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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
TRIM DEAD BRANCHES
FROM SHADE TREES

The Shade Tree Board will start
work next week to trim dead branch
es from shade trees about the city.
About $500 of the appropriation of
$1,000 allowed the board remains
unSpent and it Is to this use the
commissioners intend to put the
greater portion of it. The commits
sloners believe that it is best at this
time to rid trees of dead branches
inasmuch as leaves are out and they
can be very easily detected.
The board has finished its work of
planting trees for the season and for
the past few weeks it has been plan
ming as to the best manner of spend
ing the balance of money In its care.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
DEFENDS TUMB PRINT
IN INDIAN CLAIMS
Special by United Pres: Wire.

Washington, June 8:-The settle
ment of Indian land difficulties by
the method of thumb print Identified
ton was strongly Endorsed by For
mer Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Francis K. Leupp, at the first hear
ing of the Investigation of the Int
rior Department by the House Com
mittee on expenditures in that de
partment. Leupp declared that be-
cause Il great number of Indians are
unable to read or write, makes them
easy subjects to fraud, but that the
method q signing The tr!bal rolls
and oAitial documents by thumb
prints is a great protection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
FOLLOW GERMAN CUSTOM
IN LAYING CORNERSTONE
,ectal to the EVENING NEYs.

special 10 the EVENING NE US.
New Brunswick, June 8:-Follow-
ing the old German custom, the cor
nerstone of the new building of the
Goetze Casket and Packing Com
pany, of this city, was laid yesterday
afternoon with impressive ceremony.
Each member of the firm laid a brick
in the main driveway. The tract
owned by the company here includes
eight acres, but the building will
only be so feet by 100 feet in size.
South River contractors will do
the work. Charles Ellis has the
mason work; Mark & Roller, the
carpentry; and Henry Smalley, the
plumbing.
Mr.. Goetze went back to Germany
this morning, where the main fac
tory is situated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
BOSTON SCiE FINDS
a RELIEF FOR CANCER
Special By United Press Wire.

Boston, June 8:-A positive relief
for cancer has been found. This is
the claim made today by DR.. Edward
II. Risely, noted scientist. DR.. Rise
Iy declared the innoculation of can
Ger sufferers with fluids from bodies
Of other victims in every case will
relieve and in most cases cure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
TOFT At THE
STATE SEkLERS MEET

Henry loft, the sealer Of weights
and measures, is in Newark today to
be present at a meeting Of the State
to join at this time. At the meeting
which has been called for two o'clock
in the city hall, a number of subjects
Of interest to %sealers throughout the
state are to be brought up. Among the
most important subjects in which Mr..
loft is deeply interested is the discus
sion of laws on sealing that have been
passed the past year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
POLICE NEWS

Recorder Henry w. Kehoe last night
reserved decision in the cases against
James and Edward Hallahan for disor-
ly conduct. The men were arrested YES
terday afternoon on complaint of Joseph
Kehrer, of l02 Market street. 1t was
charged that they destroyed property By
pulling up plants and otherwise acted
disOrderly in Market street. The case
grew out of a disagreement between
the brothers owe property left to them
by a relative. The police say they have
been at odds upon other occasions over
the property.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
PERSONAL Il
Z PTCkIJPS N


Miss Mary Conroy, of 1873 Brigh-
ton enu spent this morning as
the guest of friends in New York.
Louis J. Veith, of Plainfeld, is re-
newing old acquaintance in this city
this afternoon.
Arthur Nolan, of New York, spent
last night in company with friends
in this city.
William Hallahan, formerly of this
city, who moved to Philadelphia
some time ago, is again a resident of
Perth AmbOy.
John E. Maher, of State street,
spent yesterday afternoon as the
guest of friends in Woodbridge.
John Buckley and Martin F.
Brennan, of this city, were guests of
friends at Bordeutown yesterday.
Miss Helen Clark, of State street,
is being entertained at the home Of
friends in Woodbridge for the day.
Louis Lobel, of Main street, Rah-
way, has returned home after visit
ing friends and relatives in State
street.
Daniel Lewis, of Easton, Pa, who
has been the guest of his parents in
Washington street for several days,
has returned home.
Charles Hinkle, a student at La
rayette College, has resumed his
htudies after visiting his parents in
Washirgtnn street.
j. J. Donnelland, of Newark, is
spending the afternoon as the guest
of friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry KOhler, OF
Jefferson street, are the parents of a
baby girl.
Lyman Doris, of State street, is
being entertained at the home Of
friends in New York for the day.
Charles A. Paul was a New York
visitor last oVpDiOP
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
OFFICERS NOMINATED
BY SENIOR Y, NJ. H.. A,

Nomination of officers for the en-
suing yea occupied the greater part
of the time at the meeting of the
senior organization of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association held last
night. The officers nominated were:
President, Benjamin Goldberger and
David Isenberg; vice president, Nor
rfs Greenfield and Louis Gunbeiner;
recording secretary, Harry Medinets
and DR.. Bernard Feldman; financial
secretary and treasurer, Edward
Gluck, Samuel Borak and Abraham
London. The election will be held
within two weeks time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
ATTEND CONVENTION
AT Milwaukee, WIS.

Chris Rasmussen and Peter Jensen,
delegates from Dana Relief Society to
the annual convention of the United
Danish Societies, Of America to be held
at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, left here this
morning for that city. The convention
will open next Tuesday and continue
until Saturday. At a meeting of the
society in Dana hall last night all ar
engagements for the delegates were COM
pleted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
VISITING YACHT CLUB.

The Raritau Yacht Club is prepar-
ing to receive members of the
Eureka Yacht Club, of the Hacken-
sack river and Plank road, Newark,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon OF Sun
day, June II. The Eureka Club will
stop here on its visit to waterway or
%ganizations along Kill Won Kull and
Raritan bay. A communication has
been received by the local club from
Commodore w. 5. Rauch, Of the
Newark club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
Nearly 500 Dog Licenses.

Dog licenses are being taken out
at at a rapid rate from the city
clerks office, but the rush of the
first few days after June 1 has sub
sided somewhat as the total number
of licenses required in this city is
approached. About $50 licenses had
been issued up to Don today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

Freehold, June 8-Harrison Ward,
of Asbury Park, appointed his wife,
Emma Ward, executrix of his will,
which he made last April. Mr.. Ward
LETT $500 each to his son, James A.
Ward, and to his daughter, Mrs. Bees
sic Scott. The rest of his estate was
left to his wife. William Nickens
and Martin l.. Ferris, of Asbury
Park. witnessed the will.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

The moonlight water trip on the
steam craft Salem of Captain Ed
ward Wit scheduled to have been
held the early part of this week, has
been postponed until Monday night,
starting at 1880 o'clock. A party
will at that time enjoy a trip about
the bay should the weather prove
suitable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
Hearing Is pOStnanPd

Owing to the failure of any credit
ors of the bankrupt firm of w. and
A. Fine to appear at the hearing yes
terday in New Brunswick, Referee in
Bankruptcy Captain James Parker
postponed the hearing until a date
not decided upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
Closing Exercises Eor I~tefornatorv.

Closing ENercises For IiefOrInatOTy.
Invitations are being issued for
the annual closing exercises of the
New Jersey RefOrmatory School
which will be held Wednesday after
noon, June q, at 1870 o'clock.
There will be exhibitions of physical
exercises, a literary program and
military drill. Addresses will be de
livered by Hon. Robert Carey, Judge
of Hudson county. and Hon. Thorn
as A Davis nudge Of Essex county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
Man Faints On Street

Thomas FAKE. of Newark, fell in
a faint at State and Smith streets at
1880 o'clock last night. He was
assisted to the Lauer drug store,
where he was given restoratives, and
shortly afterward boarded a trolley
car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
OBITUARY
JOSEPH ERDEK,

Joseph Erdeck, nine months old in
FAINT son of John and Mary Erdek, of
l78 Grant street, died yesterday after
noon. The funeral was held this morn
ing from st. Johns Greek Catholic
church, with interment in the Greek
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

Nels Bjornsen, of this city, and
Miss Emma Rasmussen, of Yaphank,
L. l., were quietly married Saturday
night at Our Saviour's Danish Luth-
eran parsonage, in State street, by
Rev. V. B. Skov. The couple have
started housekeeping In Madison av-
enue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
NEWS

Schooner "Quetay" cleared to-day
for a foreign port.
The "W. H. Waters" cleared to-day
for st. John.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08
CHEAPER NOW
COaLi

This Is your opportunity to get
the very best coa In the market at
rock bottom prices. Take advan-
tage of the present low prices.
PERTH AMBOY COAL & ICE CO.,
Phone 4 90 Division st,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-08

The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation in the county.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-10-06
Start a Bank Account

With the pennies, dimes and dollars saved
and buy for CASH. At the CASH Depart
ment Store
You can make this twenty to so per cent
saving for yourself Can you afford to pay
the BAD ACCOUNTS of the average grocery
stores SOME MUST.
If you pay your bills, why not get the
cash, and get 100 cents worth for every
dOllar2 By having the cash, / save dis
counts, bookeeper's salaries, and the loss of
= bad accounts MONEY SAVED IS MONEY
MADE.
We give the duplicate sale tickets with
each and every cash purchase. You can
check your prices at home
When we save you one cent on cent
article, it is twenty per cent saved. Note
closely the tpeciAl prices quoted below.
ny prices prove that you can get the
benefit from each buying.
Best six cord spool thread .. $50. &c
Basting thread. 60fl yards. .........,..,4c
3 10 and inch taper files. .... -. DC
! Wool spring folding rules, 6 it,. .26c
China cups and saucers per set of six. 25c
Dinner plates PET set of six. ......... 4Oc
Buggy whips. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c
Buggy whips .l5c
Buggy whips. 25c
All leather team whip. .,............. csc
Screw drivers. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Tack hammers Observation-Disclosures. SC
Bell faced steel hammers ........... Soc
5-inch screw drivers. ................. 15c
Mems full size shirts ............3 0c
Mems chambry work shirts. ,.......,. SOC
Extra quality black sateen shirts $1.OO,
75c and .......,.... ...... SOC
Dress shirts Of best quality S1.00, 75c and SOC
Large No. lamp complete. .~... :. 45c
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-10-06

OnSef the very attractive things about the
home. is the covering Gf tho windows. They
guard the privacy Of Tie home and add to
the beauty Of any room In the house. We
have an especially Gns shoNing; thiS fall Of
lace curtains. Cali and 80 them.
A.
W. are in the cheap sSaa district and the
swing in our rent means That we can give
you better goods aa less 'pvlesS than Other%
You viii find our big sbbse on West Second
snest-.-a few dOOrs west Of the POsEOffics
in new brick building. Here we are bet
ter eqihped to satisfy ysut every want in al
Of the numerous lines ~ eArry,
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-10-06

One.half SOleS, w0men's size. ...,..... t5c
One.half SOILS, mems heavy ,,......., Zoe
One.half solos, mems extra heavy ...... Csc
CObblers shoe nails two papers. ,..... SC
CObbleS outfits $1.OO, 7bc and ....... Soc
Mems overalls &l.00. 85c and. ..,,..... SOC
Mems SOx, three pair fOI ............ Csc
Our special half hose, regular S5c kind lSc
Solid cast steel hatchets. ............,..6 Soc
Carpenters pinchers. ............. =. Csc
Best steel butten pliers. =. 81. .....3St
Hatchet handles. ............. -. -. Sc
Leather capped chlsel handles, ,.... :. Sc
6-inah slim taper files. :. ....... Sc
Tea spoons, set OF 6. ..,,..... AOc
Table spoons set of 6 ......$ ........ 2Oc
Kitchen knives. .....,.!...:,...... &c
Knives and forks per set ~. Soc and up
Three inch strap hinge per pair. ..,.... Sc
6iinch strap hinge per pair -. ...,.... SC
Feather pillows per pair. ;...... %l.OO
Cotton blankets $500, 95c, 75c, and. Soc
Good coffee 3 lbs. ........ ...........45c
Steel cut coffee per h.. ...,...... Soc
Tomatoes per can. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IOc
Tomatoes per can. ...........r....lE 1.3
Tomatoes per can. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, LOG
Solid cast steel shovel. ........,.... SOC
Long handle shovel ................. SOC
Fire shovel. -. ...,....: ...........8 &c
Metal ware. ..,............!.. .......5 soc
Coal Scuttlee. .... ,.,.., 6Uc
Wash tubs, oil sizes from SOC down to. 6Oc
Pals galvanized SOC, 25c and =. -. -. 2Oc
Full line of white lined enamel ware
,triplecoated, II st. dishpan. .........5 Sc
Water pail. .................. +..... soc
Stew kettle No. Observation-Disclosures. .6Oc
FUN size day alarm clock .......... $3.50
WoO matters .............'..'. ...... &Vc
Mule halter chains. ................. SOC
Hame straps, pairs for. .2Sc
Can't be beat hand saw SOC
Rachel brace -. $50
Ladies' laees and ombrOiderieS for every
taste and every pocketbOOk.
Extention curtain rods 15c, loo and sc
Window shades, spring rollers lOc, l5c, S6c
and up
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-10-06

We have an excellent line Of rugs and
carpets which We added 70 our big store, ON
our last trip to the New York Markets.
They are of excellent quality. and you will
probably save good deaalsf money by look
ing at our line before yop purchase.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1911-10-06

We handle full line OF groceries. second
to none in quality and FIRST always In price.
Calico, Sc per yard and up,
Two dozen pearl buttons Sc
Dress goods per yard 75c down to 1Sc
Ladies' under skirts $500 down to 500
Mems and boys hats q esps l5Sto $3.50
Shoes to ct the big and nttle from lac to
$500 per pair.
Warranted spring steel hand saws 6Sc
Henry diSten saws, superior quality and
finish $500.
lSinch steel hOrss rasp 40c.
Automobile wrencheS per sst of 6 Soc.
PadlockS lOc, l5c, 25c and up
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Columbus Day Set for st. Peters
Church Benefit.

st. Peters Catholic church will hold
what promises to be mammoth parish
social, consisting of chicken supper and
dance, on Thursday night, Oct. 18th.
Colorado's legal holiday of the discovery
of America by Columbus.
The splendid new ball room of the
Knights of Pythias, just completed. will
be urged for dancing and theNash orohes-
ira, already duly appreciated by Rocky
Ford music lovers, will furnish the music.
This hall will undoubtedly prove itself a
matter of pride and qualification to our
citizens. 1t is splendidly equipped, boasts
of a floor to delight the heart of the
dancers. is of Roodly proportions and
brilliantly illuminated. The enterprising
Knights of Pythias are to be congratu-
lated on what they have. accomplished
along this line. as the hall easily ranks
among the finest in the west.
Tbs suppors of the ladies Of St. Peters
need nc comment. The ladies promise
to sustain their well deserved reputation
on this occasion in catering to the wants
of the inner man. A sumptuous and
daintiIy prepared home cooked meal will
be served all comers from fiye-thlrty un.
tAeipht-thirty o'clock. for the sum OF
fifty cents for adults and twenty-five
cents for children,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
CROWLEY WOULD BE GOVERNOR
Otero County Senator Being 0roomed
to Lead Democrats

A Denver dispatch in the Pueblo Star
Journal of last Sunday had the following:
"While there is no outward indications
that the gubsrnotorial pot has commenced
to boil. still there is an undereurrent
which cannot be misunderstood. Already
many have been mentioned in connection
with the chief executives race, but during
the past week several new aspirants have
come into the limelight in quiet way.
Among those mentioned are W. B. Malone
the private secretary of Governor Shat
roth; State Senator John Crowley OF
Rocky Ford, State Senator John J. Tobin
Of Montrose county and Charles B. Ward
of Boulder county. All these have many
friends, Lut the most likely candidate. it
is said here, is State Senator Samuel J.
Burris of Pueblo county.
Both Crowley and Tobin have been in
Denver the past week making a quiet
canvass as to their respective chances in
the race for governor. Both are friends
of the governor and have bitterly opposed
the Speer faction. This, it is said. would
not be in their favor with large majority
of people who admire Speer."
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
LIBRARY NOTES.

The librarian reports an issue of
nearly 900 books for the month just
closed.
The Salt Lake Evening News has
been added to our file of daily news
papers, by the kindness of the pub
fishers.
The following gifts of books have
come to the library during the
month:
Bulbs and tuberous-rooted plants,
their history, description. methods OF
propagation, in garden, dwelling and
greenhouse, by c. l.. Allen, is a gift
from The Vaughan Seed House of
Chicago. 1t is an excellent work on
the subject, and this is the time OF
year for the setting of winter bulbs.
The book has been duly catalogucd
and can be consulted by flower lovers.
DR.. Kearby has given as Sunset"
Cox's three decades of federal legis-
lation. Senator Cox was chiefly
known as the humorist of the u. s.
senate, but in this work he gives us
serious and interesting treatment
of many of the most important his
torical incidents of the period be-
tween 1855 and 1885.
The Doctor also makes a gift of
two large volumes of the Proceedings
OF the First Pan-American Medical
Congress.
Warren Blinn, sr. has given us Hy.
w. Blairs voluminous work The
Temperance Movement; or the con-
fiict between man and alcohol.
c. NJ Robins brings us, with the
compliments of the author, who IS
his son, and one time a Rocky Ford
boy. Henry B. Robins, copy OF AS
poets of Authority in the Christian
Religion.
Mrs. (Rev) Beaver gives the Ii
brary copy Of The Light of the
World; religious work bv Robert
f. Speer. dt has as its subtitle: IAN
outline study of Christianity and the
non Christian religions" Needless
perhaps to say that the book is by
our distinguished Colorado citizen OF
the same name.
Miss Nettie Partner. of the city
school staff, contributes to our shelves
one of the excellent Bagley education
al books. entitled THE Educative
Process"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
PRESIDENTS DAY
Delightfully."- Celebrated by the Rocky
Ford Womau's Club

An ideal day and an ideal hostess con-
spired to make Presidents Day. day
long to be remembered by every member
of the Woman's Club.
About $3.50 Saturday afternoon the
members of the Woman's Club turned
out enmasse in response to the invitation
of our popular president, and by three
o'clock the spacious rooms Of the Van
Buskirk home were well filled. The
guests were given hearty greeting by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Wolfe and
Miss otwell. A special feature of the
afternoon was lively musical contest.
Mrs. Steele presided at the piano and
as she rendered each old time air the
guests were asked to guess the title.
Mrs. Wolfe was awarded the prize.
beautiful picture. The dining room was
artistically decorated. Mrs. Lawson
presided at the eoffee urn and Mrs. john
son poured tea. Mesdames Blotz and
Harvey. assisted by Misses Eva Goblin
and May Fenton, served the guests in
their ever pleasing and gracious manner.
Thus ended delightful afternoon. May
the Woman's Club be an incr easing pow
or for good. power that shall make for
intellectual growth and social betterment.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
TnEoBALDI AND NINE. NORTH
EnthraII Large Audience with Music
and Song.

Ole Theobald, the Norwegian violinist
who appeared at the Grand Tuesday
evening rendered an instrumental treat
such as had never before been heard in
Rocky Ford.
With Theobaldi was Madame North
whose singing delighted all. Madame
North is a soloist of rare ability, as was
pleasingly shown in the concert here,
One of the treats Of the evening was
the selection by Theobaldi on an instru-
ment of his own invention. As an encore
he played "A Norwegian Sleighride in
which was heard the bells and horses,
first at a distance, then close at hand.
then dying slowly away. To close the
program, he used Ole Bulls famous vio-
lin, playing upon it one of the latter's
compositions, This violin now belongs to
the Norwegian government, but was
offered to Theobaldi for this tour. Dur
ing the evening he used four different
violins, each one peculiarly adapted to
the different selections.
The Womans Club should be congratu-
lated by music lovers for bringing such
exceptionally talented people to this city,
End the Enterprise is pleased to announce
NAt the concert was well patronized and
the club has close to Sloo to apply to
the library fund, as its share of the pro-
oeeds, after deduoting the 5000 guaran-
tee to Theobaldi and rental, advertising
and other expenses.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Scottish Entertainment.

Thrilling scenes, large ehoruses. grand
marches, Scotch songs and Scotch bow
ing are some Of tho features in the John
Knox entertainment, to be given in Grand
opera house, Friday evening. Oct. 10th.
under the auspices Of the Presbyterian
church. There is not dull moment.
The dramatized portions will be connect
ed BY an illustrated lecture by Miss S.
Ethel Brown.
Mrs. John Ritehie will impersonats the
beautiful Mary. Queen Of Scots. and
Frank Green will take the part OF the
sturdy John Knox. One hundred OF the
best musical and eloeutionary talent will
assist.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Ear1-WeSt

At the home Of the:bride's grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah Norris. 624 North Main street,
on Thursday evening Of last week. Miss
Ruby Pearl Earl was united in the holy
bonds of matrmony to Sylvester West,
Rev. A. H. Beaver performing the cere-
mony. The groom is comparative
stranger in this city, coming from his
home in Williamsburg. KY. with the
project that was SO pleasantly con-
summated. while the bride has resided
here for some time and has made for her
self large circle Of friends who wish for
her every happiness In her new relations,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
FRATS nEET.
And Spend Couple of Social Hours
on Monday Evening.
night,

VII NA0haAy
The Pan Hellenic club met Monday
evening at the rooms of Will Wright in
the Goblin block, and college affairs were
discussed pro and con during the even
ing. Light refreshments were served.
The approaching football season was the
subject of discussion, regarding relative
strengths of the various teams of the
country. and there was diversity of
opinions expressed. The diversity was
reasonable, from the fact that there were
many different colleges present, and COL
lege patriotism is much stronger than the
desire to be agreeable when a man digs
fellow fraternity member about his
college team,
About an even dozen met. The club
meets every month on the first Monday.
and college affairs generally are the
themes for discussion.