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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Taft Invited West

Colo. April 25-Presjdent
~ Will shortly receive n formal fu-
tafion from the Gunnison Tunnel Open
association To attend the opeuing Of
js great government irrigation project;
lcn an invitation was authorized last
Eht at an association banquet. attend
by representatives from every city on
e western slope. The formal opening
crcIses VIII bc held three days IN Au-
'St or September. according TO tho con-
rience OF the president. \ resolution
q also adopted calling upon the Colo
10 representatives in congress 10 URN.
EsIdcnt Tall 10 accept .hc invite tion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26

The Brotherhood OF American Yeomcn
VIII give one II their popular card So
South and State streets. Thursday even
ing. April %. Four beautiful hand
painted china rrizes will he given TO the
best players. Refreshments Will be
served. The public is cordially invited.
There were. several applications for MEM
bership at the meeting last Thursday
evening There has been more than
twenty applications for membership al
ready This month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
LOYAL Americans.

Salt Lake assembly. No. 500 held their
regular meeting April II. There were
thirteen initla tons and twelve appltca-
tions balloted on. The next meeting will
he on Wednesday evening. April IS, in
Jennings hall. Ali members are re
uucsred TO be present 10 make arrange
mcnts for ball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Fraternal Brotherhood.

Seeo Lily lodge. Nc. 252. 4. f.. E.. will
meet in regular session Wednesday even
ips at Sis in the X OF J.. hall. 26l South
Main street. We had a fine time last
meeting. Several good things arc prom
ised by the COMMITTEES on cuterta inmcnt
The escort team are requested 10 meet
at for practice. \ fratcrnal welcome
10 all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Brotherhood of Owls.

salt Lake nest No. 81 viii hold its
weekly conclave in the /. O. II. r. hall.
Auerbach building. All Owls are request
ed TO he present, as a matter of special
importance Will be up for consideration.
SoJourning Owls in good standing are
at S n. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
NOTES OF ~"

The pins for the members nf the senior
class, which were made In Detroit. Mich,
have arrived and are being distributed
among the students by Harold Robinson.
who had Charge Of the work. The pins
are in the shape of block u" and are
made of 1i-karat gold. y row Of pearls
is set around The entire letter and in tho
center arc the numerals OF the class and
the insignia OF the department from
which the student graduates.
VIII he held Monday noon 10 consider Il
plumber OF important matters connected
with tho Womcn'S league. Among other
things Il Is proposed 10 give a matinee
dance next Friday to help meet the debt
incurred in the recent renovation OF The
reception room.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
MacCa abees.

The ladies of Banner Hive. No. II. and
friends will he entertained by Lady SAN
man at her homo, bo5 South West Temple
Tuesday afternoon. April - from > 10
) o'clock All Lady Maccabccs and their
friends arc cordially invited To- join them,
especially hives Nos. 1 and II.
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Ladies' Auxiliary.

The meeting of the Ladies' AuNil!ary
of Snlt Lake Typogra phical union. called
for Monday afternoon. has heou rnSt-
ponce. Notice Of meeting VIII appear
later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
SECRET AND FRATtRNAL
SOCIETIES OF SALT LAKE
Yeonen.

ing, with the chances in favor of
greater attendance Wednesday night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26

Editor Clarence Dale has announced
that tho seniors who expect to graduate
this spring get busy and send theiv pie
lures to The Rcd and Black office. Tho
work ON the commencement issu" Will be
heavy. and as much as possible of TN"
: raduatiuG 3n1 class notes VIII bc done
during the nest two weeks,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26

Captains and managers of tho differ
rnt kinds of teams will work hard L" III
crease the membership al the athletic
association. At present tho enrolment is
VERY small the entry charge has bccu
reduced onc-hair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

y thoroughly modern savings depart
ment conducted In connection with this
bank. Safe deposit boxes for rent. u, 8,
Depository.
ray vice president; w, F, Earls, cashier;
E. A. culbertoon. assistant cashier.
Capital paid in. 100000. Interest paid
on timo deposits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26

For the past few weeks the girls or
ohcstra has done but itllc practlcIne
Manager Shirley Rouse Will call the girls
together again and begin regular work
on u number OF new pieces.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26

The members OF the football team Will
soon receive pins for the work of the past
season. The tong picture Will also be
Slvcu io the school
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11
was effectively carried ont in INC di-
rectfons.
Triangle Club Dance.


The fourth Of series of dances was
given last evening by The Triangle
Club at the Mosonic Assembly Hall.
Howell Fleming furnished the music
for the dance, which was entirely in
formal. Among the guest were Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey staggers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hyer. MIR. and Mrs. H. H. Tan
ner. Misses Vinna Boydston, Nellie
Casseday. Edna Menear. GenevIeve
Cunningham, Mary Shinn, Agnes Hen
ry..e Katharine Morgan, Ruth Henry,
Virginia Shinn, Stella Stevens, Mary
Reitz. Beatrice Snlder, Katharyn Race,
Minnie Fleming, Estelle Hamilton,
Josephine. Lavender. Zoe Jolllfie. Ma
.llssa Williams, Messrs. Frank Prich-
ard, Arthur Frey. OTIS Cole. R, A. VIII
son. ]. A. Cook George Layman,
CIaule Layman, Brooks Morgan, John
Barr, Robert Burns. Jay Ayers. John
Poole. Howard. Baker. Herschel
barnes. Lee Hutchinson, H. D. Palmer,
Stewart Race Guy. Prichard,. Sweeney
Fleming, Berry, Crowl. Clias. Hood,
Arlington Fleming. Robert Mccoy. DIR.
Leps, Doc Beatty.s tina. latter Of Man
nington. 80.
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IN MINES
LOCAL MINES OF CONSOLIDATION
COAL COMPANY ARE EQUIP
PED WITH TELEPHONES.

Ever since the great Monenssh mime
disaster tive years ago the Cous'olida.
tion Coal Conpaly l.is had telephones
Ia tifoso nStres When the rescue
work ,wrts being carried on ,iuring The
time OF the recovering the bodies tel.
ertaonts were installed In the mine so
that the rescue parties could comrml.
nscate. The use Oh. the telennones IN
the ms1es was then demonstrated anil
since thst time the telephones hive
been in the Mononeah mines. Telc.
phones have slso been Installed IN lie
New England tntlne and in the shstt
anime,
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A Charleston Event.

Mrs. j. w. Dawson entertained the
Thursday Bridge Club at luncheon
yesterday at hetrhome on the South
Side. Covers we're laid for Mesdames
james Flynn, R. C. Thompson, j. P.
Kelley. w. B. 11ocektt A, NJ. Scott. w.
NJ. o. Dawson r. p. Grossclip, NJ. N.
Williamson. j. G. Rlheldaffer. F. w.
Abney, "A. C. Finley, @. M. Flynn. Jane
Mcdonald, George Morton. w. =,
Glasscock. NJ. w. DonnaIly, C. W.
sSwisher, Robert spillman, Misses Ida
Jim Scott, Marion Briggs and Mary
.Ashby charleston Gazette.
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Missionary society Meeting.

The womans Missionary Society OF
the Presbyterian Church held a very
profitable meeting on Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. B. L. Butcher on
CASTOR avenue. Mrs. ]. W, Rarnes
conducted the devotional services and
Mrs. b. E. Mcmillan made an Interest
ing report Of the Synodlcal meeting
held recently IN clarksburg A letter
from the President Missionary. Rev.
Marion B. Palmer. who is located In
.cieuhg Nal Laos, was fead by Mrs.
w. 8. Mayors Mrs. o. H. Richie con-
ctedsthei lessong1m nlshsssas on: Bur
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11
NotIr.s. ic1nlnfssfofisd.

Conlmissioas as 4 ret5ss4es tdbnt
have been issued to the fcflossng pera
sons: ~ -: l.s'' :. I
Melvin e. iMatier, r. Z p. Meats;
Smith D. Turner. j: 3. Holke, ot Pal:
ht.rak-rg, WOOD county: James II.
G;rdrer and Robert H. Mckee. of
Wheehhs Ohio courty; q. p 6orbati:
OF Waverqy. Wood county; "A, NJ, Stew;
art, oi PineYdlte. Wyoming eoufsy; "A.
n. Carroll, Of Shoals, iNWsSne county;
A. u. Holt otsGlenyttie. Gi1pr coun,
ty; A. S. Fleming. of EatrM11t, Ma
zion county: R. NJ Markell, s6 west
Alexander, Pa, Ohio county
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Motherl;s, training School.

f. Dr.. j w. HIcDona1d, of the Miners
Hospital, viii deliver the firxt n =
series OF lectures bdt1e- the -IAloaleFs
Training school which viii he trrausi,
;i,sted int the. near4future by the tuveA
lie Department OF the Wonan:s Cub
iflic .da!e WIN be announced il:fer. AS
noted In hast weeks. club news. the
Training scflool is not For members
OF lie WdGnans Club alone bun for ey-
cry mother IN the. vicinity. An EFFORT
viii be made to extend the Invitation
10 every motaer.
The depart held on interesting
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11
sReeltsi > Success

. Tho recital given last evening at
tile Fitta ward school aaitbstoritipl By
tho advanced music pupils CT Mrs. M
!. u ,Chra4Ie and Mes MIIry Virginia
Christie. @ss "a icrcssfuls affair and
an excellent progranppe was rendered.
coed tlleht and excellent tralntug was
lGpparant n ctdh selection and the
psrtormraace reflects credit upon bota
INSTRUCTORS and pupils. These taking
Fart we're Misses chrfstie. Florence
Hawker, Daisy, Amett, MARI Frances
Hartley. Katherine Houshi Alta Nc
Medley and Lillian WiHte1bottom. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11
ARMY oFFicIR q Ss Il. & (, :.. :, !.
TEsT ls a lFAILuRE

WASHINGTON, fDec. n EIng 4
square hit at the annual R6paeveIt
physical testssfoT army ofhi6afs, Sur
seno General Torneys sint1liss al1ual re
port today, ssss bat its IS believed
that the present test not only fails. in
the object 1t sought to attain-@a ply.
steal condition which would enable
them TO be always at for active SER
vice"-but may result inssefiods lam
age to elderiycMcers.
The defect q the, requirement, assit
appears to GeaersB Torney, IS: that 1t
requires offeefs % be at only once
year. He wants them 70 be At an tae
lime.
. 4 ~. .
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Bound Table.

The Teachers Round Table OF I'm.
ion district is. holding meeting this
afternoon at the First ward school
building. A number Of the teachers
of Union district are In attendance,
beside others interested In education:
al work. q
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In Honor Of Mrs. Fleming.

Mrs. David Patterson entertained Al
luncheon yesterday for Mrs A. B
Fleming of Fairnont. The guests in,
clnded Mrs Charles Ward. Mrs. Edwin
@. Ward, Mrs. r. D. Roller. Mrs. D. C.
Gallaher and Mrs. w E. Chiffon
Charleston Gazette,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11

meeting yesterday afternoon. Correc.
ityc Discipline Tas the subject and
ihte5es:l1lg papers were read By Mrs
g. r Scott .Mts C. e. sauEurn. Mts.
!Ilishard Hail anil Miss Florertce Fox,
the latter OF the -Nor1ra School taiH-
Ing department. -
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I Mrs: JoIiine Hostess.

Mrs, N. A. Jolhffe was hostess yea
ter,lay TO tine Good Time Club at her
home on AnidLson 51eet There was q
large attendance ofthe n1enbers and
the OCCASION was a J,leiIgh IN pne. Dur
ing tue arternon q lunch was served
and afcSlgr sh.e IL aFtl green
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sLeatIna on Creek.

Buffalo Creek is covered with a fine
layer OF ice, and early this morning
the young people OF the city started
for the creek to spend the day skat-
ing. The crowd steadily Increased
all day and this afternoon a large
number enjoyed the first sport of the
present season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11

II you are dissatisfied tenant-whIch
you should be II you have cause-look
at some of the houses or apartments
advertised today. y
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TO CURE a coLp IN ONE Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. 2. W. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. csc. <
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11

man." and map talk was given BY
Mrs. y. E Powell. Mrs. C. H. smott
told Of the Burmese people and Mrs:
H. G. stoetzer told Of the wonderful
work OF Judson among these people.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11

CLASSIFICATION" is the next
best thing TO DISPLAY In enabling
people 10 '.hnd your 3D."
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DEPARTMENT. MEETINGS.

II = y.
Music Department. Mig Betyt .steE
art. ehiiFnnn. The regular meeting
los4hs Mhsle Department win be laNl
III MONDAY Afternoon at g: 90 O'clock
all Tia clnb apartments. The pro
Efan1f6e .s in charge Of Miss GertEade
|l1obsot. and, IL 1E. tclidys: Z
fteTx aEendelssn Bafthol1y.
Life :. :. :. :. -. Mss lisa Mel
l5sass ! I. :. =. ). :. ~. Miss AiEce ohlsy
Vocal. ,leiccted >Meafela hon.
=. :. =. MS. q. ", hNads!s:l
Piano. selected MefalessshEn. ....f
X. -. 4. Miss Jane c.rpsnter
tarTan. sEvents !. Mrs. H. e.. SEcetzer
Lfterature Department Mrs. G. H.
|snoot chairman. The, department
WIN meet ON MONDAY 1t four O'Clock
81 the club experiments. The pro
gvaune Is IN caaEge Of Mrs. John Len:
MAN and Is as 6oslews:
!. Btgar Allen Poe. ID
rysoisPoe's Life .. Miss C1lda Smith
Boston During This Period -. II
- -. = 4 I. Mrs! Lloyd Sample
baltimore During Tns Period.
..'..5 :. !. Mrs. Rolf Hite
The Bl.ck Cat'' Srmy
:. - !. :. -. Miss calHe Frey
s.The Rsyen. In Prose Mrs. a.. c. Rice
Rta,hDg sThe Bens" .Mrs. Geo. -RDe
Reaatre '.Thc Be,lsr !. ...,..,.... q,
1, ~; 3. .. -. Airs George Pet8nlt
current Fiction. !. .Mng. w. j. Eitiy
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's RIIi'se. s.. aeid Modal s.e'. ;,,,,. \
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Charles Dickens. Miss Alice Gotschai
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-11

Begin with the corEctAn1t the
snwn-BuilI the foailh4ton Of the
INV bust the kug hip opd back. She
altogether slender effect Of TIE pros
ent upde-AsR for tie celebrated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-07
WATER BOARD DECIDES To- GO
ON A PUMP INSPECTING TRIP
Adopts Motion Of Commissioner Haney to That Effect
atReguIar Meeting -RumOr That Funds for Purchase
May Not Be Forthcoming This Year.

Before the contract for the new
100000 gallon pump at Runyon
is awarded the water board as COM
mittee of the whole will view some
Vt the pumps which the various bid
ders have in operation. At regular
meeting last night motion of Com
missioner Haney was carried as fol-
lows:
That the committee of the whole
set day to go and see some of the
pumps, with power to take along
some practical man to advise them. /"
The members decided to leave on
the inspection trip Friday. October
15. and agreed to meet several days
before that date and arrange the de-
tails of the trip. The board will
probably go to Philadelphia first and
may also visit Milwaukee.
"Question Should BE Settled"
Commissioner Grouse brought up
the pump subject and said he
thought 1t should be settled one way
or the other. The representative of
tho wisconsin Engine Company ad-
dressed the board and wanted, if
possible without prejudicing his bid,
to have his certified check returned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-07

reported that the form of the ordi-
nance for the $4,000 bond issue had
been approved by Caldwell & Reed,
New York bond experts, the ordinance
was adopted on its first reading. The
ordinance provided for the issuance
of fifty $1,000 coupon bonds. The
bonds will run thirty years, with In
terest at u per cent. At the next
meeting, October 20, the ordinance
will be given it's second and final
readings, after which 1t will be sent
to the Board of Aldermen for ap-
proval.
Water Main In RidgeIey Street.
A petition was received from prop
erty-owners on Ridgeley street ask
ing that water main be laid in the
street 1t was referred to the com
mittee on pipe.
A communication was received
from the Foundry Engineering & In
spection Company. of Springfield,
Mass, relative TO contract for in
specting the erection of the new
pump at Runyon when 1t is pur-
chased. 1t was placed on file.
The superintendent's report for
the past month showed that $wenty-
one taps had been made. All of the
commissioners were present
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-07
ABOUT 100 ARE
PUT IN SCHOOLS
Police Continue Round up
of Children Who Are I'm
der Fourteen Years.
SUPT. SKULL PLEASED

About 100 children who were not
attending school we're rounded up by
the police yesterday, according to a
statement made by superintendent
Shull this morning. II also believe
that half as many more will report
at school today without any police
assistance he added.
While the police are not making
a systematic search today for chill
dren who are not in school, any who
are seen at large on the streets will
be picked up by the patrolmen and
taken to the nearest buildings, Mr..
Shull is well pleased with the sue
cess OF the idea and commended
Chief Burke for the way he handled
1t.
The search for truants and pupils
who have never attended will be con-
tinued for several weeks, by which
time the superintendent believes he
will have line on every child in
the city who is within the school age.
The main trouble will be in keeping
the pupils in school,
Yesterday Patrolman Tonnesen
caught a boy by the name OF Joseph
Molchin, of 369 Fayette street, and
took him to school No. 4. During
the recess in the afternoon the boy
disappeared and did not report this
morning. Detective Huff Is looking
for him today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-07

He was willing to replace 1t with q
bond or another check on Monday,
but the board, not knowing whether
such action would be legal, refused
the request.
Not to Return Checks.
The board was. at first in favor of
returning the checks of the bidders
whose pumps we're not under con-
sideration, but Mr. Crouses motion
to that effect was not put as during
u discussion on the matter the point
was raised that 1t might not be legal.
As yet the board has made no choice
on pump, but the choice will prob
ably be between the Wisconsin En-
gine Company, Of Corliss, Wis,
$32,225; Snow Steam Pump Com
pany, $31,700; and the Bethlehem
steel Company, of South Bethlehem,
Pa, $4,000.
MIR. Haney Heers the Rumor.
There seems to DE question as to
whether the pump contract will be
awarded this year, as Commissioner
Haney remarked during the meeting
that he had heard down town that
efforts were being made to hold the
matter over until next year.
Ordinances First Reading.
After Commissioner Snedeker had
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-07
BAPT|STS HEAR
GOOD REPORTS
Finances OF the Church Are
Shown to Be in an Ex-
ceIIent Condition.
DELEGATES ARE NAMED

The third quarterly business meet
ing of the First Baptist church was
held last night and a financial review
of the past fifteen months was given.
Fifteen months ago it was planned
to liquidate slowly the floating in
debtedness, amounting to between
1900 and $1,000. The $1,400 note
has since been reduced to $112, the
$240 cost OF the chapel addition has
been reduced to SIS, with both
amounts fully subscribed and pay
ments thereon still being made.
That there should be some falling
off In the current expense account
during this period was foreseen, but
that 1t was reported to be much less
than might have been expected was
gratifying. Plans for the reduction
of this were offered and adopted.
The church also adopted the duplex
weekly envelope system of raising all
its money, both for current expenses
and for missionary purposes. Taking
into account the subscriptions still
being paid the church is about $1,000
better off than 1t was fifteen months
ago.
The annual state convention of
the New Jersey Baptist Association
will be held in the First Baptist
church, Asbury Park. on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 25,
26 and 27 At the meeting last night
the following delegates were named
to represent the First Baptist church
of this city: Rev. William H. Baw-
den, John A. Mason, Cortlandt w.
Mrs. Samuel Greenleaf and
Mrs Bawden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-07
SLAYER DIES
IN The PRISON
Antonio GiorgianO, of Cliff
wood, Who Slew Sweet
hearts Father, Succumbs.
PARDON WAS REFUSED

Antonio Giorgiano, of Cliffwood, SEN
teneed to thirty years for murder, died
Monday at the state prison He had
been i'll for some time. His illness was
not thought to be serious, but an at
tack Of heart trouble Sunday proved
fatal. Giorgiano had served fifteen
months of his sentence and would have
secured the usual time off for good be-
havior had he lived.
Giorgiano was sentenced by Justice
Bergen, having been found guilty of
murder in the second degree. He killed
Nicholas Nuzzi at the latter's home at
Cllnwood The defendant drew a gun
and shot the man, who died short
time afterwards The man had fallen
in love with Nuzzi's daughter, but the
father objected because Of the youth
Of the girl.
Ten days ago Senator Silzer made
application before the Board of Par
done asking for the release OF the pris-
oner who was suffering with tubrcu-
losis. Relatives Of the man live at
CIiffwood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-10-07
JACKSON AND
CANNON MEET
Rival Candidates for County
Clerk Have IocuIar Con-
versation in Brunswick.
FRIENDS FOR A LONG TIME


New Brunswick, Oct. IT," Barney"
Cannon and Chilly jackson, respec-
lively the democratic and republican
candidates for county clerk, met Tues
day afternoon In the Office Of the Mid
dlesex Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, of which Mr. jackson is in
charge.
Mr.. Cannon had come up from Perth
Amboy to attend meeting Of demo-
cratic candidates and leaders in the
Office Of County Chairman Thomas n.
Hagerty. Before leaving he dropped
in to see his opponent.
The candidates are old friends, hav.
ing both been members Of the assem-
bly, In the session Of 1908. Middlesex
had elected two republicans and one
democrat to that session, Mr.. Cannon
being the democrat and Mr.. jackson
and the late John E. Montgomery, of
South Amboy, the republicans.
They had pleasant chat about their
previous acquaintanceship, and little
good-natured chaff about the present
situation, and each promised to do his
best to see that the other didn t be-
come county clerk. They parted as
suring each other of another meeting
just after election, when the loser
would wish the winner well.