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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Louisville Entries.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1.-THE entries for
Fridays races follow:
First race, mile, sellins-Bitter Brown,
Salhe B. B., Telepathy, %; Anna Day. Mne
Lynch, Lady Ethel 9s, Ruby Right. lo2 !;
Oddoletta, Miladi Dovo, Sween, lo8; Marvel
P, LOG; Athena. Intense, Susanne Roca-
more. Docilc, l07, Revolt, III.
Second race, Ave and q half furonss, sell.
ing-Bitter Anne, Frances j. Nellette, 81 !;
Attention, Zipango, 90 Marion Rose. Earl OF
Leicester. Frank Flesher, Caper. 1o1; Ro.
berval, King Leopold, 102; Tom Dolsn, 1o4 !;
Solly NJ lo4 Camp, log; Chase, 1oS;
Lightning Conductor, 1os:
Third race, seven furlongs-Usury, 90 :
Retropaw, Edwin Gum, e5, Pontotoc, Angle
ia. Mamie Algol, Federal, 81: Shawana, 81 ;
Envoy, 100; Hector, l0l; Pretension, LOG, ,
Garret Wilson, 100
Fourth race. stcepechnsc, short course
Scoops, Ida Mermce, 125: Plea, Gus Lanka
1872; Indy Jocelyn, Pontotoc, ST. Folma
l34; Rejcctable, 1877. New Amsterdam. lao:
Evandor, 14o; Maverick, 147: Creolin, $50.
Fifth race six furlongs, selling-kiss, Ru
baiyat, Queen Caroline, 81; Topsy Robinson
lol; Marco, Bensonhurst. Mona W. 1o2;
Room Mate Prestige, 105; Allistn, 1o7; Ros
coe, 1oe; Butinsh, Ingolthrift Miss Leeds
110; Uncle Henry, III; Matador, 116.
Sixth race, mile, seling-Comment: Skyte,
Eular 90, Joe Shields, Gamcster. Tnlanund
Pcntagon. 90; Larone. Ben Shaw, 81; Sane
ton, 100: Toboggan, Joe Lesser, 102; Pet
il Due, Whippoorwil, los.
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SLATE GOES THROUGH
Rhode Island Republicans Name In
cumbents, with Harmony

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Oct, 11.-When
the Republican State convention as
sembled this morning there was every
indication that ticket bearing the
names of the present Republican State
officials would be made up without any
opposition. No contests for any of
the principal places on the ticket were
spoken of among the delegates.
The programme as arranged was car
nominations being made by acclama-
ton, as follows:
Governor-George II. Utter
Lient. Governor-Frederick II. Jack
son.
Secretary of State-Charles T. Ben
nett
Attorney General = VIM. B. Gren~
nough.
Treasurer r-General-Walter A. Reed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered of
Record.

zions Savings Bank and Trust com
pany TO G.. r. Boutwell, ct al, war
ranty deed, part of lot 4, block !.
plat F .........,..,.. ,..,.....,......,s o.:
warranty deed, 2x5ls rods southwest
from 90 rods north of the southeast
corner of lot l, block &c, plat A..
Arthur L. Thomas to c. f. Wanless.
warranty deed, lot 3: block c, plat r.
John X. Smith TO L NJ. Fowler. war
ranty deed. the southwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter OF section Ii,
township J. south range west. ...,,.
Edward NJ. Lund TO Frances NJ Lund,
warranty deed, 100Xl65 feet southeast
from l55 feet south of the northwest
corner OF block 25, plat F...,........
Lucie NJ, Merrill to Hans P. Freeze.
warranty deed lots l TO 6. block 5,
Perknss Grand View ,......,,........ IL
Edward NJ. Ashton TO Robert Brazier,
warranty deed 7x2IA rods southeast
from 10 rods south OF the northwest
corner Of lot 3. block Is, plat 49,. 3
II. c. Hoffman 10 NJ. C. Matteson, war
ranty deed. lots TO g. block ., Baltl-
more subdivision ,.........,.,.........
c. M. Nyborg TO Marie o, Nyborg
warranty deed. interest In lots 81 to
40, block 2. Syndicate place ......!...
Lizzie Evans ct al 10 VI. Rudelat ct
al. warranty deed. 3Xl0 rods north
east from 10l7 rods north OF the
southwest corner OF lot 4, block 81.
plat A >. ,......,.............,:....,... "a
Elisha Brown to Joseph F. Howard
warranty deed. l.26 acres Of the
northwest quarter OF section SO. town
ship south, range ! west ..s....... 4
Matilda Wallin to August W. Wallin,
warranty deed, 1% acres OF section Is,
township south, range ] west ,.....
P. A Sorenseu TO r. w, Nico. war
ranty deed, part OF lots 3"6. block
20. plat A ,........:.,.... .-,..... 1870
William Hobbs ct AL TO Charles NJ
Hansen. quit claim deed Rock Cabin
lodes Nos. 1-2, West Mountain ......
John II. Cox ct al. TO Martha e. Cox,
quit claim deed, lots TO II, block
l, Belmont -,---........,,,--.s.,...
pariaian Eranch cnnrnrantinn Gn
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BARON graf TAN WINS
BIG EVENT HAKD|LY
Establishes His Claim as Cham.
pion Aged PAGER of
the Season.

| LEXINGTON. KY Oct. 11.-In
two minute class pacing event TODAY
at the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breed
ers' association track, and established
his claim as the champion aged PAGER
OF the season. IIe defeated Bostalic,
winner of the Tennessee stake; Angus
Pointer, Gratt, Laconda and Bolivar.
The 2:lO class race was postponed until
tomorrow after Morone had won two
heats and Van Zandt two.
Days Results.
2:l5 class, pacing; purse $1,000; three
IN fve-Bystander won three straight
heats and the race in 2:02k, 2:02M
2:09M. Leland Onward Captain Der
by, L. j. Mark, Crayton E., Stonewall,
Jimmie o. and Electric Storm also
started,
The West, 2;2o class. trotting, value
$4,000; three in tive-Exton won three
straight heats and the race in 2:11h
tain Bacon and Czarina Dawson also
started.
2;07 class, pacing; purse S120o; two
IN thrcc-Vesta Foy won the second and
third heats and the race in 2:05h, 2:07.
Alfalfa won the first heat in 2:05. Lady
May, Prince Hal, Bonnie Steinway,
Owaissa, Billy Cole and Red Bird also
started,
300 class, pacing, purse $500; two
in three-Baron Grattan won two
straight heats and the race in 2:031a,
2:05 u. Angus Pointer, Bolivar, La
conda Ecstatic and Graft also started.
2:10 class, trotting; purse $1,000;
three in five; nfnished-Morone won
the first and second heats in 2:0S%,
2:09A, Van Zandt won the third and
fourth heats in 2:10, 2:10h. DR.. Frasse,
Pat T., El Milargo, Jim Ferry, Pat
Ford, Emboy, Helen Norte and ". J.
Lewis also started.
Special to beat 2;02 trottipg-Sweet
Marie lost. No time taken.
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ASSESSMENT NO. 22.

Wabash Mining company. princ'gMso, Mo
- hws,ncss SLt Lake City, Utan; - ~
EsreSS Et esS'ngss riSen that at meeting OF = tlS x
M nefs6y Sircctors held on the 10th day q n
% 1905 Hf'n an assessment OF ton cents Sc. ~
sS,rs isu1, Was wa levied on the capital stoea r.
SoTp9pa' Sov y; SoE'ember. 1906, to W. Mont: N,..i
Secretary. aay "a at room $50, atlas . rrSSs' nIsy.
Second South street, Salt Lake sss1asp o9wi.
ANY stock upon which In this d,x asSN' os Nov
remain unpaid on the ION Id oss .Syeriis'
1906. will be delinquent ID o unless pc
sale .a. a. PsSS Ssfare Hpsi% % be- sold hea 81
1s ni Move NoVenber, 1906, TO pay the he, asI u
assessment, m together with Inc '0''
using anu y. MONT FERRY, =, Sesrs' ssIss
Location OF Offices, No. 52o-oSS A'''
snIt Lake City, Utah.
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Sunshine Guaranteed.

SPOKANE, Wash. Oct. 1.-THE
Spokane Chamber Of Commerce has of
fered the Chicago baseball clubs .$15,-
900 to have the deciding game Of the
world s championship series played in
Spokane. The following telegram was
sent this morning:
Garry Hermann, president National
Baseball commission, Chicago, Ill
"Spokape will raise Denver's offer
$4,000 for the deciding game in cham
plonship series. Fifteen thousand dol
lars and sunshine guaranteed,
(Signed) Chamber of Commerce.
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Oakland i, San Francisco O.

OAKLAND. Oct. 11.-Oskland defeated
a game which was hot pitchers battle
from the first. An error by Wheeler in the
ninth inning was responsible for Oakland
solitary run. Score: r. II. f.
Oakland o.. ,.. O 0 o o l. 6 o
San Francisco 20 20 o oo0 O.
Batteries-Grahsm and Bliss; Welch and
Wilson.
Umpire-Derrick.
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American Provisional Govern
ment in Cuba Not Vexed
With This Question.
SOME OF THE REBELS
ARE STILL DISSATISFIED
Insurgents Claim Greater Part
of Credit for Overthrow
Of Palma. =

HA AVANA, Oct. 1.-THE Provisional
government will have nothing to do
with the question of the SOVEREIGNTY
OF the Isle Of Pines or with the sepa-
ration of the Government Of the is.
land from the rest Of the Cuban Re-
puollc: The executive authority Of tho
United States already has declared that
the Isle of Pines belongs to Cuba and
has embodied that affirmation in a
treaty coneeding the sovereignty of the
island to Cuba, and this treaty is now
pending ratification in the American
senate. The entire matter being one
for the adjudication Of the State de-
partment, the Provisional Government,
which is wholly under the War depart
ment, will not mix therein.
The mode Of the government Of the
Isle Of Pines as part of the Cuban Re
public may be altered or amended, but
the desire of Americans In the Isle Of
Pines for territorial or municipal gov.
ernment as part of the United States
cannot be conceded by any act on the
part of the Provisional Government Of
Cuba or the War department..
The president of the American asso-
citation of the Isle Of Pines has not yet
interviewed Gov. Taft on this matter,
but the most that is likely to be gained
will be the placing of an American
military officer as temporary Governor
of the isle in lieu of the present Cuban
Mayor, with whom tho relations of the
American residents have not been very
pleasant.
The American residents of the isle
have adopted unanimously a resolution
generating Secretary of State Root and
Gen, Leonard Wood from all blame in
connection with the turning over of the
isle to Cuba, and they feel that this
step ought to open the way to negotia-
tions for making the isle American
property.
Rebels Still Aggressive.
Confidential agents of the late Gov.
ernment today reported to Gov. Taft
that the meeting Of rebel leaders at
the home of Gen. Castillo last night
was not for the sole purpose of bidding
each other farewell, as the participants
alleged. Castillo addressed his associ-
ates, urging that Gov. Taft be called
upon to declare his attitude toward the
men who were responsible for overturn-
ing the Palma Government, and de-
clared that the Provisional Government
would have made slow progress but for
the assistance of the rebels. Therefore,
he argued, Mr.. Taft should show his
gratitude by ousting the Moderates
from Office and substituting for them
men who had fought for good govern
Ineuls IN SplIe OIL Lne 1dcI Iudb Nc WAS
the host, Castillo did not obtain sup
port for his demand, Gems. Ferrara
and Asbert made patriotic speeches,
saying they fought for their country
and not for spoils. This sentiment was
generally indorsed and Castillo was
voted down. Several speeches were
then made applauding Gov. Taft, Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the United States
for their generous course toward Cuba,
al
able to make an accurate estimate of
the conflicting reports regarding last
night s meeting at the residence of
Gen. Castillo.
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WILL GO TO PoCATELLo.
All Hallows Team Will Line Up Against
Academy Of Idaho

The All Hallows football team will play
its first game Of the Saturday with
the teum from the Academy Of Idaho at
Pncntelo Ida, for which town IL will leave
today From tho lineup il appears that the
Idaho aggregation is the best that the scad-
emy has had and the game is sure to
be hard fought. The All Hallows team is
now in god condition aud some fast work was
done at practice Thursday. The team will
be accompanied by The entire squad, total
referee the game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
"U' HUSKIES DEPART.
Squad Starts on Tour Of Colorado and
Wyoming

Amid the cheers and songs Of more
than 500 of their fellow-stud ents, the
members Of University of Utah foot
ball squad left over the Rio Grande
Thursday afternoon, at clock, on a
ten days tour through Colorado and
Wyoming, where the boys will meet
some of the strongest teams Of the two
States. Special cars were engaged to
carry the students from the school to
the depot. All class and laboratory
york was suspended after O'Clock.
College yells and patriotic songs were
rendered on the way from the school
to the depot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Los Angeles O, Seattle 4.

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11.-Seattle found
Nsgle's measure about the middle of to-
their hits gathered in a quartette of runs.
Superior fielding the part OF the North
erners, coupled with splendid hitting, pre-
vented the home team from securing a single
run Score: r. II. +.
Los Angeles 10000 100000 0 8
Seattle 80. ....00 O 90 o O. IL l.
Batteries-Nagle and Eager; Vickers and
Blankeuhsip
Umplre-Mnhaffey
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COAST LEAGUE.
Portland Defeats Fresno on the Latter S
Diamond

FRESNO Cal Oct. IA novice, Ar
thur Galbreath, was on the slab for Fresno
today and the Webfeet battod him out OF the
box. a. was replaced by Hong in the fifth
inning, with the score To . in Portland's
favor Hoog did not allow man to
the pan Score: II. III. Z.
Portland -. .0o4 5 o 90 o. 16
Fresno . .,...4 o l 0 01 l O.
Bstteries-Henderson and Carson; Gal.
breath. Hoag and Hogan.
Ompire-Perripa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12

Commercial Law for Business men.
Instructor Frank B. Stephens of Ste
phens and Smith, attorneys. Class
meets Fridays, $3.50 p. m, Y, M. c. A.
Evening Institute.
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ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL EX-
CURSI0N TO EUREKA SUNDAY

$500 Round Trip, Via Salt Lake Route.
Special trains 7:45 and 500 a. m
Return 700 p. m, Salt Lake VS.. Eu-
reka Championship series. Everybody
invited
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SALT LAKE
TURF EXCHANGE
208 Main st.
California and Eastern races. Direct
wire for all sporting events.
NOTICE OF SALE.

All the furniture. fixtures, tables. chairs,
range and oil personal property in the Crys.
tai cafe, at 23o South Main street. Salt Lako
City. Utah, together with tho lcnse said
promises, will be sold Mt auction 10 the high
est bidder. at IL clock noon, Saturday,
October 18th 1906.
Sale to take place at said number, 3se
South Main street. dsp2
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NOTED ACTRESS BURIED

Great Ristort.
ROME, Oct. 1.-THE funeral Of
Adelaide Ristori took place here to-
day. The bearse, covered with floral
offerings, was followed through the
principal streets of Rome to the church
of Ginerva by the government and city
authorities, and thousands of friends
of the great actress The funeral ser.
vice was held in the chapel. belonging
to the Capranica family, in the church
of Ginerva.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
Sleeper Talks to Root.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-Jacob
Sleeper, late American Charge at Ha-
vana, arrived in Washington today and
called upon Secretary Root at the State
department to tell of the state Of af-
fairs in Cuba when he left there. Mr..
Sleeper has been transferred to Caracas
as secretary of the legation. Mean
while 1T is the intention to allow the
place at Havana to remain vacant.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
ST. LOUIS AMERICANS WIN.
Nationals Losing Out In Series for the
Championship of CITY.

ST. LOUIS Oct. 1.-THE local Americans
today won their second victory over the ST.
Score: r. II. h.
Americans ....ooo2o 100000 o o
Nationals .......o 700 OF 1 o.
Batteries-Powell and OCopnori MoGlypn
and Noouan.
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WITH WOMEN GOLFERS.
Third Round of Championship Series al
West Newton, Mass, Finished,

west NeWton, MASS, EInlshed.
WEST NEWTON, Mass, Oct. H.
The winners of the third round of the
women IS national golf championship
on the Braeburn links today were Miss
Adams Of Boston, Mrs. Barlow Of
Philadelphia, Miss Curtis of Boston and
Miss Phipps Of Springfield, They will
meet. paired in the order named, to-
morrow for the semi finals.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12

The 25 to so per cent discount on
House Furnishings will be given at the
]. y. l.. until further notice.
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SPECIAL TRAINS TO EUREKA
Sunday, October IL $500 Round Trip,
Via Salt Lake Route

Leave 7;45 a. m, 500 a, m. Special.
EGoTRA7I Ees9Tn 100 rRRcI4Rs1dN Z: m ASSOCIATION
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Crescents Defeat CRYSTALS.

The Crescent bowlers defeated tho Crystals
three straight games in match at the
Crown alleys Thursday night. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12

Madame Delory;s piano studio, COZ
Templeton.
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Mountain and plain paint is eli.
matieally correct, Morrison, Merrill g.
Co, % Main street.
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McConahay, Jeweler, "a Main street,
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HELD'S BAND

only s1.oO to American Fork Via Salt
Lake Route.
Friday, Oct. 12; Dance Apollo Hall.
Special train 1880 p. m. Returns mid
night.
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WEATHER FAR
TO THE SqDTHVARD
Buffalo Has Heaty Snowfall,
and Central Valleys Expert
ence Freezing Weather.

Weather conditions are slightly
changed. The low VIII hich was develop
ing Wednesday in tho extreme North
west, and which on that days map
showed no signs of blooming factor
In the question, has since developed
some energy, and maY possibly affect
this section. So far, however, the high
which has been hanging over the Salt
Lake district is still in It's old position,
and Will give US fair Weather for to-
day, and probably for tomorrow, unless
the low to the Northwest develops an
unlooked-for activity and bears down
upon this section. Bufalois dominated
by a low of great intensity, and the
heaviest precipitation recorded occurred
there, 1t amounted to 2.52 Gnches, and
was the only rainfall of any conse-
qnence. The storm causedA heavy
snowfall at Buffalo, while the high
barometrlc pressure over the, central
valleys has caused fair and decidedly
cooler weather. Freezing weather at
tended by frost was experienced As far
south as Montgomery, Ala, and more
of the same sort is looked for by the
weather bureau. y
Local Weather Report.
Maximum temperature. 50 degrees; mini
mum temperature, 81 degrees; mean temper
AZURE. &c degrees, which is 10 degrees above
normal.
Accumulated excess of temperature since
the FIRST Of the month, 40 degrees
Accumulated deficiency of Temperature
since January I, 1876 degrees
Total precipitation from D. m to D NJ
none.
Accumulated deficiency OF precipitation since
the first OF the month. 81 OF an inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since
January ], 5.5S inches
Relative humidity at 6 p. NJ. 10 per cent
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AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS

Excursions to Denver.
Via 0. S. L. and U. P. lines October II
and Is. Round trip from Salt Lake, Og-
den or Logan, $l9,75; limit thirty days.
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'Batted for Pfeister in ninth.


sBatted for Pfeister in ninth.
Game By innings f. II. E.
Nationals ...~.......,0 O o o 0 o o o 90 0 I
Americans -......,-,0 o 0 0 90 3 /
Left on bases-Natiopals 8. Americans A.
Two-base hit-Schulte. Tbree-base hts-Don-
ohuc. Robe, Sacrifice hits-Sulliyau Donohue.
Stolen base-Rohe- Struck out-By Walsh u.
by Pfeister o. Bases on balls--Of Walsh J.,
off Pfeister g.. Wild pitch-Wash. Hit with
ball-Kahn. Timc of game-2;10. Umpires-
Johnstone and OLaughlin.
Prof. Delory's vocal classes, GOT Tenn
pleton-
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Anthracite Coal.

All sizes. Burton Coal Co, 78 Main
st. Both phones 719,
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Long and shorts at Desky q.
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Partisan French conversation, COZ
Templeton,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-30
POPULAR EXCURSION TO
n ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City is always a most in
viting, locality for the pleasure seek
er. and with its numerous and almost
nuniberIess attractions there is no
place where one may enjoy him self
as in Atlantic City. Thesgreat board
walk always thronged sby a merry
crowd. the numberless hotels, the
several amusement piers are all at
tractive and interesting, but to see
several thousand people disporting in
Old Ocean, as is often the case in
Atlantic City, is a sight well worth
going to see. The Jersey Central has
the most direct line to Atlantic City
and on August 2 is to run a low
priced excursion, tickets for tho
round trip will cost $2.25, the spec.
ial train leaves Perth Amboy at 1881
a. M, arriving in Atlantic City be
fore noon, and as the return tran
does not leave until evening, there !
ample opportunity for indulging II
all sports for which Atlantic City
noted. 1 =, o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-30

IuIy 31-St. Paui's German church
lawn festival.
Aug.. EAnnua1 picnic OF st. Steph-
ems Danish Lutheran Sun
day school to Boynton
Beach.
Aug. S-Dance, CatholieA Club, at
Boynton Beach,
Aug. 11-Fourth annual moonlight
excursion to Coney Island
by Star of Jersey Lodge
No. Asa, B. of Il f. from
Perth and South Amboy.
Aug 15-Outing to Cohey Island,
Freeholders' Social Club.
.Aup -I6-Excursion, Court Amboy,
Foresters2of America.
AuR. 2sLAnnuaJ excursion to Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park,
Simpson M. q. church. &
Sent. R4-Rhode Island clambake at
Union Grove. ~,
Nav 15AFourth annual masquerade
- ball Of Halcyon Castle Nd
gS7, knights of the Colder
Eagle, Washington Hall.
-L ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-30
Yellowstone Park.

A splendidly arranged all expense
tour to Yellowstone Park and return
leaves Chf6ako August a under the
auspices of the tourist department
of the Chicag5, q Onion 'SPacific &
North Western Line. All expenses
of the journey included in the initial
cost. All arrangements fer hotels,
train schedules, checking of baggage,
etc, are arranged in advance. Write
for itineraries and particulars to s.
A. Hutchils6H,1 mahageT, 212 Clark
street. chifsgGj II .soso-7-al-st
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-30
SEMI-CENTENNIAL AND OLD
HOME WEEK AT HAZLETON

The Lehigh Valley Railroad will
sell tickets at low fares July 20 to
August 8, inclusive. ia
Fare from Perth Amboy, $5.SO. :,
Tickets good and returning on all
regular trains except the Black Dia-
mond Express, limited for return un-
tiltAugust 6, inclusive!
See Lehigh Valley ticket agents
for further particulars. y
Observation-Disclosures
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-30
An Early Bird.

'"Procrastihation is IA dangerous
thing in business, isn't it?" said the
young man who liz anxious to learn.
Il should say So" answered Dustia
Stax. you don't know how thank
full l am shat | made my pile before
all that fnrore for investigation start.
ed in.''-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-30
First Backset.
"Bryyan'll VIM says
Jimkay Jones.
Gosh, | can feel 1t
In my bonesi"
Chicago Tribune.
Uncle Aliens Helpful Suggestion.

Uncle Aliens Helpful Suggestion.
: a~trSpeaking of that girl who broke
, her arm while trying to fasten the
middle button at the back of he
shirt waist" said Uncle Allen Sparks
there isn't the slightest excuse fol
such an accident. Let an ven mum
Der of buttons always be sewed on the
pack of a shirt waist, and there won
be any middle button1-Chicago Trib'
une. os FtntfH-. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-30
Taking No Chances.

Some folks is like de whippoorWil
Dat keeps a-goin', cause
Dey's 'fraid If ever dey keep still
Oar won be no applause.
Washington Star.