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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
SMALL FIRE IN
VARN|SH PLANT
Ferdinand Wetterberg Burns
His Hands Severely.

Ferdinand Wetterberg, president
of the New Jersey Wood Finishing
Company, had both hands seriously
burned while saving the concerns s
plant from destruction by fire short
ly after 10 o'clock this morning. A
large pot of varnish became ablaze
in the melting room of the plant,
which is located in Lehigh avenue,
near Clifford street, and an alarm of
fire was sounded from box SO, at New
Brunswick avenue and Elm street.
At the same time Mr.. Wetterberg
was dragging the blazing pot from
the structure into the yard sur
rounding the plant.
Fire companies made good time
getting to the scene and streams of
chemicals and water were played on
the pot and the frame building near
by Something seemed to be wrong
with the Indicator In Washington
Hose and Chemical Company's house,
as it showed No. IA, at Kearny ave-
nue. and Gordon street, to which place
the Washington apparatus was ta
ken.
The fire was stated to be due to
the warm weather, which caused the
varnish to foam up and run down the
sides of big metal pot. 1t ran into
fire and blaze followed. Mr. Wet
terberg showed pluck In dragging
the warm pot with its blazing con-
tents from the melting room into the
yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
TWO VETOES BY
THE: GOVERNOR
Camden Charter Bill and
North PIaiRfield SsWsr.
epecfal to the EVENING NEWs.

Trenton, July THE veto of the
Camden charter bill, senate 2S5, by
Senator Bradley, and of the North
Plainfeld sewage disposal plant bill,
senate 301, by Senator Frelinghuy-
sen, was announced today by Cover
nor Wilson. The Camden measure
Is disapproved on the ground that as
drawn it applies to all cities in this
state and is therefore held to be de-
fective. The North Plainfield bill,
which was bitterly fought by some
of the municipalities near that town,
tains proyiso curtailing the health
protection powers of the State Board
of Health.
The Veto Memorandum.
The veto memorandums are as fol-
lows: Senate bill No. 285. / under
stand that this measure was drawn
by a full commission of gentlemen
who devoted their prolonged and
thoughtful attention to the task of
producing form of government
which would more nearly meet the
needs Of the city of Camden than its
present form of government does. 1t
Is with the greatest influence that
have come to the conclusion that
ought not to sign the bill because
my strong inclination was to give the
people of Camden their choice with
regard to accepting or rejecting the
plan devised by their committee. But
unfortunately the bill is drawn In
terms which make it applicable to
every city of the state instead OF
merely the city of second class, the
class to which Camden belongs.
am obliged to judge 1t not local,
but as a general measure affecting
the whole state.
GAS general measure it seems
to me very defective, embodying nc
substantial reform of the conditions
which at present render governments
Of our cities SO cumbersome and so
amiable to private control. / have
therefore thought it my duty to with
hold my signature.
Senate Bill No. sol.
Senate bill No. sol. This is a
bill drawn to relieve local sttua-
ton, but under the requirements OF
the state constitution 1t is, of course
drawn in general terms and might
apply, should similar conditions
arise elsewhere, to other placer than
North Plainfeld. 1t Is very unfortu-
nate, therefore, that a proviso should
have been introduced into the bill
which is SO framed as to be Of doubt
full construction with regard to the
powers of the State Board Of Health
to safeguard the public health in the
premises.
81 have consulted the attorney
general with regard to the construc-
ton of this proviso. 1t seems to me
to curtail perhaps very seriously the
powers of the State Board of Health
conferred after long experience OF
public necessity by series of care
fully constructed statutes. This
seems to me to be unwarranted and
will on account of this proviso that
/ must withhold my signature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
ALLGAIR GETS
HEARING TODAY
Judge DAILY Postponss Dsci-
sion for a Week.
Special to ths EVENING NEWA

New Brunswick, July 7:-Former
Senator ]. Boyd Avis, Of Gloucester
county, appearing for the Sayreville
w. G. T. u, raised the legal question
in court today that Judge Daily had
no right to grant license to Joseph
Allgair, of Sayreville, whose applica-
ton for a wholesale liquor license
was being heard, until February 27,
1919. Mr.. Avis's contention was
based on the Bishop Law, which, the
lawyer averred, held that no license
could be granted to any man. or es-
tablishment, when license had been
revoked within year previous. On
February 27, 1910, former Judge
Lyon, of Perth Amboy, refused re-
newal Of Allgair's inn and tavern
license after a heat war between the
applicant and the Sayreville w. G.
T. U.
Senator George s. Silzer appeared
for the applicant this morning and
argued that the Bishop Law said
that similar license could not be
granted within the year If previous
application had been denied.
Judge DAILY postponed the hearing
one week to look up the law in ques-
ton There were a number of wit
nesses In court, but none were heard.
Allgair has presented petition sign
ed by 257 prominent Sayreville mon
favoring the application.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
FRANCE WOULD
BAR GERMANY
Opposed to Her Occupancy
of Morocco Town.
Special bu United Press Wire.

Paris, July 7:-France will OPP
pose Germany's continued occupan-
cy of Agdair on the south Atlantic
coast of Morocco or any other point
on the Atlantic coast of Morocco.
This notification Jules Bandon,
French ambassador at Berlin, will
carry back to Berlin after a confer
ence with the French foreign office.
Bandon is under instructions to de-
mand an explanation of Germany for
her activities in Morocco and to rep
resent that France more than Eng
land cannot allow Germany to es-
tablish herself on the Moroccan At
lantic coast
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
BELIEVE THEY
ARE MARRIED
Letter Reveals elimination
of Romance al Thsair'.

According to a communication
sent to Superintendent John Bull
winkle, of the Proctor's theatre, Miss
Lottie O'Brien and Arthur Bundy, =
former moving picture operator IN
the theatre, are married and the for
mer ticket seller at the play house is
on her way to Indiana to join Mr.
Bundy.
There is every reason to believe
the couple have become married Sc
cretly, yet Constable James F.
O'Brien, father of the girl, states
that such is not the case. Mr., Bundy
and Miss O'Brien have often been
seen together about this city. About
six weeks ago an EVENING NEWS
representative while aboard a troll
ley car overheard a conversation be-
tween a party of girls, in which it
was stated Miss OBrien and Mr..
Bundy would soon elope.
On Monday last Miss O'Brien did
not appear to attend to her duties
selling tickets at the theatre and
shortly before noon superintendent
Bullwinkle received communica-
ton signed by Miss o. Brien, in which
she rendered her resignation and
stated she was on her way to 1ndi-
ana to join her husband. 1t was then
presumed she was on her way to
meet Mr. Bundy at the home of his
parents in Bloomington, Indiana.
When a reporter told Mr.. O'Brien,
the girls father, about the letter OF
resignation, he emphatically denied
that she was married and refused TO
have it published. stating he wanted
no disgrace brought upon his family.
He declared he had brought his fam
lily up right and would continue along
the same lines in the future. He de-
clared his daughter had a disagree
ment with Mr. Builwinkle on Satur-
day and came home crying He
states he then ordered her to sign
and that she did so.
The romance of this couple fhad
its begA ~ in RSccte4E~treat ire
md 1andS Nr; opsfa5s9 egae2
severed connections with the Proctor
concern several months ago. Miss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
.EXCURSION|STS
ARE IN A PANIC
special BIZ United Press Wire.

HFtbU
New York, July 7:-Women and
children were trampled upon and a
number slightly injured in a panic
on the steamer Grand Republic at
Coney Island today. The steamer,
with a big party of excursionists
from Yonkers, N. Y, smashed into q
submerged obstacle. The rocking
and crash scared the excursionists
and there was mad rush for the
boats. Captain Carmen and the crew
restored order and headed into Stee-
p1echase Park pier where all hands
were landed. No one was badly
hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
STATE STREET AGAIN \
CROWDED WITH PEOPLE

State street observed again last
night with the Goodwill Fife and
Drum Corps marching up and down
the newly lighted thoroughfare. 1t
was the second observation of the
opening of the YGreat White Way"
Another similar event will take place
tomorrow night AS result Of the
illumination crowds of people
thronged the street last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
j. KEARNY RICE is
NAMED RECEIVER
specfal bu United Press Wire.

Special BY United Press Wire.
Trenton, July 7:-Judge Relstab,
of the United States circuit court, to-
day appointed J. Kearny Rice, of
New Brunswick, receiver to the Ball
& Wood Company, of Elizabethport.
The court also allowed an order to
show cause on July 18 why the re-
ceivership should not be continued.
The company manufacture 81 ion
ary engines. The complain +, was
filed by Joseph R. GreenwoST of
New York. Rice filed bonS of
100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
TEMPERATURE
TO BE LOWER
Cooler Weather Promised
by Washington Bureau.
Special By United Press Wfre.

Washington, July 7:-Lower tenn
perature throughout the greater
part of the conutry was the hopes
held out by the weather bureau to-
day Weather forecasters predict
cooler weather tonight throughout
the New England states and showers
In most of the Southern states.
Warmer weather is predicted for
Michigan.
Fresno, Cal, was the hottest city
during the last twenty-four hours
with maximum temperature of 104.
Baker, Ore, and North Whiama,
Wash, were the coolest, with a min
imum temperature of "A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
C0NNEAU WINS
BIG AERO RACE
Covered Distance of $50
Miles Touching Four Euro
pean Nations.
$4,000 IN PRIZES
Actual Flying Time Was 23
Hours, 22 Minutes
80 Seconds.
Special By United Press Ware.

Paris, July 7:-Ensign Conneau,
flying under the name of Adre Gau-
mont, won the great European cir
cult race, flying from Calais to the
Yincennes aerodome, 156 miles, in
three hours and twenty-five minutes.
The total distance of the nine stages
OF the race, which took in four ma
tions. was nearly $50 miles and Con-
neau's actual flying time was twenty
three hours, twenty-five minutes and
thirty-nine seconds. His prizes will
total more than $4,000, chief OF
which is $4,000 offered by the Paris
Journal, under the auspices of which
the meet was held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
BIG STEAMER
ON THE ROCKS
Special bp United Press Wire.

Los Angeles, July with 29O
passengers aboard the steamer Santa
Rosa, running between San Fran
cisco and Santiago, went on the rocks
today near Point Conception and is
in a dangerous position. Two schoon-
ers are standing by prepared TO take
off the passengers and crew ,t-heees-
sary.
Wanted-Good driver, PERTH Amboy
Supply Co., foot of Division St.
2252S-7-6-1t*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
TOURISTS
REACH CHICAGO
Special by United Press Wire.

Chicago, July THE ocean-to-
ocean tourists arrived here and will
leave tomorrow for the west. The
party is composed of ten machines
with four persons to car. The tour
lists left Atlantic City June "a and
expect to cover At states. They will
return to the east from San Fran
cisco by train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
BRYAN SAYS RULE OF
COLD, NOT GOLDEN RULE
srecidl By Uqited Press Wire.

ot6Ctdt W CFtISu fTboS HHos
Kalamazoo, Mich, July Judge
Gary must have meant the rule of
gold instead of the golden rule" said
William j. Bryan today concerning
the formation of the International
Iron and Steel Institute. "If the sug-
gested combination works under the
same principles as the steel trust,
while the capitalization is more than
half water, the judge is unfortunate
in speaking of the golden rule in con-
nectton with 1t. He ought to study
his Bible at once"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
The Ideal Outing Is To
LONG BRANCH, N. ].

where, in connection with giant
monolith ocean pier, that one of
the wonders of the age, is going mp,
this fashionable resort now has
great amusement park at Ocean
Park. Free admission, free band
concerts, free big spectacular feat
ures, free fireworks Saturday nights
and holidays and so other attrae-
tions, including mile scenic railway.
Good train service via c. R. R. of
N. j. and Penn. r. R. Trips may
also be made by trolley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
Congressman Mitchell Is Dead.

Lawrence, Kans., July 7:-Con-
gressman Alexander e. Mitchell, of
Kansas, died here today the ultimate
result of an operation for stomach
trouble. He was taken i'll two weeks
after his entrance into congress last
March.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
NOTICE.

Members of Ladies' Society Fre-
mad are requested to meet at Wash
ington Hall, Saturday July Sth at 2
O'Clock p. m. to attend the funeral
of Owe Poulsen, of Elm st.
22536-7-7-1t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
GOVERNOR WILSON Is
D0GKED THREE DAYS

Trenton, July When Governor
Wilson received his June salary
check he found 1t docked three days
pay for time he had spent outside
the state during which Senator Ack-
erman acted as governor. The gov
ernor was surprised and took the
matter up with the state comptroller.
The purpose Of the conference was
to reach a definite basis as 10 the
salary matter when he is out Of the
state
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07

Badgers are fast becoming extinct.
The Lauer Drug Co. has special
sale on Badger Shaving Brushes of
excellent quality. Smith and State
Sts 22534-7-7-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07

Full of smoke 20 delight the most
exacting. Buy your cigars at the
Lauer Drug Co. Agency United Ci~
gar Stores Co., Smith and Stats SITS.
22534-7-7f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
HOUSE TO LET.

A seven room house with every
modern improvement on Kearny ave.
from July 10th to 18th. Apply 173
High st. 7-1-tf*
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
GRAND JURY HANDED
IN SEVEN INDICTMENTS
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, July THE
grand jury handed In seven indict-
ments yesterday to Judge Daily, but
there were no bills found against the
weather man or the city officials of
this city, it is understood. The city
officials were charged with allowing
the Public Service Corporation to
tear up the principal street here, re-
gardless of traffic. Everyone knows
What the weather man did.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
Oldl -. p Q,
Aid Hebrew Societies.

Fifty dollars was appropriated TO
the Hebrews societies, to assist in
defraying the expenses of securing
a band and entertaining the same on
Independence Day. Tube Diamond
was present last night and called the
meetings attention to the fact that
it had been decided, at previous
meeting, so as to assist the Hebrews
providing there we're funds In the
treasury when all claims were paid.
On motion of Martin Momberg,
seconded by Edward ]. Mccormick,
who acted as chairman in the alb
sence of Mayor Albert Bollschweiler,
1t was decided to pay V. P. Christof-
ferson $25 for services rendered as
secretary of the committee during
the first two weeks. Mr.. Christoffer-
son had submitted a. bill for 81 90,
which was laid On the table. Mr..
Momberg seconded the nomination
of Clerk LaRoe to succeed Mr.. Chris
Jefferson, when the change was
made some weeks ago.
Mr.. Christofferson went to consid-
erable time and expense, 1t Is said,
while officiating. He sent out many
netters and invitations, all of which
Vere in typewritten form. There
was no opposition to the motion, all
those present voting AYE" on the
motion. Those present were: Frank
Stas, Martin Momberg, Tube Dia-
mond, Emil Sameth, Alto B. Hart
wig, e. J. Mccormick and Clerk
aRoe.
Votes of Thanks.
Several members of the committee
md others interested in the move
hent, were accorded warm votes of
Ianks by resolutions or motions
fast night. Mayor Albert Bollsch-
weller, who acted as chairman of the
executive committee and raised
hearty $1,400 for the celebration,
twas voted triple vote of thanks"
and given warm praise for his eff
forts, by the members present last
evening. The newspapers and rep
Hresentatives of the press were close
second to the mayor In the warm
vote of thanks bestowed upon them.
>Arthur Reichman, member of the
press committee, made a motion to
this effect and it was seconded on
all sides.
City Clerk Wilbur LaRoe, who
Continued on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07

Automobiles for rent. sexton, 73
Smith st. Phone 181. 2o097-4-1 1-tfs
Automobiles FOR n1re. Phone Isl,
day or night. Sexton, 20 Smith ST.
20097-4-l1-tf'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-07
HOME FOR AGED.
GIVEN SURPLUS
July 4th Committee Last
Night Donate Money Left
Over to Institution.
SHOW WHERE FUNDS WENT
Practically Wind Up Affairs
In Connection With Safe
and Sane Celebration.

Several members of the executive
committee, in charge of the safe
and sane" celebration on July 4, met
last night at city hall and audited
bills and extended votes of thanks
to various chairmen. After all the
bills were compiled and audited, it
was decided on motion of Emil Sam
eth to donate the balance on hand,
at the conclusion Of the treasurer
work, to the Home for the Aged.
The balance will be in the neighbor-
hood of s140. The motion was sec
onded by Arthur Reichman and was
unanimously carried.
Statement of Committe.
Treasurer Sameth submitted a re-
port and check last night showing
balance on hand of $483.14 to which
$40 was adder as receipts of the
evening. Following Is the detailed
. statement of the resources and liza
\bilities in connection ,-'-', the cele-
Eration.
Audited and Ordered Paid.
v. P. Christofferson,
postage, etc. .......$ 10.00
To Wilbur LaRoe, printing,
etc. oo'oo
To Frank Neer, fireworks,
flags, etc. .........-. b31.Zo
To Richard A. Calvin,
music, etc. .......... 775.00
reu Otto B. Hartwig, two
banQuets for boys band 10000
To P4Eker House, 1000
saniAry cups ......... 1900
TO MIS-. Laursen, feeding
children 6lz.fo
To auto prizes, to city hos
p1tal fo.oV
To Packer House, banquet
to 16 guests ......... b1.10
To Hebrew societies, part
expenses ............. b0.OO
Probable Claims.
To E. J. Mccormick, incl
dentals 7.50
To Chronicle, printing $50
To Evening News, printing ZOO
To auto committees sec
retary 5.oo
To V. P. Christofferson,
services rendered 49,. $500
To Liddle and Pfeiffer,
coaches hired ........ $500
To contractor John c. DON
ehue, two stands ..... 63. 90
~ uHome for the Aged. 1899
|otal s2,3s1.64
Receipts From All Sources.
Casl>rsff hand, July 1910 5 2S9. IA
Collected by Mayor Boil
schweiler 1,394.50
CITY of Perth Amboy ... 10000
Collected by Frank Stas 31.O0
Collected by Emil Sameth 47.00
Collected from various
sources 1000
Total .$2,331.64
Aid Hebrew Societies.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-14
Data For Anti Saloon League High Ii
cense Essay Contestants

The Anti Saloon League OF Mary
land, in order to prevent annoyance
of public officials by requests for the
obviously necessary information and
to give those outside of Baltimore a
fair chance in competing for the
Thousand Dollar $1,000 prizes Of
lered for the best essays on what it
costs Baltimore to obtain its million
dollars of annual high license revenue,
has prepared a sheet giving the num-
bers OF saloons, the amount OF revenue
received from the liquor traffic and ali
other sources, the cost OF the mainten-
ance OF jails, almshouses, etc. the
number OF arrests and much other in
formation OF value. Any person de-
string to enter the contest can OBJ
tame this information sheet and full
particulars by addressing,
The Anti Saloon League OF Maryland,
So2 American Bldg, Baltimore, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-14
Cure Your Kidneys
Do Not Endanger Life When An Elktor
Citizen Shows You The Cure

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the agonies OF kidney complaint. back
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Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
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the help they need to perform their
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If you have any, even one, of the
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States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-14
Solves A Deep Mystery

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tom OF my heart" wrote c. B. RAIDER
OF Lewisburg, w. Va, ''ior the Won
derful double benefit | got from Elec-
trio bitters, in curing me OF both Sc
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jaundice and to rid the system OF kid
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-14

for the exercise of some OF this en-
ergy can be found than the oyster in
dustry, for in that is Baltimore more
deservedly known and advertised than
its great oyster industry and to what
subject can it better devote its atten-
ton"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-14
JANUARY SPECIALS

10 move quickly we making very low prices
on broken lost Of goods this month.