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Green Lake for Peace

because young men living Ia the
vicinity Of Green lake attend dances
ia the city and return late al night
IN hilarious mood lovers Of the
aulet life In that neighborhood have
become indignant Lengthy petit
lions have been circulated askinE
for police protection. and yesterday
chief Of Police Delaney WaH asked
o. give them assistance la the shape
Of a special officer
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SIX KILLED

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. July s.
Six persons we're kiilel and sew
eral injured In storm that passed
over Clinton. Okla. early yesterday
morning
The dead are Mrs Baker and
three children. Mr.. and Mrs. job n
Flenner.
All we're drowned.
The storm consisted OF a water
spout. accompanied BY a high wind.
Reports from other towns In the
territory tell Of great damage from
Hoods
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NICELY furnished huuntktept
rooms $40 King.
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Has Money in the Bank

Yesterday afternoon the Seattle
Police Relief association met In the
assembly room AZ headquarters. Tho
aemi-annuai report OF Secretary
I.aubscher shows f4ss3S2 In the
treasury and no Indebtedness The
association consists OF police Off
CEN. Patrol Driver Weeden 10
president. Capt W r. Laubscher.
secretary and Capt Irving Ward
treasurer
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Tho steamer Portland has been
withdrawn from the Nome run and
will 20 on the Copper river run
next "Wednesday The Bertha sails
for Copper river on July lo. The
steamship ST. Paul has gone 20 Ma
naimo TO take fuel before sailing
fnr Nnma.
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IN FONDA sApEAu- "a Burs. bls
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Notice 10 Subscribers

r. any evening. your copy % The
star has not arrived a. g o clock
telephone Sunset. Main 1870. or In.
dependent las any time between
{ % ana co-and = eopy ulll bs sent
fou 81 unrs. ~ special meassngsr.
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Talk f. cheap Paper ard iuk viii
eiHu stand Zoe = shols lot bat Ike
iosh uuNHgH sa8lHE
Z he's q rooster FER fsN thfHEH ere
l. The kruu that's o. him ard fhs
ether ia fHe apufa that ar ca him ter
bach - hIH kruM ulfh
~ ws err have the npafH q tack %
eur eros with Eaffa that can -
proven ~ any eNEinpsdia 90 history
The ChizHrfinr piano has been made
since tsz1 Can any other plato man
more medals. rr.ses, diplomas. - -.
raaifiaua. states ard auFfreiHfH THAI
anF other piano company. nesitss
sfaf piano company can say We
have The cross = TIE Lesion u lion
ST. tanas Chlrkaflne o. The year ~
iksa waa she ufst e. apply a. Iron
frame q he pianos Thia las since
hssn followed - ell the other manu-
me C6lakerinr stands ~ ths musical
world the same aH the diamond I'm
ieveiaalt f. the QHiY sem and the peer
M fasta 30 more than any ether
piana according g. fta face Naiur. he
cause ike q afratH violin is rot unlF
uorth iH8 cents on Tire dollar bat will
hrtnN mere than anF other piano on
ths market shauid fou have 10 seii o.
Moral WHEN b Doubt naY Chi,s-
sfing
ID. s. JOHNSTON CO
Goa sssond Az nurLs nfA,
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80 No. az sLai.a

hut a5I-3 per cent discount on
every straw hat IN our store. Nov
ia the time for you g. call = n
BROOKS 4 Co. 1881 "a Ave. 49,
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You Can't Eaual I'm
The white and fancy shirts Ne are
showing at 500 each. They re
h.autlee II. \. Brooks q CO. 1881
Second avenue.
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BAllIEt HNNuleAfE
WANTED Iuu mnfr men wlth from
$50 ta g. vu each. Geo complete HYudlH
cate 81 ton uH equal tgfiuH 600 res
amrittnH proposition. win hear riaa
rnt InNrHtlE4ttan Men already Ha
ruftd ~ highest local tuafurHH athfiH
lnH Apply az uurt personally. ea
Pacific Uiurh
WEuAvE Cor safe "a moftsars ~ -
drawing PEE cent Interest proper -
worth GOO all ur dfuu card. 90
phone Main 81
E o. uAEUs a co.
sd Arcade Building
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00MfarEA6 location ~ Tito i6m-
lien fttt uf Nurid.a uutat Timber ~
Alaska Mutual iiHhrrlsH q lUduHtE 5al
tu q office. ~ reasonable price fiH
bauuH Will hr lhurUrd GA iurWnEfHhIp
to fuIu this COMPANY after NuE
toWg Huuu. Room Nlinft hiak
A g Jennings. NtCy
HOMESTEAD and timber claims re
mqutahm,ut a. Wtl improved home
stead cheap
u. " IUOWN. The Cruiser
~ L------ L---L
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TO you want a picture q your
home See EEEan a Ericsson 1919
Firrt avenue. 80
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stylish Clothes. Herald ia29 md.
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VISIT aYo Oids eunasits m4sps caf.
man bask. Indian relies. sea shells.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

2. =, Mullen, 81 pattard ave, epO
CITY Halt
Frsren, DRUG Co, Ewing street
end Fremont aVanue.
W. A. MANSFIELD q Co. Druggist
ne ard jackson
erahsms aems Bakery, eros Eel.
avenue.
c N LOhadrOi'. slssr store, sisI
6ecand
Thea HARRIS al Pestotles, Rsnten
llttle's Phermaey. lat ave. north
snd Narrtson street ], II. littie
nreeristor
caritaa a ce. pruealsG Ger. 9Th
tes ard Pas. street South seAttla
y. A. Aoere. Postettles. So. PARK
ualVsrslsy Drive sters, UnlVsrsie
Station.
hasssn g. Pharmssy. io2l Hsss.ll
street.
Ralaler Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. ere
prieten 2o2s &. Madison.
Columbia orus store. w. ). stud
is1, prop- Columbia. Wash.
Broadway pharmaey. p. Z, Ftahen
prep., ets broadway and James
Quaker Drug Co. iot3 let ave
leary's Pharmacy, e1o ". sread'
~ass phone. unien -.
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maa pask. Indian r,il5a. Hss shsiis.
---- orsmstle sohoel
EqAN Dramatic school announces
,l.,llisl. s,s .... q Glass eofk COM.
Ciassi6s under direction ID f',apE e.
ean ard y living coolidge Trtns
hsf month. Glaze limited I'm
fgll lgdab - italyoks Block. Phone
--- houssmev.rs
mn MkNfiAsdM ifouss M6rer ss.i
l,aiast Formulation ,wgrk Estimate.
on u 40 1ls seventh ~. south.
Junk
- yea want esffsct wslaats ana
ySas Co ~ &. s' sl'a Va. ", S1 "a
m.shsniosl unsln.sr.
x 4 hALi-AhfER-tals Pioneer.
Millinery
Hl1LiHii NIlLlNERf at low prices
Mr. = NJ itahsoa iSi. cor an ana
ossns,. sns Aurtsss
On A. GACkiNsoS- ~ -
On = ~ PERRY. oeeiisl Aari.l
go Marion.
pR FONDA sApEAu sn Burs. 90
osssepsthy
oarEorATHr- tai gscana avsnas.
phana James sasi both msn ard adj
estsasat ha. sE.ssinstion ffss
n . aitgrHEnn o.tsop.thlsl nae
tef asfsnEH. Home treatment ~
Waiasf buiidins Phone White N
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE oF GA
ILofAfil- Tvs YsaF n Seattle.
safe pepesit eaiiains. ~ ftfst
Patent Attorney
y. b. AbAhs-bfsfunE ealmaa ia.
Photographers Supplies
HNld61 - ffI6f6dElThF ~ i
s.nat.....Fs - h.shs rhaia supPiY
ANDERSON sUrrLT co. III chsrfy
- seattle
Physieis- ara Surgeon
~ v X .tyhNEh b Z Hinesisg.
ttrs . . . sssninss N t.ass 81
pR " u Isgg pALroS 81 Az.
eads tbs HkiH and ssHiio- urinary
pR AssiE RuaaKi. 8, iiinsi.Y BIs
pr chambsrs, Erlsr hik uoth phcnsa
Printing and binding
AGSE The fFtntsr -lt 6pfins 50.
sosamsreiai pftastns q FL kinas
Rvbh.r stamps
d. HHsB n4AA4lsn maze - Arcade
SHIP Bslidsss
NoNAN uMUE COMPANY. Easleesr.
ena hAiptufidsra Dr. noEka. Iarn.
t@r MftlF Seattle
8tefsas
furSk4 danced 4 .,s1-f. 49, A..
storaas free piano ana fafnitafs
EeNihf Tat.natss NVsn. Lpiaa
18th Hhauea AaiH 40
umhrsiis rsasirIna
lAftHEN A. tnaaaafaf tHf I'd. fsaeess
effrE aud nrnrIat rspatrins 80 Sec
emd awNnam Robson uFua
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LAKE PROPERTIES
IA rENNTIEUE q tIuN ARD
80 NEW NUkk MOCK.
sunset Phone He'd HUiE
independent iAsi
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The ChiCkerine Pianos
BEST TIE WORLD.

bE , IN ffE "OhIps
Vi
w 49,
Ms. 49,
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pAtMfaTUY rHnF WALLACE fhs
WnftIH ErFafsHH fainfaE aHd rlaiHz
HuTaHf MAY He consulted nalIF nH
nN affairs q ne tta faanttss the
causes speedy nzaffiaHHa iaHatna hEH.
den tffaaHrH al Vices yea az Is
uheH hHf 90 zee 500 ulH - surrsaaz
~ O HaiHiua e B lfaiHsae ifr iuahs
aiiH aaH ana afEsnf.rnea ~ HaHsG ~
Wee ElFFH NaH back Faaf iaaf nsfeH
ard aaHfEf Ne matter shat fraaHHH
500 MHE have. Hafl sua - alfI b. +
raH rafiHfa IL tfofsf Tfadanas
FifHt avenue HhHfNern Enlan ahA
UNIVERSITY streets
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LGAN Dramatic School announce
summer season q class uaTh cums
tiafHidH under direction ri frank Il
aaH md " Twins Coolidge Terms
y - pct month tlHHa limited liza.
Fgll lada} - italyoks uiatk phuns
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SPECIAL
9 fffa HaadinE Co.
Ne pfrHah wiil - HHtiflrd g. more fHHH
Uue feahIuE at this lnw Zee 80 it "a
made az a matter rf HdFeFftaluN Tee
fhis MHak uutH after tHaf aff fraHs
tnEa affI 30 az HeaHiaf fHH q fH all
ion HHuaf hrfHN fHia fEefH5HFrlfHf
Prof lEHaasit dead trance maIiiuu1 ard
fHff hlH nalnsiaA Wnrih eminent clair
fnfaHt ard aH5Flt medium rnuHifea
che aaNafhttd sstfisa lovers quar-
rsla tHta yea ahsn aHd Nhunl fna
wiu Hafrr HHa has % aIH man -
wnmaH reu love
Wrara b 60 HffHFs - SENECA street
corner - Flfas atrnaes Hatci ia
mona
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fEb MkilfiNHaN. House Messr ADD
Nataef Foundation WORK Eatimatsa
gheerfui1 furnished ihunsa 'FRONT.'
I'll u fio fis Seventh az south.
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We have "a man en The ffsaad Co Show
yea around.
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5Is- RooM baass. 80 desn balance
80 Haf munfh
Ne have = faw more n fhaee rh#ag
lots tsft ard fhNF muat - aHlA thl#
49, HrfffHnHHf lots ntHHEniHr ~
fhaaH are aaiH Hf fram So O. 50
hiehsf than Thea 80 offer 500. ftHs
rnarahsr alsa. SEQ pas dnHn shat
Nuu choose. and Pas NHat 500 hts
each meath
81 Il HYEus 60.
"a Arcade MHIIaIHE
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HOTEL. pT.tAfMEH. 1909 sfh . Newly
flFnlrhfd. we'll Kept rooms 81 4 ff.b0
~ free bath
TWO nicely furnished front rooms. one
block from two car lines. no each
And w.fh board Hi0 each SO Denny
Wa. EMaia fisa
tINGf4E outside rooms with clothes
efaeef. o. f0sa4wftk ~ Nlrglnia ~
epposite4tfsssi ..W.sel9nei'gqs
HIfEa arnlshed.s MOO III .sekeseil.e
fo1s1s. close in. I lJl5sJ.iffh ave Hifl-
ale room. ea Eefsstl.
ffs 81 turnishea room very cheaySa<i tji
tNo bfds. hain t97f. Bie <.ne6 "a ts
q
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FIpNisilEu rooma ~ rcnt .
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~ WFTT7"7 ' w = TTIWTF7H
EIWTf furnlnhed rooms 81 DAY,
week o. month, e8tIrsl4 Under new
rinrfrrfnfnf 100 2rd ave ~, 1'ffftfin-
r Motel Mrs. T.. A. Mailman. pro-
DfIefof
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on y W PERRY osaiisl AaTi.l
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rEHHnNAtsaW seek husbands for
Eastern Elffs ard women 20 Euun
atsHdHHF. many well 90 Sc frsIdiHE
where gentlemen aruHafHtaurra ere
ae4faa State aHt Dept A Toledo
Correspondence League. Toleda.
Nhia
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"HH#.A N"fttf tt.. a tg#t
We have a man an inc frsuud to show
yea around
Here are e. TOW bargains We offer TINT
are Hpltutld chances fnf thUHH mat
want tu rHENHe thU rent ttaW ami
make q Twins easily.
We ~ srll Yua "a house. With HFftfHl
lots fNultufs. water iu the kis chen
etc chicken house HHd u Nhirh
cine cows. q fHait tr,sH. So att wArt=
rs plants entrants. NnoHr p tifH
hlae khsrtirs and i.Fahhsff} nAsll H.
ou the place HHd e. fine aafd.n lhia
b. onI 81 aH easy tefHs Ne can
Htii il Tor 81 go without the furnltafs
Yea can secure thia uiHte tuf , -
down and balance in small pay mems
nrtter than rent owner ieaNi"t the
state.
No matter what Kind 81 prHpsrty ven
want az nr utHF Nrrru Lake " en-
sell Auu shat Nuu are tanhiuE Tor
and seI b. rifht our utlsa are per.
frgt Ne have "a Ions HHt n KsHa
things Boz fHH fine ~ itaWfH nf n
Nralmrnts ia Green Lake dleifl=
ana other place. thut W want =
Co investigate these oftsfa. Why not
see uH
Insurance written n "a q TIE hsst
companies. al laWrHt fatga.
". loan money w build yga "a homs
and Furnish the money tH Do 81
II tau baV - aaF uur. have ihF ihc
examined aud Incurred We 81" IT.
Several cheap. bHt good fafwa nHtslAs
"a me rlfF limits How would - Hetsa
Zoe - autt eua# no iH tuuuh 20 sen
faf So an acre within tfN FfatA.
WamaaHrr che place where yea can
see the lest - uruprftirH=
- NEM AUiih BLOCK
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Qrhrslis Fsasirlnp
rAfihfffAs .asHals>f1fsd .ess-
ertrE aud nrnrIat rspatrins 80 Sec
end asenun habss ~ nFua
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-22
CORK
CLUBS men.
Those Who Will Do Funny Stunts
for the Benefit Of the
$500 etr
Hospital. au

The Burnt Cork Club will hold a re-
hearsal, In Wilder Music Hall tonight
for the minstrel show which they are go
ing to give III Wilder Music Hall on the
of January 5th, for the benefit Of
the Perth Amboy City Hospital.
The Burnt Cork Club Is composed Of
some OF the best known yonng men about
town and they expect to clear more
money for the hospital tnan any other
club in this city.
The end men of the club will he j. Fl.
Donohue, Chester ellis, John Costello,
Marty Hurley, Waiter Lembcke and VIII
liam Murtha. The interlocutor VIII be
Il, p. Fox.
Besides them twenty other young men
will be In the show. The Railway Quar-
tet nave been secured through the efforts
If Charles Donohue and they are expected
O make a nit.
Harry Eckertson. formerly of Asbury
Park, but now of this city, who is a well
Snown musical artist viii also appear.
Marty Hurley and William Cleary Will
10 their famous buck and wing dance
md they arc expected to make a great
lit. They win also sing a few selections.
Walter Lembcke will do Il clog dance
nd Chester Gillis, who has become
lannon's as singer Of coon songs, VIII
appear. William 7. Hartman, and John
Oonohue will also sing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-22
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The report that tho Baird. Louden-
slayer republican fractional fight has
broken out afresh in South Jersey
need not give any encouragement to
the democrats of the State. The re-
publicans have q remarkably practical
a of fighting all their battles just
after election when no great harm
can coma 20 their party, instead of
before election, as the democrats do
1t would seem that from a party
view point The republican way were
the better, but perhaps there is not SO
much fun in 1T. The democrats surely
ought to know. -Hoboken Observer
The republican senator's caucus at
Trenton last evening resulted In the
choice of officers as was predicted,
Senator Gross for president md Sena-
FOR Bradley for leader on the floor.
The other officers were judiciously
distributed of course. There vas a
small contribution to the policy OF
retrenchment in legislative exp nses,
the caucus agreeing to cut out the
assistant calendar clerk and clerk TO
the president, with aggregate salaries
of $500 Camden Courier.
Apropos of the New York S%lIipbuild-
ing Company of this city getting the
contract for the new battleship New
Hampshire. the Newark Advertiser
refers to the shipyard as "of recent
birth, but QUE of the most admirably
complete in the United States. and is
destined to turn out many more noble
ships for the navy
The Camden yard is the newest
establishment of its kind on the Della
ware, and because Of that fact has the
newest machinery and latest improved
mechanical appliances for shipbuild-
ing. 1t has now on the stocks and in
course of construction q frst-class
battleship. the Kansas, and an armored
cruiser. the Washington, and with
another batt'esh p contracted for will
be able to furnish employment to sew
oral thousand men on government
work alone. -Oamden Post-T Telegram.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-22
FREEH0LDERS
WILL. DELAY.
Willing to Wait For an Answer
From the Local EOald of
Aldermen.
.Sheclai 10 LAe Eycntne Acv.

SpFCI0L 10 me E1cUiHS NGW.
New Brunswick, Dec. 2s:-lt is not
expsoled hero that the Board of Free
holders Will take any action upon the
failure Of the Board of Aldermen to
consider the bridge approach matter
at their las meeting. 1t is said the
freeholders have been told a special
meeting will probably be held Friday
night Of this week and that even IL
this is not so the matter will be
brought up at the first meeting of the
new toard during the first week in
January which will be III time for
the freeholders to take any action they
desire at their regular January meet
ing after they have seen what the
Perth Amboy aldermen 10 with their
offer to build 800 feet of the approach.
If the aldermen fail to act fayorably
upon the offer made, some sharp meas.
ures, may be expected 10. be taken by
the freeholders who declare the courts
will be. their next rosor5 and that
quickly as they have waited long
enough for the Perth Amboy officials
to take some action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-22
BELONG TO new YORK.
'eply to Final Decree fer Sale tf
Oyster Island and Robbins Reef.

Trenton, Dec. 22:-Wiiliam Weigiey
md the International Dock Terminal
hallway Company, through Vroom,
Dickinson and Soammell, Tuesday,
secured from Vice.C chancellor Bergen
n order directing Emma W. Cook
md others to show cause January 3
Iext why the executions issued by
virtue of the final decree for the sale
of Oyster Island and should not be
,rnyed. 1t is further ordered that in
he meantime and until the fur ther
rider of the court the complainsnts
efrain from issuing an execution
for the sale of the lands pursuant to
he direction Of The final decree.
The filing Of the petition is based on
{ ireclosure proceedings brought BY
The defendants in this case, from
which these complninnnts appealed,
bnt tho COURT Of Errors and Appeals
'onfirmed The decree directing the
foreclosure .sslo for the islaud ana
reef. The petit ionars now aver that
no lawful title to the mortgaged prop
erty can be issued under an execution
pursuant to this decree by reason of
the fact that the court has no iuris.
fiction of the lands in question and
hat jurisdiction belongs exclusively TO
she State of New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-22
NO PARDONS
THIS WEEK.
Prisoners Who are Looking for
Freedom Documents Will
Be Disappointed.

Trenton, Dec 22:-PrisoRers at 1.-THE
State prison who expected q parole CT
+, pardon rs q Christmas gift will re
tisappointed, for the examining com
uit.ee of the court Of pardoDs only
completed its labors yesterday and the
Grt iii not meet to puss Oh the
applications until next Tuesday.
The total number of applications
before tile court OF this term Is l4l, q
much Ihtaetlnumberl thai usual The
asst batch CT the applications wa
aiken up by the committee at The
state prison yesterday. Each applt-
,ant was brouRhts.befofe the commit
ee to state his case. Then the com
nittee Investigated, considering the
length OF term already served. previ
GUS record, prison record, mitigating
circumstances, if AIRY, and other
matters. A detailed report or each
.pp'icatinn will ba presented by the
committee to tho full court at the
Meeting nexs Tuesday.
There are several Mercer county APP
llicants in tho number. Several OF
he applicants have developed con.
,umption since being inclrcerated ut
ne prison, and in cases where the
prison physicians say the prisoners
ciunot recover they are likely to be
jardoned, if they have a home to go
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-22

Il il to be no pad that Middlesex
sssemb;ymen will he found OH the
sids opposing any bill that may be
introduced in the legislature this win.
ter permitting the killing of robins.
Statistics show that the birds do n
hundred times more good than they do
harm. 1t Is stated by scientists that
man could live but nine years If the
birds were. taken from the earth.
Recently, at a meeting of grangers
IN Trenton, it was recommended that
farmers be allowed to shoot rabbits all
the year round. If all the wishes of
these farmers were to be gratified all
animals would soon be killed off
They would bite Off their nose to spite
their face. p ~ Aeem to be without
she power to ssoI. II a bird does
$50 worth o.. fin it should be killed,
according to i..ese $50 Called farm
efs, regardless of tho fact that In a
more indirect way, perhaps, these
same birds might be doing 800 worth
Of good each year. The course Of the
Middlesex representatives is going to
be followed closely in this matter and
their constituents will know exactly
how each one votes. All praise to
! them If they oppose the shooting of
the robins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-12-22
HELD TROLLEY /.
POLE FOR CAR.

At 1.45 O'Clock this afternoon as rCllay
car No. "a, of the Public Service Corpora
ton was about to leave Woodbridge creek
bridge for Staten Island ferry, the feed
pole on the top of the car broke off. 1t
was necessary for the motorman, Alfred
johnson, to get on top of the car and hold
the pole. II was d very dangerous job
and more than once he got a shock.
The car had reached he new Floersch
building in Smith street, when a horse
owned by Louis Miller. a peddler OF
East avenue took fright at the sparks
from the pole and raj away. He
ran toward the Central railroad
and before be could be caught the
vegetables had been spilled all over the
street. The car finally got to the barns
without further mishap,