. The parts
of the fairies and minuet dancers
were played by Ruth Chrisman and
Mary Haddock.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-02

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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-02
KIMAMA NEWS NOTES

It's q Joy to read the Journal
Mr.. Fortune lost three of his horses
last week by poisoning.
Mrs. Hfnshaw has been having some
dental work done at Rupert
Word has been received from r. NJ
Cash, now being located in California
Rev. Riedesel received the sad news
of his older brothers death last week
The Rugh family and Henshaw fam
lily were shopping at Rupert last Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. King and sons
visited Clay King and wife at Owinza
Sunday.
The school gave splendid Hal
lowe'en program last Friday evening
which was enjoyed by all present
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1923-11-02

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
AMBOYS PLAY THREE
BIG GAMES DURING
THE next FIVE DAYS

their second stand in this city this
season when they appear at the New
Auditorium court against the local
favorites. The lineup of the Am
boy speedsters will be greatly boil
stored up for this tussel as the local
management is extremely anxious
of %annexing a win over the cham
pions.
Captain "Hank' Thomas will
have as his teammate at the for
ward posts one of the classiest for
wards in basketball today, when
frankie Boyle makes his initial ap-
pearance in a local uniform. Boyle.
who has performed with Trenton in
the Eastern League. and Troy of
the New York State League, is one
of the high scoring aces of both
leagues, and when he takes the floor
tomorrow night against the Junto
team, local fandom will see a player
Of the highest calibre perform in
a local lineup. Cremmins will no
doubt jump center. as Harry Davis
is still under the doctors care. Pete
Hanson, Dewey Schawankert and
Sam Denberg will be ready to take
care of the guarding positions. This
leame combination will oppose the
ILoendi Club of New York City Sun
day night.
The Roosevelt Center girls of Car
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06

The Perth Anlboy Five will play
three games within five days. To-
morrow night the local representa-
tives will meet the Junto Big Five at
the New Auditorium court in a re-
turn match, the first contest going
to the Junto quintet on their New
York court here, after leaving the
court with the o tied at the end
of the first half, they staged a whiri-
wind comeback in the second stanza
and overwhelmed the Amboy court
sters by a twelve-point margin.
Sunday night the auditorium per-
formers will travel to New York
City, where they are booked to meet
the Loendi Club, of Pittsburgh, who
claim the National Colored cham
pionship, at the New Renaissance
Casino, 13Sth street and 9TH avenue.
This game is being featured as the
seasons biggest attraction of the
darktown section of New York City,
both teams having defeated the
Commonwealth Big Five of that Sec
ton. The locals are great favorites
with the darkies and should draw
one of the largest crowds that has
witnessed a game in Harlem this
season.
Wednesday night the worlds
champion Original Celtics will make
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
TOURNEY WILL
START MONDAY

The individual bowling champion
ship tourney Will be started on the
Argonne alleys next Monday night
and the champion will be known by
April IS. This announcement was
made this morning by Howard
Richards who planned this event.
Eight men r entered in the tour
ney and all eight will roll every night
until the tourney is ended, seven
nights. Al Tip will roll William
Hanson in the opening set Of three
games at s o'clock, Richards will
take on Meyer Larson at $50
o'clock, Andy Gadek and Ben Jor-
censor will roll 1t 9 o'clock, and Bill
Jenkins and Henry. Simonsen will go
on in the final match al $3.50 o'clock.
There are a number of other local
bowlers who are ~contenders worthy
of consideration Cor the city cham
pionship and who are not entered in
this tourney. These men roll at the
Y. NJ. c. a. and on Bohnsack's al
leys.
The remainder of the sch lule for
the tourney will be announced early
in the week. Every entry will roll
each other entry at least once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
OUNDER
GRUDGE AFFAIR
frankie Gargano Waiting for
Crack at Lester Appel
baum April 10

A real grudge battle a be ex-
pected when Lester Applebaum of
Railway steps into the ring for his
six-round contest with frankie Gar
gano of Staten Island at the show
Of the Center Athletic Club, in the
local auditorium or Thursday night,
April 10. This is the seventh and
last show of the center organization
for this season.
Gargano and Applebaum were
carded to go on i'll the six-round
bout at the Patrolmen's Benevolent
Association show in the auditorium
recently, but on the night of the
fight the Railway lad said his OPP
ponent was too heavy. Gargano
took on a substitute opponent and
made quick work Of him.
Followers of Gargano are OF the
opinion that the Union county
featherweight thought the Staten
Islander looked too good for him on
the night of the police show, and
this more than the weight question.
influenced him to offer overweight as
a reason for the postponement Of the
bout.
The Staten Island boy is con-
fident that he will check the win
ming streak of the Railway boxer,
the latter having yet to suffer a set
back in Middlesex county. This is
just one of the interesting bouts on
the Center card for this show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
BASEBALL AND
TRACK DO|NGS
Active at High School in Con-
nection With These Branch
es of Sport
HI. S. CORRESPONDENT

With the resumption of school on
next Monday the Crimson and White
baseball squad will start outdoor
practice in preparation for the grand
opening against the faculty ball tos-
sers on April rs. So far this season
the baseball sessions have been held
in one of the school class rooms and
all the candidates have received in
spring talks from Coach Robert S.
, Waddell.
During the present vacation the
majority of the tosserS have worked
out on the Raritan Copper Works
diamond, which will be the cavort-
ing grounds of the squad this year.
Most of the pitchers have shown old
time form while the infielders and
~outfielders have limbered up their
throwing wings. A newcomer in
baseball was observed on the field
during the week. He is Harlan Cor
telyou, a right handed finger who
has shown surprising ability. He
possesses a fast ball which it Is fore
casted will make opposing batters
tremble. Cortelyou will give the
veterans a run for a position IL he
keeps the good work up.
Track Team Active
Manager Nat Cohen Of the local
varsity track team has had his men
hard at work all during the week
~practicing at the Y. M. c. A. and at
the Wonderland park track which
has Just been repaired. In the Of
fetal entry list released by the Penn
State authorities, Perth Amboy high
school is not listed as being enter
ed in the Penn Relay carnival. New
Brunswick high is entered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
.STARF|SH TRY
FOR GAMES
Clean Sweep viii Bring Them
Within One Game OF
lroncladS

Three victories for the Starhsn
bowling team in their match tohlgne
with the Sterlings on the Elks bowl
ing alleys, will bring them WITHIN
one game of the leading lronciao
oi,tft in the local Elks' bowling
league. This circuit will end a week
The Sterlings are occupants OF the
cellar position at this time WINS
the Starfsh are two games and a nan
habind the Ironclads. Each cam
will have a set of games to roll alter
tbe games tonight, the emalning
match for the Starfsh being Win
the leading Ironclad team next Moi
After the schedule is completed
next Friday night, the second-hali
winner will be matched with the
Madisons, irst-half champions, IN a
match to decide the championship
for the present season. Ihere IL
oreater interest in the circuit tnls
wear than ever before.
The Starfsh bowling team was
beaten out in sensational tashloh py
the Madisons in the flrst-half cham
niouship, and they therefore ma
mil the unexpected by beating ou'
the Ironclads in the last-half cham
nionship. The Sterlings will try Il
| put the Starfish out CT the running
in tonight's games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06

i WOODBRIDGE, April Ga
Worthwhile record was established
by the boys basketball team of the
local high school, during the season
recently closed, the basketeers di-
ERECTED by Coach c. Howard Rothfuss
having annexed fifteen victories in
ltwenty-two starts. The local quin-
Itet was a contender for the Middle
sex county scholastic championship
which vas copped by South River
High.
Aside from the credit due the
players for their work, the success of
the Woodbridge school representa-
tives was entirely due to the untiring
efforts of Coach Rothfuss and Man
ager Steward Schoonover. Spencer
Drummond captained the team
during the season and after the COM
pletion of the playing schedule Seq
nard Peterson was chosen to captain
the woodbridge five for the 1923-24
reason.
Selden Hoagland. Drummond and
and William Jaeger occupied the ad.
vanced berths for the local team this
term, John De Russy and Tommy
Levi performed in the pivot berth,
and Peterson, William Voorhees, and
Anthony Balint were the guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
City vo||ey Ball Games
In Y.M.C.k. Gym Tonight;
Varsity Fund Growing

commencing at 8 o'clock, when the
varsity team and the second team
clash in five games. The varsity
lineup will be similar to that which
will go to Chicago next month to
participate in the International
championships, consisting of Parker,
Melko, Bartholomew, Hornsby,
Sharp, Francis, Oliver and johnson.
The second team tomorrow night
will consist of Bedell, ~Janderup,
Frantic, Walter Oliver, Peakes, Lee
son and Chizmadia.
A meeting of the men who are
securing subscriptions for the 5000
necessary to send the varsity to Chi
cago, will be held Monday night FOR
the purpose of receiving reports on
the contributions to date. A large
thermometer has been placed on the
bulletin board in the mems lobby Of
the Y. M. C. A. and the mercury thus
far has risen to $50. It is hopeu
that the halfway mark at least will
have been reached by Monday night.
Charles *. Seaman Jr. is treasurer
of the fund.
Word is now being expected from
AiSiiIoH dS ~ "iietiier VI nol lIidL as
ISOLATION has succeeded in having
the Philadelphia Central "Y" come
to Trenton. for the purpose of en-
tering a three-cornered meet with
the Trenton Central and Perth Am
boy teams as the other two en-
trants. The opposition put up by
the local second team is about as
strong as can be found in this seq
ton of the country and close games
can always be expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06

Hoagland led the team in scoring,
being credited with three hundred
and twenty-five points, and Drum
mond was second with two hundred
and sixty-four points. The local
team outscored their opponents in
the twenty-five games by n hun
dred and fifty-eight points.
The Perth Amboy High School
combine was the only team to de-
feat the locals on the Barron ave-
nue. court, the crimson and white
team also winning on the Pacenlak-
ing City court. Harrison, South
Amboy, South River, Matawan and
Roselle also took the measure OF
the Rothfuss machine.
Three victories were annexed In
the locals first six starts and then
an eleven game winning streak was
compiled. This was the sensational
feature of the Barron avenue teams
play for the year. This was the
first season for Coach Rothfuss il
Woodbridge, he having coached al
Harrington, Delaware, last year and
the previous year graduated from
Susquehana University in Pennsylva'
mia.
Eleven OF the twenty-five game.
on the local schedule were played
on the Barron avenue school court
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
JERSEY CITY
BEATS AMBOY
Locals Take First Game and
Lose Last 1--WE by Close
Margins

The Perth Amboy Bills" beat the
league leading Jersey City Elks team
in the first game of their match on
the local alleys last night by 149 pins
but lost the second game by 66 pins
and the third by 10 pins. Paterson
took three straight from Passaic and
the champions of last year are now
two games behind the present lead
ers. Amboy gained a game on Pas
sale. occupants of sixth place.
Bill Eyerkuss and Ben Jorgenson
starred for the Amboys last night,
each man rolling two double CEN
tury scores. the former averaging
1891 and the latter 1922. H. Sim
onsen averaged 191.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
Crack FedSter Quintet
To Play L~ightningS
On So. AmbOy Court

up with Geer. star forward for sew
eal leading teams at the county
seat. Geer was the leading point
getter for the ~SayreviIle victorians,
as well as IN New Brunswick Indu-
trial league, while laying with the
India Rubber team.
Tonight's game in all probability
will end basketball for the present
season here. The Lightnings have
several travelling games yet to be
played, one Of which will take place
tomorrow night on the Perth Amboy
Y. N. G. A. court against the z. 3.
3. quintet. The result OF this con-
test may mean a third game as the
Lightnings have a n game margin
over the Perth Arnboy quintet.
Charles Eppinger, coach Of ST.
Mary's high school. will be the
eleventh man on the floor tonight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06

Tonight's City Volley Ball League
games:
Merchants VS. Bakelite at z o'clock.
Press VS.. Bankers at 1880.
Professionals VS.. Lead Works at
s O'Clock.
Outlaws VS.. Nationals at $3.50.
The four matches scheduled for
tonight in the city volley ball league
give promise of developing into some
interesting contests as teams which
are about evenly matched az pit
led against each other. At the pres
ent time the Outlaws hold the league
lead. this outfit having met but one
defeat this season and that having
been when its captain was. out of
the lineup.
Varsity Plays Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night another series of
volley ball games will be played,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06

A queer feature about the Feaster
quintet in all of their contests this
season seems to be he high scores
racked up by the guards, while their
forwards were held down. The
opinion of most court fans about the
city is that the guards in tonight's
tussle will have their hands full
with Mcdonnell and Triggs the two
local streaks and they will have little
time TO do any scoring.
Another most interesting feature
in the game tonight, besides the duel
between Barkey and Duffy, will
probably be a guarding exhibition
by either Alex or Kennedy OF the
L~ightnings, whoever is slated to tie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
Cat Near Suicide

BRAINTREE, Eng. Joseph
Thorburnis cat got so excited ctas-
ing q mouse over the kitchen stove
that she inadvertently opened a
gas tap. Thorburn smelled the gas
and came into the kitchen in tine
to save the Eat from asp~nyxiat.on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
AND DENBERG TO APPEAR NV ANBOY FIVE LINEUP

'teret will wind up their basketball
season tomorrow night when they
clash with the Manhattan Lassies.
the quintet that held them to a TIED
score in their initial game of the
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
HUMANE FIVE
TAKE CANES
Beat Libertys in Firemen's
League Match Here Last
Night
Local League

The Humane bowling team won
two out of three games from the
Liberty combination in a local fire.
mems league match on the Argonne
alleys last night. The homeless"
ire fighters won the first and third
games of this set. Five matches re-
main to be rolled in this league.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06

TOTTENHAM, Eng.-Oae Of the
defendants in the magistrates court
here is back SO just because : me
one overheard him ''cussing" for -
minutes at a stretch. He was ensd
so cents a minute.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06
Truck OWners!

Test Tydol in your feet against
the gasoline you nowuse. Aphone
or mail call will bring a compe-
tent truck engineer, whose adj
vice on truck economies will be
well worth the time you give him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06

SOUTH AMBOY, April Bob
Harkins, who featured at center in
the New Brunswick-Perth Amboy
Independent contest on the Y. NJ. H.
a. court. Perth Amboy on Wednes-
day night, will occupy n Of the
guard berths for the New Bruins
wick. Feasters in their game against
the Lightnings on st. Mary's court
here tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-06

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dealers in quest of certain facts. These men had no
axe to grind-on1y gasoline. They were in a position
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We asked them: What gasoline is showing the
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1850 of the dealers handling Tydol
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