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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

The advertising columns of the
EVENING NEWS today show what
local merchants can do for you.
Spend your money at home where
everything is being made attractive
for your special benefit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

A woman In Roselle Park routed
a thief with a hatpin Wednesday.
This ought to kill all anti-hatpin
legislation at Trenton for this year
at least.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

This Is the time of year the old
resident likes to recall the days of
the Marions, the team that made
Perth Amboy famous on the dia-
mond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

Why does the city delay securing
the riparian rights to all the water
front not already granted to private
parties? This is a vastly more i'm
portant matter than it would seem
at first thought.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

News comes in from the West that
Col. Roosevelt has added several
new members to the Ananlas Club
during his present trip. Membership
was gained through connecting
Teddy with the Mormon church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

A womans republic has been
organized in st. Louis. Evidently
getting In training for the time
when real governmental duties will
fall upon them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

Of course, It wouldn't do to dis
furb the mounted policeman, but
have you noticed how the autos are
beginning to speed through the city?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

Chief Burke, In telling his men to
get after those chicken thieves,
meant for them to scratch a little
bit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14
WARDEIL'S.

Repair, shop, 7515 Smith St, UNI
brelas, Dolls, Oil Stoves, Guns and Re
volvers repaired. Also scissors ground.
3-20-1l-1mo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

Majority Leader Prince, OF the
state senate, is a leader in every
sense of the word; he can even lead
In prayer,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

But wait until someone flies direct
from London to Berlin. What an
awful howl there Will be then.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

But still it ought to be perfectly
safe enough now to put away the
snow shovel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14
NOTICE.

All persons concerned may take no
tice, that the Subscriber, executor, etc,
of William Hartmann, deceased, intends
to exhibit his final account to the Or
phans' Court for the County Of Mid
dlesex, on Friday, the twelfth day of
May, 1911, at 10 a. m, in the Term Of
April, 1911, for settlement and allow
ance; the same being first audited and
stated by the Surrogate.
ADRIAN LYON,
Executor.
Dated April 6, 1911.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

The Phillies, as usual, start off at
The head of the list.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

Bob" and 'Dory" are now in the
Ncfass. Both are nofd-overs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

The tornado season has opened II
the West.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

Dated April 8, 1911.
19987-4-7-5t-oew-Fri
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-14

Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will, at II o'clock A. NJ.
IIlDAI. WY 3. 1N11
The border vidette., 1911-10-28
SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Second
 Judicial District, Territory of Ari-
 zona, in and for Santa Cruz County.
 Catalina Pepper, plaintiff, vs. Char les Pepper, defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz and tho com plant filed in said County of Santa Cruz in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 In the name of the Territory of Ari- zona, to Charles Pepper, defendant, greeting.
 You are Hereby Summoned and re- ouired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial District Of the Territory of Arizona, in aud for Santa Cruz County, and answer the complaint therein filed with the clerk of this said court, at Nogales, in eaid county, within twenty days after the service upon you ot thls summons, If served in this said county, or ia all other cases within thirty day thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or jud gment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under nay hand and the seal of the District Court of the Second Judicial District, Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Santa Cruz, this 26th day of August, 1911.
 (SeaD ALLEN T. BIRD, 9-3O 5t. Clerk of said District Court.
The border vidette., 1911-10-28
TIe 8ortlcr a5itlette.
OCTOBER 28, 1911.
SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Second
 Judicial District, Territory of Ari
 zona, in and for Santa Cruz County.
 k. R. Earhart, plaintiff vs. Santa Cruz Mines and SmelJer Company, a Corporal on, Consolidated Mines. Smelt- CT and Transportation Company, cor poration, The Mowry Mines Company, Corporation, and Alexander l. Me Leod, l.. J. Williams and Wilbur L.. Davis, constituting the Bondholders' Committee of the said Santa Cruz Mines and Shelter Company and the said The Mowry Mines Com pany, defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory Of Arizona, in and for the County of Santa Cruz and the com plsint filed in said County of Santa Cruz in the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
 In the name Of the Territory of Ari- zona, to Santa Cruz Mines and Smelt- CT Company. corporation, Consolid at ed Mines, Shelter and Transportation Company, a corporation, The Mowry Mines Company, corporation, and Alexander | Mcleod, Wilbur L. DavIs and l.. J Williams, constituting the Bond holders Committee of the sad Santa Cruz Mines and Shelter Com pany and the said The Mowry Mines company, defendants, greeting:
 You are Hereby Summoned and re- Quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory ot Arizona, In and tor Santa Cruz county, and answer the complaint therein filed with the clerk of this said court, at Nogales, in said connty. within twenty days-after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this said county, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter. the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service. ol judgment by default wilt be taker against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal O the District Court of the Second Judicia District. Territory of Arizona, in an( for the County of Santa Cruz, this 2Stl day of Septembe Der, 1911.
 SeaN ALLEN T. BIRD,
 30-5t. Clerk of said District Court
The border vidette., 1911-10-28
Ruta de Ia Costa Occidental. FERROCARRIL DE SONORA F. C. DE NAVOJOA. F. C. DE CANANtA,
 RIO YAQUI Y PACIFICO

La Ruta de la Costa Occidental, anuncia los connb;os en su Itinerario, vigor el ? Qe Ahril de I9ll como sigue:
The border vidette., 1911-10-28
DIARIO

PARA FL SUR PARA NORTE Lease hacia ahajO Lease hacla arrlha
The evening world., 1911-08-24
The Jarr Family
Mrs. Jar Is Going on a Shopping
Spree. Oh. No. She Isn't Efther!'

'iblk \. iBo Y hOin "o''b
Fortunately rye got a coming
70 sew, and little Emma, such n d"fnes-
tic little thing. likes to sit around when
any sewinC's to be lone and snip ~ 'he
scraps and make dolls clothes. VIE
will be out with the Boy Scouts AMI
surely I can trust Gertrude to clean IN
the house one day without my ll.s
to stand right over her. No. I'm GONG
out for a breath of fresh air tbs cay.
no matter what happcns!"
Just then The loot bell rang anil '
good looking woman of m!ljle-ase u.s.
ushered in. This is Mrs. hesg.,t
said Mrs. Jarr to her husband. 'slp's
been kind enough to come over fr.m
Mrs. T,angle and help me with soilo
little rocks I am making for Emma,
and to make over some old things OF
mine-for. goodness knows. / never get
a new dressi"
Mr.. Jarr bowed to the visiting Dress
make n Mrs. Jarr led the latter
away. I'm using the ohildrcn's room
to sew in because It's on the airshaft
and tho sun doesn't shine In n hurt
ones eyes" she explained to the new
conner. BESIDES, as I simply HAVE
TO run downtown. you'll And II nicer st
ting hero. for every oun m up the
~air-shaft and It won't seem lonely to
you"
It's . dreadful thing to DO lonely"
said Mrs. Leerand. MRS. -RAnsle was
telling me. in confidence. Of oourss. 20
you mustn't breathe Il to . soul. that
n had q sister living In Now Jerssy
where Il wa % lonely thai the as&sr
Dol oarbolic add"
THAT was about three ysars EGO.
wasn't 81" asked Mn. Jarr. 4 re-
member now she was wearing black,
but she told me II VA rust because ahs
had the black Dress What good y It
to go in mourning for anybody end
then keep II sccret7"
Keeping secrets!' said the sewing
lady. don't trust anybody to keep -
oretsi There's that Mr. stryver. I've
sewed for her and the things I know
about that woman and her husbandi OF
oourse I could not breathe II for the
world"
-of course notr' said Mrs. Jarr, and
waited.
YEA. tho post-ofnce authorities raid
Cd his branch once in Chicago went
on tho sewing lady. And he's worried
nearly TO death that he'l be arrested,
too. Then Mrs. stryver has had q sis
ter visiting her. . sister much younger
than her. OF course, In my position. ]
500 nothing. hsar nothing. say MOTH
ingi'
"one has to do that, that's my way
too" said Mrs. Jarr.
Yes. she's going to Nevada to get a
divorce from her husband in Philadel.
phia. as nice a man as you'd want e
meet. and guess who Is paying the ex.
penses Of it?"
Mrs. Jar moved forward 20 guess
But how about her going downtown
Guess II she went.
The evening world., 1911-08-24

were we to have AZ hot Q siege a. this
that some such trouble might not arise.
So that verify no greater truth may be
evolved than that Of waste not, wan
not"
What suggestion would you have a.
to the marriage question in this process
Of s~av.ng?"
This, OF COURSE said Mr.. Conkfn.
| with a smile. depends largely upo the
individuals. Young men. as a rule. DO
not think much OF great fortunes when
! the one woman comes within their aura.
This Is the general rule and they marry.
but he WHO WOULD ACHIEVE
LARGELY IN THE ATTRIBUTE OF
| FORTUNE MUST REALIZE THAT
,THOUGH HE AND SHE ARE MADE
LONE HE MUST BUY TWO RAILROAD
TICKETS,
las a friend Of mine jokingly said to
me at the time I was married. FIFTY
cents for your In other words. no
longer was the dollar mine. And this
feeling p%ermeates the entire marriage
/ arrangement,
FOR EXAMPLE, A MARRIED MAN
CANNOT GRASP THE OPPORTUNI-
| llEo Olt tlBho AIlAA III WYNN
SINGUE-HANDEp A DEAL MAY
COME ALONG WHEREBY HE SEES,
TENTATIVELY OF COURSE. WHERE
A LITTLE WOULD MAKE MUCH.
BUT HE CANNOT TRUST THAT LIT
TIE FOR THE OVERWHELMING
FEAR OF LOSS AND CONSE-
oUENCEs THAT NOT ONLY HE
ALONE MUST SUFFER, BUT SHE
OF THE FIRST PART.
$50 that . single man will say to
himself. I alone can be the loser and
can get along and accordingly taking
the chance. many times his expecta-
tons are realized,
In this connection | think II Is a
crime for very poor people to marry
The hardships are enormous and 1t Is
with difficulty that they arise above
certain conditions, Children are brought
into the world and will share their bur
dens willy-nllly. Where, on the other
hand, in the single state they are only
responsible for themselves"
"Do you think women save better
than men, Mr., Conklin?'
Yes" answered Mr., Conklin, in {
way | do. That is to say that the cir
with the right education along economic
lines can save five times as much a!
many men,
"But, on the other hand, there arc
women who have no REGARD or under
standing OF money; and they can viii
ease spend as much as Ave men car
make.
6 But what I wish to clearly empha
size continued Mr., tonklin, rs tn
0 fact that the biggest fortunes ar
founded when the child in the begin
q ming IL made to realize the value Of tn
agss e:Nakss"
The evening world., 1911-08-24

Richard Wallis. q land owner In Som
erset, who had been dead seven years
and with who the doctor bad no 40
Q~vaintance.
Tho ghost told him that ne had como
to enxag the doctors help In . matter
that concerned the welfare Of his grand
son, Reginald Wallis. who occupied the
Somerset property. but was being sasd
for It's possession By two cousins,
Tho issue of the suit. he explained
depended on the ecovery Of a deed DON.
veying tho property to tho grandson.
This deed. the ghost explained, was
concealed in an old chest. then lying IN
Ill upper room in the Wallis mansion
among a quantity Of old lumber. Co.
which had been discarded.
This chest lay. he said. in q certain
corner, and had . broken lock. with q
The evening world., 1911-08-24

asleep al II were. and II V with dim
Guilty aroused In later yeAra" said Mr..
Conkiin whom ! aahsd him u to his
views on how to start . fortune. And
I would make this more emphatic" b
continued.
II would say to begin with the wee
tot In his very early. tender years.
There 10 whore the rudiments Of all
later developments M laid any way.
Thus q child with Impressions
formed sven before, say. eight or nine
years has the tendency thai later makes
or unmakes him. 30 that. to my think
ing. this teaching Of useless waste At
the very beginning n the hrst stop
toward founding a fortune.
And the oft-heard oppression OF. He
always was a spendthrift" n the result
OF the lack OF this erstwhile training,
'"rITpN AS THE NEXT STEP.
RIGHT ALONG THIS PROCESS OF
DEVELOPMENT, AT THE AGE OF
NINE. TEN OR ELEVEN YEARS
WOULD SUGGEST THE ACTUAL
PRACTICE OF HANDLING MONEY.
"FOR INSTANCE. THE CHILD
SHOULD PURCHASE HIS RAILROAD
TICKET. SEE TO HAVING TRUNKS
CHECKED, MAKE PURCHASES OF
VARIOUS KINDS, QUITE ALONE
OF COURSE. MISTAKES WILL BE
MADE. HE WILL OVER-PAY
MONEY MAY BE LOST IN THE PRO.
CESS. HE MAY NOT BARGAIN
RIGHTLY. BUT WITS PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE BEGUN EARLY WILL
TEACH HIM THE VALUE OF TIfI
DOLLAR MORE THAN ANY
AMOUNT OF PREACHING OR CRIE.
OF DON'TS,"
d you think this IA he don wit
any child?" ] asked.
We'll, ! would say the majority. a
least" answered Mr.. Conklin. Chi
dren are wiser than we give them cred
for. II does not take long for them I
understand what they oan do With
n0npQa. 1Aa (nGeDaA
The evening world., 1911-08-24

'"The diminishing n trouble to do
this was the one thing that caused this
woman to realize the great necessity Of
saving. for she had to go to work and
not only to earn her living but to save
enough to pay the accrued debts.
'tShe continued the process until she
had accumulated a little sun, The
sense OF security that developed as a
result OF this late saving actually pro-
duced the opposite tendency Of spend
ing that had been the dominant chord
in her makeup. And with tudlc!ous In
vestments OF her small sums she real
ICED finally to an unusual amount as TO
dollars and cents.
Now, this Is an unusual. rare case
this beginning Of saving late in life. but
It only a~ccentuates my theory that the
actual doing Of the thing proves after
all tho old saying that experience Is
the best teacher
THEN THERE IS THE MASTER
OF WASTE" WENT ON MIR. CONK-
LIN. WE WASTE TOO MUCH, AND
WERE WE ABLE TO CONSERVE
WASTE TO A LARGER DE0RBE
THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOUND.
ING FORTUNES WOULD BE ENOR-
NOUS. THIS IDEA OF WASTE ALSO
SHOULD BE OBSERVED IN THE
YOUNG PRIMARILY.
"For instance. take even the matter o,
waste of water In the city Of New York
Imagine what It would mean to be
forty-e,ght hours without tho supply o.
water.
! And yet II IL no Improbable circum
stance to expect II say next summel
The evening world., 1911-08-24

but most unsatisfactory way to get the
good from that refreshing fruit, paused
TO wipe the acidulated Juice h a had
spurted into his eye and ventured to say
that the Wow out OF the subway car
window. a. he sped to n from his
work. was exhilarating and inspirins.
"At least you see something and
somebody" rejoined Mrs. Jar. But
~ for me rve been hut up In this fat
ever since Jack silver ran away from
Clara Mudridge. K might a. we'll be in
prison, only . priI ,ner hasn't to do the
care Of children and try to keep cheer.
ful while . regular old crank Of . hus-
band comes home TO growl and fuss
about evsrythinsi"
The regular old orAnA< Of . husband
answered mildly that he NJ sorry II
he'd growisd. but he had only done 10
on the Supposition that every dog must
have his day.
NOW please donV cry to be funnyi"
cried Mrs. Jar testify. -" . stand
anything but that! Oh. dear. I wish I
could get downtown to 10 some shop
pingi The children iced shoss. there's
hardly . dish in the house Gertrude
hasn't broken, and I'm all ovt Of every
thinSl"
II don't 80 why you can't get out for
anything you want said Mr.. Jar.
Nobody Is going to steal the children,
and the work will all be hero after YOU
are dead"
That's . nice. encouraging way &c
talk to onei" said Mrs. Jar. "when
I'm dead! Am I 10 . no rest or hol.
iday till then. while you'll be waiting
for Clara Mudr1dge Smith's old husband
to die 30 you can marry herr On.
know you'll"
IL you know ME your dope II
wrongi" said Mr.. Jafr ~fervently
Come. my DEAR he added. ''1ust 20,
20 out. II you ant TO. and DO anything
you want TO-"
We'll. I tust AM. you needn't BE- I'd
vi1ng mel" replied Mrs. Jar. IT
stay in doors another moment I'll Jus
have houss nerves and 80 al to pieces
The evening world., 1911-08-24

I'm their little minds they win ponder
how much they can get for that small
copper they hold In their hand and
weigh carefully the pro and con OF It
before they finally decide 10 hand It
over.
Parents make . mistake by no
teaching the self-relianos attribute that
puts backbone into the y~oungster to the
great worth Of his subsequent Develop
ment. Most parents are prone TO do
many. many things for the child that
he oan not only do for himself. but
should: n It 10 wrong not to have
him DO It.
THE fear that he win mako . mis-
take keeps many . child from gaining
the exact practice that no needs most
Of al to At him for that which will
later make him At. Mistakes in tho
penny ages ars more 10 b chosen tran
mis a In the dollars later on"
Then. DO you think that . person. II
not Rightly trained In this matter Of
saving. cannot In later years scQuirs
this attribute Of saving . ~fortunsf" !
quest1onsA
TT q . very rars thinG." answered
Mr.. Con,lin. '.for people who have not
begun the sav1ns process early to make
great gain In later years. recall one
case Of Q woman who had the spending
habit to . fault. She never thought
about tomorrow. II never occurred "a
her to save anything.
strange to say. her husband was OF
the same calibre. When no died. and
no had commanded . fairly good salary
there was not enough money 70 pay hi
funeral expenses.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
From the People

ing everywhere. absent minded people
who ought to be on the sidewalk. ladies
greeting one another IN tho middle Of
tho street. people VINO can't hear a
horn unless It happens TO hit them.
boys n men playing ball In tho street.
streets torn up every which way. oar
rtages and wagons at night without
lights. women who become excited try
ing to get out OF the way. people VINO
believe tina, an auto can stop within
a foot. and other rhinGs too numerous
to mention. All these a chauffeur has
to look out for; besides running q half
of<he-time balky machine. Az a GLASS
the chaureurs are q bright and careful
bunch OF fellows. CHAUFFEUR.
what P~rofessionS
To the Editor Of The Evening World.
l believe that a discussion by readers
on tho subject Of tho professions and
man OF to-day would prove an interest
ing topic. ] myself am at this moment
greatly worried and puzzled over wha,
course ! ought TO pursue IN life. have
been told that mining engineering Is q
very interesting as we'll as lucrativ,
position. Medicine has also been ad,
vsed Cas a subject for study. Man,
friends have advised me TO take vi
teaching, while still others counsel law
But an these advisers are so much a
variance with one another that in tn
END ] md myself In a mos, sorrowtu
p~redicament. and ! am sure that an,
advice by one who knows would b
! greatly Appreciated by me as we'll a
b others who ana themselves In hlniia
, l1cOQ0AnaoA Ala
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Spook Stories

BY Davsd Of. Curtis.

%. cThs New York World.
key that could neither be turned nor
taken out. For reasons which ne would
not explain. tho ghost sa!d ne preferred
to communicate with a range rathe
than with his grandson. and he begged
the doctor 20 20 TO his grandson's as
distance
When DR.. Scott promised to DO 80 the
ghost Immediately disappeared.
Within q few days Dr.. Scott went to
somersetshire found Reginald Wallis
and. without disclosing his errand.
learned from the grandson that all the
ghost had told him was true and that a
vigorous n unsuccessful search had
been made Tor the decd.
But said Reginald Wallis. FL
dreamed last night that . stranger
would como to me and assist mo In the
search. DO not know but sha< you srs
the man"
A. This vas what me doctor Intended,
ne said he would certainly help < he
could. and the two rssumsd the search.
In the room. and in the corner the
ghost had described. they found an old
CD est. which they opened. though RAgi-
maid Wallis and his servant both re-
membered having r~ansacksd II already.
Tho deed was not among the papers II
contained. but DR.. Boot persisted till
the chest was knocked to pieces. And
under a false bottom they found the
deed. spread out dat.
The suit at law was settled BY means
Of the decd and h ghost was never
seen again.
The evening world., 1911-08-24

to keep his buttons on. Even when all is blue in the weeks
wash the Association lives up to its motto: "While there's life there's
soap"
Chicago is proudly honored, being the choice Of the Executive
Committee as the national headquarters. They were influenced by
the surprising advantages offered by the Windy City Tor drying
clothes. New York, it is intimated, feels sighted at this choice,
and has asked-in vain, there is reason to fear-for the 1912 con-
ysntion. The majority Of the delegates prefer Pittsburgh. There
is plenty Of hot water in that ciy-some of the millionaires are in
it all the time. Moreover, Pittsburgh supplies the ideal atmosphere
for laundry work. 1t is 30 sooty that the average citizen has to put
on a clean shirt almost every day.
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Her Ster Role.

THE title Of actress covers a wide r,,-, u,
tn,1'ian activity. The Cleveland Leals,
,,,., 'NAeS tnat Les oitolengui. manager Of a
local 'he"'It' was sltting IN his office whe, N
nesre,s, very fat and well along In years, pushed
What can ] do for you nanny INQUIRED N.
~tolengui. "'"ieu VI
boss, - was the calm reply. "'''
why should give You a 'ickctr" asked IN.
astonished Lee. u 's
Cause Use a retired actress"
actf' inquired Ottolengui. wv s"r
played In 'Attony and Cleopatra" Wa n.
disniiied reply. ! was fan fos Miu T.nn.
Davenport" ss0ns
The Old negro woman ~ ~ uds -
01laUu
The evening world., 1911-08-24
Legends Of Old New York
BIZ Alice Phebe Eldridge

falls. Oocuna, striking on tho rocks b.
low, vas Immediately killed, but the
girl fell clear OF them and was carried
by the seething current to the stfp
water beyond. from whence She maIo
her escape,
Occuna, because OF his strength nul
virtues was raised IN he belief OF his
tribe to the regions of the moon. tro,1
whence he looked down upon his friends.
giving them pleasant dreams OF gen.i,.
confusion upon his enemies.
And whenever his tribe passed. "a
falls OF Cohoes th"y paused and. vn,
brief rites, commemorated the doqth ~
the warrior.