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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-12-05
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No. FoR Price
1 Fevers, Congestions, lnnammations .......95
Worms. Worm Fever, or Worm Disease. ,2B
8 Collie. Crying and wakefuness of Infants. 2s
A Diarrhea. of Children and Adults. ........25
= Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis. s...................1H
O Toothache, Faceache, Neuralgia .........16
. Headache. Sick Headache, Vertigo. o.........eB
10 Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Weak Stomach. =. as
IS Group. Hoarse Cough. Laryngitis ..........25
~ Salt Rheum. Eruptions, Erysipelas. .......2s
is Rheumatism. or Rheumatic Palms ........ %
10 Fever and A que. Malaria. .,.................2J
~ Piles. Blind or Bleeding. External, Internal. 10
10 Catarrh. Influenza, Cold in Head d...........21
20 WhoODing Cough. spasmodc Cough ......93
~ Asthma. Oppressed, Difficult Breathing. ....28
~ Kidney Disease, ,....Sb
3s Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness .....1 90
30 Urinary fncontinence, wetting Bed.......35
"a Sore Throat. Qunsy -. --..-----.........S5
~ Grip, Hay Fever and Sum3cr Colds. lis
Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt of price.
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE CO., Corner
William and Ann Strcets. New Yoik.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-12-05

"Never see any more sea serpents
around here?"
"No," replied the coast dweller.
What do you suppose killed 'em
off ?"
II dunno; but / have my suspicion
1t was local option. Washington
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
ELKS HOME TO
Be BUILT HERE
Six Properties Under Con-
sideration-- Has
Secured Short Options.
ONE IN STATE STREET
Action Likely at Next Meet
ing Of Lodge Modern Club
House Is Planned.

The committee which was appoint
ed by the members of Perth Amboy
Lodge, No. 784, B. p. o. Elks, some
time & to secure a site for it's pro-
posed new building, have occurred
options on six pieces of property,
one OF which will be purchased for
the erection of a magnificent Elks
home. One of TIE chosen sites is
situated between the new American
building in Sta.e street and .Protec-
ton Hook and Ladder Company's
house. Charles X. Seaman, a mem
Der of the building committee, stat
ed today that this site was OF
six under consideration.
During the past two weeks a ru-
NOR has been prevalent that the
local lodge was about to purchase
the building now occupied by Otto
Hartwie as a cafe in Hobart street.
Mr.. Seaman emphatically stated this
afternoon that this place will not
be purchased for a cluh house. The
members of the committee who have
charge OF purchasing ground will
report their findings at the next
meeting OF the lodge when n of
the sites will undoubtedly be pur-
chased.
Plans for the proposed building
are not as yet prepared. but MIR.
Seaman says the structure will be
modern In every detail and one to
be proud OF. Tht committee con-
sists Of Victor w. Main. G. X. Sea-
man, Arthur Emmons and Samuel
w. Hornsby.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
ENGINEER PUT
UNDER ARREST
Killed Boy in Front of South
Amboy Station.
special 10 tbs sFENlNe NEWS.

Special TO the NEWS.
New Brunswick, Feb. 3:-Frank
L. Halves, of South Amboy. engineer
on the Pennsylvania railroad, was
arrested at his home yesterday ar
ternoon by Detective John Ferguson
on a charge of manslaughter. The
arrest grows out of the death of
Daniel Coyne, seventeen years old,
son of John Coyne, OF South Amboy,
who was run down and killed in
front of the New York & Long
Branch railroad station at South
Amboy on the night of January 3D.
The young man was carrying supper
to his father, employed by the Gem
trail railroad, when the accident
happened.
Halves was arraigned before
Judge DAILY and admitted to $1,000
bail, supplied by Elias s.. Mason, a
South Amboy undertaken. Prosecu-
tor Theodore B. Booraem will pre-
sent the case to the grand Jury at
Its next session. The st te claims
that Halves violated a rule Of the
yard when he backed his light"
engine past the station at the time
a passenger train was discharging
and receiving passengers. The al
legged accident was witnessed by
many passengers, among whom
were several Perth Amboy resi-
dents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
ARE
APPEALED TO
Big Mass Meeting in Audi
forum lomorroM Afternoon.

1t is expected that nearly $4,000
will be raised by popular subscrip-
ton tomorrow afternoon at the
mass meeting of the Hebrew Educa-
tionaI Alliance in the Auditorium.
The committee has arranged for a
huge attendance, with delegates
present from New Brunswick. south
River, South Amboy and other near
by towns where the alliance Is a
potent factor in Hebrew affairs, and
urges the attendance OF every n
In this city who may be interested,
or would like to become Interested,
in the project of q handsome new
home for the aliiance A site has
been secured at Jefferson street and
Madison avenue, and the committee
expects to raise sufficient funds to-
afternoon to lift the $4,000
mortgage.
Several prominent speakers will
address the gathering in an effort
to arouse enthusiasm In this splen-
did project. Tie music at the mass
meeting will be furnished by st.
Andrassy's orchestra, which Will
also play at the reception TO the
speakers and Board of Directors, TO
be given at 1880 o'clock at the resi-
aence of q. Strieff. OF Brighton ave-
nue.. A banquet viii be served.
The following comprise the com
Ia charge of the arrange
menfs for the mass meeting and
evenings entertainment. B. Gold
man. B. Strieh, Nathan Jacobsen,
David Isenberg, Dr.. B. Feldman and
Nj. A.. Friedman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
DEMONSTRATION
ON MEXICAN BORDER

SpScfdt Oy OnStcU 4TsSS
Washington, Feb. WITHOUT
the formality of a diplomatic note
such as that served on Cuba two
weeks ago, Uncle SaT today showed
his mailed first to Mexico and
by orders issued at the war de-
partment, gave warning that an
otheer 'smanoeuvre camp" might be
established along the boundry. The
decision to prepare for an armed
demonstration was taken following
disquieting messages today from
Gov. CoIquitt, OF Texas. and Ambas-
sador Wilson. of Mexico City. The
administration thinks that the mere
threat of such a step will be sufi-
Client. Two regiments OF troops now
al San Antonio were today provided
with marching rations and field
equipments. 5000 men in posts
nearest the lire yer ordered to
make ready for a possible quick trip
to Ell Paso.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
aN54IAEs
Judge Adrian Lyon Secures
Writ of Certiorari in Par
dee Land Matter.
G oUNDs SET FORTH
Granted by Justice Bergen
at Elizabeth Today--Test
Act of 1. c. Dalton.
WIGHT STRONGLY OPPOSES
Commissioners to Fix Com
parsation for Land Needed
Are Named by Court.
WIGHT STRONGLY OPPOSES

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Anotner polns was WI euuoa
ioeiilah a. Iaise rsiu $1,000
ana MS suppoleels lof ane posI1ion
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nouse ae ms mo, aa
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aseoiney loI lse Ivy
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M. Lyon saoui saa p -
caeaon were thae .ns iooeea,nss ~
question WERE anu lnae sn rs
law NAG no. peen VIII
Is no. positiveIy hhoah VIVA. inases
la n Iormef Juuse mas pacn ~
.nose gIounus' pol y 70 psi.an's
ina Aidernlan Lawrence =. Dailon
actlon as h,aso, nsuies naos. plo
.nehely u =, uespssa e : az
the BemocraliC Iienipeis .ns
councii elalnl tnes - ssssa
|acting mayor so as 20 inaAe ensse
p~roceeuinss Iesuia1 aha -
ahce 70 law.
omM,ssioners hppoln'e.
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nayo ol .Sew "iSn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
RESET BUOY TO
MARK LOCATION
Larger Anchorage Ground and
Quarantine Station Will
Soon be Established.
BENEFIT TO INDUSTRIES
OF Ferry Slip Instead OF
Seven Miles Down Bay--
To Fine vioiators.

Yhe granting Of larger anchorage
grounds for this port by the wash
ington authorities, as told in yester-
days NEWS, will necessitate the re-
setting OF the buoy of the ferry slip.
The work OF resetting the channel
marks will be in charge OF the state
Department of Commerce and Labor
and as soon as the work is COM
pleted DR.. G. w. Naulty, Jr., Will
use the enlarged anchorage grounds
as a quarantine station. The agita-
ton by the local pilots and the eff
forts Of the federal health officer led
To this desired change.
Saving for Plants.
The enlargement of the present
anchorage grounds will be a saving
to the plants Of the American smelt-
ing & Refining Company, Barber
Asphalt Company and all other IN
dustries on Staten Island sound in
asmuch as steamers waiting to be
dcaNed can be anchored south OF
the ferry slip instead OF at Orchard
Shoaas, seven miles down the bay,
as at the present time, while barges
and sailing vessels can anchor as
present north of the ferry slip.
The of this port was
threatened duri~g the last three
months as several of the large ship
ping concerns importing raw mater
ial to this port commended that II a
suitable anchorage ground could not
be established they would stop their
larger craft from entering this port.
A vessel under quarantine will not
be held up down the bay but will
be. brought to the enlarged grounds,
where DR.. Naulty win inspect the
crafts.
Fines for Violations.
Barges and other small crafts will
be allowed to anchor north of the
ferry slip as heretofore, but under
no consideration will the portion
south Of the ferry be occupied by
any vessels other than steamers n
der quarantine. Under section 10,
of an act granting additional quar-
antine powers, states that the sur
geon general, with the approval Of
the secretary of the treasury, Is
the boundaries of quarantine
grounds and quarantine a~nchorages
for vessels which are reserved for
use at GaGD DIltea STATES NWAFHN-
tine station; and any vessel or Off
Ger Of any vessel or other person
other than state or municipal health
or quarantine officers trespassing or
otherwise entering upon such
grounds or anchorages In disregard
OF the rules and regulations, or
without permission of the officer In
charge Of such station, shall be
deemed guilty Of a nisdemeanor
and subject to arrest and upon con-
viction thereof be punished by a
fine of not more than three hundred
dollars or imprisonment for not
more than one year or both at the
discretion OF the court.
DR.. Naulty, federal health officer
Of this port, will have the above
rule strictly enforced to protect the
commerce of this port. Captain
Emery, of New York, supervisor of
harbors, will back the local officer
In his work and vessels drawing
twenty-one feet of water can be well
taken care Of In the new grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
SERVICES FOR
DEAD TEACHER
Impressive Ceremony Over
Body of Miss Berta Cross
ley at St. Peters Church.
MANY FLORAL TRIBUTES
Pupils of Glass Attend in
Sorrow Body Is Taken to
Danvil!e for Intermenf.

Little, children of the fourth grade
of public school No. 4 sobbed and
cried in st. Peters Episcopal church
yesterday afternoon as funeral seryi-
ces were held over the body OF Miss
Berta Crossley, who until her
death as the result of ar explosion
of alcohol Wednesday night, had
been TIER teacher. They occupied
the forward pews on the northerly
side of the edihce and members Of
the family of the departed one sat
In tears, opposite. In front Of them
were the pail bearers, superintendent
of Schools S. E. Shull, Henry s..
Hulse, principal of the grammar
school; Joseph r. Walker. principal
of schools No. l and No. T. and
John Hitzelberg, of the high school
faculty.
From the time the solemn GER
vices began, when the Iower-be-
decked casket containing tho
charred body Of the victim was COM
veyed through the main aisle OF the
church, there came sounds OF grief
from both sides, and as Rev. James
l.. Lancaster continued the services
the sobbing became louder. AS the
body was taken from the church
there was not an unmoistened eye
within, for those who had gathered
on the sorrowful occasion all knew
the narrowing details OF Miss Cross
legs untimeiy end.
Father Is Grief Stricken.
Miss Crossley was the daughter
OF A. d. Crossley, OF DanvilIe, Pa.
The grief-stricSen father was nna-
BILE to attend the services as he had
proceeded ahead to make provision
for reception OF the body at Dan
vile. His daughter. Estella. and
sons, Wilbur 3. and Arthur Ia to
gether with the latter's wife, We're
the bereaved relatives who wert
here yesterday. Seated in a coach
they followed the hearse bearinl
the body from Ferd. GarFetsons
morgue TO the church and after TIL
services 10 the Central raslr0aa sta
ton, where the remains wer place
! aboard the STA o'clock psiamsyiFs
aiu to he eouveyAa ~ Nsahyff
SayYirea AMI "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
WILL DALTON
TAKE SALARY?
Acting Mayor Says He Ras
Not Decided Report Pre-
vaIent That He Will.
AMONG CITY OFFICIALS
Garretson's Friends Watch
ing With interest $1,000
as Mayor, $500 Alderman

While Acting Mayor Lawrence c..
Dalton says he has not yet decided
as to whether or not he will take
the mayors salary, which is now
$1,000 q year, it seems to be gener-
ally understood among Democratic
city officials that he will accept it.
When questioned upon the subject
he said the matter was something
that had not been decided as yet.
He said it would ONE up Tor dis
posal in due time. In the meanwhile
those who have taken a stand with
Alderman at Large Ferd Garretson
in q fight to again place him In the
position of acting mayor, are watch
ing to see If Mr.. Dalton will take
800 a month for acting al mayor
and $500 a year for acting as al
derman.
In December, at a time when it
was generally understood and be-
lieved Mr.. Garretson was to act as
mayor until the next general election
in addition to being alderman at
large, the Democratic aldermen
passed an ordinance reducing the
salary OF the mayor from $500 tc
Il, zoe a year and increasing that b
the alderman at large1from 5000 t,
$500.
Mr.. Garretson began to serve a
mayor and continued to act until h
was ousted by a political turn on TIL
part of the organ ~r OF Demo
Gratis. He der
airy of ma~ a
at Larg ~.
l~nouD" <goxA~GU Yf he -,
1.-The ~sbenE -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
SAY DEMOCRATS AFRAID
TO HIT MONEY TRUST
,ennl y, nnned Preaa w,re.

Special By Urtted Press Fire.
washington, FEB. 3rhs Demo-
cratic leaders are afraid to probe
the money trust because of its con
troll of the sources OF campaign
funds, according to Representative
Lindbergh, Progressive Republican,
Of Minnesota. and author of the
original probe resolution. Because
OF the coming presidential campaign
pc says the House leaders do not
want to estrange the money power
beyond hope of reconciliation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
THOUGHT DEAD,
Is BACK ALIVE
Frank Bonds, Of Metuehen,
Escaped Death in Fire.
sreclal to The EvENINe NEWS.

Metuchen, Feb. 3:-Like enc
arisen from among the dead, Frank
Bonds is among the inhabitants of
the borough after having been
strangely missing since the fatal fire
Df the East Jersey Timber Com
pany's camp near Roselle. In which
It is believed BeverelJ Johnson was
burned to death q week ago. Be-
sides the charred remains of what
was believed to have been johnson
we're several bones. and as 1t was be-
lseyed they were the remains of
Boncs, the report was given out that
he too had suffered death In the fire.
There came much amazement
when Bonds was seen about the
streets of the borough yesterday,
showing signs that he was as much
alive as ever. 1t ppears that he
was called to the northern part of
tho state on business following the
fire and al nothing was heard from
nim 1t was surely believed he had
Teen burned to death. Both john
eon. and Bonds are local men,
The news when it Is news In the
ItefENJMC NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03

VI &UalEIES&5 AtA~aaN 4--ES fA xsQ4
supply no Information AZ u tta
probable attitude of the party In the
Wilson controversy which will come
to a climax at the May primaries.
MFR. Runyon, personally, states he
has not given the question much
thought and can make no statement
for the public at this time. w.
Parker Runycr was foreman Of the
first grand jury as drawn by Sheriff
Albert B~ollschweiler.
II. f.. White is Silent.
Chairman Richard f, White, of
the Democratic City Committee. de-
clined to make any statement at this
time. He says he has given thought
to the Wilson controversy during
the last few days, principally be-
cause of the stirring newspaper cam
paign for and against the promotion
of Governor Woodrow Wilson to
the presidency of the United States,
but informed the reporter hat he
has arrived at no decision for pub
lie announcement. In reference to
the party organization Mr.. White
that no action has been
taken, either for or against Wilson,
so far as he is in a position to state.
DIR. Ramsay May Talk.
DIR. William e. Ramsay was
shown the seulIy interview today
and asked for q statement, but
again the NEWS man found himself
against a rock of indecision, The
former assemblyman says he has
dropped out of politics for the time
being and wishes TO be quoted as
II have no statement to
make at this time. Before the i'm
portant primaries, however, I may
announce my personal views"
There is a belief current that the
Democratic organization, individual
~ speaking, is for Woodrow Wilson,
but the Smith faction in New Bruins
wick, said to be represented by A..
f. Ross. is working tooth and nail
to offset personal opinion and swing
the county against the popular gov
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
HOUSE BLOCK
BURNED IN CRAWFORD
spsctal by United Press wire.

specfaI bp United Press Wfre-
Crawford, Feb. 3;zDamage ag-
gregating 100000 was done by a
fire which destroyed the Opera
House block here.
Westfeid, Elizabeth and Roselle
responded to the call for aid. The
fremen were badly handicapped by
the intense cold. The fire started In
Silberg's shoe store and communi-
Gated to John Martens drug store.
causing several explosions of chem
icals. The post Office was also
burned, but it is said all the mail
was saved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
DISABLED SCHOONER
DHUUufil TN III PURI

special en- Uaitea pyess Wire.
Norfolk. Va, Feb. 3;-The Nor
wegian fruit steamer Cecil brought
into port today the disabled schoon-
er George w. Truitt. Jr., OF New
York which she had run down sew
enty-hve miles on the seapes. Both
vessels wee LEAKING badly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03

VIII AEEG1Hs
MARY Floral
Ihe floral tributes were prNxfx
and numerous The cashier waa con
cred with bouquets and aside from.
them there were several pillows and
wreaths. All the PRINCIPALS ana
teachers in the city sent a beautiful
standing wreath, which was one Of
the largest tributes. The teachers
of school No. A, where Miss Crossley
had taught, gave a handsome floral
pillow; a pretty wreath was re-
ceived from the boys club Of school
No. 4, and two dozen beautiful roses
were received from No. 4 school III
general; J. Dubois, of los High
presented a easket bouquet;
Jessie Blaine, the surviving victim
of the alcohol explosion which cost
the life of Miss Crossley, gave a
casket bouquet of hyacinths; Mary
and Catherine, twin daughters OF
Mrs. Emily p. Lanier, gave a boti-
auet, and the Womanss .Clui, pres
a casket bouquet OF roses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
STEAMER ON FIRE OFF
VIRGINIA GApES TODAY

Special by Uststed Press Wire.
New York, Feb. 3:--A wireless
despatch received here from the
Norwegian steamer Texas says that
at 10 A. Id. she passed a steamer
on fire twenty miles northeast of
Bodle Islands, near the Virginia
capes. The identity of the steamer
was not established by the Texas
which said that tanother vessel and
venue cutter Onandaga we're
standing by. The burning teamer
is believed ko be a greighter fran
Liverpool but this has moi bosn
aseertatned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
SAYS ROOSEVELT WILL
YIELD TO POPULAR CRY
id oy Uaited Press Wirs.

spseial oy Uaited Press wfre.
Columbus, o., Feb. 3:-That
Roosevelt will yield to the genuine
popular demand for his leadership"
and accept the Republican presidents
ial nomination, was the fat asser-
ton made by Republican State
Chairman Walter T. rown, in a
statement today.
All the news for 10 cents a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
Or Rent

Floor space IN scheaer Raalding
suitable FOR lodge or club room
Rent reasonable. Also desirable OF
less Lease IL desired. apply
splExeFs Eor STATE and smith sIrss
PERTH Amboy, -. =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03

All members of Dana r request,
"a to meet at Dana Hall Sunday al
o'clock p. NJ. to attend the funera.
Il our late brother. Soren Jensen.
BY order of
TH0S. II. Thomson. Pres
yTGG0 Q. PETERSEN, Sec.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
KILLED MAN He FOUND
TN UUIWPAiST With Writ

specio4 Du United Press Wire.
Ironton, o., Feb. 3:-Surprising
Harold Davis, forty-1ve years old. in
his home in company with his pretty
young wife, Robert Brown, q rail-
road freight man, killed Davis today
In a fight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
Local Democrats Think He
Is Unwise to Offer Him
self as Wilson Delegate.
HAVE LITTLE 70 SAY
Organization Men Seem In
dividuaIly For Governor But
Fear Trouble by Factions.
ALL SEEM TO BE AFRAID
Influence Of Willard F. Ross,
Smiths Lieutenant Strong
ly Felt Throughout County.

There Is evidence among the
Democratic politicians OF this city
that they believe Congressman
Thomas j.. Scully, of South Amboy.
representing the Third C~ongression-
81 District, made an unwise move
when he announced yesterday his
Willingness to represent his constit-
uents as a pledged Wilson delegate
to the Democratic national conven-
ton at Baltimore in July, If called
upon to do SO. They also expressed
their surprise at his stand. This
thought was uppermost in the mind
of w. Parker Runyon, water com
missioner and we'll known Democra-
tic politician, during an interview
today with a NEWS reporter, in
which he stated he could give but
little credence to the Scully inter
view as printed yesterday in the
EVENING NEWS,
Would Mar Sculiy's Chances.
Mr.. Runyon declined to discuss
the matter further except to say
that Mr.. Scully's attitude, as report
ed, is surprising. He Is of the
opinion that the congressman was
misGuoted in the Washington dis
The water commissions
| Illustrated his remarks by reviewing
thA successful campaign by MI
scs,iay two years ago, and the logiea
heIieN that he will strive for reelec
| flon IN November. whereas a publ
gs at Of his attitude In a part
~-~riansly ma
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
NOTICE.

All members of Hod Carriers and
Building Laborers Protective Union
NO. 2 are requested to meet at the
Central railroad depot Sunday at 2
tending the funeral OF our late de-
ceased brother, Hans P Kngdson.
BY order of the
PRESIDENT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
IaFoIlette In hospital.

Special by Ca-ted Press WIRE.
Washington, Feb. 3:-Senator La
Toilette is a patient today at the
Province hospital, following the
most strenuous experience OF his
presidential campaign, which took
place at Philadelphia last night
when, in retaliation of the bait
ing of which he vas made the OBJ
ject by political antagonists, he cut
lose with a vitrolic denunciation of
what he termed the kept press"
of the nation. At the conclusion be
was on the verge OF a Y coli
lapse. 1t is said his condition Is not
serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03
BITTER ATTACK
ON PUBLISHERS
Senator La Toilette Denounc-
es Newspapers at Banquet.
sgecsa, by Uasted press issvf.

Special by DATED Press Hfvf.
Philadelphia, Feb. 3Ths~aus4a-
tion that msar the country.s
newspapas8 are sontrolIed through
that community OF interests, that
neutrality-suspicious. Of Investments
which ties the publishers up to the
banks, the advertisers and the spe-
cial interests" made by Senator La
Toilette early today Just before the
dinner of the Periodical Publishers
Association of America ended at a
local hotel, has stirred members and
officers of the association to bitter
denial. The windup of the senator's
speech was jeered and Kissed. but
he not only stood by Ills charges, but
insisted that the magazines are also
in danger of such control.
When he had finished Don G.
Seitz, who was acting as POSTMASTER.
said:
81 shall not attempt nor have /
that time to come to the defense of
the newspapers of this country which
have Just been foolishly. wickedly
and untruthfuily assailed."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-03

The news when it Is news In the
EVENING VIEWS.