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Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
ROOMS TO LET.

10 Lct--Feur rooms, Watson ave-
nue., near Smith street, inprOve-
ments; rent $12. Inquire n. Olsen,
325 Watson avenue.
74l5-l2r6-2t
To Let--No 271 Maple street, fiat,
all modern improvements, steam
heat. Inquire 269 Maple street, up
stairs. 7414-12-e-2t
To Let-Flat with all modern i'm
pr0vehnents, corner South First
and Market streets. Inquire M
6humsky. 312 State street.
e2S5-10-2e-ti
To Let--161 William street, corner
house, seven rooms with city water
and gas; reasonable rent Apply 1853
William street. 7002-11-19-tf
Flat to Let-564 Amboy avenue, i'm
provements. Inquire j. Kreiels-
heimer q Son, 1913 Smith street.
b932-10-12-tf
To Let--Elegant apartments, all Inn
provements, rent reasonable. In
quire on premises. ga Madison ave-
nue.. b924-10-12-tf
Flats to Let--Fiye rooms, all Inn
provements; telephone service
free: location on Market street be-
tween Meade and Sherman streets,
S12, 81 and s15. Apply j. Kreiels-
heimer & Son, 1873 Smith street, or
janitor on premises.
e51S-11-4-tf
To Let Store with rooms and yard,
81 Woodbridge road; store and
rooms ON top floor, PSI Washington
street; five rooms, all improvements,
104 South First street. 181-183-165
Prospect street, with spacious yard
and stable. Rent very reasonable.
Also 110 South Second street, yard
and stable. HERMAN ELLIS, Fay
ette street.
TO Let-Apartments, five rooms and
bath, all improvements 1876 Mar
ket street. Hanson.
e7Os-11-1O-tf
To Let--Four rooms, all. improve
ments, Inquire ], Fingerote, 1872
Paterson street. 6905-11-17-tf
TO Let-Four-room fiat, all improve
ments; 50 and $40. Inquire 27S
Smith street 7281-11-2o-tf
For Rent-House 12OMadison Ave,
Apply 110 High st., oretaoinshrdlu
improvements; at $4,000 per
month. Apply 10 High St.. or at
Robbins Lumber Yard
73s9-12-4-tf
TO Let-Three large uDfurnished
rooms; nice kitchen; $500 a
month; wood free. Inquire News Of
fee. 7S76-12-4-2t
TO Lett have Ave large rooms and
bath. latest improvements. gas and
electric lights, in new brick house;
separate entrance near Valley Sta
tion. $50 Lawrie street, corner Am
boy avenue. Marius TIL. Petersen
7282-11-28-6t-M. w. r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
DIR. WILDING no LECTURE.

Rev. DR.. George @. Wilding, of
Perth Aniboy, will deliver lecture
In the Woodrow M. e. church,
Woodrow. Thursday night, DR.. Wild
ing will lecture on the subject, "A
Circuit Ride In Virginia" The tic
kets are twenty-five cents and the
proceeds will be for the benefit OF
the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
Rivaled Franklin.

School Examiners Some OF our great
est discoveries, my young friend have
been &ade by simple means. You have
all heard the story Of how Benjamin
Franklin went out in the storm and
caught the lightning.
Prodigy Yes, and heard you tell
pa this morning that you caught thun-
der when you came home from the
lodge last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

Wanted Office boy. Apply N. J.
Roofing Co.. 274 King St.
7s90-12-4-2t
Molders Have steady work, good
pay, for six good brick and tile
molders; bright foreigners given
equal chance. Chicago Retort & Fire
Brick Co.. Ottawa, Ill.
7ss0-12-4-et
Agents Wanted Intelligent men OF
good appearance to solicit life in
surance. Apply Leo Abeles, S38
state street. 7100-11-24-tf
Railway Mail Clerks, Custom En-
ployes, Wanted-Spring examina-
tions everywhere. Commencement
salary $500 Rapid advancement, to
81, 400 or $500. Candidates pre-
pared free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
216 H. Rochester, NJ Y.
661S-11-9-1mo.
Wanted--A young commercial or
high school graduate for clerical
position at Chrome, N. j. Give de-
tails of education, experience and
references. German speaking pre-
ferred Address Conscientious, care
News. 7410-12-8-8t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Square Plano Bargain-- Rosewood
Square, $1,000; Rosewood Square,
$500; delivery free. zeIlmari Mu-
sic House, 169 Smith street, Perth
Amboy. 7343-12-3-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Special In safes-0ne S2B Safe,
e14.00; one SO Safe, $23.00; one
$40 Sale, $500; one $50 Safe,
$4,000; one $65 Safe, $4,000; one
$40 Safe, $41.00. zellman Music
House, 160 Smith street, Perth AM
boy. 7342-12-3-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Some of the ''news of your Imme-
diate neighborhood may be found In
the want ads today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Special for this week-A $1,000 OUT
fit of Violin, Bow and Case, for
$3.50; cash or time. zellman Music
House, 169 Smith street, Perth Am
boy 7344-12-3-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
FATHER DOYLE Ar MASS

Rev. Father Doyle, Of the Mission
Of the Immaculate Virgin, Mt Lo-l
retto, said mass in the Church of
Our Lady Help of Christians in Tot
tenville yesterday, In place OF Rev.
]. H. Malloy,. the rector, who has
been Ill for several weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Breaking up Housekeeping compeis
me to dispose Of my 1850 player
piano, bought one year ago with so
rolls OF music; bench and cover; will
accept part payment from good
party. Address P. o. Box 314, Perth
Amboy, N. J.
74AEe1o -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
TO LET
REAL ESTATE FOR sALR.

Ae1AA1 5AAAN 1Oht GALu.
For Sale Smith street store, prop
erty in good location; price only
$3.50. Easy terms. Hans Nielsen,
Scheuer Bldg, 122 Smith st.
7162-11-27-12-2-8
For SaleResidenc on Gordon
street, containing 8 rooms, water.
gas; price only $4,000; street paved
and terms easy. Hans Nielsen.
Scheuer Bldg, 122 Smith st.
7164-11-27-12-2-6
For Sale -Four-fhmiIy house on.
Washington street containing 90
rooms; gas, city water, street sew
cred and paved; lot 50x100; for sale
at sacrifice; only 500 cash re-
CURED. Will also consider exchange
with building lots Hans Nielsen.
Hcheuer Bldg, 122 Smith st.
7161-11-27-12-e-6
Old EstAblished Hotel on corner at
ferry; long lease. Amboy Hotel.
William F, Hartmann, proprietor.
Perth Amboy, N. ].
781e-12-2-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
FURNISHED ROOMS no LET.

To LetFurnished front room heat
ed. with all modern conveniences;
board II desired. 1874 High st.
7341-12-4-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
wan ED

Bookkeeper, young man, gradu-
ate; state salary, references and ex-
perience. If any. Call with letter Of
application at S. SPITzERS corner
State and Smith streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

Trying becomes easy when you
can delegate most of it to the want
ad-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

For Sale Remington Typewriter in
perfect condition; $1,000 cash.
Call, Roy s. Hall, New Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

TO Let-Furnished front room with
OF without board; all improve
ments; private family. 134 Brigh-
ton avenue. 7374-12-4-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

TO Let--Two large furnished rooms,
all improvements, good location
255 High st. 12-4-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
ROBERT JAIN

Cornice and Ornamental Work
skyliHhte and Metal Ceiling Job.
hlng promptly attended to
JeffeHepn ST. and New Brunswlelx Ave.
Tel. No. b1e-J. Perth Amhoy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

For sale--A Kitchen and dining
room stove. 100 Second street,
near Lewis street.
Y4f2-12-6-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

For Sale Three-pieee Parlor Suite;
reasonable; call Immediately;
owner leaving town. Inquire News
7395-12-4-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

On account of leaving City will sac
rifice my handsome Mahogany Up
right Piano; paid 1900. 90. Only four
months in use. Any reasonable Of
fer will be accepted Must have the
money. Address Bargain, P. o. Box
80. Perth Amboy, N j.
79AG-12-c.tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
a. n. SMITH Il. G. SMITH,
A. M. SMITH 8 BRO.

Sanitary Plumbing Gas. Steam Fit
ting and Thinning. Slate and Stag Roof
ing. Residence and shop 23 Hall Ave.
Tel. connection. 460W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06
sECONn.HANn RRIcK-

SECONDHAND BRICK.
Wanted Immediately. secondhand
hard-burned cleaned brick. Delivery
by barge at Woodbridge, ~. ].
Federal Terra Gotta Co,
111Broadway, New York City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

FoR SADIE.

/ 80 ''%N@@-%f
For sale--A Kitchen and dining
room stove. 100 Second street,
near Lewis street.
741s-12-6-1t
For Sale -Three-piece Parlor Suite;
reasonable; call Immediately;
owner leaving town. Inquire News.
7395-12-4-2t
For Sale Remington Typewriter in
perfect condition; $1,000 cash.
Call. Roy s. Hall. New Office.
12-4-tf
SECONDHAND BRICK.
Wanted Immediately. secondhand
hard-burned cleaned brick. Delivery
by barge at Woodbridge, n. ].
Federal Terra Gotta Co,
l11Broadway, New York City
Bargains In Organs Gordon & Son.
$1,000; SAKE & Robertson, $1b. 90;
Orchestral Organ, $500; Cornish
Organ, $4,000. Zellman Music
House, 1853 Smith street, Perth Am
boy 7s4S-l2-8-tf
Piano Bargains-This week only.
$SOO Uprights ...........S 1900.
kzb0 Uprlghts ...-.e.s5 1925 90
$SOO Uprights .......... 165.00
S50O Uprights ......... 176. 90
livery one OF these pianos are guar
anteed by us. Don't delay but call
and convince yourself of this great
inducement. Steger g. Sons, 163.
Smith street, Perth Amboy.
7347-12-S-tf
On account of leaving City will sac
rifice my handsome Mahogany Up
right Piano; paid $500. 90. Only four
months in use. Any reasonable Of
fer will be accepted. Must have the
money. Address Bargain, P. o. Box
So, Perth Amboy, N. ].
7a4s-12-s-tf
breaking up Housekeeping compeIs
me to dispose Of my 1850 player
piano, bought one year ago with so
rolls of music; bench and cover; will
accept part payment from good
party. Address P. 0. Box 814, Perth
Amboy, N. ].
Special for this week A $500 out
fit of Violin, Bow and Case, for
$3.50; cash or time. Zellman Music
House. 1b9 Smith street, Perth Am
boy 7344-12-3-tf
Square Piano Bargain- Rosewood
Square, $1,000; Rosewood Square,
$500; delivery free. ZelIman Mu-
sic House. 159 Smith street, Perth
Amboy 754S-12-S-tf
Special In Safes-0ne S2B Safe,
$14.00; one 80 Safe. $4,000; one
$40 Sale, s28.0O; one $50 Safe,
$4,000; one $65 Safe, $1,000; one
s76 Safe, $41.00. Zellman Music
House, 1B9 Smith street, Perth Am
boy. 7342-12-S-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
TO Let Furnished front room heat
ed. with all modern conVeniences;
board II desired. 12A High St.
7S41-12-4-9t
TO Let-Two large furnished rooms,
all improvements, good location.
265 High st. 12-4-6t
TO Let-Furnished front room with
or without board; all improve
ments; private family. 1874 Brigh-
ton avenue. 7374-12-4-3t
TO Let--Furnished rooms. Inquire
at 236 State street.
b24f-S-l6-tt
Large, warm, pleasant rooms; mod
ern improvements; beautiful loca-
ton. 253 Water street, corner Mar
ket street.
7240-1 1-30-1mo
One large front room and two
smaller rooms, neatly furnished;
hot and cold water bath. 9S Jeffer-
son street. 7252-11-30-bt
TO Let--Furnished rooms; also table
board II desired; private family.
Inquire "a Market street.
7S06-12-2-1m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Large, warm, pleasant rooms; mod
ern improvements; beautiful loca-
ton. 253 Water street, corner Mar
ket street.
724O-1 1-aO-1mo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

One large front room and two
smaller rooms, neatly furnished;
hot and cold water bath 93 Jeffer-
son street. 7252-11-30-5t
To Let-Furnished rooms; also table
board II desired; private family.
Inquire "a Market street.
7S05-12-2-1m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

TO Lett have i've large rooms and
bath, latest improvements, gas and
electric lights, In new brick house;
separate entrance near Valley Sta
tion. $50 Lawrie street, corner Am
7282-11-29-6t-M. w. F.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

TO Let---Furnished rooms. Inquire
at 236 State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Wanted -Office boy. Apply N. J.
Roofing Co., 274 King St.
7aqO-12-4-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Parquet FIoors-These hardwood
floors are more economical than any
other floor covering, cheaper than
carpets and especially recommended
by physicians. Estimates cheerfully
furnished scraping, refinishing, old
floors made like new.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

To Let-Elegant apartments. all Inn
provements, rent reasonable. In
quire on premises, ga Madison ave-
nue.. B924-10-12-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-06

Flat to Let-564 Amboy avenue, i'm
provements. Inquire j. Kreiels-
heimer q Son, 1913 Smith street.
b932-10-I2-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
LIQUOR ORDINANCE VOTED
FRIDAY PLACED IN EFFECT
Council Refuses to Consider Two APP
plications for Saloon
Licenses

LONG BEACH, July 6.-The city
council this morning adopted a reso-
luton declaring that the new ordinance
voted on last Friday be now in effect.
The canvass of the votes showed that
of 1880 votes cast, 10 were thrown out,
914 were for ordinance los and S56 were
against it. The ordinance is the new
liquor ordinance and may have ten
dency to let things be run with slightly
more liberality here, allowing citizens
to have and use liquors in their own
homes and, it is supposed, to have them
served in their hotels.
Two applications for saloon licenses
were turned down "cold" by the coun-
ell, as these will not be allowed.
Mayor Windham asked City Attorney
Long to give Chief of Police Williams
his official opinion as to just what the
new ordinance means. City Attorney
Long was opposed to the ordinance and
Councilman Hartman from the First
ward suggested that the attorney
might turn over to the chief of police
a digest of the speech he recently made
against it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
REDLANDS NEWS

REDLANDS, July 6.-The voters of
Redlands tomorrow will vote on city
hall bonds for $4,000 and for $4,000
worth of bonds for additional fire pro-
lection.
The city trustees today gave con-
cession to the property owners of the
north side and to a large element of
others that favored the erection of the
city hall either on the lots south of the
Smiley library or on the block of Mrs
Curtis Wells on Orange street and the
Santa Fe railroad, by permitting the
placing of these propositions on the
ballot to allow persons to vote for them
as we'll as the two original propositions
on Fifth and Vine and State and
Fourth streets.
The accident to Homer Randall by
the bursting of a lead pipe used as a
cannon was the only serious one of the
Fourth Of July celebration in Redlands
Reports from the hospital today indi-
cate that the sight of the boy can be
saved.
There were three fire calls, but prac-
tically no damage. One was in the
Electric Vehicle company's garage and
was due either to tirecrackers thrown
from the alley or to spontaneous COM
bustion in some oiled waste in the rear
of the garage. The second call was
from the home Of Miss Amanda Whaley
on Chestnut avenue, due to flrecrackers
setting fire to dry grass on a vacant
lot adjoining the home, which was
threatened. The third fire was in brush
and grass on a vacant lot on West
Third street and caused no damage.
George McHenry employed in power
house No. ! in the Santa Ana canyon,
was brought to the Redlands hospital
today from a wound in The thigh
caused by the explosion of dynamite
cap. The wound is not considered Sc
riouS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
HALF CLAD, GIVES
CHASE TO BURGLAR
SPANIARD STARTLES FOURTH
CELEBRANTS
Dressed Only In UndercIothes, Man
Pursues Robber Through Main
Street of Business Section
of San 8ernardino
Especial to The Herald.l

SAN BERNARDINO, July 6.-Clad
only in his undergarments, Jose Garcia,
a we'll known Spanish resident of this
city, last night startled a throng of
Fourth of July celebrators by pursuing
a man, who he claims robbed him,
through the main street of the business
section.
Garcia states he was asleep in his
room in local rooming house when
he was awakened by some one in his
room, a white man, who leaped on him
and attempted to choke him. A hot
struggle ensued and, seeing tnat he was
unable to strangle his victim, the man
broke loose and, snatching Garcia s
clothing from a chair, made for the
street, with the Spaniard in hot pur-
suit. Garcia lost sight of the burglar
and, followed by a mob, ran to the
county Jail, where he was provided
with clothing with which to make him
presentable on the street.
Garcia states that he had 5000 in his
coat which the robber made off with.
The police have not been able to To-
cate the man.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Between New Book Covers

only truth can produce justice, and
happiness without truth is an idle
thing Not economic determinism,
geography nor environment produce
character, but the will to act. That
is the compressed teaching of the Bo-
jer novel.
"The Power of Lie" has been
crowned by the French academy, a
fact which to some minds would seem
to forbid criticism of it's structural
features. Yet there are times toward
the sardonic climax of its simple plot
when the reader feels that the author
is not so much relating human trait
to it's harvest of pain and derision as
developing a syllogism Of which he
has himself prescribed the postulates.
In the later phases of his story he
seems to be playing game with hu-
man nature, a game in which he makes
the rules and acts as prejudiced UNI
pire. 1t is not incredible that a man
like Norby should Justify his eumu-
latiVe wrong, but that he should ut
terly forget it in those contemplative
pauses in which every man comes
face to face with his real self is simply
unthinkabe. Here, as elsewhere, the
author notably fails to allow for the
elusive unreason and occult caprice
which govern the actions Of men quite
as ruthlessly as any ethical rule Of
three. suspect Mr. Caine would
have found this defect at the root of
his distrust of the books moral tone,
had he but dug deeply enough.
The authors terse, limpid style, as
faithfully translated by Miss Muir,
lends itself only occasionally to quot
able epigram or Characterization. The
old inebriate lawyer, who went by the
name of the late future prime min
ister,'" is a quietly ironic fragment of
portraiture OF Wangen's overweening
consciousness that he meant well the
author observes that good faith is
always ready to excuse the blacklist
lies and raise them into the light Of
truth" There is a swift shaft at pub
lie men who float about on vague sentl-
ments, and whose conscience is kept
entirely by relations and friends" or
such the pastor quantity observes: IF
a man only has toothache nowadays,
he tries to make it a social question.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Ask Increased APPROPRIATIONS

PASADENA, July 6.-All department
tai estimates for the coming fiscal year
are in the hands of the councilmen, but
no action will be taken until late this
month or possibly early in August. The
budget will not even be considered until
afteT the return of Mayor Thomas
Farley from his vacation. Every de-
nartment asks for an increased appro-
briation. The Hbary wants $4,000 with
which to install a double-decked steel
rack for books and another $1,000 with
which to install a branch library in
East Pasadena modelled ON the one in
North Pasadena, which is supplied WIN
a constantly changing list of standard
hooks and new fiction from the main
library. City Clerk Herman Dyer sug-
gests an increase in the salaries OF his
clerks, and the police judge, r. w. Nc
Donald, asks for $3.50 with which to re-
decorate the courtroom.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

People are too coWardly to bear any
thing alone And apropos of the same
idea, the father-in-law whom Wangen's
improvidence has defrauded says bit
terly: THE worse people are them
selves, the more they feel called upon
to make others better. You may cheat
the worlzingmen as much as you like, II
only you provide them lectures to lis
ten to. Never mind food and clothes,
If only they can have bits of paper
to go about with and wave. Yes, it Is
strange in these days"
The best single bit of word painting
in the book is the paragraph describ-
ing the sleeping farm:
1T was still long before anyone got
up: only the pensioners In the old
cottage began to yawn in their sleep.
This they began to do an hour before
they woke, and they always woke at
4, from long habit. The dairymaid all
ways had it in her mind that she had
to get up to go to the COWS as she did
fifteen years ago; and the men dreamed
of getting up and going to the forest
as they had so often done in the early
winter mornings long ago. The old
habit had now become regular dreams,
Perhaps when these old people lie in
the churchyard they will dream the
same things as morning approaches"
Against this placid background we
observe the evil vortex of the lie whorl-
ing on it's destructive path, as If at
the whim of some gigantic genie who
weaves his spell over the sleeping viii
layers. The immemorlal charm of al
legory is in this tale and whether doubt
ing or believing, you will read it
through to the end with wonder and
something very like the fear of God
The Power of a Lie. BY Johan
Bojer, translated from the Norwegian
by Jessie Muir, with an introduction
BY Hall Caine. New York: Mitchell
Kennerley
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
SANTA ANA
Office 3I5 N. Sycamofs.
g1Ome Phone 315.
YOUNG MAN is ACCUSED
OF ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD

SANTA ANA, July 6.-Charles Car
mack, 16-year-old boy who has grown
up from infancy here, presented HIM
self at a local clothing store late Satur-
day night made a considerable pur-
chase of clothing and then rendered a
check for S97 in payment. The check
was signed by w. D. Jeffries, the name
of a well-known San Joaquin rancher,
and was drawn on the First National
bank of Santa Ana in favor of Jack
King"
The salesman demurred at taking the
check unless the boy could identity
himself and kept both check and
clothes pending further investigation.
In the meantime Carmack disappeared
and could not be located until TINS
morning, when he came to Sheriff
Lacy's house and gave himself up. This
afternoon the case was investigated
and found to be one for the juvenile
court, and the boy was remanded to
the custody of the sheriff until he can
be dealt with.