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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10
LEw1s sTREnT SEWER.

MfddleSex County Circuit court.
In the matter of the ap-
plication Of the coun-
OF Perth Amboy. In the
above named CountY.l
for the appointment Of
commissioners to estf-
baneats taans snq ~ anv lands Notice of
and real estate speeial-l meeting OF
" bentited in the vicin- n-lCommissioners-
ity of the new sewerl
laid and constructed in
Lewis Street fr I'm
Brighton Avenue tol
Madison Avenue. in the
City of Perth Amboy.
The undersigned. commissioners ap-
pointed In the above named matter:
having duly qualified by taking and
subscribing the oath required by the
| provisions OF an act of the Legislature
| Of the State OF New Jersey. entitled.
s'An act to authorize cities to construct
| sewers and drains. and to provide for
pnevpa pne pasMmsnh Msrch isss @ and and Of he Several
i acts amendatOry thereof and supple
Tnentary thereto. do by direction Of the
tLse lice Of 0o the Seventeenth day
Thousand Nine Hundred ana Ten. Al
| noon. at the Council Chamber, IN the
| City Hall. In the City of Perth Amboyi
In the County of Mfddiesex and State
q New ana SefSsy where they @ viii viii S hear sns
persona in interest who may present
themselves to be heard or who may
ments for benefits upon any lands and
real estate In the vicinity Of the abov'
Dated Perth Amboy n. .. May 10th
WILLIAM P. o.HARAs s
MARTIN RATAJCzAK
iis6sz -1o Ii. IA IS ii 16
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10
sHERMAN's BUSY SUMMER.
Vice President Is Scheduled to Make
Many Addresses.


Utica, N Y, May TO- With the ex-
eeption of the month of August, which
he plans to keep free of all speaking
engagements, Vice President Sher.
mans summer promises to be very
active one. He will deliver many
speeches in defense of the Aldrich-
Payne tariff law, incidentally aiding
various Republican congressional can
didates In an effort to preserve Re
publican majority in the house. The
vice president has engagements to
speak at Kalamazoo, Mich, on May II
and Iowa City, Ia, on June 10. He has
tentatively accepted an invitation to
attend the convention of the Repub-
lican editors at Saratoga Springs on
June 2 and will also fill some other
dates during that month. In Eeptem-
ber he will invade Kansas and Okla
homa,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10
PLEADING FOR HUSBAND.

Mrs. Morse still Trying to Secure Re-
lease Of Convicted Financier.
Washington, May 1O.-NIrs. Charles
w. Morse is in Washington working
for pardon for her husband. She will
be here for several days before pro-
ceeding to Atlanta, and 1t may be that
she will endeavor to see President
Taft.
She has seen number Of congress-
men, whose sympathy and influence
she enlisted. Practically every con-
gresham seen by Mrs. Morse signed
petition to the president for clemeney.
1t is understood that senators also will
be approached with pardon petitions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10
Erasd. MlIIlonairs props pead.

San Francisco. May 10,-Less than
twenty-four hours after his discharge
from the Alameda Jail. where he had
served sentence OF one year for land
fraud, John A. BENSON, Contra Costa
county millionaire. dropped dead while
motoring to his ranch, near San Ra-
mon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10
REYNOLDS Brothers
Perth AmbOy, N. j.
Judge of this court, this first day Of
April, nineteen hundred and ten.
ADRIAN LYON,
PETER F. DAILY, Judge.
Surrogate
SHERIDAN STREET. SEWER.

SHERIDAN STREET SEWER.
Middlesex County Circuit Court.
In the matter of the
Council q the city Of
Perth = Amboy, in the
above named County,
for the appointment of
commissioners to esti
mate and assess the
benefits to any lands
and real estate special
ly benefited In the VII
cinity of the new sewer
laid and constructed in
Sheridan Street from
Market Street to high
water mark at the Rar
itan River; In Market
g. street st HeTBBerts fFoBB sheTidin 81 N
Smith Street from al
point near the easterlyl
| line of lands of the c.
Pardee Works to Grace
| Street and from @ point
near Davidson Ave
tnue to Grace Street -
In Grace Street from
Smith Street to Market
Street; in HERBERT
Street from point Notice Of
near the north line OF meeting of
Johan Jensen yCommissioners.
TO Smith Street; and
from point about one
hundred feet south of
Smith Street to connect
with the sewer In Mar
ket Street; in kirkland
Place it's whole length
TO connect with the
| sewer in Smith Street
In Goodwin Street froml
the southerly line OF
lands of the c. Pardee
Works to connect with
the sewer In Smith
| Street; in Gifford street
| from the center line of
| Lehigh Ay nue. to
/ Smith Street; In Stock
ton Street from a point
Of Fsyette Street to
Smith Street; In Bert
rand Avenue from
point one hundred feet
south of Smith Street
TO Market Street; in
Grant Street from
point one hundred feet
south of Market Street
to Paterson Street; In ~ .ls
Paterson Street from ,aNal
Grant Street westerly h59h
to Sheridan Street, in sSsAf
the City of Perth AM
boy.
The undersigned. commissioners ap-
pointed In the above named matter
subscribing the oath required by the
provisions of an act of the Legislature
of the State of New Jersey, entitled
AN act to authorize cities to construct
sewers and drains and to provide fol
| proved March 5. 1882, and of the several
acts amendatory thereof and supple
mentary thereto. do by direction OF the
said Court hereby give no
tice of the Seventeenth day
of May, in the year One
/ Thousand Nine Hundred and Ten, al
the hour of two o'clock in the after
noon. at the Council Chamber. In the
! City Hall, In the City of Perth Amboy
in the County of Mlddlesex and State
of New Jersey, as the time and place
when and where they will hear any
persons in interset who may present
desire to be heard concerning assess.
ments for benefits upon any lands and
real estate in the vicinity OF the above
named sewer.
Dated Perth Amboy n j., May 10th
A. d., 1910.
WILLIAM p O'EIARA
MARTIN RATAJCZAK,
WILLIAM a. CROMWELL,
$4s 80. Commissioners.
2 iI6OO-s-lo, II IL Is, 14 ls
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10

ifIiSSOiS0-s-lo fiSi ID l2 Is. 14 d.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-10

Photographer-Did you ever sit for
a photograph before? Little Girl-No
sir. I've always stood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
THEY ADMIRE DR.. N0BL|TT
Christian Church Congregation
Ask Popular Pastor to
Remain With Flock

At a meeting cf the members OF
the First Christian church yesterday,
after close Of the morning services,
by an unanimous vote Dr.. 7 y.
Noblitt was asked to emain for the
third year with The church, now the
second IN point Of membership'in the
capital city. At The meeting II was
also announced tliat $50 which was
due on thescborcb building. furniture
ana improvements had been raised,
save $40 (since subscribed and the
church will be free from debt. The
cong regaiion has erected and paid
for a modern church building and in
stalled a pipe organ, all within a few
years. part Of which were made hard
because Of The 1907 financial strin'
gcncy. N announcing the payment OF
the Indebtedness, the pastor an
nounccd the dedication OF the new
Firs Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday, nexl. said that services would
be suspe nded for the morning, thai
the Christian church congregation
might attend the epochal church
event made p0ssiDse " iAe spiendsl
new Methodist church ediiice on No
BILE avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
. @ @ o @ Co o @ o O @ @ Q o o @ 9
TEACHERS ELECT OFFICERS

AZ the meeting Of tho Central
Teachers association at Edmond Sat
urday, with 400 teachers present, the
following officers were elected Pres.
ident, Prof G. s parmilee of Cap
itol Hin school, oklahoma city; vice
presidents, T. w, Butcher, super
iutendcnt Of city schools Ok Enid; w,
Il Robinson county superintendent
of Pawneo; w s. Calvert, city
superintendent Guthrie; II. d Scott
superintendent city schools, Newkirk;
Miss Alma Carson principal Capitol
Hlll school, Guthrie, and I w, Ra.
mey superintendent city schools,
Chckasha secretary, Neil Humph.
rey county superintendent. Logan
county: Mrs Coy!e Towe Of pawhus-
IA. treasurer,
There were about twenty Guthrie
teachers In attendance, including all
the principals of the schools. w s.
Calvert was member OF the commit.
tee ON resolutions.
The following Guthrie people
spoke: Neil Humphrey, Miss Ida Belt,
Mrs, Rebecca l.. Finch, John w
Wilkinson, w S Calvert and Miss
Alma Carson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
EFFECTIVE ON MARCH 10.
New Order Bearing on Frisco
and Rock Island
Freight Rates

On March 10 the order Of the cor
poratioa commission making effective
the dissolution Of the Rock Island
and Frisco roads in It's bearing upon
the rates to be charged shippers for
freight routed Via these lines willbe-
come operative, The order Is cor
porarion commission order No 2T9,
and II alb ogates and yacates order
No. 205, which put into effect The
one line rates over these roads last
summer.
Since the former order, No. 2O5,
was issued the two companies have
been wholly dissolved and are now
separate companies operating under
entirely sepa ate management The
commission issued order No. 219 on
February 16. authorizing the chang
ing Of rates 10 accordance With the
dissolution and making the changes
effective March to.
All arbikrarles charged on com
modiiIes and classes Of freight for
routing OVER more thar one line viii
become effective as 70 the Rock IS
land and Frisco on that date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
sT|LWElL GETS MAJORITY
Returns in Exciting County Seat
Contest Received at Gov
ernor's Office

The election returns from Adair
county relative to the county seat
contest between the rival cities oil
Su.lwel and Westville were received
et the Rosernor's office this morning
Westvile dwss declared the tempoie
ary COUNTY seat, a0f1Adair by the con
stitutiofai hconyentlon and there has
been a brolong9do contest and lack o.
final rdult slneegstatehood; qndef
the retulns Hs stipulated by the elec
ton commissioners TO the state exc
cutiye Stillwell has majority of 30
The successful city is on the Kansas
City Southern road, as Is Westyllle
but the latter also has the Frisco
branch OF that line from Okmulges
through Muskogee and Tahlequah Y
Arkansas points.
Deputy Sheriff Smith shot a MAJ
named Wolfe at the Wauhillau pre-
circt. one of the voting places almos
on the Cherokee county line. wher'
there are no telegraph and very poo
Telephone CONNECTIONS, The shef'ff'
officer is reported to have been a
Intense partisan Of the Stiliwel
cause.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
RAILWAY PROMOTERS MEET
Proposed Roads VIII Have
Kansas, Oklahoma and st. Louis
Financial Backing

There was a meeting at one Of the
local hostelries yesterday afternoon
and evening of promoters Of railway
lines that are to traye Sc the Usage
nation from east to west, and the
road proposed from Vinlta to Bartles-
Vile to connect with the Usage line,
held an informal meeting The meet
ing being informal no definite ar
rangemen;s could be made Il is
now believed The new electric line
from CoffeyVille south through the
Vcrdigris valley will be extended as
far south as Nowata, or even further,
this summer and the proposed steam
roads will intersect il, each feeding
the oiher in a randy growing coun-
try, both as TO products OF The solI
and IN manufacturing The roads
are backed by Coffcyyille, Caney and
~. scott, Kas.. capital, and Pawhus-
ka, I,artlcsvile, Vinita. Nowaa and
Chelsea, Okla, with ST. Louis build
ers Of note ready TO take half Of the
expense under their own protection
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
JUDGE LINN NOT A CANDIDATE

Say for me- said Judge Linn, Of
Chickasha, as he started home last
evening, that | am not a candidate
for any state position. Months ago
many friends wrote me that they
aNould support me in event Of being
"a candidate for either the corpora
lion commission or attorney general
and some OF those letters were rather
flattering However, ! feel that |
cannot afford ut this time to enter
into the race for any Office and shall
be content to serve Oklahoma Democ-
racy as a private in the ranks, /
am not one of those who feel our
people are losing ground. Our coun-
try Is prosperous and the new state
is flourishing as never before
The people are moi going to chase
after false gods nor return to the
control Of those who seek to turn the
pubic utilities back to their mutton
without state control. Grady county
Democrats will come as usual with
q majority that will prove satisfying
TO the most intense partisan In the
campaign this year we will be con
fronted with a deceptive foe, but The
men following loudest about reform
are also the strongest boosters for
three cent passenger fares and most
bitterly opposed to corporation com
mission regulation Of the public
utilities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
HASKELL FILES BRIEF
Maintains That Charges Were
Investigated BY Parti-
san Malice

Governor Haskell today filed his
brief with the special investigating
committee relative TO the charges
filed by various representatives OF
the minority in the state legislature
The governor recites the charges,
technical in nature. the absolute re-
insal of those filing them to Introduce
the least evidence in support; shows
that they were but the result of petty
partisanship upon the part Of few
men, being contrary to reason, ETC.;
adding that as chief executive and
the right 10 state what the special
legislative session shcnld consider,
/ they were wholly without legal stand
.ng, but that the chief executive, anx-
iOus that all the people might know
there was no foundation for them al
lowed the fullest and widest scope.
hampering the committee In no way
He answers the statement made by
Attorney Clark to effect that he
! would not allow the work done by
certain parties to be laid before the
committee, by quoting the proceedings
Ct the trial, showing that the com.
mittee was given permission to exam
me same, in executive session not de
4 string that those questions pertain
I ing to law suits as vet untried be
made public. that the adyersaries ol
the state might have advantage Of
ilem prior 10 trial in court. The gov
ernor quotes the evidence in many
i places to show the brief of Mr.. CLARK
ana the reports sent broadcast TO the
!. ,partisan press are founded, wholly II
1ibe Imagination warehouse Of the par
ltisansl and have never been before
Whel committee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
GENERAL
SIRKEIlN |
PROSPECT
ACTION OFPHILADELPHIA
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
MAKES SITUATION GRAVE
USUAL. SUNDAY QUIET
DISTURBED BY RlOTIAG
Cars Stoned, MolaTmen and
Conductors Beaten and
Passengers Injured

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. 2S After
session of more than SIX hours, the
Central Labor union delegates sun
day night voted 70 cali sympathetic
strike of the 40 trade unions in the
organization, beginning next Satur-
day. The delegates claim 10000
men will respond TO the call Gen
eral riots occurred Sunday.
This action of the Central Labor
union is iraught with momenogs
consequences, Inc union officials say.
The decision was made at secret
session of about 700 delegates In La
Dor Lyceum hall, which lasted more
than six hours There was apparent
ly no question but what the delegates
would vote 10 strike, the split being
on the question of whether OF not the
strike would be started Immediately.
The more conservative element pre-
vailed, however, and the walk ou
was pui off until next Saturday.
Arbitration Hoped For.
Meanwhile, there is hope that th +
street railway strike will be arbitrat-
ed, despite the repeated declaration
OF the transit company, controlling
all the lines in The city, that there
IS nothing to arbitrate.
Nobody doubts that last nights ac-
.ion of the Central Labor union makes
the situation very grave There is
q ong feeling, especially among
business people, that The strike
should be settled speedily, as all lines
Of business suffer because Of the stag
nation resulting from the intcrfer-
encc with traffic. Consequently
there is mucb sympathy for the move
for arbitration made by clergymen
Of all denominations early in the
week
Riot Calls Numerous.
There was much rioiing during The
day. Cars were stoned, molormen
and conductors beaten, aud many
passengers were struck by flying
miBsles. Nearly n dozen riot calls
We received q police headquarters
but In most instances the mobs were
dispersed with The use Of riot sllckf
alone. Scycniyliye arrests were
made
Crowds of mcn and boys, who usu
ally fill the streets on Sunday, were
responsible for most Of tho au acRs
! The orders of The director Of public
safety that wagons must not he used
! TO convey passengers, also resulted
in many disturbances
Driven at high rate OF speed tC
escape from mob peltine 1t wi
bricks and stones, a trolley cat
struck an obstruction, left the tracks
and plOughed into brick house. fhe
ear was demolished, the motorman
conductor and policeman on gusrt
were injured.
Shot Draws Stones.
Wien a policeman on a ear fired {
shot frcm his revolver over the head
fof a ihrea ening mob in anothe
quarter, every window in the car wa
shattered by stones. The frighten
ed motorman and conductor sough
Continued on Page Eltht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
ON
RELIGIOUS
FREEDOM
"METHODISM HAS RIGHT
IN ROME" DECLARES
MINISTER
Reverend Mr.. Triple
ATTRACTS THE LIMElIGRT
Sensational Sermon Follows
Closely Upon The Fair
banks Episode

Rome, Feb 2S-The American
Methodist church was crowded the
congregation including many Amerl-
can visitors who were attracted by
he subject OF Pastor b. NJ. TIpples
sermon. 'Why Methodism Is IN
Rome"
1t was in the American Methodist
church that Charles w. Fairbanks
delivered the address which shut him
uff from being received In audience
by the pope an incident which has
created much discussion In Rome as
well as IN the United States
Rev Mr. Triple said the Methodist
church was meeting with great sue
cess throughout italy Such an infer
enee could be drawn from the extra
ordinary action Of the vatican with re.
gard to the proposed visit of ex-Vice
President Fairbanks to the pope, and
also from the bitter resentment Of the
Catholic clergy AS Mr. Fairbanks
spoke in the American Methodist
church, the pastor said it was flttins
that from the same pulpit the charges
preferred against Mcthodsm In italy
should be considered,
Gives Religious Freedom
"With reference to the assertion
that Methodlsis have no right To be
in Italy, said the preacher. the an
Eswor Is that we are here under tho
Italian laws, guaranteeing religious
freedom. Another assertion by the
Catholics Is that MethOdlMn Is moi
peeded in Italy. But Methodisis be
lievc the need is urgent as the Caih
clio church Is always more efficient
for good when compelled to compete
Wiih aggressive Professionalism, 10
tonGpcuouHly evidenced In America.
"The Catholic church suffers en-
harrassment when II is required tC
satisfy the ideals Of n great liberty
! loving republic contemp0rancouBl
with the needing Of the demands BY
the vatican. which ii siill bound bl
tho ideals Of lhc middle ages.
Tells or embarrassment
"This Is proved by the experience
OF Archbishop Ireland when nc wa
here Il year ago studying The Method
let Propaganda A Lincoln banqle
was arranged by the American col
| nny. Aud very properly, Archbishop
Ireland was asked to speak Az
patriotic American citizen, he accept
cd the invitation But suddenly ia
good archbishop recalled his 'aecep
ance. The vatican had forbidden hir
10 speak or attend the banquet, be
cause toast to President Roosevelt
was followed by toast TO the kin
OF Italy.
Italy needs Mothodlsm because
is no longer Catholic. except in name
The charge of Methodist proselylin
Il foolish Their hands are full J
dealing with the unbellevers. TIL
IS proved by the last census, whic
shows that Italy reports the largci
number OF men without religious PR
fession. II Is true that the Metho'
Continued on Page -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
SLEEPS IN SUMMIT VIEW
Funeral of Earl Gregory, Vic
tim of Tragic Death
in Kansas

The remains OF Earl Gregory, men
ton OF whose tragic death was made
in Saturdays Leader, arrived in the
capital city this morning, accompanied
by Ira Irwin of Guthrie and Halle
Rambo oil Ottawa, Kas. but who for
merly resided here, and who has been
the roommate of the deceased since
the latter entered Kansas university
as d student.
Earl Gregory was graduate of the
Logan county high school of the
class Of 1909, a member of the local
/. O. d. club, popular with his asso-
ciates in thc capital city, where he
spent his life, In his school work he
held high honors aud his family had
hope for him in the educational ca
eer mapped out, his entering of the
Kansas university having been in-
tended as the stepping stone to great
er and more important work.
At the university the youth prog
rcssed, letter being received here
by the parens the morning the news
Of the death was announced con
tanned announcement Of his advance
Continued on Page Five
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-28
Willis Touted AS Sure Winner

Speaking of the personnel Of the
Chicago Cubs OF the National base,
bali league, the Record-Herald says:
OF Stats Willis, star pitcher with
The Guthrie Senators last season:
Willis comes touted a sure winner
among the upper crust. His record
last season with the Guthrie, Okla.
club Of the Western Association, was
a thing Of beauty stats not only
led the league with an average OF
.S15, but he won twenty-five Of the
twenty-seven games in which he par
tlcipated In those battles he roll
ca up a sweet string Of strikeouts
tanning 202 ambitious clouters'