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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
BRICK MANUFACTURERS
HONOR Mr.. BLOOMFIELD

Louisville, KY. Feb. 1o:-Four
hundred brick manufacturers from
all parts OF the United States, at
tending the twenty-ffth annual con-
yention of the National Brick Manu-
facturers' Association, Wednesday
reelected officers as follows: Fresi-
dent, Charles NJ. Crook, Youngs-
town, o.; rice-president, g. A.
Bloomfield, sMetuchen, N. j.; secre-
tary, Theodore A. Randall, Indianap-
Oils.
Headquarters OF the National Paw
ing Brick Manufacturers. an afal-
lated organization, wer ordered
moved from Indianapolis to CIeve-
land.
An anchor to windward-an ad. In
the EVENING NEWS. (.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
MAG WILLIAM PROVIDES
FOR ABANDONED BABY
spscta, 10 sNs EVENING NEWS.

Special 20 Fh6 NE TBs
New Brunswick. Feb. 10;-Coun-
ty Probation Officer Charles NJ. Mac
William recovered an abandoned
baby at the home or Mrs. VARGAS, In
Lindendau yesterday. He accord
ingIy made application to BENJAMIN
Mundy, overseer Of The poor of Rar-
itan township. to have the babe pro-
vfded for. He In turn will probably
make application before Judge Lyon
to have the infant properly taken
care OF and it may be sent to q
home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
FIND NO TRACE
OF FISHERMEN
Special b. Unltsa Press Wire.

London, Feb. 10:-A dispatch
from Viborg. Finland. says that the
ic~e-breaking vessel returned there
today from an unsuccessful search
for 160 fishermen who drifted away
on an ice foe several days ago. The
men r believed to have drowned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10

If you are going to buy an autobmo.
bile don't buy until you have seen and
ridden in the new 1911 Hudson-Tour-
ing Car, $3.50. Roadster $1,000. @.
A. Sexton, agent, 70 Smith street.
1854 "a 15ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
ROOSEVELT SPEAK AT
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

Special By Unsted Press Tvsrs.
New York, Feb. 19:-Coi. Roose-
welt left here today for Grand Rap
ids, Mich, where he Will deliver a
Lincoln address tomorrow night. He
will return here Monday.
Let ths NEWS ten your wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10

Special By United Press Wire.
~Pittsburg, Feb. 10:-President
Taft reached Pittsburg at 8:45 this
morning on his trip to Columbus,
Ohio, and Springfield, Ill. There
was a layover of thirty minutes here
but the President did not forsake
his bed to view the smokey city. He
Is experiencing some slight trouble
with his throat which may interfere
with his speeches on the trip. DR..
Richardson, the throat specialist, is
accompanying him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
RECIPROCITY
The KEYNOTE
OF PRESIDENT
Taft on Tour Of Ohio and
Illinois to Defend Cana
dian Agreement.
Is HAVING SOME TROUBLE
WITH HIS THROAT

Columbus, O., Feb. 10.-Presidenl
Taft has begun his speaking campaign
for the adoption of the Canadian reel
procity treaty. He arrived here today
from Washington, and before he starts
back Sunday he will have made 6
dozen speeches explaining his posi-
ton. While the chief purpose Of his
trip is to attend the birthday celebra,
ton in Springfield Of Abraham Lin
coin, he is prepared to take a few
shots at the enemies Of his plans &c
tear down the boundary tariff wall.
Here, at Decatur, Ill, at the Univer-
stty OF Illinois and before the Illinois
legislature, the president is prepared
to hammer away at reciprocity. He
has been writing speeches on that sub
Ject for the last two days. Before he
gets back officials expect that the coun
try will have a clearer conception oil
what reciprocity means. The trip Is te
be one of the busiest Mr.. Taft has
taken In many months.
The president will make an address
In the auditorium at thu National Corr
exposition today. After this address
he will take a motor ride through Co
iumbus and later will become the guest
of Ohio State university until evening
when he is to attend a banquet given
by the exposition officials.
The presidential, party will leave Co
fumbus late tonight. Early SATURDAY.
morning his car will be switched from
the Pennsylvania railroad at Logans-
port, Ind, to the electric line controlled
by Representative w. b. Mckinley Of
Illinois. Or the ride through Indiaaa
and Illinois over the road MI. Taft will
stop at U-bana, the University OF I'LL
nois at Decatur. at Bement and Spring
field. In Springfield he will be the
guest of Governor Dereen. In the
afternoon the president viii make al
address to the Illinois legislature. II
view Of tho recent attacks upon ths
Illinois legislature growing out of tn
Lorimer scandal, the presidents speed
there will be awaited with special In
terest,
From the capitol he will so back I
the executive mansion, wheJ he ~
hold i receptfsh, Ah& 9aak. l9Sx
ba the guest OF the Eprfng1eId char
ber VI commerce. 10 this orgAnfKaffo
ax5drAsa 81
Abraham lincoln.
The return trip to Washington vii
begin Sunday morning and the resi-
dent IS expected back in washington
oo ryus NfopHov pap-aaanf.+fxa xfaIyi,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10

Some of the news Of your imme-
date neighborhood may be found in
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
Is YEARS FOR
THIS kIDNAPER

Special by Unifsd Prsss yrsrs.
New York. Feb. 10:-Twsnty-dve
years La Sing Sing prison was the
penalty imposed by Judge Crane to-
day on Giovanni Gangi. convicted OF
kidnapping Rosina Giordino, 8 i've
year old school girl.
Automobiles for rent, by the trip or
hour, G. A. Sexton, Tel. ISL or call
10 Smith ST., Perth Amboy, N. J.
1so73-I-19-tfs
Subscribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10

Touring Cars tos parties-taken any
where day or night. $500 hour. O.
A. Sexton. Tel. is1 or call 10 Smith
st. 1888 "a 15ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
SAYS DANGER LAMPS
TAKEN BY THIEVES

Upon notification by Patrolman Ton
neson that he must put lights on the
building material in 'front.' Of the new
building going up at Smith street and
Madison avenue, the foreman in charge
of the work said that he had, but that
they had been stolen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10

Have you tried ssQuick-work" Stove
polish. IF not you do not know how
easily and well It can be done.
1~e223-1-26-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
Gen. TORRES
REPORTED SHOT
spsolaI ~ Un.ted Prsss were.

EpENsuE % H5EtU IFE6d WUBa
H~uachuca, Arizona, Feb. f0:-
General Torres, Mexican federal
commander of the Department of
Sonora, was shot in the neck by one
Of his own troopers and dangerous
ly wounded during an engagement
with the i~nsurrectos fifty miles south
of the international quarter. accord
ing to a courier who arrived here to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10
One Feature

OF this agency which has made f. is that It's patrons ara satisfied They
cans help being satsaed-our insurance contract Is carefully and correctly
wr4ssu, or losses as settled promptly, our loans are negotiated with a bust
ness method Of panaaaking and dispatch and whatever you want 70 know
concerning your business With is W e ian ten you for v have = SYSTEM
.rHE AGENCY THAI MAKES GOOD"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-10

No Choice AT Albany.
Special By United Press Wsre.
Albany, Feb. 10:-The legislature
made no choice today in the contest
for the United States Senator.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
TRI-STATE PACKERS
REFLECT OFFICERS

Decision was reached at the after
noon session of the Tri-state Pack
ers' Association yesterday that the
members OF the association who at
tend the National Gamers Conven-
tion in Milwaukee during the week Of
February would travel in special
trains over the Pennsylvania Rail-
road as far as Chicago and from that
place to Milwaukee by way OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul route.
Members from the various districts
will be taken aboard at New York
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The treasurer's report showed the
association to be in a very fourishinf
condition and the books Of the treas
urer were found 10 be correct by thl
auditing committee.
The report of the amount of stool
on hand was made but II was decided
that the report should not be mad'
public
officers and the executive committed
were all reelected. The officers are
President, w. o. Hoffecker, Smyrna
Del; first vice-president, Robert S
Fogg, Salem, N. j.; secretary and
treasurer, G. NJ. Dashiell, Princess
Anne, Md; vice-president for Della
ware. Z. Greenabaum, Seaford; vice
president for Maryland, Charles T
Wrightson, Easton.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
~KATIE DID. AT
FORREST THEATRE.

Announcement is made by Joseph
NJ. Gates that his newest production
will be seen at the Forrest Theatre.
Philadelphia, beginning, Monday. jan
uary %, entitled Katie Did" The
book is founded on that most popular
of farces, MY Friend From India"
The transposing Of the piece 10 music
and the lyrics are the work OF w. G.
Duncan and Frank Smithson. The new
production is in two acts, and strong
cast has been gathered together by
Mr.. Gates for the presentation. II in
cludes May Vokes, favorably known
for her excellent work as the slayey
in my Friend From India" company.
and who has attracted considerable at
tention IN several popular musical
comedies. Fred Nice, who is known
as one Of the very best dancers on
the musical stage; Clarence Harvey,
Jed Pr0uty, Joseph Adelman, ID. V.
Merket, Clifford Saum, Bert Baker,
, Violet Colby, Josie Intropodi, Flor
ence May, Anna Wilkes are also in the
cast. Adelaide, the famous dancer,
with ]. J. Hughes. are special features.
In addition to this great cast there is
large chorus Of well-trained beau
ties. Some of the most popular of the
song hits are an the SWIM" "Out
With the Owl. Come Little Clos
er, Il Met My Girls" THE Light OF
My Eyes Save Up Your Kisses for
a Rainy Day" and Love, Love-" The
engagement of Katie Did" at the For
rest Theatre is a limited one; NATL
nees will be given on Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
TRAVEL TAIN TONIGHT.

A most instructive and interesting
as we'll as entertaining Travel Talk
will be given in Central Presbyterian
lecture room this evening. by Mrs. r.
NJ. Gillespie and Miss Emma d. Bush.
They have both travelled in the Holy
Land. Austria and the Balkan States,
and will personally review their trip
for the instruction and entertainment
of all who will come to hear them
Besides this. music will be furnished
by Frank Mason and others. This
pleasant evening is given under the
auspices of the Woman's Missionary
Society, and silver Offering will bs
taken for the Scholarship Fund o.
said society.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
in
CAUCUS CALL
House Republicans at Wash
inGtOn to Consider Reap
pOintment for Congress

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Trouble
OF divers kinds and assorted sizes
loomed up for the House Republicans
yesterday with the circulation OF
unique caucus call, carrying a refer
endum on the proposition of passing
a reapportionment bill at this session.
This is the question which Is produc-
ing a great part OF the trouble that
is keeping the Republican leaders IN
r state of nervous uncertainty. Rep
resentatiye Crumpacker Republican,
Indiana) chairman of the census COM
mittee has prepared several bills and
has already had one placed on tho
calendar. The bill. which provides for
House membership Of 435. is emf
nently satisfactory to the Democrats,
( too satisfactory, many Republicans
think
On the individual petitions with
which each State delegation was
polled were two questions:
DO you favor an apportionment
bill at this session."
IF caucus is held, will you abide
by its decisions?"
f'chA' Anhth'N HtdAAlio dt tue Iu-
mission Of nervousness indicated by
the second question. Heretofore the
caucus has been onsidered-whether
IL was so in fact or not--"a sacred
institution which a true party man
could not violate"
The Republican leaders have learn
ed that in various States. where the
Democrats now control the Legisla-
lures, "gerrymander" plans have al
ready been made. whereby the Re.
publicans are to be districted out oi
existence. Word from New York Is
that ten or twelve Republican dis.
tricts are TO be wiped off the map, IT
Ohio six are booked to 20, and from
half a score Of other States, similar
plans are reported.
There was widespread impression
that the referendum would go agains
apportionment for this session. b,
delay the Republicans hope they ma,
gain time TO win back some Logisla
lures.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
STEEL COACHES
HARD TO WARM
Problem Of Heating Them is
Being Studied on PennSy'S
Best Trains
ENDS ARE COLD ON
ACCOUNT OF PRESSURE

The Pennsylvania Railroad Is hav-
ing some trouble in heating the steel
passenger cars which have replaced
the old wooden cars on all OF the best
trains on the main line, as we'll as
those on many Of the branches. The
problem of heating these cars was
likely underestimated when they were
designed, although some additional.
provision was made for the greater
radiation resulting from the use Of
steel.
IL has been found that In cold wealth
er. and particularly on the fast trains
the ends Of the cars, being exposed 70
the air pressure. are always much
colder than the middle. This makes IL
very difficult TO keep the ends warm
without making the middle Of the cars
too warm for comfort.
The problem Is being studied in the
usual systematic manner, however,
and will probably be solved by the
placing of additional insulating ma
terial in the ends Of the cars. At this
time on several Of the best trains a
man goes through all the cars and
takes the temperature every ten min
utes from tested thermometers hung
at the seat level and from the roof.
There are four of these thermometers
in each car. and the reading Of them
shows some interesting facts. 1t is
especially Illuminating on the ques-
ton Of the relation of wind pressure
and cold The greatest difficulty Is
found on trains going down the west
ern slope Of the Alleghenies and along
the rivers that parallel the road.
The company tries 10 maintain a
temperature OF 60 degrees in the cars
and il is found very difficult TO do this
with the new steel coaches and at the
same time provide the needed ventila'
/ ton
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
CHILDS' BIG
CUT PRICE SPECIALS


POUNDS ...........-...... z5c
Boyd's Cream Mints ...11c ID
Boyd's Peanut Butter Kisses lie ID
2 pounds Lard ................2 Csc
New Golden Dates .......7c ID
New Layer Figs ............1 lie Id
Little White Pea Beans .....9c quart
Asparagus Tips, 22c can for ... .1sc
Asparagus Tips have proved to be
the most popular form of Asparagus.
Not a trace of that bitter taste so
pronounced in some
All edible from tip to end. Not a
particle Of waste. Small cans-2 cans
for 25c; "Holly Wreath" Brand.
Big Juicy Lemons .......5 DC
Canned Peas, we'ro selling good early
June Peas, for ........9 Sc can
And Sifted Peas for ...... .12c can
And Sweet Blossom Peas at .15c
And we're positive you won't find
equal quality elsewhere.
Skipper Sardines ......... .15c can
"Skippers" are genuine imported
Sardines Of the highest quality. Pack
ed in pure Olive Oil. About a dozer
Of the tasty little fellows slowed away
I'm the sanitary tins.
German Style. Sauer Kraut $50 al
Cans X-Ray Stove Polish loo
3 pounds Fancy Avaporated Peaches
oE,
Evening journal., 1911-01-20

Don't ever take any chances with
Rheumatism II you have any sign or
indication that Il is in your blood. IL
will chain you hand and foot II you
let II. Il may take almost any turn.
Maybe Il will cripple your hands. feet,
arms or legs. so that you will have to
be wheeled around In an invalids
chair, or get around on crutches. In
the olden days-when grandfather had
the rheumatism-the was no certain
cure known. Now you have no excuse
II You suffer from Gout, Lumbago OF
any other affiictlon OF Rheumatic
nature. For D-M-F is guaranteed TO
cure and Il will do all that is claimed
for II, as shown by the following letter
Gentlemen; Five years ago ! had
a severe attack Of rheumatism and sut-
fered for months, but have been en-
tirely cured by using D-M-F and can
honestly advise all sufferers TO use u
according to directions, and be cured
Yours respectfully,
Mt. Morris, n. Y. G.. w. PITT
Many hundreds Of men and women
regard D-M-F as being little short ol
miraculous and speak Of It with some
thing akin to reverence. It Is dali,
entering the homes OF both rich and
poor. lifting up the bed-ridden and bid
ding them walk. Here is another grate
full letter:
For 2 years | have been suiterini
with rheumatism When I started Y
take D-M-F I could not walk one sten
had to sit I'm my wheel chair from
morning to night Today ] am aroun'
nMr 10 cold and recommended
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
Breathe HyOmei and Break
Up That Stubborn Cold

haler or times during the day and
at night just before retiring try this
vapor treatment
Into a bowl three quarters full OF
boiling water pour a teaspoonful Of
HYOMEI. cover head and bowl with a
towel and breathe for FIVE minutes
the antiseptic vapor that arises.
A complete HYOMEI outfit which
Evening journal., 1911-01-20

with the provision that on the holder
getting drunk or otherwise abusing
the privilege the license should be
suspended for one year, depriving tho
offender during that time Of tho right
to drink at open bar. or. II the fall II
far enough. 10 suspend the license for
even a longer period.
"It also should be made a provision
that If the licensees wife or other
member of his family, OF any one de-
pendent on him, should come before
the county commissioners and make
affidavit that the holder is al using his
privilege. then the permit should be
suspended or revoked"
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
FLOUR.


Cold Medal .........-...42 .42c per bag
Ceresota ..............42c .42c per bag
Pillsbury ...............42c per bag
Childs' Best Flour .4Oc nag
Granulated Sugar ............5c DC Id
New Muscatel Cooking Raisins &C lb
10c Package Fresh Quaker Oats Sc
lie Can California Apricots ......14c
Sweet Bloom Print Butter ... .31c ID
SPECIAL SALE OF MACARONI.
1Oc Package of Best Macaroni -. 10
1Oc Package Of Elbow Macaroni &C.. &c
10c Package of Spaghetti Macaroni &c
&c Package Of Century Macaroni. &c
Florida Oranges .........-...lS .lSc doz
Another special sale of those fancy
Florida Oranges, juicy, solid and
sweet; medium size.
Big Three Pound Can Wagner's Baked
Beans .................. -lUc
Plain or in sauce.
Whole Hominy .............b DC quart
Clean beautiful white grains, pre-
pared by one of the most painstaking
growers in the South.
Large Package of Postum Cereal 23c
Small Package of Postum Cereal
IL 1-2c
Large Package Of Grape-Nuts 12 1-2c
Our Own Make Home Made Mince
Meats ............s.sas. Jc
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
YOUTH MATCHMAKER
AGAIN AT Y. NJ. c. A

Fourteen years Of age is rather
young for a boy to have mastered
Matchmaking and watch repairing and
to be travelling from one city to an
other, carrying with him two suit
cases packed with his stock in trade.
John Vaucher is perhaps the young
est matchmaker in the country and is
the son Of A. Vaucher. Of Reading, Pa,
a matchmaker at that place. Being OF
Swiss parentage the boy has inherited
some Of the watch making genius Of
his people. He is staying at the Y.
NJ. c. A. in this city for a few days.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
LICENSES STOPERMIT'
MEN TO DRINK
In lana LaWmaker Would
Issue Cards at Dollar a Year
to Moderate Drinkers

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2O.-ln the
near future when a man wants
drink at an Indiana bar he may be
asked to produce a State license show
ing that he is entitled to the privilege
and is capable OF. carrying a load and
attending to business at the same
time. Representative Colve-t who ls
preparing the proposed law, says;
ITS like this: Licenses could be
issued I'm the form OF small pocket
card permits reading that the holder
has been licensed to drink, Il having
been shown that he does not get
drunk or disorde-ly.
I'm issuing a personal drinking IL
cense the county officials would ascer-
tain from the applicant, by affidavit or
witness. whether he is qualified TO ex-
ercise the free right Of drink. The IL
cense could be issued at a fee Of 81,
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
COFFEE.

Childs' Special Blend Coffee Csc lb
Our special blend represents that
mellow, thick and smooth character
Of Coffee, which has pleased many of
our customers for q years. We have
other grades Of Coffee for 1Sc, 21c
and 23c.
The Usual Big 1Oc Cake Sweet Choc-
olate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DC
Childs' Century Breakfast Cocoa, 1-2
lb. can 15c; IA ID. can Sc.
We know you are paying more for
other brands not as good.
Fancy Whole Grain Carolina Rice, &c
Id; 4 pounds ............2 .25c
Best Pure Black Pepper ..... .15c lb
Childs Self-Raising Buckwheat lie
big pkg.
For quickly preparing delicious
buckwheat Cakes. It has no equal
We believe It to be the best article
of its kind on the market.
This is the weather for chapped
hands Don't forget that Lecroy's
Cuti-Balm will soon fix you up in good
shape, 1Oc bottle ..........7c nov
Large Boxes Childs' Noiseless Dou-
bic Tip Parlor Matches ... .1Oc
Feather busters ........5c each
While they last.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
Rheumatic CrippIes
Made Well! D-M-F Cures
Under Guarantee

If You Suffer From Rheumatism
In ANY Form-If The Hands Are
GnarIed and KnOtted-If The
Joints Are Stiff and Aching-n
You Are Spending Your Life On
Clutches Or In An InvaIid's Chair
-D-M-F viii Come AS Near To
Making You Over AS Any Human
Agency Can Ever Do. That Is
Why D-M-F Is Sold Under Guar
antee To Cure.
the house doing part Of the house
work"
Gilmore. Pa. CLARA GRADEN-
II you have tried almost everything
under the sun in an effort to be cured
Of your trouble and still have II so
much greater is the reason for faith
fully using this extraordinary remedy.
The contrast between your many
failures and your final success, here
assured YOU should be one OF the most
striking incidents in all your rhcu-
matte career.
"D-M-F. is as safe as food. It is
easily assimilated by the weakest
stomach or system, contains no opiates
or narcotics. Don't be afraid; II Is safe
as we'll as wonderful.
Before you buy D-M-F you know
what It is doing for others. While you
are taking It you feel by remarkable
signals" that the poison is being
driven from your system. After you
have finished the treatment you join
with the others in praising such a gilt
having been bestowed by Nature.
II does not take forever to notice the
effects after you begin to take D-M-F.
, The change is apparent right from the
{ first and you continue to improve ex-
l actly IN proportion 10 your faithfulnesa
p in taking the remedy according to d.
= rections.
"D-M-F" Is sold at drug stores at
Z 100 a bottle. s bottles for $500. Cure
) guaranteed II Your druggist cannot
!, supply you, it will be sent on receipt
4 of price by the D-M-F Medicine Co.
4 ! 2715 Lincoln Ave. Chicago, Ill.
mmnna
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
GRANGERs FAVOR CO-EDUCATION

In response 10 a request sent TO the
members Of the Rose Hill Grange that
body discussed the advantages and dis
advantages Of co-education iIf Della
ware. At the close of the discussions
It was decided TO adopt a resolution
TO the effect that the State of Delaware
should make provision for the higher
education of women at Delaware Col
lege.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20

It's a we'll known fact that HYOMEI
when breathed regularly will Danish
cata-rh and all It's disagreeable symp-
toms but there are many people who
do not know that HYOMEI is a most
sensible remedy to quickly break up
cold
A hard cold is dangerous at any
time, it leads to pneumonia and pleu-
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
Judgment Favored Plaintiff.

Magistrate Robertson yesterday
heard a civil suit, the Industrial Sup
ply Company being the plaintiff and
Clifford A. Perkins the defendant. The
magistrate gave judgment in favor Of
the plaintiff for 500 the full amount
involved.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20
CIty Droftsmen Have DIsnIoy.

Employees Of the drafting room at
the City Registry Bureau have deco
rated the walls on the third floor Of the
building with numerous calendars. The
employees take great pride in showing
them 10 the patrons Of the Office.
Evening journal., 1911-01-20

Mail orders filled charges prepaid by
Booths Hyomei Company, Buffalo. n.
Y. Booklet on catarrh mailed free.
Sold by Miller Drug Company, and
druggists everywhere.