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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17

6ey Slips From Top of Precipics and
E4anps 2E5 Feat Above Water.

Alpine, n. j., Jan 17.-Skaters cross
ing the Hudson river heard faint cries
fer help coming from the side Of the
Palisades and caught sight of 8 boy
dangling in the branches Of q tree ON
the Haae OF ttse cliff. 2Tb faatahovs the
water.
They mounted 70 the top and with q
asheFmanss rope managed TO draw up
tensyeaE-oid flames Lawton OF Alpine.
He had walked to the edge OF the
pFedpIee aaad lost his footing en- ths
Icy rock and tnmh5ed. lie had been ia
his perlloas perch more than half an
hezr ass1 couldn't AGse stood the cold
1gzSzezz aongef.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
PAVEMENT IMPROVEMENTS.

M0tfcH of time and place OF the APP
lplieation Of b Counch OF the City OF
Perth AmhoY, In the County OF Middle
sex and State OF New 3ersey. for thu
appointment OF commissioners for the
Improvement by paving of Pom gtreef
from Washington street to sHal ave.
and Davidson avenue
Notice In hereby given. by virtue OF
provisions OF an act OF the feE5s-
slature Of the State of New Jersey. en-
Titled A Act TO authorize the improve
lnleuf OF streets and highways IN cities
of this state. and to provide for tbs
payment Of the expense OF the ssame,s'
approved June I3, 1898. and OF the sew
Eera1 acts anendatery fhsrecf and sup
Elementary thereof that on the nine
tuenss Say "a saev, ia sae year oL
aud twelve. at the hour of ten O'clock
tn the forenoon or as soon thereafter
H&s the Court of Common Pleas. OF tbs
ECounty OF MfddieBex. In the State Ut
AT the Court HOUSE. In the City of
New Brnnswick. In said County. tire
|Couucfl of the City OF Perth Amoey,
In said County. Will apply to said
Court. VIII apply To said Court for
1.-THE appointment of three dasipteres1ed
IperEoSfs. who are f~Feeh0idsrg aud real
F1euts OF the said CITY OF Tsrth Ambeys
rs Commissioners TO estimate and as
|sess the bsnefits TO property. by FsH-
son OF the pavement laid IN Ia Fsen
street from Washington street to Hall
avenue with yitfigiad shale paving
brick Tf1h ftss appuntsnauCes ~ *~
reason OF the Improvement or paving
Davidson avemne with 8stulithic n&94
Ing material With appurtenasssess
Rla In she City OF Perth Asnboy afera~
Dated Psrth A1aeey. N r. yanaary $.
WILBUR la RIDE
$3.50. - 4aAs CITY Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
DENY MORGAN SUPPORT.

Republican Leaders Say Perkins Is
Acting Alone.
Washington. Jan. 1T.-Rumors tnat
the steel people are standing behind
George w. Perkins in his promotion
of the Roosevelt boom are denied here
by Republicans familiar with all that
Is taking place behind the scenes
In fact, there Is good reason TO be-
ileve that the steel trust people have
assured Taft's advisers that Mr.. Per-
kins' activity is entirely a personal
matter and that he is acting absolutely
without any support Of ]. P. Morgan
or any other person interested In ths
United States Steel corporation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
ALL STARS ARE
HANDED DEFEAT

Defeat was sustained by the "Ail
Stars, or Equitable Five, last night
against the Catholic Club, of New
Brunswick. by the score OF 80 to Is.
The game was played on the court
at Columbia hall before a big crowd
in attendance at st. Peters fair.
Harkins was high score man with
six field goals, while Burns was
honor maj for the losers, he scoring
four baskets. The "All Stars'' will
play most anybody. Address chal-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
auH thrift questions.
GALLAGHER HAS PARESlS.

Mayor Gaynorss Assailant Removed
From Prison to insane Hospital.
Trenton, n. r.. Jan. Thames ].
GaTIagnef OF Manhattan. who is sery-
Ing a twelve year sentence here for
assauiting Street Commissioner Ed
wards at the time the latter went to
the rescae Of Mayor Gaynor. whom
Gallagher had shot. was ordered trans
ferred from the STATE prison TO the
State Hospital For the Insane by
Judge Gniehtsf.
nrssun doetqra haTe AslaA he
Il #ssH eesng fksszn gassEesGs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17

New York, Jan. s~17:-grhere is a
chance that a real international bat
tie for the featherweight champion
ship will be arranged some time this
year between Abe Attell, the present
holder, and Jem Driscoil, the British
champ1n. Some time g Jem an
nounced that he would retire from
the game, especially after his match
with Owen Moran was called off,
but now he writes be has changed
his mind and expects to visit the
United States again early in the
SHRINE. A hattie between DriscoIl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17

and Attell would be worth going
miles to see, for Jem had the best
of it when they met In a ten round
affair at New York two years ago.
The only hitch has been the weight
question, Driseoll holding out for the
English weight of 126 pounds and
Abe for the American weight of 122
pounds. As iAttell meets Johnny XII
bane, the Cleveland featherweight,
in February, there Is a chance for
a change in holder, but If Attell Is
anything like his real self he will
not permit the title TO fade AWAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
AM!C!T!AS WIN
IN S. |. LEAGUE
Richmond Borough No. z
Score Some Good Work

Matches were won last night in
the All-Staten Island Bowling
League by the Amicitia Association,
of Pleasant Plains, and Richmond
Borough No. 2, of StapletoE. The
defeated quintets We're the AuroFas,
of Mariners Harbor, and the Veteran
Firemen, OF West New Brighton.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
BIG WAREHOUSE BURNS.
w@.@rnaksr saarass sulldins Total

FvS@s&F7aANSF @SGra4S 1IttUfrE A2EAl
1c-- =. .~- yvs.
New York. Jan 1T.-Four aIarma
were sent In early this morning for a
fire In the building Of the Terminal
Warehouse aud Storage company. COW
ering fhe block between Twenty-aev-
enth and Twenty-elghth streets and
Eleventh and Thirteenth The
FIRE wss discovered Ia the southeast
corner OF the building en- the ground
Goor. where the Wanamaker stors has
It's storage compartments The two
feet thick FIRE walls confined the DANES
to the dnfamnzable matter inside the
building. and sshea the first apparatus
srriysa the fighters ceaala hes sse the
aanass from The street. Eoar SIRE hpafs
seEH ca duty.
Tbs Hames worked rapidly. The Inas
bass not been estimated. Tbs building
ls a Eesal l1a@.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
you're d happy
Yep noth1n&s5d alH fohaoYro1Sl
STRIKERS FEAR D b
Armed militIsmen Put Dampsr on Riots
In Lswrence.

~ ~
In Lswrence.
Lawrence. Mass. Jan. 1.-THE pres
ence of more than 500 armed soldiers
and the knowledge that the state t.
ready to throw thousands more Into
the city jails If OCCASION demands evil
IDENTITY is acting as a damper on fhs
desire OF the textile strikers to riot
and destroy property.
Efforts are being made by Mayor
Scanlon TO bring about "a settlement Of
the difficulties. and after a conference
between he and Secretary Supple OF
the state board OF arbitration the lat
ter conferred with the executive com
mittee Of the strikers aud secured
their consent TO the board making an
effort to end the war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
CONTESTS ON
DURING WEEK

The Monitors did not play the Par
ish House Reserves at Woodbridge
last night. The latter team cancelled
The Puritan Juniors will play the
Flying Five in X. Of p. hall, Tot
tenville. Saturday afternoon,
Bones Browning, Of the high
school, win play with the P~uritans.
The Perth AHnboy Academy aain-
tet will play at Lakewood Saturday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
OPEN LETTER TO ROOSEVELT.

Ohio Progressive Chairman Wants Go
Know Wfsrs He Stands.
columbus. O. ian. IT.-'Your friends
sare making you q candidate. and 1t APP
pears to @e you are not s~trenuously
obfecfing.' writes John d. Fackier.
head OF the Ohio Progressive Repnb-
lieans, in an open letter addressed TO
Colonel Roosevelt
He demands that the ex-presi0ent
state his attitude on the trust. money
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
IAMEsRuRG IN
LOSING MATCH
IHeImetta Takes Three Games
in the SIN League.

S;pecidl to the EVENING NEWS.
J~amesburg, Jan. 17;-A local
bowling team. captained by Harry
Groves, was swamped by the repre-
s~entatives Of Heimetta in the BIN.
league on Emmons' alleys, this place,
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
WIVES CUT LATE HOURS.
Foree Connecticut Board OF ~Rursessss
to Adjourn by 1880 r. M.

Winsted. Conn. Jan. H.-Because 1t
is alleged their wives objected to
their remaining out SO tate at night
the members of the board of wardens
and burgesses at their meeting adopted
a resolution introduced by Burgess
Clemens King that hereafter the sen
sions of the board adjossrn by 1890
p. m at latest.
The monthly sessions have been Last
ing NATL mIdnight and later Of a
ecrtns OF tbs press OF municipal Dsass
ness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
BILL0P TEAM
DOWN CURTIS
saeoial % tas RrENINo NEWS.

UEsCFUF tC Tive 70 EIFzTO I'VE VS.
Tottenville, s. T., Jan. 17:-The
Billop Five defeated the Curtis High
School Annex last night by the score
of 27 to 3. The game was uninter-
esting aud all one sided. Fountain
|and .Paugh were the stars for the
winners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
TO BE RElD's GUEST.
Duke of c~onnausht Will Visit In Nsw
York Four Days.

York Four Days.
New York, Jan. 17.-For the first
time in many years New York society
Is to have the opportunity to extend
It's best hospitality to royalty. Mon
day next, the Duke Of Connaught. the
governor general of Canada and broth
er of the late King Edward. accom-
panied by the duchess and their daugh-
.er.s Princess Patricia, win arrive IN
this city as guests of Mr.. Whiteiaw
Reid. ambassador to the court Of st.
James, and Mrs. Reid.
For four days the royal visitors viii
be guests at the home of Ambassador
and Mrs. Reid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
&c FL. TEAM
GET TRIM MING
BY THE CABLES


The Gable Works defeated four
of the r. G. H. team last night in
the city senior league, in session at
Wilder hall. That's just what took
place. The r, & Fl. quintet was not
La quintet. Only a quartet. Three
players on the team are sick and
the other failed to show up. Despite
this handicap, the losers played a
great game and made the Gable
Works hustle all the time, espec-
daily In the second half. The game
has been protested by Manager
Rhodes. OF the r. & H. team, on the
igrounds that Manager Wilhelm. of
the svictors, played ineligible men.
The score.
Cable Works t20) r.. a II. (Ia)
Egan, Anderson. .f..... Apologize
Nolan ....... .c....... Hornsby
lM. Saroktn ...,.sg....... Deegan
IR. Macan. $3.50. &c.,. Durham
Field goals-Egan 90, Sarokin,
Anderson t2), Macan Ca, Hornsby,
|Deegan, Durham (2). Foul goals
|Applegate (4). Referee, DR.. B,
friedman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
MURPHY BESTS
HIS OPPONENT

Tommy Murphy outpointed Joe
EBedell in a ten~round bout last night
at the Royale A. c., Brooklyn. Mnr-
ply viii leave soon for the west,
where he will enter into the hardest
bouts of his career. 1t was Murphy
all the way last night after the afsh
round.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17

(6), Harding IA, Merkle (3), Al
len (3), Reagan (3), McCreery To,
Burns (4). Foul goals-Cereghino
(2), McCreery. Referee w. Lyons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17
Junior League Standing.

One of the greatest surprises of
the basketball season was the defeat
handed out by the kshlands to the
Y. M. H. Al. JFs., which uprooted
that team from its position at the
head OF the league. The Iroquofa
are now In the lead, but five teams
are punched and a change Is likely
to take place at any old time. The
Ashlands played with three subxti-
tutes, but, despite that laot, dispos-
ed OF their more famed opponents
by the large score OF 81 to IL. Tho
ore
Ashlands tsa) y.M.H.A. Jrs. tf2)
Stfnson ..-.....f...L Goldberger
Flynn ..........f..... Keplowitz
Hornsby .......c...N. Goldberger
Seger ...s....s e Forgotten
Martin .....s..g.....s FtHger0te
Field geals-Stinson t53, Flynn
ft3). Hornsby t6), Seger sf2), 4.
Goldberger, Koplowitz (29, N. Gold
berger (2). Foul goals-Flynn (2),
N. Goidberger ia. Referee, JOS
seph Applegate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-17

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-11-29

Following this came the discovery
II seems that he was quite bald. with
90 hope of any return OF hair. but In
= few days after his fright there be
ran to appear healthy hair follicles
ard succeeding this he has had a re
markable return of hair. This reap
pearance is accounted for by savants.
The hair of the Murfreesboro man
had been in hiding and something was
needed to scare II out. The catamount
did this. There are doubtless others
who would like to try this heroic
remedy. but real catamouhts are not
within the reach of everybody.
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THE CITY MARKET.

In many cities Of the land the prices
on the nscessaries of life have been
forced to such height by shortage In
supply. greatly aggravated by the IN
Just increase levied by middlemen.
that the mayor and councilmen have
taken the bull by the horns and In
many cases established city markets
where truck gardeners can 20 with
their fresh produce and where con
sumers can buy tss;r supplies Of
fruits aud vegetables. Under this
market system growers not only get
Just as much for their stuff as they
did before, but consumers are enabled
to buy at prices from 20 to 40 per
cent lower than they were prior to the
esta blishment Of the market. In In
diana polls the mayor took matters into
his own hands and bought potatoes
and sold them to consumers at cost to
break q combination Of commission
men that had been levying' an unjust
YAK on the people; i commission
men suffer as 4 result q this ksS
movement they have themselves "a
blame and ne one else. The consum'
ing public Is willing that middlemen
should receive a fair profit for han
ding produce, but when the prices OF
1t are advanced outrageously by sim.
ply passing through their hands folks
can hardly be expected to put up with
the imposition. II would seem. there
fore. up to the m'ddlemen as a class
to correct this abuse or be put out of
business to considerable extent.
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TMeRE IS REAL PAINT

rNenE IS REAL PAINT
and also some stuff mixed with
chsapsains materials that 10 not
worthy Of the name. II 20. have
had experience with the latter kind
you don't want another. II you
hsvsut take our advice and don't
sxpsriusat. Buy our rial paints
and cave yourself disappcintnsnt
and uoasy - we'll.
"A Mleu. 0laased "
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FRIGHT SCARes FORTH HAIR
Experience OF Arkansas Man Attacked
In DARK BY Catamount.

experience of Arkansas Man Attacked
In Dark by cstamount.
Long has IL been a recognized fact
that the greatest OF discoveries may
come, not through long conducted and
Il ~uing search, but In. the twinkling
at an eye In an accidental manner.
Such a discovery now halls from Muir
sreesboro. pike county. Arkansas.
A resident Of that village entered
his woodshsd in the gleom Of a March
evening to split an armful OF wood
for the next mornings breakfast As
he did 30 he was met by a demoniac
cry that frozs the genial curreRt OF
his blood. and At the same moment q
strange animal sunk its claws deep
into the poor mans shoulder. The at
tack had been made by the most
vicious animal Of the cat kind. known
ss q cstAmount In Arkansas. and q
Logcat farther west.
The man In describing this attack
told Of the freezing effect upon his
scalp. lie succeeded In nshtins on
The vsrmint.
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Always an Antl-climax.

II Is always reassuring to read OF
seine millionsire's son who. dressed
II. oyerails. has taken up some hard.
frimy job at few dollars a week,
Just AZ n poor farmers or mechanics
Eon might do. But his election In a
lew weeks to the dictatorship or vice
Presidency OF his fathers business
shows = growth that boys Of more
humble parentage can hardly hope to
equal. Science Monitor.
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The Germany Way.

A German soldier recently was Sci,
fenced to six months Imprisonment
for obtaining a leave of absence o.
the plea of attending hale an
hearty grandmothers funeral. TIL
email boy baseball fans" in ,hi.
oourtr, will probably shudder !
Thanksgiving that they are not in the
German army.
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Ships lINIMENT

Quickly relieves Rheumatism
Neuralgia. Backache. Headache ana
other pains. a reward of 800 vii
lee paid il it fails and the purchase
price j. not refunded. Try it and
see. 80 cents at all dealers.
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My new FAN and Winter Samples are now
ready for your inspection. They comprise
the best on the market. 1 can suit snyons
a. to price who had his clothes msds 10 Or.
der. A suit made to your measure 10 pre-
ferable to ready made clothea. To have thsn
made to measure doesn't cost any more thsn
ready made when quality and fit 10 eonsid
cred. Come in and let ne take your nsss
ure.
b. O. RUPLBY. TAs Prseetcsl TsSss
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Mrs Pickham-James. did you pu:
the cat out,
James-.He hasn't been In ali day.
dear
Mrs Pickham-Then bring MIN In
and put him out again; we've got to
show that beast we're his superiora
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-25

We have been in business in this town
for some time, and we are looking to
build up trade BY always advising our
patrons right.
So when we tell you that we have
found the eczema remedy and that we
Stand back of 1t with the manufacturers
Iron clad guarantee, backed by ourselves
you can depend upon It that we give our
advice not in order to sell few bottles
of medicine to skin sufferers, but be-
S SasSIs we e Know s now ant II Will nelp our
We keep in stock and sell, all the we'll
known skin remedies. But we. will say
this: If you are suffering from any
kind Of skin trouble, eczema, psoriasis
rash or letter, we want you to try full
size bottle Of d. D. D. Prescription
And, Il It does not do the work, this
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-25
Our Personal Guarantee
10 all Skin Sufferers
WELLS { FAYMARtR, DRUGGISTS

bottle will cost you nothing. You alone
to Judge. 81 i;
Again and again we have seen how q:
few drops Of this cinple wash applied
TO the skin. takes away the itch, in-
stantly. And the cures all seem 10 DO
permanent. @ 81
D.. D. d. Prescription made by the
d. d. D. Laboratories Of Chicago, Is
composed of thyTnol. glycerfne; oil OF
cooling ingredients And e you are
Just crazy with Itch. you win feel
soothed and cooled, the itch absolutely
washed away the moment you applied
this d. D. D.
We have made fast friends Of moro
than one family by recommending this
remedy to a skin suffeFer here and
there and we want YOU to try 1t now
on our positive no'pay guarantee.
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her training course, she usually
finds, according to the Bureau Of
Education bulletin, that 1t consists
OF prolonged, and sometimes Excess
sive, hours of nursing, while instruc-
ton in the theory Of the subject is
minimized. In addition, Miss Nut
ting charges. the students are often
exploited"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-25

''Not only is all the general nura-
ing in hospitals one through the
services Of the students" says Miss
Nutting, but in certain Instances
the students themselves become an
actual source Of direct and consid.
cradle profit to the institution. This
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
Wedding Bells

hat sly little elf called Cupid con-
tinues to exercise his arts and con-.
strained two fond hearts to have a
constantly increasing affinity for each
other.
Fond endearment and tender miss
ives continually circulated between
distant localaties until the eliminating
point was reached. Thus it came
about that the writer was unexpectedly
called out on Friday afternoon, March
/, 1912, to the comfortable farm home
of good Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Philbrook k,
where we had the honor of officiating
at the marriage of their estimable
daughter Mabel Philbrook.
The happy bridegroom in this ease
was Mr.. Elmer Edgar the respected
son of Rev. Walter Edgar, an honored
pastor of the Wesyelan church in
Aberdeen.
Sickness in the families of the rela-
tives connected with the contracting
parties, together with bad roads mad e
1T impossible to have other than a
quiet wedding thus aside from Miss
Mentha Crofoot, a dear friend of the
bride. only the immediate family was
present.
The contracting parties p~resented a
pretty picture as the groom becomingly
attired, joined hands with his bride,
who was beautifully begowned in
Persian lawn.
At the opportune time Pastor Crisp
repeated the solemn obligations that
joined these happy hearts in the
sacred bonds of matrimony. These
young people the children of excellent
%parentage and of good report in them
selves begin the voyage of life together
with the choicest fluctuations of a host
of relatives and friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar expect to reside
at the old home place in the North
ebster n%eighborhood where Mr..
Edgar intends to assist his father-in
law in agricultural pursuits during the
coming season. We extend to them
our congratulations and wish these
young friends great happiness,
M. X. Crisp.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-03-14
SENATE FAV0RS
BOTH TREATIES
RatifloS kTb.iratiJn With Eng
Ia-t cid fTa.C2
AMfNDnEHTS LAY &c FAITH.
Agreements Changed to Preserve the
Treaty Making covers of the
urited States Senate.

Washington, March stripped Of
the clause which II was asserted would
invade the constitutional treaty max
Ing power Of the senate and with
many Other limitations added the gen
eral arbitration treaties between the
United States and England and
France, proposed by President Taft
and Secretary Knox as to~rerunners of
universal peace, were ratified by the
senate by g vote of 90 TO 3. The sena
tors who voted against the ratification
we're Loriner, MARITIME and Reed. The
latter W are Democrats
Virtually the treaties by thc sen
ate's action are up in the air" as in
their modified form they must be re
terred to England and France.
BY the terms of the amendment pro-
posed By Senator Bacon Of Georgia
the senate consented to the ratifica-
ton of the treaties with the distinct
provision that they do not authorize
the submission TO arbitration OF any
question which affects the admission
OF aliens into the United States, or
the admission OF aliens TO the educa.
tional institutions of the several states,
or the territorial integrity of the sew
eral states or OF the United States, or
concerning the question Of the alleged
Indebtedness or moneyed obligation Of
any state OF the United States, or any
question which depends upon or in
wolves the maintenance Of the tradi-
tional attitude of the United States
concerning American questions, com
monty described as the Monroe doc
trine, or other purely governmental
policy"
As amended the treaties provide
that all differences, with the excep-
tion of the subjects named in the
Bacon amendment. which have not
been possible to adjust by diplomacy
and which are iustifaole in their ma.
ture, shall be submitted to arbitration
at The Ha~ue tribunal.