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TUTTLE BROTHERS COMPANY,
i53 MAIN STREET. C35T

2-RM. FRAME, SOuTH...........Elo $40 90
3-rin. brick. 3rd avc............. sis ga
3-rm. brick, mod. l. ST. furnished. $50 90
9-rm. adobe. y. w. jtwol, each. IS 100
a-rm. r.. 90 pit. mod. r. sth s. r.si7 90
i-rm. br.. pt. mod. :. =, close in. So. 40
i-rm. br.. mod. Sth East. .....-.S 100
i-rm. br., 10th SO. near Mains 90
i-rm. br.. mod. l.. 9th =, close III $50 90
Arm. hT-, mod, j.. 9th :. close in. So 30
arm. br.. mod, J.. Attn :. close in. S2n 90
9-rm. dodh. ter. mod. lst West. S22 90
5-rm. new br. ter. mod. S. W.. So 90
5-rm. doub. ter, mod. Elm ave S23 30
5-rm. pr, mod. 2nd N close in. $50 90
5-rm. r.. d. mod. L. ist So...... $40 90
5-vIn. fr, pt mod. Almond ST.. SIS. 90
5-rm., Z 5th South. SIS 90
5-rm. br.. ut. mod, ;. on w. T. SIG 80
5-rm. br. fiat. mod. new, s. w, T..S2O 90
5-Tm. Or. Aats. mod. L. 9th :. (2)
5-rm. mod bet. End and 3rd W.
I'm. m br.. mod. Dabei avc........ss5 90
G-rn. br.. part mod. ". Ord So. So. 90
G-rU. hr. mod, T.. 9Th So. close in.S25 90
5-rm. br, part mod. :. E........Sl 90
6-Tm. doub. br.. mod. II st....... So 90
s-rm. br.. mod. Wall st........... $40 90
G-rnl. mod. : E., close in C9) each. SIS 90
6-rm. doub Ter. mod, Y: 5rd ave S25 90
.-rm. br. ter, mod. 5th T.. close IN. SS5 90
.-rm adobe & lr-. pt. mod. 6th L. SO 90
7-rm. ter. mod, y. 2nd West. SIS 90
1-rn. entirely mod. res. lst ave. SO 90
,-rm. br.. mod, md East. close S32. 50
S-rm. entirely mod. res. 3rd ave $50. 90
8-rIn- hr.. mod. T.. 5th So. close in.s30 90
S-rm. handsome mod. res. Brig
ham St, beautifully fur; will rent
for : mo- desirable party: owner
retains room .................S $50. 90
s-Iyn. mod. res, Ord East. $50 90
Additional 10 above We have;
Other residence property,
Numerous stoTcrooms. well located.
Desirable Offices.
Apartments. housekeeping rooms.
THE CAMPBELL-CUEESM
REALTY co.
l2 Walker Bank Bldg.
I1Innne. RnI tsOI. Ind 1ntM -,
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FOR RENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MODERN APARTMENT ROOMS. AR
lington. 1st ave. Dowse & Morris. Agt Us
Bell 2lI0. Ind. 90 csi'
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THE LESTER" CENTRALLY Lo-
Gated. ? blocks from city hall. Three
'arge rooms. disappearing beds, steanl
heat. laundry. gas individual screened
norches and basement lockers. Nice
lawns in front and large yard In rear
Rent $50 per month. One apt. only va
cant; rent reduced 10 s25 April ]. Apply
Al once. 125 East eth South. or Bell
phone 145$-N nl92l
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50-room hotel. mod. h. and C. w,
public baths, private baths. nicely FUR
nished; the house Is clean and In first
class shape; Il can be had for $1,000
with very small cash payment; oi
VII trade for real estate.
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OZARK APIS. ROOMS. STEAM
heat s22.50 i5s So. 9th East IA, Sal
Or Turner l0S5-A Independent, p-tS-
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HousEs UNFURNIsHED


S-ROOM MOD; 81 EIGHT EAST, $40 90
7-room mod. 40 So. Sth East. s27.5o
6-room mod. 6il Sixth ave. SIS.
5-room mod. SO Fifth ave. $3.50,
Groom mod, 563 First ave. $25.
6-room mod. 1851 1lth East. $3.50.
5-room mod. Belmont terrace, 2i7-249
Center St, S25.
5-room mod. 30 Chicago ave, Sth West
and North Temple. $20
i-room mod, 53i Lowell court. 5th Il.
between Tth and Sth So, SIS.
4-room apartments 369-7l Rosella St.
3rd West and 6th North. $l7 and Sl5.
Groom, S2S Seso St. Sth East between
9Th and Tth South. SIS.
f-room mod, furnished Ga Sixth ave.
$35
i-room apartment in the York. 3li So
9Th East. $3.50.
S-room apartments. Sharp fats. cor.
South Temple and h SITS. s6j
Store rooms, Empire block, cor South
Temple and First West sts. Reasonable
rent.
r. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
Call Il. Har~ch, Msr. Rental Dept.
10 West lst South.
Both phones sil. cAi4
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ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
Sells hotels and rooming houses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

MODERN S-ROOM FLAT. REDUCED
rental. The Sharp nats. Bell pnSSneSS
556S. Coz
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MASSAGE

THE VERY LATEST UF-Io,, ,,D.Stv;<
massage treatments. vibration ~
vapor. thermal baths ENperienGsu ,ors
jendanis. New York Massage -
IS South Main. upstairs.
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GTOCK RANGH

SlOSh EANIt.
CONTAINING I24o ACRES. wu~
TRADE OR SELL PART OR ALL. '1TTui5 TIy55
LAND LAYS COMPARATIVELY I.pr
Ell. 720 ACRES FENCED WITH
STRAND BARRWlRE CEDAR Pos
FENCE. JS DIVIDED INTO SEvEo'
AL PASTURES. MAKING OVER ~ Trs,;
MILES OF FENCE ON THE PLACE
THERE ARE 670 ACRES UNDER on +
TIVATIoN. SOIL IS OF THE BLA1't9'
LOAN. VERY FERTILE. THERE n
\ RESERVOIR WHICH H0r -;
ENOUGH FOR 200 TO 900 ACRES n,
RAISING THE PRESENT RESERvdv,rI
OR FINISHING ONE WHICH is PAp4
LY COMPLETED ON TIE RANcis
CAN WATER AT LEAST 1000 ACRT5
THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST 3?
THREE HOUSES. ONE TWO-SToH3'
GRANARY. GOOD SHEDS. ONE m
OUR statesmen HAS BEEN ovTt'
THE PROPERTY. CAN FURNISH Ar
INFORMATION DESIRED. IF Sol
BEFORE APRIL ]. WILL CONSTDF;;
SIS. 900.
HALLORAN-J LOAN b reus,
COMPANY,
sos so MAIN ST. PHONES s,,
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50-ROOM HOTEL.
PRICE sioOc-s5oo CASH DOWN.

One of the best locations in the city:
strictly modern. we'll furnished: reason
able rental, including steam heat and
Hot water; 5-ycar lease; cleared $3.50
last month; never on the market before
OWNER TetreS.
50 LARGE SUNNY OUTSIDE ROOMS
on a good corner: MODERN. swell furni-
tTre. PRICE. $1,000: $1,000 CASH is all
YOU need
TRANSIENT HOUSE. nicely furnished /:
rent 81 per room. PRICE. $4,000; good
terms.
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4 nice little transient house OF Is
rooms. mod. low rent, can be had cheap;
Lnc location.
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CABINETMAKER
\. w. LUNDSTROM,
1i3 STATE ST.
rsrN-L-rfs MATE

Repairing and polishing OF furniture
Piano polishing and rcfinishing of bank
store. bar and home furniture. Nothing
cheap. First-class work only Furniture
made to order, ci35
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THE COVEY

THE COVEY.
Three room. Fire proof building, 5 eie
vator service Price reasonable. Ss SSi,
phone 561I. c--e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

4 nice ts-roon house, mod, on Mair
ST, in heart OF city; reasonable, clears
$i5 month.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

SINGLE APARTMENTS ELEGANTLY
furnished: bath privileges. SIS per mo-
The Alexandria. $40 South West Temple
Bell 2SSs. c22o
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II YOU never had "A chance 10 buy n
i good place cheap. listen 10 this: Seven
rooms. mod. lady paid $500 for II; VIII
sacrifice for $500, 800 cash.
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THE COVEY

IN THE AVALON. BEAUTIFULLY
furnished. thoroughly modern i-room
arartment on ground floor: steam heat.
gas range. hot water: close in: very de-
sirable. Inquire three doors east at 236
East Bird South. cs
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8 ROOMS, BATH. GAS RANGE HEAT.
hot water. laundry. front porch and
sleeping porch. janitor. no car fare; S37. 80
per mo- 81 y. 2nd West. Phone 39e6-Y
Inquire So y. End West. c377
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SUITE OF 5 ROOMS: LAKE VIEW
apartments: all conveniences. o7l No.
Main st. Ind. 1892. c5SS
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l2-room modern house: rent E55, FOR
quick sale $500. close In; n sure bargain.
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ROOMS AND BATH; FLAT EVEKf
modern convenience: $3.50 per rnonth'
Fenton flats. 5s North End West. tne: inec
phone IS. Bell s766-Y esV0o
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l0-room transient house in heart OF
city: rent $40; lease years: goes Tor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

THE KEITH
Furnished rooms. single or with bath:
best location IN city. 122 East South
Temple b25T
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FIVE ROOM GROUND FLOOR APART
ment. best locat ton in the city, imme
diate possession. Inquire DayneS.
Main ST. elA53
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5-ROoM MODERN APT. $50 WEST 4TH
South BeN i066-Y boss7
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ROSS &. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
G03 Judge Bldg.
Phones: Ind. 1910: Bell 1921. co9s
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NICE. BROOM. MODERN FLAT. AIS
@rd Eart; s'5. 4. W. McKelIar Co
e3l w End South. bi55G
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STRICTLY MODERN 4-EOOM FLAT.
front porch. newly papered. The Cum
nings. Inquire No. 2. Bell phone 41s9.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs UNFINISHED

) ROOMS. BATH, PANTRY, EbECi hIC
lights cellar; desirable location; cheap
rent TO responsible parties. 6ls 4th ave. ave
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS; cor.
ner 1st ave. and ST.: and toos
apartments. Bell 1881. 7-'
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IF YOU HAVE a FARM TO SELL lie,
me know. 6ls Dooly block. e.
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4-RooM MODERN FLAT IN HOLLY
apartments. 7s2 S. 3rd East se2 per
month. Hoffman Bros. 22 e lst S31en
st. Both phones PA. o9oo
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S-ROOI HOUSE: LARGE LOT. 81. SEE
Williams. $40 Washington ST, c5c7
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
Sells hotels and rooming houses
5o-room hotel. mod. h. and C. w. 2
public baths, I private baths. nicely FUR
nished; the house is clean and IN first
class shape; IL can be had for SioOo.
with very small cash payment; OF
wlll trade for real estate
nice little transient house OF IS
rooms. mod. low rent: can be had cheap;
inc location.
4 nice is-roon house mod, on Main
81, in heart of city; reasonable clears
SIS month.
Il rooms, modern. light housekeeping;
rent $50; can be had for only $500, y
genuine bargain.
II YOU never had chance 10 buy
good place cheap. listen 20 this: Seven
rooms. mod. lady paid $500 for it; VIII
sacrifice for $500; 500 cash.
city: rent $40; lease 3 years: goes for
$3.50.
l2-room modern house: rent |55, for
quick sale $500. close In: sure bargain
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER.
G03 Judge Bldg.
Phones: Ind. 1910: Bell 2227. c59'
BARGAIN.
COMPLETE FINE FURNiTURE AND
ETRTISH5MG , nig OF 6e lsfqoM gT& dEfP APAsI ss5o
COOP COO; LEASE To COOP PARTY.
FRITSCH. @O2 FELT BLDG. PHONES:
BELL 35G7. IND. 7ii. CO.'S
WANTED-TO LOCATE YOU on COOL
dry farm. 3. Scott, land attorney.
fo5-iO6 Boyd Park building. l52 South
MaiI ST. Phones 7i9 Bell. Ind 1871;
DO YOU WANT CAPITAL
For a Start I'm Business?
Are you earnestly desirous OF going Into
business for yourself. either wholesale or
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legitimate busluess2 II you want 10 start
your enterprise without delay send your
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money { once. b2s3
4. y. HUMPHREYS.
IS West 2nd South 81.
Eel 4133. Ind. f154.
50-roou modern hotel. with 5-year
lease-Sl5oo VIII handle.
30 rooms. fair furniture good carpets,
rent $50: lease. It's n bargain a. $500.
You can't afford to overlook this: o.
room transient house FOR $4,000. close 10
Main street, Rent 800: 2-ycar lease
IS rooms in heart OF city, extra good
carpets and furniture $500; hall cash.
l3 rooms. close To Main. light house
keeping, rent $i0-S75O; half cash.
rooms. east OF Main. rent $40; good
furniture and carpets-S750; terms.
Restaurant. well equipped. Seats 80.
Price S40O.
Dandy money-maklns cafeteria Price
right.
a y. HUMPHREYS.
IS West 2nd South 81.
Bell 1888. Ind il3i. c5l5
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MOST DESIRABLE. MODERN. FOUR
room nst: special advantages otaer
fats 70 not have. Second East apts' 10
9nd East. CLOS
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ERNA APT. NO. g.: I ROOMS. WITH
bath: close in Vissing court, 55t SO.
West Temple Bell 33S4-Y. b2a66
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5-RoOM BRICK HOUSE. NEARLY
new: modern. 9e3 w. 2pd So Inquire
liz So. l0th West. Ind phone 297S c49O
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IL rooms, modern. light Housekeeping
rent $50: can bc had for only $500 :
genuine bargain.
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sROOM FLAT. TOP FLOOR. STAUEs
Ter apis, 1s4 L. So. Temple. Dow
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Elegantly furnished two and three
room apartments. with bath. from $25 q
month and up: single rooms. with and
without bath. from SO month and up
Bell phone Ex. ~: Ind. 4177. 1914
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THE COLONIAL

VERY FINE FoUR-RooM FURNISHED
apartment. Cali Bell 4515-NY. b292s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15

Ell Paso, Texas, Feb. 15;-Here-l
with Is presented a picture taken at
San Antonio on February 4 last.
during the military aeroplane ma
|noeuyers. in which NM. Roland G..
|Garros, Rene Barrier and Rene Si-I
mon. members OF the French team
of the International A~viators, Inc,
were pitted against the Third Field
Artillery, u. S. A., from For Sam
Houston, in d realistic mimic war;
fare.
The artillery was stationed three
mffes from the aviation field IN a.
direction unknown to the aviators,
hut not only found their positions,
nut reported their strength and dis
position of men. horses and guns and
made startling accurate reports to
Lieutenant b. ID. Loulois, of the UNI
led 5tates Signal Corps, VINO at
present il the arrays expert aviator.
The Eost remarkable feature of
the Afternoon was that Mons. GarrosI
at no time during his entire flight
was In range of the guns, despite the
fact that he vas at one time close
enough 10 them TO ascertain the
number OF men, etc.
This, army officers admit, shows
the need of aerial guns and an aero.
plane corps IN tks United States
Army, which ut present is totally
without such equipment.
One OF the photographs shows a
battery IN retreat as MoRH. Simon, In
his Baerlos benoRaaue. approaches. a
few minutes later the guns opened
ire nn0ll tha aTankor fTosn d 5aufe
AL aa1ags5ua 0eaitsoa s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
ACCUSED MAN
ABOUT TO WE'D
Walter vanama Stayed Wife,
Officials Say.

Reading, Pa, Feb. 15-When Mat
thew e. Vanaman went to the hospi-
tai for a medical certificate that his
wife had died Of burns she received a
week ago be was charged with her
murder and lodged Ia JAN.
Assistant District Attorney III. T.
Dunn says he will prove that vana-
man, who is only twenty-five years OF
age, deliberately made away with his
wife that he might marry Miss Ella
Wissner, a pretty girl Of good family,
who believed him to be q bachelor.
On the morning Of Feb 6 vanaman,
shouting for help, threw a blazing oil
stove from the window Of his wife's
bedroom. The n%eighbors. hurrying in,
found Mrs. vanaman unconscious in
bed. Her nlghtrobe and most of the
bedclothes had been consumed by fire.
vanaman told them the stove had ex.
ploded and set the bed on fire.
Later Mrs. vanaman died. Her body
was taken to an n~ndertaker's, and
there the coroner found a bullet wound
In her temple. He revealed this fact
only to the district attorney, and MI,
Dunn began d secret Investigation,
with the result that he caused vana-
mans arrest,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
BETTER CHILDREN ITS AIM.
Senator FIint's Bill to Study Juvenile
Conditions Passes Senate.

osnator Flints Bill to Study Juvenile
Conditions Passes Senate.
Washington, Feb. 1b.-The senate
has passed the bill creating a depart
ment to be known as the children's
bureau under the department Of COM
merce and labor. Senator Flint Of
California Is the author of the meas
ure.
The bureau is to be under the direc-
ton Of a chief at a salary of $4,000
q year and lis directed to Investigate
and report On all matters pertaining to
the welfare Of child and child life, and
shall especially Investigate the ques-
ton Of infant mortality, the birth rate,
physical degeneracy, orphanage, 1uve-
nile delinquency and juvenile courts.
desertion. dangerous occupations and
and diseases OF children, en-
pioyment, legislation affecting children
In the several states and territories,
and such other facts as have a bearing
upon the health, efficiency. character
and training OF Children
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
COMMANDER MARBLE DIES.

Teacher at MAYA! College In Newport
Stricken With Apopiexy.
Newport. r. r., Feb. I6.-Commander
Frank Marble, u. S. H., member Of the
teaching staff of the Naval War col
lege here, ID dead.
Commander Marble was stricken by
apoplexy at his quarters and became
unconscious. Though he was removed
to the Naval hospital, ne did not re-
gain consciousness, and his death fol-
lowed. He was a native of New York,
appointed to the Naval academy from
that state In 1884. and hts term at the
War college dated from Nov. 6, 1908.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15

New York, Feb. 15s-Through am
nouncement made In Jersey City u
was learned that Mr.. w. y. n.
Stokes, owner and proprietor OF the
Ansonia Hotel, Broadway and Sieve
enty-third street. was secretly mars
ried to Miss Helen Elwood, OF DEM
yer, on February IL. The bride IL
"a woman of tw~enty-four years. who
has been living at the Ansonia foy
six months.
The announcement OF their mArS
riage was surprising news for thelf
friends, the most amazed of all bes
ing DR.. and Mrs. Hendryx, with
whom Miss Elwood had been MAXI
ing her home at the hotel
Mr.. Stokes is more than twice thu
age OF his bride and has been MAR
Eried before, In 1895 he r1ar-.sx
Miss Rita Acosta. She Is now tho
wife of Philip Llydig. Mr.. Stokes1
young son, who has gained soma
game as an amateur wireless operas
tor. is In Bermuda and has been ins
formed by cable of the fact that III
has "a ster-ntofher
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
DeIuge Of Votes
in the Contest
Eve. News Coupons With
Drawn From Hidden Re-
cesses and Pouring in.

Talk about your binding blizzard Of
votesi You should have been in Philip
levine Col the last two days and the
true definition Of why the Great Iii
brary Contest has taken root SO deeply
in Perth Amboy would be found The
real index to the contest is the EVEN
ING NEWS coupon, and since the day
they were dated to expire at a given
time, it has fairly rained coupons. Some
must have gained the impression that
the blank, or coupons without the dated
Limitation, must be voted also, for per-
feet stacks of them came pouring in.
However, it is just as well to see~them
in the big totals which will appear next
Monday. One enthusiast east 1900
votes with Is vote coupons.
Another large report is due from that
firm, who for many years have ranked
as leaders in the clothing business, Mr..
BRIGGS; all of which is a natural con-
sequence, for the conscientious meth
the conduct Of the business Of this
firm have justly earned the confidence
and esteem Of all. The contest man
facts before alloting the voting priyi-
b " dAy Aiul. II nCItBdAL . AaLlu
in the directory Of business men print
ed every Monday in the EVENING
NEWS, is q guarantee of excellence
and character. At the same time, this
point of merit was earned by these
business men long before the big con-
test made its advent in Perth Amboy.
The stock Of clothing and mems fur
aishings always in evidence at Mr..
q rfa ~ aoc1ao AZ +-~a5o. a.S 49, - ox /
to supply the demands from
he most exaeting te the most hum
ale. Hundreds Of voters are evidently
every day. The contestants
ii are y~ubstantiaIiy represented il the
eports from this store. To win,
you must exceed the results OBJ
aimed by the other fellows, therefore,
of you who have not felt the easy
comfortable and graceful suits purchas-
sble at Mr.. BRIGGS had better get in
he swim and cast the big vote conse-
1uent.
The contest man never tires singing
The praises of his business men, for he
knows what a liberal business policy
means to a community. Growth, pro-
gress, expansion, always can be traced
to these wideawakH sort Of fellows,
who are willing to share some Of their
profits in a cause which tends to re-
dound to the benefit Of the whole peo-
pie or a part Of them. A people should
also be alert to show their recognition
and appreciation. You know when you |
pat a dog on the head you like to see
his tail wag. We all love applause, not
necessarily for the noise it makcs, but
for the spirit and motives that prompts
it. All together now for the big squirt
is near. Put on more speed, for its the
neck to neck race, which brings us to
our feet. THE CONTEST MAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15

Washington, Feb. 15:-Whether
the labor leaders, Samuel Gompers,
John Mitchell and Frank Morrison,
shall &c to jail to serve the sem
fences pronounced against them two
years ago for contempt of court in
the boycott of the Bucks Stove and
Range Company. of st. Louis, is now
before the supreme court Of the Uni
ted States on appeal. 1t Is probable
that the matter will be considered
by the supreme court. Messrs.
Gompers, Mitchell and Morrison
have fought the cas- through all the
lower courts. The jail sentences
against them have aroused world
wide interest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
Truce In Delaware Deadlock.

Dover, Del, Feb. l5.2The now cele-
brated Churehman case. the contest
before the senate for and against the
confirmation Of Philip Quinley Church
mar asa state judge for twelve years,
is closed for several days with The
ending VI the senaies executive ses-
sion. The vote OF the seventeen sena-
tors Is: Republicans, s; Democrats. s;
Independent Republican. i. No vote
q be taken today as Senators Dutton
Deaa.), and Marshall Rep.) are paired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
General Markets.

BUTTER-steady; receipts. 1886 pack
ages.
boxes.
EGGs-Unsettled: receipts, 1855 cases;
fresh gathered, firsts, per dozen. lie. sec
onds. l51Ia1ec.: refrigerator, nrsts, i2c.:
seconds. Ioa1lc.; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby. hennery. white. Da23c.; brown,
&c.: gathered. white. ~1sa22c.: brown. Tia
lSc.
POTATOEs-Weak.
HAY AND sTRAW-Steady.
LIVE POULrHY-Firmer.
DRESSED POULTRY Firm on boz
fowls; fowls. western. small boxes, LA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
AN EYE ON COPPER TRUST.
Benator ciapp Wants Investigation to
See If Law ID Obeyed.

od0 II LAW 70 Ou1Jeus
Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Clapp
Of Minnesota introduced n the senate
a resolution directing the attorney gen.
eral to investigate the copper trust.
1t provides for an inquiry into tbs
Amalgamated Copper cor any. the
Anaconda Copper company and the
United States Metal company, to as
certain II they are violating the sher-
man law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15

Look at the prices OF things as
advertised IN tcday's paper. II you
know values. and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
y0n