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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
MARITIME ON COMMITTEE
FOR N. Y. POST OFFICE
tFsom tie NEWS coryespoadeHt.l

Washington, March 9-At a meet
ing of the Senate Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds yester-
day, Senator MARITIME WIS made a
slider the bill introduced by Senator
OsGorman authorizing the constrHc-
'tion Of q new ~postofice and federal
building In New York City. The
other members of the committee are
Senators Bourne and Wetmore. Tha
New York p~ostofIce bill Is one of
the most important now Id the hands
of the Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds. 1t will require
several months of Investigation and
personal visits to- New York for the
subcommittee to determine on a re-
port OF the O'Gorman bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
PUBLICATIONS
FOR D. OF P

rive applications were received
for the annual ball were the prin-
cipal matters for discussion at a
meeting Of Mohawk Council, No. 36.
Degree of Pocohontus, last night. in
Red Men hall. The ball will be held
In washington hall, March 16, and
Professor Stainhauaer's orchestra
has been engaged to furnish the mu-
sic for the dancing. Mrs. Hans s.
|Smith, chairman, and those ON the
Eeommittee or arrangements are
sparing no pains to make this affair
"a. great success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
POLICE AID B0ARDER
To GET BELONGINGS

BY the aid OF Patrolaan Gufowakts
Kadelen Szsicina vas ah1s 70 get a
large portion OF bis belongings from
HIS former boarding houss at 299i
Hall averllse LAST night Some were
held for e debt he had contracted
Szafoizta oaaA ing 10 6ltieE OF
Police Burke at t'uloek last nsSht
aud esked fnr aid III securing Lis
clothing Tor himself end clild. H8'
declared hS waA going e. Atas wakh'
friends gos tila night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
All the new for 10 cents a week.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, ORPHANS
COURT.

COURT.
Middlesex County Orphans Court.
In the matter of the sale OF Lands
Of BOY Morrison, Theodore Nor
risen, Percy Morrison, James
Morrison and Stennia Morrison.
Order.
BY virtue of an order of the Or
phans' Court OF. the County OF hid
dlesex5 made on the eighth day Of
March, nineteen hundred and
twelve, the subscriber, the guardian
of Roy Morrison, Theodore Nor
rison, Percy Morrison. James Nor
rison and stennia Morrison. minors.
will on the Eighth day Of AurfI
nineteen hundred and twelve. at fen
o'clock in the forenoon, sell at ps,b-
lice vendue upon the premises all
the tract of land and promises sit
uate in the City OF Perth Anaboy.
County Of Middlesex and State n
New Jersey, and being further
Known Az described as follows
Beginning at a point In the wasf-
erly line of Hanson e distant
~noftheriy six hundred and seven
tee and eighty-four hu~ndredtns
e6l7.s4) feet; running thence vest
cry, at right angles to Hanson ave.
nue., 4 hundred lIo0) feet moro
or less Themes northerly in d line
!aFalieI with the westerly line a.
Hanson avenue, twsrty-ava fos1
feet; thence ~easteriy, In q line lar,
allel With the first DIES, fsted .nu~sa
4 hundred t1001 feet rrscra m~lass
70 the westerly line Of Hanson avs1
nue. thence s%outherly along tha
westerly line Of Hanson ayen,,a
twenty-five (25) feet to The nlsss
e posas Vi beginning.
Dated at Perth Amboy. N. 7
LYDIA MORRISON.
.KnHOn e sTppaxx Guardian.
Proetors.
5l78-39-5-t1oew
T49s84
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
STOP WILDCAT
nnrnIII ATlnAIn
1 IIUNO
(From tAe NEWS oerreapondent.l

: IFro31 The NEWS CoTTeapoHdeNf,J
Trenton, March 9s-The bill pro-
hibiting wildcat specializing CEN
Germs to operate in this state, which
was Introduced by AssembIyman Gill,
OF Mercer, has been fayorRbly re-
ported In the Assembly. 1t provides
stringent regulations for all concerns
dealing In stocks and required that
detailed reports be filed with the
Banking and Insurance Commission
.er. 1t bars the sale Of securities that
Will be profitable only to the promo
ters. The act Is modelled after the
Kansas law. which has proved sue
cessful In preventing the fleeing OF
people by wildcat speculating com
panies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
YUAN SHl kAl
TO TAKE OATH

Special bv Umfted P1ess Wire.
Pekin, Mar-8.-The Great Repub-
lie of China viii become an accom-
plished reality tomorrow. It was
definitely announced today that
President Yuan Shi Kai will take the
oath OF office here at 3 o'clock to-
afternoon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
PUT UNDER BONDS ON
COMPLAINT or WIFE

Because his wife elslinHaa ha aft=a
beat and abused her, Mike Lufeaki.
twenty-five years old. Of 366 Stock
ton street, was this morning placed
under $50 bends to keep the peace
Neither the .eomplaintant nor der
PENDANT could speak much English.
but from atew words spoken by Mrs.
Izufeski Recorder Keh0e cleaned
that her husband had beaten her.
The court admoaished Lufeslxf ana
Warned HIN abuat abusing his wife
Ia the future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
RED BANK BUSINESS MIN
OPPOSE THE P. 0. SITE

&UfokH tHe We rvs t9FrfSVosde4t.
Washington. March 9s-Repreaen-
tative SnulIy OF the Third New Jer-
sey District has presented to the
Treasury Department q nratesk frsHs
the business men of Red Bank
against the proposition TO locate the
new postoffiee In that place at the
corner Of Monmouth and Yeats
streets Tbs business men wish the
Office located nearer TO the business
CENTER while the Department liz I'm
derss0od 10 favor tha Monmouth
street sits tor the reason that If the
location IL made there the Central
Railroad VIII Re- compelled ~ daiIver
the mail ID tbs dsllea free af charge
IL being witnin a halt Mills Of tbs
railroad station
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
MORE TROOPS
OFF TO CHINA

Special By United Press Wire.
Manila, March 9:-The second
battalion of the fifteenth infantry.
numbering 400 men and seventeen
officers. sailed today for Tien Tsin
China on the transport Warren. They
will re-enforce the first battalion
now on duty there and at Pekin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

20 70 bermuda by the sansaa.
fsttss afecord trip 30 ssrs- IN
seaf for further snforma1ioa dsxs
SASS9a saz9EzDEERGnR
Steamship ana Railroad Tsasss
2 state d. Cor. 49, :. sssss 8 : y
PsaaEzH AazzzoE n. n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
CONGRATULATE
KING HAAk0N

Special by Uaited Pfess Wire.
London, Mar. a-King George TO-
day sent a message to King Haakan,
of Norway, eongratulatfng him over
the success of Captain Amudsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

made IN order to avoid broad cracks
and open c~revices. These were appar-
emily mostly allied up, as the glaciers
Ia all probability had long ago stopped
moving, but we had 10 be very care
fui, never knowing for certain how
thick was the layer that covered them.
Our camp that night lay in very pic
tuFesque surroundings at a height OF
5000 feet. The glacier here was mar
rowed in between the two 1900 feet
high mountains, the 'sFrIdtjof Nan
sen" and the don Pedro Christopher
sen" From the bottom of the glacier
rose Mount sole Hnglsfad,y a big snow
1880 feet high.
Days Splendid Work.
The glacier was very much broken
In this comparatively narrow pass.
The mighty ~crevices seemed to stop us
from going farther. but 1t was not so
serious as IT appeared. Our dogs,
which up to this time had covered a
distance of about 100 kifometers, the
last days very hard work, ran this day
thirty-flve kilometers, the ascent being
5000 feet, On almost incredible record
1t took US only four days from the
barrier to get M on he vast inland
plateau.
We camped that night at a height of
1 $1,000 feet. Here we had to ktIIstwen-
ty.four of our brave companions and
keep eighteen, six for each Of our three
sledges.
We stopped here four days on ac-
count OF bad weather. Tired OF this,
we set ont on the 2Sth of November.
On the Goth, In a furious blizzard and
in a dense snowdrfft, absolutely moth
ing Was to be seen, but ne felt that,
contrary to expectations, we were go
ing fast down hill. The hypsometer
gave us that day a descent Of 600 feet
re continued our march the next
uay - sAie, anu 9 aeise wull..
~ =. .as n1uiy itoA re coua
se1 nosnihs- ne esche slas 'ay 90
$1,000 . eAonr ahs nsp
o,neec1 ian ~ CIV iees
ne.t "as va sAIla .A
"eatnof eieaieu ii.Ae a. uiHhca uhi
"nu oAposeu +" oui vac"
nn.aln iAnss ~ tne EDS. ho'
ohts icr = A'oiuen1 aAu .nsn ~ ulS
sppsHleu n .he dehse sno ~ulilI.
"a tne @stn u caime1 Gown ana TAO
sun snone thohRn u WIS nos tne DIS
pieasant urpris ne gave IN oaf
toward fra soutb A. r. eastern end
was the monntafn range going IN q
so,,fbaaatar1x direction ~ tha was+.
a,n nart ~ q a. v,ay nm. ~ - hsa
a. 1870 s,asaa - ~ aanss ~ ~
soat II tb,s glacier tba Davtl,s
yIs .,ar a aanot ,or .,r DAYS n,aa as
sah,,shaa - "a o. aaerrao. so,,tb ,at,.
t,aa T,'a hrn.crrata9 ta5,.ataa zoe,
fees abora ssa laval
TN o ~ we cyan 90 ciimp tue
glacier. Inc lower part on &c was very
broken and dangerous. Moreover
snow pridses e : oIten burst.
from our camp tnat night we naa q
'piendid view over q "a 10
ne east nsf was "HeiIaar Han
Suin tae ln leluaIhaoie
: snsnl vas 1880 iee. nish
$50 D1oa siae1s1s
~ ~ ~ plooaoIlle 70 loc.hoia Was
So uses~,,.,,
~, -As-ss.1 lJ1%a
- 80 1-@esn
- .S@9sS I ~ the
right sun.
In the distance, and only alfernateiy
o be viewed in the fog, appeared
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

az yan have ume1hlng 20 trsde
pat m advertisement n ouF exs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

Ii you haze sosnesning to trade
put Az advertisement r. our sx-
change ca4sinan-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09
AMuNDSEn OWN STORY
OF THE SOUTH POLE

scontinn d from page al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-09

EVENING NEVIS eovara tAs nssa.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
AN EXCUSE FOR HUSBANDS
Discovery Of Woman Who Has Spent
Twenty Years IN Studying Do
nestle Problems.

A heavy load OF moral responsibility
should never be foisted upon a man IN
the first flush OF youth. II II Is, he
IS almost sure to let Il slide on when
ne arrives 81 years Of maturity, and all
sorts OF complications are liable TO FOB
low. Mary Austin, who wrote The A
row Maker" explained these things
and several others to the members Of
the Legislative league at the Waldorf
Astoria.
II have been spending a good deal
OF time lately at the domestic relations
court" she said in calculation OF her
statement concerning the overweight
ed young man. "and have learned
that in a great majority Of cases the
man 40 OF Whereabouts who has grown
tired OF his wife, because her beauty
has faded and refuses to support her
any longer, so that she has to appeal
to the courts, was compelled to 60 TO
work when he was thirteen or four
teen to help maintain his parents or
brothers and sisters. BY the time he
reaches middle life his moral muscles.
which we're strained and stretched be-
yond their proper capacity when they
were still soft and unframed, have be-
come feeble, II they haven't snapped
entirely. and he can't be depended
upon for anything"
Mrs. Austin admitted that what she
had just said wasn't generally known.
but she added that 1t was nevertheless
absolutely true. She was sure of II.
because she had spent 20 years study
ing just such problems.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
FashIon 10 Fashion.

why do all the women walk like
ducks this yeArf'' was the question
put to . friend Of mine. years since,
by 4 younger brother.
He did not know that . quite new
kind Of corset had suddenly, during
the summer months, come in" To
wear It meant change OF gait and pos
ture, eventually actual change OF
shape. Yet we all wore it-and doubt
less went en- praising the Venus Of
Melos as we did 80.
Tn notion that, after We have
learned from the scientists to deal in
evolutionary periods of millions Of
years, we ought not naively to expect
to alter the human form In a season
or two. never occurred, fancy, to
any Of US.
Business is business" men are
credited with saying, when invited to
apply abstract laws OF honor. Fash
ion is fashion," women would surely
say IL invited to apply abstract laws
OF beauty.-Atlantic
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
CAUSE OF CANCER IN CHINA
Eating Of steamlng Hot Food Respon-
Sibls Tor Prevalence Of Disease
Among Men.

In China, when a native family sits
down to dine, the men of the house
hold and the male guests, II there be
any, are served first. Their food
comes to them steaming hot. The
women must wait until later to be
served. and by that time the food has
grown cooler. The men commence to
eat Immediately the dishes Of steam
ing hot food are set before them.
Rice, cow peas and other things are
bolted hot. The women have to be
satisfied with only lukewarm dishes.
So much for etiquette. Now for the
consequences. In China cancer OF the
oesophagus, or throat, Is common
among men. Among Chinese women
the disease is very rare; practically
unknown.
All Of this. and more, was reported
by DR., e. D. Bashford at the recent
annual meeting Of the Imperial Can.
Ger Research Fund held In London. He
said. in referring to the alarming IN
roads made by cancer among China
men. that the frequency Of the disease
would be diminished II such practices
as the eating of very hot rice were
discontinued. The rice the women
eat is cool and non-irritating. and
they rarely contract cancer.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
MlKADo IS A PuLYGAMlsT
Japanese Royal Palace IL Separated
From Other Places IN Toklo
80. by ,IripIes Ypaf.

The mikado, earth.born son Of heav-
en-, and his court OF demigods dweIl
In forest solitude in the midst OF
the great city OF TOXIC. The palace
world is,Bebarated from me World OF
the people By triple moat OF dead
water and 4 double wall OF granite
crowned by twisted pine trees and
mottled with the moss OF ages. Except
upon stated occasions, the mikado ia
as invisible and well nigh as inacces-
sible as the sun goddess amid the
hereditary treasures OF the Ise Shrine
In his august person the holly dis
Duted origin Of his race finds its re-
Election, for be has the eyes Of the
Mongol, the coloring and facial struc-
ture Of the Malay.
Unlike the reigning houses OF Aus
tria, Russia and Prussia, the house OF
japan, which. thankssto the system OF
plural wives and the custom OF adop-
ton, has survived so many hundred
years IN an apparently unbroken line,
has no family name and the given
names Of its members are not by any
means what they seem to be or to
mean upon a superficial examination.
The Mikado Mitsuhito is not the
meek man" nor Is Prince Haru a
"verdant- or "springlike prince"
These names have an occult meaning
which is probably hidden from all ex-
cept the princes Of the blood and It
Is in close family council that they
are decided upon.
Behind the moss-grown battlements
and the stagnant meats, the Lord of
Ten Thousand Years leads singular
~ sober and frugal life. 1t has been
suggested that he is still haunted by
the memory OF the threadbare court of
his father, the Emperor Komei, where
not seldom even food was lacking. The
support Of hawking and Of the old
swordmakers with their secret meth.
DDS Of tempering steel and his efforts
to collect the widely scattered books
relating to the Shinto cult are his only
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maya
zine.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
ROAD TALK
Mr.. Chas. E. Barker Has Some
Good Suggestions for Fis-
cal Court to Consider.
{ EDITOR KENrucKIAs.-

EDITOR KENTucKIAN.-
Md roads are row on, and 80 Is
talk for more pixies. Yes. more pixies
out in those PARTS of the county
where there are none, and where so
much tax has been collected to build
pixies nearer town and keep them in
repair. Do not you town folks see
that tbs to your interest to have
these pixies extended to county and
state limits. that quick and easy
communication may be had, 80 all
the farmers may have roads to run
au tomObiles on and get to town Of
ten and easy? That you may do
elsewhere what you did in extend
ing the Russellville pike to Fairview
and the Todd county line? The
Greenville. KirkmsnsviIle and Madi-
sonvi lie pixies have contributed much
more to your splendid tobacco mar
ket than you are Rware Of. Think q
moment and see what they have
done and you will at once want the
roads piked in the northeast and
seut least parts Of the county as
they have been in other parts.
In order to do this let's suggest to
oar county court not to build any
pixies wider than nine feet and have
a dirt road beside them. This will
enable the county to build so per
cent more miles of just as good
road. with the same money, and be
more satisfactory to the taxpayers
and travel. The wide pixies are no
advantage. Two miles out of Hop
kinsville 16 foot pixies are needed
apd they are so constructed-but be-
ybnd that limit they are waste Of
money.
Look at the GAINESVILLE pike built
before the war-frOm 1860 to 1870
a lot Of money wasted-and still
there are parts of that pike that
were not used enough to wear off
smooth for 40 or so years-simply
because the travel was on the dirt
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
SHAVING IN CHINA.

The greatest treat, which / only
give on special occasions, is q mid
day shave in public. In the early
morning Chinese inn is terribly
dark, and at night bed soon claims
one. select a table at tho stress
front 1.-THE whole front is formed af
movable doors which are entirely
taken away during the day., and
provided with the necessaries, com.
mence operations. Fifty or sixty
people stand round in ranks the in
nermost circles consisting Of chil-
dren, and the outer rings Of men,
and mothers with their babes. Not .
word is uttered, all eyes are fixed
first on the shaving brush as the soap
is lathered on the face, and then on
the razor as the stubble falls. The
Chinese never shave themselvea, and
possibly to see a man handling q ra-
zor on himself may suggest that he
is about to commit "harakiri" In
their village.-Dr. Louis Byrde, in
Sunday at Home. I
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
ONLY REMEDY TO BE USED
There Are Moments In Life When a
Person ls Not Satisfied Unless
He Is Grouehy.

whats the user' is the antidOts
for the malign effects of the Sheer
upP idiot It is the. only remedy
when one is afflicted with a friend
(sic), when your liver is in revolt
and the only satisfaction you can get
out of life is in being irritable and
grouchy. There are moments in hfs
when deep, dark, purple gloom is the
only thing which fits the situation
If you get a sure tip that NudlaEh,
. hundred to one shot, is going 10
win in the fifth, and in the course Of
human events and horse races abe is
left at the post with your last dol
lar on her, you are entitled to q
great big gloomy crouch and all the
happiness and satisfaction that Is
therein. The admonitions, asinins
and futile, and the chirrupings of the
"Cheer-upp idiot are a personal in
suit, to say nothing of an infringe
ment of constitutional rights, OPP
timism in case ike this is simply
pouring oil ON a good healthy fra
Nothing the "Cheer upI" idiot can,
say can make you feel more like thsI
fool that you know You are and T.
cannot get back those lost plunks.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09

road beside it. and this dirt road
never repaired
Look at the Bradshaw pike. a 8 f..
pike, that has been the best expen
diture of money in Christian county
that know Of: The dirt road along
sid Of it has been travelled much
m re than tae pike where it could
be used
Take look at the four miles of
pike out of Pembroke on the Tobac
CO Road. AS much tonnage goes
over this rosd as any in the county.
two miles out of Hopkinsvll,. ard
the dIrt road is used 10 months out
of the year. This is 9 and 10 foot
pike and the 9-foot is just as salts
factory as the 10-foot.
Nov. why paw So 400 per mile for
pixies when 81 900 il build one that
will be just as efficient and not cost
one fourth so much to keep up7
There is not taxpayer in the south
ecn part of the county. but will tes-
tiff. that the public will not use a
pike If it can use a dirt road. Fa'-
mers throughout this part of the
county will gladly CO operate with
the county cnurt and build pixies 8
feet wide, with dirt pixies along the
west side Of those running north al d
south. We will pay our part in
money or we will put our teams and
hands on the road and do Whist the
county court considers our share Of
the work. Let's make 1912 rec
ord-hreaker in building good roads.
II the county court will adopt some
thing along the line indicated here
and continue the policy adopted last
year in letting out the dirt 70 ads to
contractors there will surely he
something doing in this year Of 1912.
Now, Mr.. Mayor Meacham, l am
not night rider. but sometimes
ride at night. and l want a light put
at the bridge at Gates Vii right
in the edge of your city. It's u dam
gerous place on dark nights. and
Christian county and the City Of
Hopkinsville can easily afford re-
Iieve this condition by putting in an
slecrric light from the wires above
the bridge We are looking at you,
Mr. Mayor add Councllmen Harmed.
Metcalfe, Draper and others, and
ask you to help. Judge Knight and i
of the county c0urt-and
ion't be long about it. as we have
two dark moonsy in January
With best wish for 1872
CHAS e. BARKER.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
$3.50 Recipe Free For
Weak Men.
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have it Free and
Be Strong and Vigorous.

have In my possession prescription for ner-
vous debility lack OF vigor. weakened manhood.
falling memory and lame back. brought on by
eFoesses. unnatural drains. or tho folies Of
youth. that has cured so many worn and nervous
men right In their own homes without any adj
ditional help or modicine-that think every man
who wishes to regain his manly power and virili
~. quickly and quietly. should have a copy. So
hare determined 70 send copy of the prescrip-
tonfres " charge. In plain. ordinary scaled en-
velIpe 70 any man who will write me for Il.
Ths prescription comes from a physician who
has tnadea special study of men and am con
vnesd II Is the sarest acting combination for the
cure Of deheient manhood and viROr failure ever
put together.
think owe It 70 my fellow men 10 send them
q copy In confidence 80 that any man anywhere
who Is weak and discouraged with repeated fall
wes may stop dsngging himseh with harmful
patent medicines. secure what believe Is the
qui skest-actinR restorative. up-buildinR. SPOT
TOUCHING remedy ever devised. and 50 cure
himself at homs quietly and quickly. Just drop
me line like this: DIR. A. e. Robinson. S7l5. Luck
BuiIding. Detroit Mich. and win send you q
copy Of this splendid recipe in plain. ordinary
envelope free Of charge. A great many doctors
would charge $500 to $500 for merely writing
out prescription Ike this-b but send It entirely
frea
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-09
Purely Personal

Wesley Doherty. who spent two
weeks With his parents, has returned
tobehooI at'sbrin6 Hill. Tenn. & :
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Renshaw have
gone to Florida to spend some time
R.T Stowe, it,. accompanied By
Misses Nina Wootton. OF this city,
end Elisa0sth Bacon. % Roaring
Spring, left yesterday for GreenviIle.
Texas, where the young ladies will
visit friends. Mr.. Stowe will 20
from Greenville to Redlands CAL.
where bis uncle. +. A. Stowe, re
sides. and If he is pleased with the
country he may locate.
Mr.. e. F. Chitwood.. of Hardin
county. has accented place as stem
o grapher In Trimble Bells office