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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-28
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First English settler in India made
that country bis home in 1870.
New York'sz street names were first
put up at corners. on June Is, .1774.
Silver mirrors were manufactured
by Praxiteles. q: Greek. in 1913 B. c..
Silver. mirrors were manufactured
by Praxiteles, q Greek, in s2s B. C..
Cider was originally made in Eng
land in 1905, and was then called wine.
Ice was first produced with chemical
mixtures in the summer of 1883.
Principal chiefs of the Hawaiian Is.
lands In 1924 adopted the Ten Com.
mandments as the basis Of govern.
ment. ..'' :
Brazil was in 1916 the first Amer
lean colony founded on an agricul-
tural basis. All the others were min
ing speculations.
DR.: Franz Joseph Gall, German
physician and original advocate of
phrenology, gave his first lecture on
that subject in 1896 at Vienna.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-28

tainment tonight at the Grand the
atre that is sure to maintain the en-
viable reputation of that popular play
house. Langford & Rose, will offer q
pleasing feature in their novelty sing
ing, talking, and dancing act. Mabel
Degnan Barnes, always popular in H.
Illustrated songs. will appear in auoth-
or feature success. The Grandscope
contains a modern drama In "A Sane
Fourth of July" something sensation.
al is promised in 1.-THE Still Alarm"
and there is a sidesplitting comedy
under the caption of April Fool"
First performance at O'clock and
the second at 9:15.
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Editor Tribune:
notice in Wednesdays Tribune tho
statement that Mr.. p. B. Webb and
myself had withdrawn our objection
to boulevarding Fourth street, which
Is a mistake.
We consented to the lowering of our
walks, but as to boulevarding We
think the matter should be deferred
for few years. Our burden of taxa
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-28
The Shop Window
SHOP WINDOW

SHOP WINDOW
A new muff and scarf set for even
ing is of marabout combined with o.
trich feathers. The muff is adorned
with rosettes of marabout, from the
center of which depends a cluster of
ostrich feathers tied willow fashion.
One of the most striking of the new
gowns by an exclusive shop is of a
deep shade of American beauty crepe
bordered with velvet brocade in self
tone. Scint1llating bead fringe of
American beauty shade finishes the
fichu and the edge Of the tunic.
A novelty in French lingerie is the
Introduction Of black velvet ribbon in
place of delicate shade. The ribbon
Is used with the heavier laces, such
as Irish crochet, Carrickmacrosse and
the finer torchons.
Any girls heart would beat faster
at the sight of an evening coat of
heavy but supple white satin embroid.
cred with great clusters of golden
wheat and lined With gold satin. A
band of marten fur edged the collar
and cuffs of this exquisite evening
wrap, and with it was worn an even
ing wrap of white velvet, trimmed
with birds of paradise in their natural
shades, the crown banded with marten
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-28
HENRY cLEws ON CONDITIONS.


conditions
country quidatng the heights
initiation normal level and because rushing at
making profits for the
irrational Of depression.
presidents Tuesday
reality should given ample correctly
public welfare and has closer revolution and social
other He therefore, wisely insists
forming He revision
Sherman
interpretations which
vision he believes would simply revive agitation and probably aside
excellent
decision
thinks wholly Unnecessary could
injurious
Taft also properly against the that
should decide
the inference being that monopole
pedion. probably
mpossibity
present makeup human nature Monopes we'll
only where the beatudes
address While
policy keen for business inter
plainly
against large such Business interests ndu
haassed by excessive
political strong regardless
himself and this something which should be assuring
to financial and business
prices still further but quite completed sharp
upward will follow
exercising much discrimination
statements issued
dua will leaving the
maintenance dividends somewhat question:
States Steel important uncertainty
International Harvester
ton; too is the United States Steel latter
possible these policy
with Indictment will unquesonaby follow
grade railroads and industrial corporations
Tor earning capacity
prices to the investor Well
doubtedy result in good profits the a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-28
THE TRUTH ABOUT eluINc

Talk No. 8
No thoughtful person uses liquid
blue. re- Half cents worth Of blue, q
large bottle filled with blue and the
delusion is compete.
Always buy RED CROSS BALL
BLUE. It's all blue. Nothing but
blue. Makes beautiful white clothes
like new. ASK YOUR GROCER
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-28

The Billings County Herald tells of
young. man who got off the train
at Medora who said he was only II
years old. The editor added, HE must
be older than that, though, because
one could not accumulate 50 much
dirt in only seventeen years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-28
MIGHT SUFFER BY COMPARISON.

Tomorrow the exposition will
from sections of North Dakota we'll Minnesota
illinois, Special attractions their
aside from the exhibits
good mpressios of North
will enjoy real hospitality
the Red River valley will
for the Red River valley without
Its
River Valley adjunct
visitors from Minneapolis St. Paul Duluth
and civilization of the highest
the counties the Canadian
big building sufficient that the really
ties confined Red
River valley might suffer
River products remain
SOMETHING FOR THE TIRED TRAVELLER
has been said the eaerner little of exists west
Of Pittsburg The be said residents valley
in city
would have educating influence of
the Rocky mountains
big show.
exhibition Illinois, Wisconsin,
will Fortunately the valley
North visitors will
a inscribed
exhibit building
Industrial
Exposition there yet time to organize for one
in this direction
the Exposition City u thronsed with visitors
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-09-28
GRAND

The numerous visitors in the city
as we'll as the local show goers, will
find wholesome program of enter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

AiNi0 W - SAA &AGD0 our vi
CONNIE MACK. OF ATHLETICS,
WORLD q CHAMPIONS.
ting his chickens before they are hatch.
ed. and incidentally 1t win not hurt
any to create the impression that the
a this year is going to be a close
one.
But unless some of Mack's men meet
with serious accidents which will In
~capacitate them for the greater part
OF the a 1t Is hard to see how
any mi OF the other teams Is going
to beat him home. All this talk about
Coombs and Bender probably not re-
peating Is based on nothing more
than hope of those who want some
other team to win.
That inieid should be as good as
ever. for. excepting Davis.M Is made
up OF youngsters. II there was one
department In which the Athletics
were weak last season 1t was In the
outfeld. There was nothing classy
about that trio. and yet 1t proved
good enough. The chances are that
1t will be stronger this year. for
Strunk is expected to develop into a
regular. which would relegate Lord to
the bench. And yet Connie tells us
1t is going TO be a hard fight for him.
Perhaps so. but there Is nothing as
yet to warrant such q prediction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
IN BASKE TBALL PLAY
Freshmen Defeat Juniors and Sc
niors Bested The Sophomores--
Came Differed Somewhat.
|SOME GOOD SHOOTING RESULTS

Girls basketball was seen for the
first time In this city yesterday af-
ternoon when classes of the Perth
ANboy high school clashed in the
Auditorium for supremacy. The
freshmen handed defeat to the Jun
Tors, while the seniors bested the
sophomores. Both games were In
terestfng and close.
This department of the game diff
fers somewhat from the way the
males play it. Instead OF five play
ers there are seven. The extra ones
are called side guards and are at
each side of the centre. The rules
are also different.
Freshmen Beat Juniors.
The arst game resulted IN G VIC
tory for the freshmen over the
juniors by the score of 5 to T. The
first half ended 8 to 2 In favor of
the juniors, but right at the start of
the second half the 'freshies" show
ed their vim when they forged
ahead Of the upper classmen. The
juniors at ono woke up and tied the
score In the form OF z to Z. Just as
the bell rang Miss Rhodes, Of the
freshmen, shot a free goal, which
won the game for her team amid
great excitement. The lineups:
Freshmen Juniors
MISC Miller, Anderson. Miss Jacobsen
right forward
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

Miss Rhodes ........ Miss Hanson
left forward
Miss CrowelI. ..... Miss Frost
centre
Miss Ellis. ...... Miss Weinblatt
right side guard
Miss DeHamm ...,. Miss Griswold
left side guard
Miss Singer, Whitehead Miss Ernst
right guard
Miss Whitehead, Dolan. Miss Dolan
left guard
Seniors Win Over Sophomores.
The sophomore-senior game was
not as exciting Is the first game.
The score at the intermission was 8
to / in favor of the seniors, the
final being s to i. the seniors win
ming. The lineups:
Sophomores Seniors
Miss Pfeiffer. -. Miss L'Hommedieu
right forward
Miss l.. Strandberg Miss Strandberg
left forward
Miss D. Hanson. ...... Miss Brown
centre
Miss Drysdale. ...... Miss Herbert
right side guard
Miss Martin ...... Miss Okeson
left side guard
Miss Smith .......... Miss Ciani
right guard
Miss Greenbaum -. Miss Eldrtdge
left guard
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
MAXIM TAKES TO AIR WAR.
Powder Expert Win Devote Entire
Time to Aercpiane Development.

Powder Expert Win Devote Entire
Time to AeropIane Development.
London. March 23.-Sir Hiram Max.
i'm. who has just resigned from the d.
rectorate of vicker's Sons & Maxim,
proposes henceforth to devote his en-
ergies to the development of military
aeroplan es. which. he says. the govern
ment will need during the next few
years. Sir Hiram is to coliaboreke
with Claude Grahame- White in the
production of an aeroplane which he
believes will answer all the require
ments of the British war Office. Bile
riot, the French manufacturer of aero.
planes. may become associated with
Sir Hiram and Grahame-White. and a
new company will ultimately be form
ed to manufacture military aeroplanes.
Sir Hiram believes that the new bust
ness In which he is about to embark Is
more important than any other which
he has ever undertaken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

HOME GAMES
J ARE FINISHED
High SCHOOL, Ends Season
Saturday at Paterson,

The basketball season of the Perth
Amboy high school basketball team
Is at an end as far as home games
are concerned. This decision was
reached yesterday afternoon when
Roessler could not get a team for to-
morrow afternoon in the Audito-
rum. Roselle Park was expected.
but an epidemic of scarlet fever in
that school has prevented 1t. The
contest with Battin high. In Eliza
beth, tomorrow, has been cancelled.
Saturday will close the locals bas-
ketball eason when they travel to
Paterson to meet the high school of
that town. They handed defeat to
the Paterson lads in the Auditorium,
by the score of Al to 20, February 8,
last. The game will be played In the
afternoon, as the players wish to
participate with the Riversides Sat-
urday in the Auditorium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
TILLMAN'S HEALTH FAILS.
South csroIinIan May Never Serve In
the Senate Again.

South caroIinIan May Never Serve In
the Senate Again.
Washington. March %. Senator
BENJAMIN Tillman of South Carolina.
who has been in declining health since
he suffered a second stroke OF paraiy-
sis. may never appear In the senate
again. He is at his South Carolina
home, where he went Immediately
after the adjournment of congress. and
has been eniolned by his physician
from doing anything hat may excite
him.
81 had hoped and wished TO be able
to go back to Washington for the ex-
ira session just to see a Democrat
sworn in as senator from Maine he
said. but | do not suppose / am GO
ing to have that pleasure. have al
ways wanted TO live and serve with a
Democratic senator from New Eng
land, and ! trust that my wish will
yet be gratif1ed.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
MORGAN A.. G..
FILLING DATES
Several Games Arranged by
South Amboy Nine.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NE WIS.
South Amboy, March 23:-The
Morgan Athletic Club, Of this place,
under the management of w. Day
ton Berlew, Ia rapidly filling dates
for the coming baseball season. Thus
far arrangements have been made
for games with the Danish Sociable
Athletic Club, of Perth Amboy;
Manhattan Colored Giants, Trl
League Newark nine. Games are
wanted with the Marion A.. c., OF
Perth Amboy, and the Tottenyille A.
G. Address, w. Dayton Berfew,
manager, P. o. Box 1872, South AM
boy.
Manager Berlew believes he has
as fast a team as has graced this
community In years. He has assem-
bled a good line Of players and pro-
poses to administer good team train
Ing. The following constitute the
team: A. Atckerson, w. Max1eld, r.
Reahfurs. F. Heanry. l.. Nehkorn, r.
Manaker, L. Grant, J. Bloodgood. D.
Bloodgood and l.. Hartmann.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
SAINTS TO HAVE
A STRONG TEAM

Further preparations for the COM
ing baseball season were made last
night at a meeting Of the St. An
thony Baseball Club. A general dis
cussion on the subject took place and
steps were taken to issue a stronger
team than ever this year. Two new
players have been taken on and 9TH
ers may be added. Practice will be
started on Sunday and the matter
of preparing a schedule is under way,
Among the new players signed
we're Walter Yenk, a performer with
a good record as a catcher, and Will
liam Olsen, of Fords. These play
ers together with the old members,
will assemble on the lumber field adj
joining the Lehigh Valley tracks, on
Sunday morning to begin practice
work and generally prepare for the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
YOUNG BROWN
is TO FIGHT
Member of Puritans Trains
for Match at Newark.

Battling Brown. the young pugil-
LIST of this city, who is a member of
the Puritan Athletic Club, is train
Ing for a fight that is likely to
take place in Newark Tuesday night.
He expects to meet an opponent who
will give him a hard tussle.
The ban recently placed on box
Ing In the northern part Of the state
somewhat upset the plans of the To-
cal boy. He had expected to fight
several times within the past month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
DORY ASSN. TO
ARRANGE EVENT
Second Meeting OF Season to be Held Tomorrow Night
detailed Preparations fer Opening of Amt al Series
of Race on June 3--Fiye Entered.

A second meeting of the season of
the Raritan Bay Dory Association
will be held tomorrow night In the
Raritan Yacht Clubs headquarters
In this city, at which 1t Is proposed
to make detailed preparations for
opening the second annual series OF
dory races under this association on
June 8. Applications for admission
from clubs other than those now
constituting the organization will be
received. 1t appeared at the last
meeting two weeks ago as though
three or four other clubs would en-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
CELLULOIDS
VS.. BIG FIVE

The Celluloid basketball team, oil
Newark, with Bruggy and Conlon
playing forward, will again meet the
fast Roosevelt FIVE, of New York
city, on their court IN Newark. The
Roosevelt aggregation has twice de-
feated the Celluloids, but the latter
hope for a victory tonight. They
announce themselves in good condi-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
IRA ST. JOHN
is WRESTLER
Local Boy Gets Honors al
Lehigh University.

Ira st. John, of this city, who is a
student in Lehigh University, Is
attaining note among college ath-
letes as a wrestler. He has contest
ed In matches thus far this
season, having won four out OF five
and secured two draws. He recent
ly downed q Cornell man.
Young st. John, who Is the son
of John N. st. John, Is captain Of
the Lehfgh wrestling team. having
been chosen for that position be-
cause of his skill on the mat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
DOES MACK MEAN TT

Manager Of Athletics Bay. He Team
viii Have Terrible Time Repeating.
Wonder If Connie Mack really be-
lieves what he says about his team
having a fight on its hands this year
to again land the pennanti Mack IL
perhaps the only n who takes this
view Of the situation. for on form sure
iy the worlds champions figure to
walk home again this year.
But Mack is a conservative propo-
sition. He does not believe In count
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

opening OF the clubs season on April
18.
The list OF eligible players ia uni
form are: Walter Yenk, A. Hibbitt.
j. Coley. p Teeltn William CARR csa1fsss-
topherson, HI. Gallagher, G. Loessr.
c. DUNCAN, r.. Seguine, r. Scibien-
ski and William Olsen.
Saturday and Sunday games viii
be played, but 1t has not yet been d.
cided where they will be played.
This will probably be settled IL !
meeting to be held the latter part "
next week. The club has all dates
open from April 16 to the end Of the
season. 1t Is DESTROYS Of hearing
from uniformed teams In MiddIes4x
county averaging from eighteen to
twenty-one years of age. Address
challenges to William J.. Maioney.
4S7 Miller street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

ter. There are at present Ave In the
association.
AS has been told, 1t Is proposed ~
hold dory races every two weeks
during the summer months under
the auspices OF the association. on
the intervening Saturday afternoons
there will be open for ell dory
races. Some new features may ha
introduced in the association races
this season. Steps may be taken to
have clubs exchange vessels before
each race or ones at the beginning
of the series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
FREE ON PAUPER's OATH.
Partner of Gaynor In Harbor Frauds
Leaves P~enitentiarY.

leaves p~enitsntiary.
Atlanta, Ca, March 2~3.-Benjarnin
ID. Greene, convicted with John +.
Gaynor of completely with Captain
Oberlin Carter In the Savannah harDor
frauds, IL a free United States
Commissioner Colquitt allowed him to
take the pauper's oath, which freed
him from the fine of 100000 imposed
In addition to his sentence of four
years in the federal penitentiary here.
The decision In Greene's case fore
casts similar action in regard to Gay
nor when his application is heard next
week. The government attorneys are
disappointed and hint at possible
prosecution of Greene and Gaynor for
perjury. believing that much of the
plumber is hidden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
NO WONDER He is CHAMPION.
Jack Johnson's Skull Extra Thick
<-Ray Reveals.

Jack Johnson's skull Extra Thick.
x-Ray Reveals.
San Francisco, March 23.-Champion
Jack johnson visited the German hos
pital here to e his younger brother.
Charlie. who Is being treated for
threatened loss of sight. While ex-
perts were taking x-ray pictures Of
Charlie they suggested that the
champion have an X-ray made of his
head to determine the thicknesssof his
skull.
1t took five and a half minutes for
the rays to penetrate Johnson's skull.
while they go through an ordinary
human head In from i've to fifteen
seconds. This proves that Johnson
might be hit over the head with an
az and he would not even have a
headache.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
GRlScoMS SHUN NoToRIETY.
Dorothy Arnoid's Lover" Disappears
Only to Go Home.

Dorothy Arnoid's "lover" Disappears
Only to Go Home.
Atlantic City, N. j.. March 23.-
George c. Griscom, Jr. who figured In
the Arnold disappearance case. and his
father, who disappeared from the Hotel
Chalfont secretly, are nov In Pitts
burg at the Griscom home. "Kinmaur."
Mrs. Griscom, who remained In the
hotel. received a wire from the elGei
Griscom from Pittsburg, which read.
safe and well here, Kinmaur."
The Grlscoms carefully covered
their departure by securing d room
close to the back stairway of the hotel
and left on a train for Philadelphia,
making connections for Pittsburg.
Before leaving Griscom junior parted
with his nifty blonde side whiskers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
General Markets,

BUTTER-SNadyi receipts. Ass PACK
ages.
CHEESE-Easy; receipts. Ess boxes.
EGG9-Wsak: r@eeipta. 1.ass cases: utor-
aga packed, Hrass. I7s17Ne.. regular pack.
sd. arsts. fss&ai7c.; seconds. lso.; state.
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennsry. whiss.
aaa&e.s gathered. vAite. 1saeoa.: haansRy.
brown. isa1se. gathered. brown, I1a15ska.
PoTATcES~EfrSnaFs Mains. per bag.
q. s0allEc; stats. s7a4.a
LIVE POuLTHy-8ss&dr ca asn&
BAx AND @TBAW~FHuA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
WEISS LOSES
To ISENBERC

Benjamin Isenberg was the yic~
tor over Benjamin Weiss In q gamo
OF the Young Mems Hebrew Assoc
citation pool tournament last night,
winning by a score Of so to 80. An-
other match of the series will prob
ably be played tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
pRACrTcE

A weekly session of the older
class OF gymnasts of the Danish
SoclabIe Athletic Club was held last
night. General indoor athletic train
ing was INDUCED In as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
LONG BRANCH
AFTER GAMES

Any first class uniform baseball
team wishing to arrange a game In
Long Branch for expenses during
the coming season, address Manager
OF the Long Branch Baseball Team,
Long Branch. N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
Rnaaian Mfnlntsr No. Murdarad-

HU88iHH Nf9T8tsf NoE MuFoersd.
Pekin. March 23.-Rumors in st.
Petersburg and elsewhere that If. Ko-
rostovetx. Russian minister es China.
mas peen murdered in this city. are un-
founded. He IL In good health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
A HEARST PARTNER DIES.

Thomas r. Williams Was Publisher OF
New York Evening journal.
New York, March 23.-Thomas II
Williams. OF the New York
Evening Journal Publishing company
and publisher of the New York Even
ing Journal. is dead at his apartments
at the Hotel Gotham.
Mr.. Williams had been Ill but three
weeks. He contracted q cold from
which erysipelas followed and an oper
alton a performed. His strength
was not sufficient to stand the strain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

The Friday Night Bowling Club
members practiced bowling on the
Hartmann House alleys last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
SPRING BASEBALL CHIRPs
One a. Cleveaandsa f6tk6Sl
n 1emed-FAhwtli RI hE4s

One ct C~ieveiand'A rAtknSksl
x nemed-fanwell. RI f
pitcher ne wNr prshabty Fan
"ping" Bodie. fhe San Franchise ~
cruit. n the batting demon for fhe Chi
cage white Sox in the practice games.
Jack Thoney. Riii Carrigan. Hugh
Bradley. Hen Meyers and Hack Engie
are lighting for Jake Stahis frst bass
berth on the Boston Americans.
Ragon. one Of Brooklyn'x new pitch
ers. has an nnderhsnd delivery Ike the
one made famous by Iron Man. Ice
MeGinnity. Bill Dahien says hs win
do for fast company.
That dental drop" curve discovered
by Otie Crandail Of the New Fork IN.
tionals requires the aid Of 4 setting
sun and Crandaii's gold tooth. With
which he flashes a ray into a batter's
eye, binding him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
MAN FOR THE wEEK.
TIME OF I @ WATER.

1r you do % read the NEWS
every dag you will miss q great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

Weather Forecast.
Rain. followed by fair weather
much colder today; Friday generally
fair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23
B. C.
is A VICTOR
Wins Five in All Staten
Island League.
'peota1 10 tha nvmyIyG NEws.

Special tn tha EVENING NEWS.
Mariners Harbor, s. J., March %:
The Aurora Bowling Club became
a victor In last nights games of the
All Staten Island Bowling League
series rolled here. 1t won FIVE out
of nine games from the Mariners
Harbor members, taking two out OF
three games in each of the individ-
ual and two-man contests and win
ming a game In the three-man
match.
But four rounds Of games remain
to be rolled. The schedule will end
a week from today. The scores last
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-23

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