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Second Hand Cars for sale or trade
By Mckinney & Vaughn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
FORDS FIRE co.
We TRIANGLE

With much surprise it became
known here today that the newly
formed Fords Fire Company and not
the Columbia Engine Company, Of
Peekskill, N. Y, has the mysterious
triangle In its possession. Moreover
its exact hiding place became known
and the man who is custodian over
the treasure even offered to prove to
one man that Fords fire-fghters had
1t, by taking him down in his cellar
and showing 1t to him.
More than one vain attempt was
made by out of town fire companies
to secure possession of the treasured
fire gong during the holding of the
contests last Thursday afternoon. 1t
is known that memb bers of the Peeks-
kill company and the Phil DAILY COM
papy, Of Long Branch, made futile
attempts to "steal" 1t both before
and after noon on the day Of the
flremen's parade.
The triangle was displayed in the
narade and guarded bv the rife
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29

squad OF the Westminster Cadets.
After the parade it was hidden in the
Eagle firehouse and during the after
noon was buried under some hay and
straw. Peekskill firemen almost had
it about noon when they succeeded In
dragging it from the firehouse. Hans
Petersen, an Eagle member, clunR
on TO 1t desperately and with the aid
of some friends and length of hose,
managed to retain it. 1t was then
buried under a large pile of straw,
while the custodian, Mr.. Petersen
left 1t to view the contests. 1t was
then removed, and thought to have
been taken by Peekskill members.
Now, with more than ordinary sur
prise. 1t Is learned the mysterious
treasure Is hidden in the cellar of
James F.. Rogans Summit hotel at
Fords. When questioned today, Mr..
Rogan said he believed the Forus
fireman, knew where 1t was he re-
piled, "you don't suppose | would
tell Won where II IS, do vou?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
CHICAGO FIRM
TO PLAN BLDG.
Given Contract for Y. N. c.
A. Sketches at Meeting Of
Directors Last Night.
READY IN TWO MONTHS
Joint Session With Building
Committee e--Structurs Will
Cost About $4,000.

Architects Shattuck and Hussey
OF Chicago, ILL.,, were instructed last
night, through the building commit.
tee, to prepare plans for a $4,000
Y. M. c. A. home in this city. The
architects will prepare pans for q
building which will cost about this
amount, and present same to the
committee and directors for ap-
Y. M. c. A. workers to give the gen
eral public an opportunity to exam
Inc the proposed plans and make any
criticism they may desire. The cost
of the home will be as follows: build
ing, $4,000; land. $500; furnish.
ings. $4,000.
The Board Of Directors and build
ing committee met in special joint
session last night and decided upon
the foregoing action. Shattuck and
Hussey have built over one half OF
the modern Y. M. c. A. homes in the
United States, and now have con.
tract for $2,000.000 worth of build
ings in foreign lands.
According to the plans Of the d1-
rectors, sketches will be received
from the architects in about two
months and discussed carefully for
improvements and alterations. The
new home will be in Jefferson street.
on lot adjoining the Public Library,
and will be one of the most up-to-
date Y M c. A. buildings in New
Jersey. The campaign committee RS
ports progress In the Industrial cam
paign, whereby II is expected that
over $4,000 will be raised among
the local factories for the building
fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
PERMANENT BODY FOR
PARADES IS FORMED

The parade committee of the active
firemen's association last night Or
ganized into a Perth Amboy Fire
mems Association, which 1t is intend
ed will be a permanent body for the
benefit of raising funds in various
ways for the next firemen's parade
which they believe will be held with
In a period of five years.
The amount now In the treasury
of the firemen's is $3,958. Each
company will file their bills of the
recent parade with the committee
next Monday night at the last session
of the parade committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
Editor EVENING NEWS:

Editor EVENING NEWS:
+ AS one deeply interested In the
welfare of Metuchen and on behalf
Of myself and dozens OF other Of
your readers in Metuchen, l thank
you for your able editorial ap-
pearing In the Issue of Oct. 26. You
are right In your statement that
every assistance should be given
Metuchen In It's effort for better
train service on the Lehigh Valley
railroad. That editorial of yours is
Of great assistance. and the people OF
Metuchen are hoping that you will
keep up the good work. But 1t is
not Metuchen alone that will reap
benefits from q better train service,
1t Is the entire suburban territory OF
Perth Amboy extending for a number
of miles along the Lehigh Valley
railroad.
A few weeks ago I read in your
paper of a proposition concerning
annexation. ! won't go on record Il.
being In favor of Metuchen losing its
identity and becoming part of Perth
Amboy, but might ask what better
step looking to the formation Of a
making the means Of communication
between this select residential COM
munity, and the best business center
Of central New Jersey. than the CIV
ing Of adequate train and trolley SER
vice between the two towns. The
trolley service Is and probably will
be for long time to come miserably
poor. AS 1t is at the present time
1t is little better than nothing and
with even an auto bus line for com
petitor, the trolley company would
not fare well. The single track road
with its long delays at switches. cars
moving at snail-like pace over innum-
erable curves, foul smelling, ill-ven-
tilated, poorly heated rolling stock
all, have operated against the wei
fare Of Perth Amboy and Metuchen
and intermediate places.
This contending for better train
service on the Lehigh Valley railroad
is not inspired by any selfish motive
on the part on any particular inter
ests. but originated with the many
Metuchen people who are employed
In Perth Amboy and spend consider
able Of their salaries In the Perth
Amboy markets. People In Metuch-
en- must be in touch with q live busi-
ness center and no place appeals to
them as much as Perth Amboy.
Newark and New York are too far
away. New Brunswick is not up-to-
date enough and II It were possible
to take Lehigh Valley train at con-
venient hours with the trip In eleven
minutes instead Of from forty to sixty
minutes a. by trolley, your business
men Of Perth Amboy would have .
good healthy increase in business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29

LIKE SUBURBAN
IDEA OF NEWS

Perth Amboy Is not destined to be
much else but lively, hustling, bust
ling city Of manufacturing and busi-
ness.
A logical place for Amboyans to
live and find rest and pleasure in life
after a hard day in the city is
Metuchen and perhaps the day is not
far distant when there will be O
greater Amboy which will comprise
Woodbridge Township, Borough of
Roosevelt, Township OF Raritan and
Borough OF Metuchen. 1t Is not be-
yond the range of possibilities that
the Greater Amboy annex New
Brunswick and put the county build
ing In the center of the Greater city
which would naturally be Metuchen.
Truman r. Pierson
Metuchen, Oct %, 912.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Trenton, Oct. 29.-Governor Will
sons New Jersey campaign itinerary
was announced today after the gov
ernor had reached the State House
and had conferred with State Chair
man Grosscup.
This evening he will speak in
Montclair, Orange and Newark in a
special campaign to wrest Essex
county from the followers of James
Smith. Jr. He will spend tomorrow
in South Jersey, speaking in Cape
May Court House, Wildwood and
Burlington. The address in Burling-
ton will be in the evening and the
governor and party will be the
guests of Colonel Thomas II. Birch.
Thursday the governor Will be in
New York city comforting with the
national committee and will review
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
NOT
TO COME HERE

the big parade there Thursday even
ing. Friday he will speak in Long
Branch and Red Bank. Monday he
will campaign in Passaic county with
the main speeches in Passaic city
and Paterson.
Discussing today the contribution
of Thomas f. Ryan to the Demo-
cratic congressional campaign fund,
Governor Wilson said he had no con-
troll whatever over the congressional
campaign or It's contributions, as
they were entirely separate from his
campaign. The governor announced
that he had not yet appointed sec
retary to succeed Joseph P. Tumulty
who on Saturday will become clerk
of the supreme court. Mr. Tumulty
will continue to act as secretary for
the present without compensation
the governor said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
BOTH ARE RENEFITTED.

Editor EVENING NEWS:
Your editorial "Our Suburban
Towns" shows that your paper is
interesed in the future OF Perth Am
boy-"Greater Amboy," and l con-
gratulate your town on having so
broad minded newspaper
You say truly that every city of
any size has a large growing subur-
ban territory and conversely every
suburban territory has its center
where 1t shops, is entertained, where
it works and helps in every way to
make the city a hustling, thriving
prosperous community.
That is the case with New York
city. Take away the hundreds of
thousands of commuters and visitors
from the committing district and how
many Of the places OF entertainment,
department stores and shops could
stand the depletion.
Look at Newark. How many of
the thousands surging around the
four corners Of Broad and Market
streets come from suburban terri
tory do you suppose?
Give Perth Amboy good travelling
facilities between Its natural subur-
ban territory from its city limits
through Fords. Bloomfield, Metu-
chen, Perth Junction, Oak Tree,
South Plainfield, the territory trav-
ersed by the well equipped and up
to-date Lehigh Valley railroad and
you will retain the element OF your
population that insists on country
life and people will be attracted to
this territory from the large cities
who desire to live In pure air and yet
want the benefit of nearby thriving,
busting town like Perth Amboy.
Your Board of Trade ought to
take up the matter with the LehiEh
Valley railroad management.
Very truly yours,
ALEX. C. LITTERST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
YOUNG BACHA
TAKEN BEFORE
COUNTY JUDGE
Autoist Who Killed Man Near
Roosevelt Is Held in
$3,0. 0 Bail.
CHARGEOfM fMANSlAUGHTER
County Authorities Take
Charge Of Case -Arraigned
at New Brunswick.
CHARGEOF MANSLAUGHTER

Through the interference OF coun-
ty authorities Joseph Bacha, Jr., the
youth who is charged with killing
George Bosoroph near Roosevelt
while driving an automobile Sunday
night. was arraigned before County
Judge Daily instead Of Roosevelt au-
thorities yesterday afternoon. He
was placed under bonds In the
amount of $4,000 to await the action
of the grand Jury on the technical
charge of manslaughter.
Coroner James ]. Flynn made a de-
tailed investigation OF the accident
yesterday and heard testimony of
witnesses, including the two men
who accompanied young Bosoroph on
his death errand. They told the OFF,
cial Bacha did not sound his horn
or give any sound OF warning. They
declare that the machine happened
along at . rapid pace. that the frst
they knew of, 1t was when they saw
the glare OF lights. According 10
heir testimony Bosoroph probably
became confused. They tried in vain
to pull him from the path OF the
machine.
Bacha was to have been arraigned
before the Roosevelt authorities at
7 O'Clock last night. The county
authorities interfered when the case
was deemed OF more than ordinary
Importance. Offlcer John Donovan,
OF Roosevelt. was accordingly in
structed to apprehend Bacha and
have him arraigned before the Judge
of the court Of common pleas. Jo-
seph Bacha. father of the youth
signed the ball bond.
According to Coroner Flynn's in
vestigation, Charles Sersun, of 33
John street, Roosevelt, a boarder
with the auto victim, and John Ned
vik, also of Roosevelt, were with
Bosoroph when he was struck.
Henry A. He'll told the coroner that
he heard an auto horn sounded a
number of times on the road between
Roosevelt and East Railway Sunday
night. Upon investigation he learn
ed OF the accident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
GREEKS HAVE
EASY MARCH
into TURKEY
Turkish General Had Not
Been Informed that War
Had Started.
WERE EASILY CAPTURED
Turks Claim Massacres Are
Caused by Camp Followers
--Great CrueIties Reported.


Athens, Oct. 29:-The Creeks
were meeting with almost no opposi-
tion whatever, In their advance into
Turkey, according to dispatches from
the front today, AS an Illustration
naturalization 1t was stated that the
government forgot to notify the COM
mander of detachment OF 500 Otto
man troops at Kalemaka that war
had begun. They were overwhelmed
with astonishment when the Greeks
appeared and took them prisoners,
after q short fight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29

H. 8 Hendricks
Director Board of Freeholders,
New Brunswick, N. J.
October certain criticisms
alleged
dtion placed board only know
the eighteen When inspected
them condition decidedly inferior that of
placed heavier
all roads and has especially
office the condition
half The roads
Mddlesex condition
State certainly better than others.
the freehoders in the matter
usually difficult and
public usually much better
friendly Willingness assist the officials
criticism found in other that
AS matter of fact the public
rarely knows which the county roads.
in political
When during the campaign period whether
realize that their matter
complicated with politics,
the problem building maintaining roads will be involved
in unnecessary difficulties.
writing cticise the gentle
opinion conditions
the with them the
the discharge of difficult duty
specific will enable take whatever
remedial action be possible
will point out to them the difficulties Of
their enlightened public
appropriations
highways. These gentlemen be of help
that, if this department be assist
great pleasure do all in
truly
E. A STEVENS,
Commissioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
WILSON TO TALK
ION THE TRUSTS
v United Press Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Princeton, Oct. 23:--Governor
Wilson prepared today to discuss the
issue OF his trust policy In all of his
remaining speeches OF the campaign.
Taking advantage Of the opportunity
of a question put to him by Bull
Mooser last night, the governor re-
piled to the challenge of Colonel
Roosevelt, assailed the Progressive
plan and declared he was opposed to
"big brother" government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
Three Big Battles Expected.

Special by United Press Wire.
Paris, Oct. 29:--Three big battles
between Turks and Bulgarians,
Turks and Servians and Turks and
Greeks were expected today within
the next few hours. The main Turk
ish army lay, according to the latest
accounts, near Eski Baba, awaiting
the advancing Bulgarians. The Turks
are hemmed in ON the north, east
and west. If the Bulgarians beat
them there will be no one to oppose
their rapid march ON Constantinople.
Servians are today marching to
engage the sultan's main forces In
Masedonia following their victory at
Cuanova. The main Greek force
when last heard of was headed for
Janina aiming to control the entire
southwestern corner OF the sultan S
European dominion. AS the situa-
ton stands today the Turks hold
only q strip Of territory about fifty
miles along the Turkish south coast
from Bosphorus to the west coast of
the Gulf of Salonika In European
Turkey.
CONTINUED on page e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
Blame Camp Followers.
Special bp United Press Wire.

Constantinople, Oct. 29:--That
their camp followers. rather than the
Turkish soldiers themselves, have
been responsible for most OF the mas
sacres charged against the Sultan's
troops. was asserted in message from
Constantinople today. Even during
the times OF peace and despite the
efforts Of the internationally officered
Krenadieric which did its utmost to
keep order IN western Turkey. out
law bands sQuarmed in Macedonia
and Albania. 1t was pointed out, and
under cover OF the pending war it
was stated they have been guilty of
almost unbelievable cruelties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Oct. 29--The case
Of the Manor Real Estate and Trust
Company vs.. Richard Shaft was con-
tinued in court today. The plaintifi
sues to recover ten acres of land in
Woodbridge township.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29

Fancy Lake Keuka Wine Grapes for
sale. G. W. Fullerton, 275 New
Brunswick Ave. 12045-10-23-tf"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
NOTICE

NUTICE
My wife, Johanna K. Olsen, having
left my bed and board | will not be
responsible for her debts.
October 90, 1912.
OLE J. OLFSEN.
1904 1929 -4t-oew'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
Progressive Rally
TONIGHT

Another Progressive Rally viii be held
at O'Clock at Goodwill Hall on
Smith street at Hobart street.
The Hon. William Levine, of
Newark, a famed orator; James =.
Edgar, of Highland Park, and others.
will speak. This may be the last rally
of the campaign. Come out and bring
your friends.
paid for by Roosevelt Prog. Club.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29

Red Cow Is Lost.
The loss of red cow was report
ed to the police by Mike Zembinski,
Of 654 Penn street, this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
CREW OF FOUR NEARLY DROWNED
WHEN A TUG SINKS DURING NIGHT
NO BLAME FOR
COUNTY ROADS

Commissioner written the follow
ing letter to Director Hendricks the Board Of Feehoders de-
pong the public criticisms of the condition the Middle
the difficulties which the
freeholders labored
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ROADS, TRENTON.
Trenton. N. j.. Oct. 81, 1912
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-29
Furnished Rooms.

A few nicely furnished rooms with
board; transient trade solicited.
WARREN HOUSE. 22s High St.
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