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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-06
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DgPosIToRs WILL GET EVERY
CENT, PARTNER GAYS,

These attacks have been periodical
Usually they are marked by his dis
appearance. He seems never to TO 20
the aame place twice and distance
never n considered by him. Two
weeks ago Monday he disappeared.
Neither myself nor Theodore q.
Clarke. his other law partner. nor his
family heard Of him until the tele-
gram. came from Baton Rouge. His
500 6nd Mr.. Booth viii be back with
him tomorrow. ! expect.
concerning matters at the bank.
should not be SURPRISED II Mr.. Wyck-
one business dilatoriness were re-
sponsibie for me trouble. Mr.. wyck-
on II the soul of honor, and there new
or has been any question raised as to
his Integrity. Woodhaven people
who know him know they will get
every cent Of their deposits. Right
At present there IN 30 per cent. OF the
assets In the bank In cash and Sc
curtties and more win pour In when
real estate deals are concluded"
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WILSON'S LAST SPEECH
OF CAMPAIGN TONIGHT.

Gov. Wilson IL TO make his last
important speech Of the campaign
tonight a, Madison Square Garden.
The expectation Of the Democratic
managers 10 that the meeting will be
at least as large a. the one Col.
Roosevelt addressed last night.
No tickets OF admission will be
necessary. The doors OF the Garden
will be opened At o'clock and the
Seventh Regiment Band will b. on
hand to entertain the crowd Thomas
NJ. Mulry II 10 be the Chairman. and
the speakers. besides Gov. Wilson.
will be Congressman Sulzer. Angus
tus Thomas and Congressman Oscar
W. Underwood.
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GRAY HAIRS QUICKLY BAN|SHED;
DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR STOPPED

Most people know that common gar.
den sage acts as . color restorer and
scalp tonic as we'll. Our grandmothers
used Sage Tea" for keeping their
hair dark. soft and luxuriant. In
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
We have an ideal preparation Of Sag.
able remedies for dsndruff, itching scalp
and thin. weak hair that 10 split at the
ends or constantly coming out. A few
applications Of this valuable remedy
win bring back the color. and in short
time II will remove every trace Of dan
druff and greatly improve the growth
and appearance Of the hair.
Get . fifty cent bottle from your
druggist to-day. and notice the difference
in your hair after . few days treat
mcnt. All druggists sell It. under guar:
antee that the money will be refunded u
the remedy ia not exactly as represented.
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WILSON RALLY
IN THE BIG GARDEN
TO Be A HUMMER
Tremendous Crowd Expected
This Evening to Greet Ma.
tional Democratic Nominee.

Thu bsgTest Democratic rally OF the
campaign - 10 be held tonight In Msdi.
son square Garden. No arrangements
have b~sn made for ccntinoous music,
NE and drum corps. cheer leaders. auto.
mobile horns. bells. whlsties AMI othsv
ARTIFICIAL atis to enthuMaam % plentiful
at che Roosevelt meeting last n!ght. but
the Dcmoc1Ntc MANAGER prophecy that
crowd every bit A. large a. that
whx<1 greeted Col. Roosevelt lost night
and considerably iarrcr will this ewen-
Inc show Gov. Wilson Row he stnnds m
this community.
Only . few tickets for piAtf0rn, boz
and reserved Ssa6 have bcen tavusd.
The grvaser part Of The vaSt eating
apace Of the 0artsn will be fres 60
tAose who get there In time. The DOOM
win he opened At q O'Clock. and. IN COM
pliancs WITH the fre laws. they win b
o,osec a. soon a. the Garden 10 nMsd.
Fom the time the doors are opened
until the rally begins the Seventh RsGi-
ment band will give . concert. Otter
bands will entertain the crowds at the
overflow meetings outside tho Garden.
Plenty OF oratory has ben provided for
these overflow meetings, but In he
meeting In the Garden only four bis
speeches will be dsiivsred-each OF
these by q big man.
Thomas NJ. Muiry will preside. Au-
gustus Thomas, by many regarded "a
the best all round taiker IN the United
States. and Congressman Oscar w. In
derwood. an eloquent and couvincing
speaker. will prepare tho way fer the
two candidates. Gov. Wilson and VIII
liam Sulxer.
This IL the FIRST time In the campaign
that Wilson and sulser have been close
enough 10 each other 70 appsar on the
same platform.
Hs speech tonight will practically
o,oss Gov. Wilson's campaign for the
Presidency. Mr.. suisers speech q the
Garden vii be one Of several he Il
scheduled to deliver In me course Of
the evening.
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Remedy Made from Garden
Sage and Sulphur Restores
Color to Gray Hair.

A feeling Of sadness accompanies the
discovery Of the first gray hairs which
unfortunately are looked upon a. hcralds
Of advancing age. Gray hair. however
handsome il may be, makes . person
look old. We oil know the advanta ges
Of being young. Aside from the good
Impression youthful appearance makes
ON others. simply knowing that you are
looking fit" gives one courage to
undertake and accomplish things. So
why suffer the handicap Of looking old
on account Of gray hairs, when simple
remedy will give your hair youthful
color and beauty in . few days time
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Democratic headquarters. II was the
first time any Of them had been In the
place where the campaign managers
have been busy for the past few months
making votes.
Gus Karger. head u the organisation
bureau of the Republican National Com
mittee. was with President Taft In his
last campaign. He used to sit on the
stage with the President and when Mr.
Taft reached that part Of his speech
where he sad The subjsct Of the tariff
means the opening Of Pandora's box"
Gus always felt II was safe to 90 TO
sleep, that he wouldn't have 30 prompt
she Executive. The story of Karsers
forty winls was told to the President
and ne kept an eye on Gus after that
One night Gus was all ready for the nap.
His familiarity with the speech told htm
that Pandora's box was about to be
opened and he closed one eye. That
night the President said: The tariff 10
q subject frausht with much importance
90 the Republic" and turned Just IN time
to casch Gus rising from M scat. An
other minute and he would have had the
President by the coat telling him where
he was wrong.
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new METHODS OF
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There i. scarcely a prominent phyeieian
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You can learn more about siroiin By
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Riker Hegenan stores. and ell leading
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Bar Company. the Ocean Accident and
Guarantee Company. the Jesnnette
Glass Company. A. +. Bigelow a co.
and Henry y. Ketcham.
The company was incorporated In
December. 1905. with capital stock OF
$500. 900. to take over the business or
the Tucker & vinton Corporation, the
Reinforcement supply Company OF this
city and the United Crucible steel
Frame Company OF philadelphia.
Thomas ". vinton is President
The company did vault light work In
the New York subway. the rennsyl-
vania Terminal Building. the new
Municipal Building and other large
buildings
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Campaign SideGghts

zion of the dictum OF the beauteous
maids Of Bryn Nawr.
The Republican National Committee "
srranrng TO have the election returns
wired into headquarters on Tuesday
night as fast - possible. Chairman
lIilles will have q wire TO his rooms At
the Hotel Manhattan. and among the
guests there to receive the news will be
Mrs. William II. Taft. wife Of the Pres-
dent.
IT'S . landslide! says Senator Dixon.
Chairman Of the Progressive National
Committee. and It's all coming the way
Of Roosevelt Illinois by 10000 plurality
and Wilson no. holding the Bryan vote
by i.5ooooo Wilson won't get eight per
cent Of the foreign labor vote and
Teddy will get eighty per cent. OF the
railroad mems vote. The Senator says
landslide is coming from the Industrial
centres And he has just ccme back
from the West. Since his return a straw
vote IN Brown & Sharps works In Provi-
0ce. X. l.. gave Roosevelt 2.60o votes
out Of $500
Secretary OF State PhiIander Knox n
eosng to speak at last The Secretary
has been away dur1ng the campaign and
the general impression was that ne was
much averse to taking the stump against
Jtoosevelt. He has been TO japan to at
tend tho late Mlkado's funeral. II would
have been emba rrassing for him to talk,
20 he whiled away his time In the land
Of the chrysanthemum and came home
slowly in q battleship. lie will speak on
Saturday night In Fttsburg for Taft.
Al the Bull Moose meeting In Madison
Square Garden last night there was per-
haps the largest representation OF out Of
town newspapers ever seen at any gath
erlng Correspondents were there for
Berlin, London. Par1a 81. Petersburg
papers and from every big city In the
United States.
MpL Woodrow Wilson and two Of her
charming daughters, the Misses Jessie
and Eleanor. were visitors yesterday At
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The campaign " winding up In q blaze
Of glory. II has been one OF the duilesi
oamsAiEns In history. yet II started with
all the cismcnts to make tho iivches'
scrap ever known. last nls1it the fjuii
Moose had Its big inning: tonight the
Democrats have their great talkfest In
MsdIsun Square Garden and tomorrow
night the Hun Moose returns 20 TIRE Gar
den. Tbia u IL promised s;lll be posi-
tivc'y the last appearance OF the Bull
MOOSE on the stage before election
wNhus che Republicans were thinkinr
OF taking Madison Square Garden the
froGrcssives grabbed 1t. The Repub-
licsnS 60 u Carneeie Hall. They will
have an automobile parade before the
meeting under the auspices OF the Good
Roads Association. which 10 holding the
meeting for Job Hedges and John May
nari Harlan.
The WILSON Marshaii parade on Satur-
day Afternoon grows A. the date APP
proachsa. GRAND Marehai Edwards esti-
mate there will be Ibooo people In line.
There ere going to be surprises in tho
way of foats and other features. Tam
many, which was to have had a repre-
sentation Of 5000 Will have 1000 braves
IN line with Charles Murphy at the head.
Decorations will be brave along the Hne
o: march. music will he plentiful and al
toeschsr II WIN be . great day for the
Democrats
One Of the features Of the parade
WIN be the Army and Navy Democratic
Club. In command will be President r..
Van Buren,. who N commander of Philip
pAns Camp. spanish War Veterans. Tho
club II composed Of veterans OF the OWL
war. Indian campaigns. Spanish Amert-
can war and former members Of the
army and navy. The mascots. conpris-
ting On army mule and q goat. will be
In the parade. The mule viii represent
the DsznocratIc donkey and carry the In
sonption: Voters Arc Stubborn for wil-
son." the goat Will wear a piacard:
I'VE got the Goat of the Bull Moose and
the ElsphAnt."
Tho college mon's voices are not the
only ones going up from the campus in
this campaign. Did they think they
could lose tho college Eiris7 We'll. the
e,rls should say not. 1T had to come
aa,d Miss Mary c. Franos o: the
womans Department OF the Republican
National Committee this morning. This
phenomenai campaign couldn't pas
wtthoaN breaking into the wcmen's coll
lagss and getting Uhe SiriS all excited
ebovt candidates and parties and issues
Ana the place where II seems to have
taken deepest root II in conservative
Bryn Mawr. the Alma Mater OF Miss
Helen Takt and several Of her cousins
tho Andereons."
The women engaged In the work q
various headquarters succeeded In bring
|ang this condition about. Some Of thu
lady profs~sors were dubious about In
troduc4nG poiatAos into thor schools. bu
the literature reached the girls anyhow
end several colleges have been openet
vp 70 political discussion. In BryaI
Nawr a dsbate was held before the on
tirs faculty and GOO girls. All Ave parties
Prohibition. Socialist. Democratic. Re
publican and Progressive. were repre-
sauted. and the girls wMl vote on Satur
day for their favUtte candidates. Tues
day's election Will be simply raunca
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BUILDERS OWING s275,5s6
PUT IN RECEIVERS HANDS.
Tucker & Vinton, Are $1,000 Be-
hind in Payroll-Worked on Sub
Way and New CITY Building.

A petition in bankruptcy was filed
late yesterday afternoon against
Tucker q vinton, builders and con-
tractors. Of No. 100 PARK avenue. Judge
Hand appointed Charles p. Rowland
receiver The liabilities are 327b.5s6.
and nominal assets S2%s.so4. The cor
poration owes $4,000 for wages
Among the creditors are the New
York Dock COMPANY. the Underpin-
ming and Foundation Company. the
Atlas Portland Cement Company. the
vulcanite Portland Cement Company
OF Philadelphia, the Vulcan Rail and
Construction Company. the Corrugated
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fTwo the kanaas City Jound)
An GmporiA man rushed into . seed
store IN that town the other day. threw
down two suver dollars and ordered .
lot Of Garden seed. Tho clerk asksd
whore ne should deliver thsm. to which
no replied:
Just Keep them herr. When spapS
comes I must spsnd about ~ much for
secdS. Last year I planted them. but
my uSaEhbors chickens ate UP the
young plants, 20 this year am going
to save my labor. have spent my
money. % can rest easy now
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Mrs- Woodrow Wilson and two Of her
charming daughters, the Misses Jessie
and Eleanor. were visitors yesterday at
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AZ . sum mer Resort.

tIron the Chicago Record Herald,
really. we mustn't stand here talking
Nike this. My husband may come along
st any minute"
well. We can talk In some other way
II ~ comes. can't we!'
'Out he n Jealous Of you"
10 you think no has any cause to
Sess
'OAi II that's the way you feel about
Il ~ nay - we'll 20 into Sc Casino"
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Neglected Duty.

Neglected. Duty.
tFrom els Drtroit Free frs.s.)
'she blushed for shame"
"why?''
when some one que STONED her the
other night she had to admit that her
children had kept her so busy sne
hadn't time TO read the latest novel"
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King Alfonso Has . Cold.
MADRID. Oct. u.--King Alfonso OF
Spain 10 confined to bed by an attack OF
influenza.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-24

Creighton Thirds
Beaten by Seniors

tbs third high class. leaders IN the
Creighton University fnter-class baes ball
league. went down 10 defeat before the
senior team Wednesday afternoon on
Creighton field Ths game went ten In
n:ngs. the seniors winning by score Of
TO : cahlIrs hitting featured as he
drove IN the first tSo scores and scored
the last two himself The winning run
was scored IN the tenth BY cahiH. when
Smith fumbied Russum's hard grounder.
Festner robbed coady Of twc-nzsssr In
the last % the tenth BY pretty runains
catch Riiey o. the seniors allowed i've
hiss. while oberrsder and McGuire al
lowed eight owfnx to the close fight for
first place. . large crowd Of rccters was
present. Third High Is stiT in the lead.
while Fourth nigh and the seniors are
tied for s<eond.
Tia senior and Fourth Eieh teams win
meet next week scorA hH-R
eeniors "a 0 Ice eoe - Z
Third u. II ssses $50 e-s 5 4
Batteries: senisrs-Riley and Miller:
Third High b<r1d<r. Mcclure and
Kr4nne.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-24
RAILWAY MAGNATEs SEE
THE MEYER SAFETY GUARD

chapsroned BY General Manager smith
and Messrs. Louis Nash and Frank Ham.
uton Of the Omaha a Council Bluffs
Street Railway company. the visiting rail-
way masnates we're taken to view the
new Meyer Safety Guard Model on sx-
hibition at Ills Douglas street.
4 demonstration was given Of the Inn
proved Guard, which now closes the
lower step with the same movement that
closes the Guard. Masking II absolutely
safe from any one getting on or off Will.
the car 10 IN motion.
Expressions Of satisfaction we're ssneral
and the Guard was highly comn-nded
and predictions wero made OF its adoption
on the grounds Of its many sdvantases
over doors, such as ventilation, economy.
es<e Of manipulation. sdnpnbilIy 70 any
kind Of cars and not being eontributive
to minor accidents In its operation like
doors
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-24
Nebraska Delegation
Says Taft Eliminated
lFrom . stsff corrssponaen,.l

UIoIM SUIT AufTN4N0UQtuIl
wAsHlNGroN. May fa-Cspecisi Tel
sgram 1.-The three Nebraska republican
members OF the house regard the victory
of Roosevelt IN Ohio as decisive and be.
iisvs it means ~ nomination and s'sc
ton, y
Reprssensstiys Norris- said that, In his
opinion. President Taft was now out Of
the running II think this settles Il that
Roosevelt win be nominated without any
possibility OF doubt" Ne stated. Il BE- !.
lievsd he would win before. but this set
ties Il Any further attempt on the part
OF the rAft managers 10 secure ma
iority BY contesting delegations whart
the contest is not based upon legal
grounds must be construed a. a plan 70
steal the nomination at Chicago without
regard to the wishes OF the people"
Representative Sloan said, The ohia
resuI, clearly eliminates Taft from IN.
presidential race and forecasts the plain
possibility OF Rcoseveits nomination. His
election. In my opinion. win follow
Representative Kinksid stated that he
agreed with the statement made by Mr.
Sloan Chairman Mckinley OF the Tat
committee does not regard the situation
as serious and has stated that Mr.. Tsfi
already has enough DELEGATES to be nom
mated on the first ballot in Chicago.
The delegates he secured in Ohio makes
the president 50 much better to the good
ls what his friends assert. aud they have
not given up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-24
Chapter One Printed
Of Abe Ruef's Serial


SAN FRANCISCO. May a-After The
publicasion yesterday Of the prologue 70
en- article written hg Abraham Rpef In
his cell at san Quentin prison. Eiyins IN
account OF his career from the uniysr-
sity to the psnitsntiary, the first chapter
Of the story was printed today in the
San Francisco Bulletin. The serial Is
entitled The Road Travelled"
Rusf told today how he entered politics
a. ssurstsry Of city republican club.
his election resulting from his ability to
write. HE report Of the fret meeting
Of the club was published In the news
papers as he wrote Il and he vac pro-
nounced q success as Q secretary,
"Thas was I launched Into politics"
he writes In concluding his first chapter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-24
WATCH REPAIRING
~ also ,swslsv-sy sz,s.ss
z k6i An Work 0uarsntssa.
kA pvioss Reasonable.
80 EDHoLM

ference. has made rapid gain. jumping
from " on the fourteenth ballot 70 ~
Of the sixteenth. W. p. Thrilled Of
Washington. d. c.. president Of Howard
university, the negro institution. hsa
lsaped from 2is on the elsvsnth 10 Es
on the sixteenth ballot since the with.
drawsf Of r. r Jones. negro. Of New
Orleans
peIsgasss, express the belief that the
bsllcung viii Be completed By the end
Of the week,
Two FruitIcss ballots.
No election again resulted on the
seventeenth ballot for bishops OF the
Metbodut Episcopal church. the result
Of which vas announced today. =. D.
Lslte, Detroit, was first. 90; n. j.
Cooke, New York, second 5ss. and y. J
Mcconnell, Greencastie. ind, third. SIS
Necessary TO elect. Ds.
The deadlock acontInued on the elgh.
tsenth ballot. DR.. Eeet dropping TO si7.
with pr. Mcconnell second AZ ~ and
Dr.. Cooke third with asl. Necessary TO
slsei, las N
On the nineteenth ballot. read at Ism
~. m. the four highest we're pu<sldent
Frank j. Mcconnsil OF De PAW .vnlvsf-
atty. az: Dr. y. D. Leste Of besros,
Mich, &c, Dr. r. J. Cooke Of New York,
as and Prssident w. y. ThirkIld. How.
ard university. washinEton. ID. c., 90.
Necessary 10 elect DO Ell.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-24
IsAME SUCCESS HERE AS IN EUROPE

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