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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

P. J. Riedel, the well-to-do farmer
of near St. Peter, was in the city last
Monday after his sale bills. His wife
accompanied him and had some den
tai work done. Pete will have big
public sale on December 9th. Read
his ad in this paper.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
Dr.. M. ]. Brown. Specialist.

of Salina, will be at the American
House, Tuesday, December 9Th, Ell
lis, December 7th, prepared to treat
the medical and surgical diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and
to fit glasses.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
Buy the Best
Canned Goods
That You Can

Don't ask for cheapness.
Keep thinking of quality.
That's our advice.
If you know only a little
about brands, you can still
be safe for this store always
stands for your safety.
We have nothing that you
need hesitate about buying
or eating.
Purity a surety" is our Can
ned Goods motto.
All that is ever canned we
have.
Fish, Fruit, Vegetables.
And never forget that buy
ing here is the best way for
you to be sure.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
YoUNG,s MAJORITY r71e
Rockefeller, the Democratic Candidate
Carried Five Counties.

Senator Young's majority of 1716
is considerably in excess of that ex-
pected by his most ardent supper
ters- OF the twenty-five counties in
the district Mr.. Rockefeller, carried
but five Following are majorities of
each by counties:
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

You never want to judge mans
speed by the strength of his voice.
Now some men will stand out on the
street and holler their heads off, and
they can be heard all over the town
ship, but when the real race starts
they have as much speed as a turtle.
1t is Just so with an automobile. You
will hear an awful screech around the
corner and think limited train is
coming, but when you look out the
window you will see a little dinky
machine capable of travelling about
fifteen miles an hour at best. Then
you will hear low soft toot and see
a big touring car gliding silently by
at rate of forty miles an hour.
Some men make very little noise and
throw mighty little dust, but they
get there just the same. Then there
is the fellow who is good imitation
of thrashing machine running at
full speed He throws dust all over
the right-of-way and causes people to
break their necks getting out of his
path. When night comes this bowler
has threshed out nothing but chaff
and is holding down last place in the
race, while the silent and careful
person has bin full of grain and the
committee is awarding him first
money at the judges stand. Osborne
Farmer
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

Furs of all kinds bring high
prices and every fellow who has an
extra quarter to spare buys a trap
and hunts the game for what there
is in it. Some hunters make big
money every winter at their vocation.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
Report of Fairview School

District No. 16, for month ending
November 1S. Number of pupils en-
rolled II; average daily attendance 15;
neither absent nor tardy 10.
Ellie MartS, Teacher.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
To Exchange For Land

One $4,000 stock of merchandise
and one 81 900 stock; both fine, cleuB
and doing good business.
D. w. Keller,
Wa-Keeney, Kan.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

If you haven't the time to exercise
regularly, Doan's Regulets will pre-
vent constipation. They induce a
mild, easy, healthful action of the
bowels without gripping. Ask your
druggist for them. 25 cents
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
For Sale

Some choice building lots; organ il
good condition.; good single harness
J. T. w. Cloud.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26
Weather Report

Maximum and minimum tempera-
ture according to the government
thermometer at Wa-Keeney for the
week ending Wednesday noon.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

Go to the cars on track for Idaho
potatoes, onions, cabbage, bran, corn
meal, etc. Will have a car of -four
next week G. G.. Blackman.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

Abstracts of title made promptly
at reasonable rates. w. III. Swiggett.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-11-26

]. A. RICKART,
L. S. Correspondent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
ITO
MEET WATER
BOARD MAY 3

According % VI hat tranfspirc 4 at Ii
special meeting of the Master Build
ers' Association, FtI1ay night TIE
bosses will meet the 6oard Of Watsf
Commissioners In private co nmittee
session to discuss the ava ding Of
two contracts to G.. ". Hodgaon. The
meeting will, in all probability, be
held at o'cock ON the evening OF
May 8.
AS has been told, the Master
Builders Association took up tho
alleged Illegal awarding of contracts
for construction of a pump houee.
and q sub-foundation at Runyon, tt,
Mr.. Hodgson, OF Metuchen. 1t was
the contention of the builders that
the plans issued for the work were
Inadequate for figuring upon and
that the time given to make esti-
mates was too short.
This matter was discussed at
length at the special meeting Of the
builders Friday night and, according
to the result, the committee will ac-
cept the invitation of the water COM
missioners to meet them in commit
tee session on Mays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
MAYOR SIGNS
CONTRACT FOR
GARBAGE WORK
Is Satisfied That Graham
< Mckeon's Dumping
Ground lis 0. X.
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
TO RECEIVE BOND

After an inspection Of the tract Of
land at Maurer which is to be used
by Contractors Graham & McKeon
for a three years reception OF the
city's garbage, Mayor Bollschweiler
Saturday signed the resolution
awarding the contract to the owners
OF the land. The inspection, made
for the purpose of ascertaiIling
whether or not tho tract is large
enough to contain the city's garbage
for three years, proved satisfactory
IN every manner. The mayor was
accompanied in his inspection by
Street Commissioner George Adair
and Alderman Il. O. Dalton.
In speaking on The merits of the
proposed dumping ground, the may.
pr said he thought 1t large enough
TO hold the city's garbage for a pc
riod Of four years. He stated that
It's Isolated locality reduced the dan
ger OF disease almost to a minimum,
and that lie thought the present
dumping ground near the city hospi-
tai inferior to the Maurer land.
The tract is located several hun
dred yards south of Nickenigs ho-
tel, between the Central railroad
tracks and State street. 1t has a
frontage of 250 feet and depth Of
200 feet. 1t has been excavated a
depth of eighteen feet.
Representatives Of the Board Of
Health visited the land before the bid
OF Graham & McKeon was received
by the Board of Aldermen last Mon.
day night. They examined the
ground and reported favorably on it's
location and size All that is now
necessary before the ground is put
into use, is the acceptance of the
contraetors' bond, for which an ed
journed meeting OF the Board of AL
dermen will be held tonight.
For the three years removal of
the refuse. Graham & McKeon are to
receive $4,000. They will begin
under the new contract on May 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
WOMAN ABLAzE
WITH A BABE
IN HER ARMS
Mother is Badly Burnsd But
Infant Escapes injury
another Woman ScaIdsd.
eEvERAl ACCIDENTS ARE
REPORTED SINCE SAT.

While sitting in front of a stove Sat
urdfy afternoon with a babe in her
arms, Mrs. John Getcey, Of GAL State
street, suddenly became mass of
fairies and was badly burned about the
hesd and body before they were ex-
tinEulshed. A live coal falling on Mrs.
GetcOyt's dress was the cause of the
acsidont. As soon as she noticed the
burning skirt, Mrs. Getcy dropped the
infans and ran into the yard Neigh
b,ra Heeing het plight, ran to her as
sistirice DR.. M. S. Meinzer was call
mar. She refused to be taken to the
tdt7 hospital,
Mrs. Puscai Demeter. twenty
eight yearB old, of Kirkland place, is
frishtfuIly burned about the chest
ana srort OF her body. the result. 1t
is illeged Of quarrel between her
a.l1 Tlelghbor. 1t is charged the
Deighbor Rlgo h woman, threw
beiiing water on Mrs. Demeter, who
IL In R4serious condition. DIR. G. /.
felk is attending her.
Norris Shucags, four years old,
vas bsdIy burned about the face by
Boiling liquid at his home in Fay
cite gtTeet, yesterday. DR., G. L.
Silk was called
William Sheehy, nineteen years
old, Of 616 Cortlandt street, sus-
tanned broken leg Saturday after
noon, while pulling a cable at the
Lehigh Valley coal docks He is un-
der the care Of Or. G.. w Tyrrell.
John Schmidt, Of 761 State street.
had the first finger of his left hand
smashed by q falling rail- az the Le-
high Valley coal storage grounds this
morning. He was attended by DR..
@. w. Tyrrell.
William Best, of 713 Cortlandt
street, had thumb crus led while
at work in local factor. Saturday
He secured he attend
Rnca Of DR.. c.. w. TYrre,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
ARRANGE FOR
TIE SUNDAY
SCHOOL. EVENT
Committee In CHARGE al An
niversari Parade Organ
lied Yesterday.
G. A. BALDWIN Is CHOSEN
GRAND MARSHAL 4

The general committee composed
OF committees from the various Sun.
day schools Of the city which are tt
take part in the anniversary parade
early this summer, met in the chapel
OF the First Baptist church yesterday
afternoon and organized. 1t was de
cided to allow the matter to rest foi
the immediate future until the evar
gelistic meetings, to be held unde
the auspices OF the united churches )
are closed. The general committee
will meet again at the call of tlie
president.
The officers elected yesterday are:
President, Ira ]. Bacon, of the First
Baptist church; secretary, Gordon A.
Baldwin, of Simpson M. q. church
treasurer, John Christofferson, of Ike
Danish M. q. church. Mr.. Baldwin
was elected grand marshal OF the
parade. 1t is left with each Sunday
school to elect the marshal for their
respective divisions. Further action
was laid over until the next meeting
of the committee.
The Sunday schools represented
at the meeting yesterday were Simp-
son M. d., Baptist, Danish M. b., Our
saviour's Danish Lutheran and Hwe-
dish Congregational. 1t was learn
ed this morning that the Presbyteri-
an Sunday school had also deciSed to
participate in the celebration and
that they will be represented at the
next meeting.
Those at the head OF the move
ment are very enthusiastic in the
matter. When the line OF march is
announced request will be made
for residents to decorate their
houses. 1t is expected that 1900
children will be in line.
This is custom that has been
generally adopted in many of the
larger cities with much success. 1t
is an annual feature and ID a most
impressive sight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
GREAT DAMAGE
lis CAUSED BY
THE BLIZZARD
Growing Fruit in MIddIs
West Destroyed Loss Ex-
ceeds $4,000, 600.
WIDE REGION is SWEPT
BY The STORM

New York, April 25.-As millions oil
dollars worth of growing, fruits have
been destroyed In the middle west by
the blizzard now raging there, commits.
sion men here today predict an ungIsll.
ally heavy demand this year upon the
eastern fruit producers.
Frost and snow In the middle west
and tie northwest have done mora
than SsO,oO0,0O0 damage 10 the fruit
and gcain and vegetable crops within
the last week. 1t is estimated by repre-,
sentatlves Of commission houses who
have kept In touch with the situation.
The Michigan fruit belt--&he backbone
of the fruit Districts described as al.
moss wiped out for the season. Freez-
ing temperature In Illinois and Iowa
not only has killed buds, flowers and
fruits, but threatened to ruin oats The
damage is thus divided: Illinois, S0,4
100000; Iowa, $10,000,O00; Indiana, So
100000; Michigan, 100000; Wiscon-
sin, 100000; Kansas, $1,000, 900; Ken
tlicky, S1500,000; Missouri, $1,000, ,000s
Ohio, 100000; Nebraska, 81 500 o0OI
Oklahoma, 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
HEARING ON
TROLLEY At
SAYREvILLE

There will be an open meeting OF
the Sayreville Township Committee
on May 4, to hear sentiment for and
against the granting of a franchise
to the Jersey Central Traction Com
pany TO pass through part of Sayre-
Vile township. The hearing will be
public and all township residents are
invited to participate
Thus far no opposition has been
shown and there is every indication
that the franchise will be granted.
Application was made last Friday
night. Township Solicitor Thomas
Brown is now preparing copy of
the franchisei which will permit the
company to extend Its lines down a
county road over part of the town
ship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
Michigan Hard Hit.

Detroit, Mich, April 20 -Late,t re-
ports from nearly every section Ii the
fruit belt Of southwestern Michigan
show that the crop Is almost totally
ruined. There IL faint hope that If
the temperature does n9t rise 100 high
within the next few days and cloudy
skies prevail that small percentage
of the buds win give on the host and
survive Ninety per cent OF the grape
yield is lost, ard the same Is true Of
all berries with the possible exception
of strawberries Communications from
the grain district south Of. here state
that this crop alone has escaped un
scathed. Plum, cherry, pear and apple
yield is totally ruined. The estimated
loss in Berrien county win be $1,000
600, with an added $1000,oOO loss to
the grape crop in yanb,ren county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
Indiana Loss ss,ooo.oocl.

indianapolis, Ind, April igB. --irh,s
cod wave Of the past three da.ys, cuE-l
mlnating in freezing weather is bts.
Beyed to have completed the dest. i y
ton of the small fruits throughout tii0
state and to have done incalculafla
damage to ell kinds of vegetatISn.
After the storm grapeylnes looked as
II they had been seorched with toi'rid
heat, early flowers were Killed and. all
small fruits had been Dlighted beyond
hope Of recovery For fnree days. the
btelnperature had been hslverlng nrouns
the flez5In point. and i only needles
the go,da'. la'' j lsa1Ae.sof last night to CA
pIete the Destruction aFA
The fruit crops III normal years Vt
Indiana are estimated to BET, worta
about $5,Oo0,00O or $4,000, 600, and it IL
safe to say that the loss win be fully
$5,000,000 this year. sThis may be IN
creased by permanent damage to Young
trees where the foliage has been killed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
SENATOR BAILEY FOR
T. DEMOCRAT PRINCIPLES
spselal " yNltsd prgsa VIZ.

Washington, April Democrats
we're surprised today by ii call from
Senator Bailey, Of rexas, for areturn
to the old rn.ethots Of purity politics
IN which he decrei the election Of
Representative Toss, IA Massachu-
setts. intimating h+s did not consider
1t true democratic victory II Bailey
said tnat democrats should vet their
faces 5resol,ltely in favor Of ancient
principles without stopping to count
whether it means Victory or defeat.
This would make the future secure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25

TO FLY FOR
ROOSEVELT
Former President Is Being
Royalty Entertained in
Paris--0pera Tonight.
HIS SPEECH 1TT BAYOU Err
FY MUNICIPALITY" III.
Special by United Press via.

4 i
Paris, April 25:--A specIsl agia-
tion meeting la honor Huf Colohel
Roosevelt, has been arrargsd for to-
mOrrow. HlEla
Roosevelt was practically tTowd.ed
out 5f the French newtpapers today
by the news of yesterdays election,
his name being barely mentioned.
Roosevelt attended a luncheon given
by the municipalities today, and to-
nisht will attend the opera.
In replying to the address of well
ccm me at the municipality luncheon,
Roosevelt said: II am greatly
touched by the many kind things you
have said about me, which If have
Jailed to live up to in the past, will
make special effort to fulfill in the
future. have learned there is
something besides sightseeing for
Americans in Paris
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
BARTOW RELEASED Af
REQUEST Of SHERIFF
oolal 10 the EVENING NEWS.

SPECIAL 10 the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, April 25:=
George Barlow, who has ben in Jail
for several months on a charge of
stealing case of gin from a railroad
csr in Perth Amboy, was released
Ills morning upon recommendation
G3 Sheriff Quackenboss He has been
smodel prisoner during his stay In
Jail ard has generally assisted the
Keeper IN his work about the jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
IsIlzzard's Wida conr.s.s.

Chicago, April %. = The Ss,zzard
which set in Friday night over the en-.
tire central western states still com
tinues. The territory covertd BY the
storm reaches from st. Loiiis to the
Canadian line and beyond ard from
the great lakes to the western slope oil
the Mississippi valley. Immense dan1A
age has been done to grains niid gar.
den truck in many sections, aIbi fruit
has suffered greatly. iliHi Hltl Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
GARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned wish to ii ank
their relatives, neighbors and frisnds
for the kind sympathy and foral
tributes given them In their late be-
reavement caused by the deata Of
their little daughter, and especially
do they thank Dr. r. c.. Henry and
Undertaken Thomas f. Burke for
their kind attention.
MR.. & MRS. WIN. H. CALVIN.
11106-4-2B-1f%
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
JOHN EMMONS
ASSAILANT is
ON PROBATION

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
+ New Brunswick, April 25:-Chris-
toIher Kelly, of South Amboy, was
placed on probation for one year in
court mere this morning. He was
charged with assaulting John EN-
mons. The court showed leniency on
the Ground that Emmons did not
seem eager to push the case and be
cause 2 letter had been sent to the
court asking for leniency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
U. S. NO7 to-
JOIN ENGLAND
IN MOVEMENT
spaplaI bu UMited Press Rlre.

bpfUfdT on United Press Wlre.
Washington, April 25:-Althouali
thare' is some apprehension at the
state department over the situation
in Human, where apti-foreign distur-
bsnces by Chinese had broken out
Gresh, 1t is not likely that the uni
tod States will accept the proposal
of Great Britain, unofficially report
ell today to have been made, to join
IN concerted movement to restore
order. The government will use all
means to protect American interests.
but at present It is not regarded adj
vssable to interfere In Chfna's inter-
nal affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
zEPPELlN'S 1.
RIGIBL E.
DESTROYED!
speeial og united Press ,wsrs.

Berlin. April 25:-1'he big tiriet-
BILE Zeppelin H., the pride of the
German nation, for whose coratriIc-
tion half million dollars wea sub
scribed, Is almost total wreck to-
day after making an involuntary as
cent In gale and being inthe air
some time came down With a crash,
smashing the steel ratings Of the
car, and carrying the gas bag. The
big derigible broEe away from her
moorings with lone soldier aboard.
He was probably fatally injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
HUNDREDS Killed IN A
FIGHT WITH RLBANIANS

Constantinople. April 2B:-The
Albanian revolt in Sand Jak of Pris-
tina has broken out again with re-
doubled fury. The fighting Is the
heaviest yet reported With approx
mately 10000 AibanIans and 5000
Turkish troops engaged. Hundreds
haRe been killed The government
- rushing relnfcreements
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
FLEET TARGET PRACTICE
IN HEIGHT OF STORM
speoaaI by UmIted Press Was.

Special by United Press WSe.
Washington, April 26.-In the
face Of rough weather and high seas,
the Atlantic feet. according TO to-
days dispatches, spent last night In
target practice by searchlight, maxi
ing surprisingly good scores, seventy
miles of the Virginia capes. Tie
men braved the storm yesterday.
boarding small targets which w,re
being hurled about by the waves end
repaired them successfully.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
.MADRlz FORCES ARE
CLOSING ON ESTRADA

Spectdt ~ UntteG Press Wdre. tW9H
Colon, April 25:-(yia wireless
from Bluefieid) The Estrada forces
are preparing to resist an attack by
the Madriz army, which is reported
to be closing In on the eity. About
2,000 men ere advancing In two col-
'umns and the advance guard are
within twenty-five miles OF tbs town
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
IS ACCUSED OF
THREAT EHING
THROUGH MAIL
fpsoIa u the EYnNIiTa NEWS.

fpeolyg 70 the EVENING JEWS. \
!. Now BrunHwick, A,pldl 25:-J0-
ilapf Baho vi Jersey City, Is on trial
here tt,taJ on a caaiae of having
ss1.t a threatening letter to Louis De
stapna of Plainsboro
4 Sons time fgo l5a6;o and De Ste
piano worried for tho Pennsylvania
Eailroad Company. They had an
argument, became enemies and Bado
was discharged Soon after having
been discharged, 1t ls said, Bado sent
a letter TO De Stephi mo, threatening
to kill him and his family unless a
sum OF rnorey was forthcoming. The
case is gtill on this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
AMERICAN
GIRLS BODY
TELLS TALE

n
Naples, April 25:-The police are
convinced that Miss Estelle Reid, an
American girl, whose half dressed body
was washed ashore yesterday In the
Bay Of Naples, was the victim Of des-
peradoes, who attacked her while she
was taking one Of her frequent ram
bles in the country. Marks on the
body, condition Of the clothing, and the
fact that a gold chain was still about
her neck, lead to the belief that the
girls assailants had more sinister mo
tive than robbery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
f,nOw In Atlanta, Ga.

Washington. April 25:--W With
snow half an inch deep in Atlanta,
Ca, the weather bureau yeports the
cold waye still drifting southward.
Snow is reported generally all over
Mississippi Valley. Weather bureau
states there viii be rair tonight in
the Atlantic states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
ENGLISH ARMY BALLOON
WRECKED BY THE WIND
speoloI b. united press WN,o.

Fons Borough. England, April 20:
The English north army dirigible
balloon was wrecked today while be-
ing prepared for the initial fight
The wind overturned the raft, split
the gas bags and smash ed the frame
work
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
HER FITTINGS
BURNED To
MAKE STEAM

New Bedford, Mass, april s5:-.
With nearly all her fEtinEy tar led to
make steam, the Por ~ s,sg packet
steamer PescadOres lfromb @ ape DE
Verde Islands, IL IN port Iisrs. Fer
three days after the yessel's q ,al gssvY
out, the furnaces we're led on
wooden partitions scorer sf inlnsi-
grants hunks and paets of the iogR-
est decks structures. The ,Jel kept
the engines runnins urtr the mr.
chorage besides the hon End chick
ems light vessel 'was rsacle
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
SCENE ON LAKE
MICHIGAN ONE
OF GREAT PERIL
gpsoi.lI b. united Press wire.

epeOtdI by United Press Wire.
Chicago, April 25:--Lake Michi-
gan today continues scene of peril
and distress. Five boats which put
out yesterday, after long battles with
the northwest wind, limped back in
to port today. Two lumber laden
schooners from points in northern
Michigan, which were three days
overdue, were also towed in today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25
JUDGE LYON TO WRITE
ITO JUSTICE ONCE MORE

New Brunswick. April 25:--Judge
Adrian Lyon said saturday that he
had received reply to his letter I'd
Justice Bergen saying that he would
be glad TO have tile justice try the
Whitfield case, but that the Justices
letter was not decisive.
Will, he did not make the reply
public. Judge Lyon said that it was
such that 1t made another letter
necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-25

gpeoIal by Un.ted Press Wirs.

NFoOtus UJ OHIF5U z TV5o " WWe'
Detroit, Mich, April 25:-Wjth
the steamer Monroe Smith still miss
ing today above Port Huron, but
with firm expectations of her safe
arrival at the SEQ. marine men are
confident that the swo days bligzard
and gale on the Great Lakes has no.
claimed any life. All other beats re-
ported missing in the storm have
arrived az port after severe batter
ing.