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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
SOUTH RIVER

Miss Elsie ziegert, of New York,
was the Sunday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ziegert.
Miss Margaret Quinn will enter
tain the Lady of Victory Social Club
at her home in Washington street
Friday night of this week.
Miss Florence Emmons, of James
burg, was entertained Sunday as the
guest of Miss Beulah Stuits.
The funeral of Tina Soft, the lit
tie girl who was burned to death at
her home in SayrevilIe Friday morn
ing, was held on Sunday afternoon
from st. Mary's Polish Catholic
church. Undertaken Rogers had
charge and made the interment in
the Polish cemetery.
Miss Alice Fee was II Sunday
guest of Miss Catherine SamscL Of
Sayreville.
mFss-ossasfcs ron, or sayregI1le.
was the guest of her sister, Miss
Lille Holton, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Wright and
daughters, Mabel and Edna. were
present at the evening service in
Brunswick, Sunday evening
EiIC JSlSSu. VI AttNntfE IASA-
lands, was a Sunday visitor at his
parents home in the borough.
Mrs. Frank Rupp will entertain
the Circle of Kings Daughters at
her home on Wednesday night.
Miss Mabel Manahan. who has
been visiting at the home OF Miss
Genevieye ~Buckwatter, of Camden,
has returned home.
1t was a bold burglar who went
through the bottiing shop of George
Allgair Sunday afternoon. The at
tempted theft was discovered later
and from all appearances the burglar
was looking for money as the cash
register was broken, but nothing
else tempered with. Fortunately
there had been no money left in the
register.
Mrs. Casper Broger is GONZALES
cling from an operation made neces-
sary by accidentally bursting a blood
vessel in her side.
Contractors Melee and Bruno are
wording at the foot of Main street
on a portion of the sewer trunk.
The new gas producers and gas
engines at the power house will be
tested Thursday by the manufac-
turers before a delegation of Dor
ough officers including Mayor Mark,
Chief Engineer William Robinson
and Resident Engineer Billings.
Ira T. Seryiss, of Hudson Heights,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs,
John H. Servigs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
SOUTH AMB0Y

Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingraham
of Second street, yer Newark visi-
tors yesterday.
A. j. Miller, OF Main street, was
an out of town visitor yesterday af-
ternoon.
Daniel Gaub, Of Cheeeequake,
was a South Amboy visitor last
night.
David Compton, a former resident
of this city, but at the present time
residing in the Soldiers Home at
Kearny, was a South Amboy visitor
yesterday.
Miss Mary Schantz, of John street
was an u of town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Philip Jacobs, of Stevens
avenue, will move from South Am
boy to New York city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. I. Turner, of
Broadway, spent yesterday afternoon
out of town.
Henry Ely, of Pine avenue, was a
Matawan visitor yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Reyes and chill
dren, of Stockton street, returned
home yesterday afternoon, after
spending Sunday and Monday fore
noon with friends in Newark.
Mrs. Robert Thorpe, and son, of
First street, were out of town WISH
tors yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen, of
George street. spent yesterday at
ternoon out of town.
Mrs Jacob Buckalew wished the
correspondent of the NEWS in this
city to correct an error in the issue
OF the NEWS of November II, in
which the New Brunswick ORE
spondent of the EVENING NEWS
says that the father of Jacob Buck
alew, Jr., who was before Judge
DAILY, was in Jail. This was incor-
rect, as her husband was not in jail
at that time.
The Young Peoples c.. b. Society
of the Presbyterian church have ar
ranged for another entertainment to
be held Tuesday evening, November
28. They have secured the services
of Zenola MacLaren, who will pre-
SEM that famous comedy, "The Man
From Home" No doubt from what
we learn of the ability of the enter
tainer, this entertainment will be
one of the best of the season
=. =. Apologize, of Red Bank,
was a South Amboy visitor yester-
49, NV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
STEEL PROBE HITS sNAG.
Antitrust Suit Hssd a. Bar to Hauss
Inquiry.

Antitrust Suit Held ~ Bar to House
Inquiry.
Washington, Nov. 21.-The stanley
committee is up against y snae. and Il
Is quite possible that IT. investigation
Of the United States Steel corporatf0n
will be indefinitely postponed. Rich
ard v. Linda bury. counsel FOR the cor.
poration, Is the man who. nguratively
speaking, threw a monkey wrench into
the cogs OF the machinery.
When the committee met tor thu
first time since the latter part OF Aus
gust, Mr.. Lindabury entered 1 formal
objection to the continuance OF the
hearing In view OF tina fact that tho
government had begun suit against the
steel corporation. He said tibet Il
would be unfair, unjust and nnprece.
dented for the committee to go on ~
1t had intended when another branch
OF the government was trying to
strengthen It's case against the defend
ant corporation.
At the conclusion OF the session
Chairman Stanley gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
1.-THE members OF the COMMITTEES pres-
ent unanimously decided TO reserye
final decision until the assembling Of
tic 1uii membership or rhe COMMITTEE
Meanwhile the committee will proceed
TO examine the witnesses already sum
n1ened to testify on the subjects relnh
Ing to the violations OF the various In
t~erstate m acts as directed By
the resolution of the house,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
SEWAREN

The Rev. Won Ami, who has been
In charge Of st. Johns church for
more than a year, has given up this
parish and accepted a call to Bur-
net, N. Y.
The Kings Daughters met yester-
day with Miss Stoddard.
Miss Georgia Beam spent Sunday
with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Luffbury and
little son, of Elizabeth, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and MRS. Theodore
Beam.
The Club Bridge held at Mrs.
Higgins last Friday was a pleasant
affair. Miss Louise Gimbernat won
the ladies' prize and Mr.. Craske the
mems prize.
The large bulldog, Nose, belong
ing to j. c. Hutchinson, has been
disposed of as the dog had been all
ing for some time and last week
showed signs of something more SER
ious than distemper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
CRANBURY

A theatre party composed or town
ladies attended the matinee produc-
ton of the white Sister" at the
Broad Street theatre. Trenton. Sat
uraay. Those who went were Mrs.
N. F. Clayton, Mrs. r. p Stillwell,
Miss Margaret Hanning, Mrs. George
B. Mershon, Mrs. Anna Spaulding,
Mrs. e. 8. Barclay, Mrs. Earl Wilson,
Mrs. 8. Fl. Perrine.
Mrs. H. G. Symmes attended a
Weekend tea at the home of Miss
Kate Steen, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Abram Voorhees, Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Elias Suits, in
Newark.
Mrs. L. D. Huntington entertained
a party of friends at a weekend
supper.
Miss Catherine Dey, Of Rights
town, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Minnie Sutton.
The Rev. Adolos Allen has return
ed from a months vacation spent in
Virginia and other places, and on
Sunday occupied his pulpit in the
Second Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Annie Petty Is visiting her
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21

and Mrs. Frank Wickoff. Of Free
hold.
Prof. Franklin j. Miller, Of Pat
terson, N. r., will give a humorous
lecture and recital On James Whit
comb Riley's poems In the First
Presbyterian chapel Thursday even
ing, November 20.
Mrs. Ernest Pullen and daughter,
Virginia Hazelhurst, of spotswood,
are spending a week with Miss Elva
C~hamberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c.. Wilson and
SON James spent Sunday with Al. a..
Wilson and family In Hightstown
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
PRESIDENTS COLD BETTER.

White HOUSE Physician Orders Patient
to Stay indoors.
Washington, Nov. I.-Fr-siaent Tart
and Secretary Hills are both suffering
with colds. Mr.. Taft's condition, 1t
was said at the White House, Is some
what improved.
Major Delaney, the White House
physician, said hts patient was much
better and only needed to stay indoors
and remain qniet for awhile to throw
the cold Off entirely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
MAINE BOARD IN HAVANA.
Army and Navy Officers Will Visit
Wreck Today.

Army and Navy Officers VIII Visit
Wreck Today.
Havana, Nov. 21.-The board of navy
and engineer officers, which is to in
spect the wreck of the battleship Maine
with a view to fixing the blame for the
explosion, which sent the vessel to the
bottom Of the harbor In 1898, has ar
rived here. Owing to heavy rains they
have not yet visited the scene of the
wreck, but it is probable that thay will
do SO today.
Captain Ferguson, who is In charge
of the task Of raising the hull, has
prepared a model of the ship as 1t now
appears and which shows how the diff
fsrent portions of the ship were torn
apart by the force of the explosion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
CAN TAX BANK STOCK.
Court Rules Trus value, Net Book
vsius, 10 Basis of Assessment.

vsius, 10 Basis of Assessment.
Trenton, N. J., Nov. 21.-The court
Of errors and appeals sustained the
ruling OF the supreme court that the
national bank stock In this state
should be taxed at Its true or exchange
value and not at it's book value. The
ruling, which reversed the Judgment
of the state board of taxation, was OBJ
tsined by the city of Newark in four
suits involving tho taxation of stock
In -four different national banks.
A peculiar feature of the decision is
that while In the larger cities. where
the big financial Institutions OF the
state are located, the rule win increase
the taxes upon national bank stock, 1t
viii have a contrary effect In some of
the smaller municipalities. The court
OF errors. In Its opinion by Justice
Parker. emphasized the fact that the
market value Of stock il not an invari-
able criterion as to true value.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
son and family In Bristol.

son and family in Bristol.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vim
cent last week.
A fine English hare Weighing ten
pounds was recently shot by Mat
thew Reynolds.
Miss Clara Bergen has been con-
fined to her home for a week with a
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Baird Dawson
had as their guests recently Mrs.
William Smock and daughters Alice
n Lillian, Mrs. Clarence Littel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
THANKSGIVING CANTATA
GIVEN AT WOODBRIDGE
spscsol 20 tas EVENING wsws.

Woodbridge, Nov. 21:-Next Sun
day evening the choir OF the Pres
byterian church will give a cantata,
entitled Song of Thanksgiving"
under the direction of their presen-
tor. Louis Potter, with Mrs. Seth
Lockwood organist, and will be as
sisted by the soprano ~soloist, Miss
Margaret Lockwood. The members
OF the choir are: Mrs. Fl. A. Happen,
Mrs. J.. Breckenridge, Mrs. Green
hautt, Misses Bessie Daily, Nellie
Torch, Lillian Hirner, Marian Nc
Even, Marguerite, Claire and Helen
Pfeiffer. Mary Stewart, Carrie King,
Cora Shaner, Bonnylin Padget, Rev.
r. w. Mark, j. K. Breckenridge,
Asher Randolph, Howard Huber,
Mr.. GreeEhault.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
FORMER WOODBRIDGE
RESIDENT Is DEAD

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Nov, 21:-Fred
Hughes, formerly a resident of
Woodbridge and well known through
the township as a carpenter, died at
his late home in Croton Saturday
morning after several months of ILL
ness. He is survived by a widow
and son. Mr.. Hughes was a member
of several lodges here, but failed to
keep up in dues.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
CHARACTERS IN
THE NEW PLAY
kingwood Committee in
Charge of Show Has Meeting.

Woodbridge, Nov. 21:-The show
committee appointed by the King
wood Athletic Club to arrange for
the play to be given In Masonic Hall
December IA, held a meeting at the
club rooms In Green street last
night.
The cast of characters for the
play is as follows: Colonel Thad-
deus Crane, Harvey Kelley: Dorothy
Crane, his daughter, Josephine OH
menhiser; Chauncey Chiffon, Peter
Jensen; Arthur Maitland, Barron
Schoder; Harry Brown, Stewart
Schoder; Milly Brown, Maude Scho-
der; Rev. Ormsby. Arthur Peterson;
Mrs. Sheffield, Stella Kelley; Mollie,
a servant, Leona Farrell; Jones, ex-
pressman, Robert Gfllis; O'Flynn,
patrolman, Alfred Larkins; Rudolph
Bauer, Peter Greiner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
N%EIGHBORlNG W
MAC QUEEN GAVE
LECTURE I'M SOUTH AMB0Y
spsoial 20 the EYENfNG NERg.

Special TO the EVENING WE'VE.
South Amboy, Nov. 21:-Peter
MacQueen gave his lecture on the
Land and Game of Darkest Africa"
last night. A fair audience was
present. The illustrations of the
scenery, the natives, the animals
and different kinds of birds were
fine -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK is
OPENED AT SOUTH RIVER
sp.osal to sAs EVENING VIVA

South River, Nov. 21:-A Postal
Savings Bank was this morning
started in conjunction with the post
office here, after a fight OF several
months for the privilege of COM
mencing such a savings institution
in this place. Most of the credit
for the winning of the fight is given
to Samuel Gordon, postmaster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
WILL CONSIDER
Y0UNC'S BILL
Special Committee to Meet
in South River Tomorrow.
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South River, Nov. 21:-The Spe-
cial committee appointed by Mayor
Mark to adjust a claim of Engineer
w. w. Young, amounting to ST.
833.78, will meet tomorrow night in
borough hall. The session promises
to be an interesting one An effort
will be made by the committee to
determine why the eve system has
not been completed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21

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to the Door of Opportunity is Ready Money
This gives the ability to make an initial invest
ment or to provide support while awaiting the
productive period of 8 new enterprise.
Valuable opportunities are constantly lost,
merely from lack Of Ready Money" to use at
the right time. Protect yourself-and provide
for the time when a cash fund will be absolutely
essential by SAVING NOW.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
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BLAMES cANN0N's CIGAR.
Rakish Tilt Of E~x-spssksr's stssls
Caused Dsfsat, Clergyman says.

Rockford. Ill, NOV. 21.-Uncle Joe
lCannonss cigar fs to blame for Repub-
lican losses In recent elections, accord
Ing to the Rev. 7. B. Thompson. a cler-
gyInan of this city. He says the rak
ish angle of the former speakers cigar
must be altered II any hope for Repub-
Iscan success ia 1912 is to be entertain
ed. This is the minister's dope:
at was not the progressive cause
primarily that defeated Cannon for the
spsakership. 1t vas the p~ugnacious
tilt of that stogle. 1t is the congress
sional red Gag 1t Is a chip carried
on the shoulder Of conservatism"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
Fidelity Trust Co.

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Department for any sum from So up.
4 per cent. on amounts up to and including
81 900.
By per cent. on amounts in excess of 81, 900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21

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put an advertisement In our ~
change column
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21
q OF

Public notice is hereby given that
1t Is the intention of the Council of
the City OF Perth Amboy to pass an
ordinance to work Conyery place.
from Brace avenue to New Bruins
wick avenue, to the established
grade, and that it is the intention Of
the Council to introduce said ordi-
nance at the regular meeting to be
held on Monday, the fourth dag OF
December, nineteen hundred and
eleven.
WILBUR LARGE.
City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-21

EVENING NEWS overs the nala
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RECALL THE JUDGES,
URGES GOV. OSBORN

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 81.
Governor Chase S. Osborn of
Michigan has furnished the Ma
tional Progressive Republican
league an argument in support of
the recall of judges. The Mich
igan legislature recently passed a
bill repeating the requirement
that supreme judges shall reside
at the capital. Governor Os-
born vetoed this bill for. the
reason that the judges on a pre-
vious occasion had agreed in con-
sideration of an increase in their
salaries-that they would reside
at the capital. In his veto mes
sage Governor Osborn said among
other things:
This bill has been 1obbied for
actively by members of the SUI
preme court, actuated by selfish
purposes. While this may be
their privilege, 1t indicates the
finite character of our courts and
proves to my mind that any re-
call law that might be enacted
would not be amiss."
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FOUNDER OF BISMARCK
BURIED YESTERDAY

c. G. Miller, practically the
founder of Bismarck, which is now
part of Tacoma, was buried yes
terday. He came to Tacoma In
1881 and took up claim of so
acres where Bismarck now Is To-
Gated. He stayed there and saw
the place develop. He was a re-
ligious man, and as the people
came, he opened Sunday school
and developed it until he finally
built q church.
He was SO when he died, and
leaves a widow and eight children
The funeral was large one, as
the whole of Bismarck turned out.
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Roberto, who lived In the Bull
home and learned the intricacies
of her religion. He said the eff
fort broke him down, physically
and mentally. In his own words:
1.-THE studies gave me poor health
and made me very Impractical
about working"
A dozen others, men and
women, lived in the Bull home
too, and did little but tackle three
meals a day and perform the Yog!
stunts, among which were:
Rubbing Mrs. Bulls furniture
with ammonia and olive oil to
take off it's material hypnotism. u
Parading through the house all
night at 15-minute intervals bear
ing lighted candles to drive out
worldly influences.
Averting the influence in a
'hypnotized lead pencil.
Charming the Sussama Canal
by breathing through the left
nostril till ones personal sussama
was perfected.
A paper on "Bhakti or the
Doctrine of Love-" written by
Mrs. Bull, also figures in the suit.
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Midnight Rites and Very Flossy
lamentations Widows Specially

ALFRED, Me-, May 81. = Oc-
cultism, mysticism and bosh are
delightfully."- mingled in the will
case on trial here. Mrs. Olea
Bull Vaughn, daughter of Ole
Bull, the great Norwegian violin
list, seeks to break the will of her
mother, Mrs. Sara G. Thorpe Bull.
Mrs Bull was the musician
second wife and she died in Janu-
airy. She left 100000. OF this
the daughter got but a fleeing
glimpse, while most of the pile
was lavishly bestowed on a
strange group of psychics-fol-
lowers of bizarre doctrines and
weird rites.
Under the mystic name of Senti
Sara, Mrs. Bull led this group OF
devotees and the testimony thus
far shows che led them through
some mighty funny doings. Mrs.
Vaughn says these rites broke
down the mentality, and physical
health of the disciples = drove
some to insanity and some to
death.
NIB. iDuii cuukhSh hoAho ~
Greenacre, Me-, and "Studto
House," her handsome residence
in Cambridge, Mass, were the
scenes of the psychic orgies of the
Order Of Raja Yogi. A witness,
asked to describe how a student
might reach the supreme stage OF
perfection and become a Raja
Yogi, said:
"The mysterious susanna
Canal, passing from the base OF
the spine to the brain, Is dor
|mant in ordinary persons. Only
In Yogi, or students of Raja Yogi
does it become active. The Kun
|dalina-the element at the base
|of the spine - awakens. The
power begins to ascend to the
brain, passes the Sussama Canal
land overcomes the SUPPLEMENTS
lof nature. II you can make the
current pass through the canal to
the brain, you have solved the
problem of freeing the mind from
matter"
This astonishing reply came
from an Italian barber, Niccolo
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ORDER STRIKERS
BACK TO WORK
tBy United Press Leased WIRE,

(By United Press Leased wire.p
CHICAGO. May 31.-Notices
sent out u union men In the
building industry to return to
work with the steamfitters are
expected to bring a crisis today In
Chicago's 100000 building tic
up, caused by the warfare between
the steamfitters and plumbers.
A joint board of arbitration
composed of representatives OF
the unions and the contractors, de
|cided Monday to stand by the
|steamfitters. This puts the con
tinuance of the tieup squarely vi
to the plumbers.
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AGAIN BREAKS
FROM JAIL

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
VANCOUVER, b. c., May ST.
John Kelly appears to be a second
Jack Shepard. For him stone
walls do not a prison make, nor
iron bars cage. Arrested here
for breaking out of Walla Walla
penitentafy on Sunday, he broke
out of the city Jail and is now
clear of the police. Kelly was
picked up on Friday by Detee-
tives Thompson and O'Grady on
the street here. They recognized
him from description attached
to a $50 reward which the Walla
Walla authorities were offering
for his recapture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-05-31
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THAT the show had "played a long
run in Chicago"-evidently the
same costumes having been used
throughout the long run
To be brief, the play was a
frost, and those who paid the
prices they would have for first
class show were fleeced. Tacoma
people will not give the theater
management many chances to get
their money If they are treated
like that very often.