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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-04
Reduction Of IS Cents
In Rate Will Effect
City And Rest Of n. /

TRENTON, March 1.-The Board of Public Utility
Commissioners today directed reduction in gas rates from
&c per thousand cubic feet to $l25 the rate to
be state wide The decision after investigation
by the board into the reasonabeness of the rates being
charged The investigation has been under way since A
gust.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-04
DR.. WORK TAKES OFFICE

DIR WORK.
WASH March 4.-Dr.
Hilbert Work took the oath of office
today as postmaster general, sue
ce:ding William II. Hays who had
beLr a member Ct the cabinet exact
ly one gear
See the Essex Coach. SeXton's Garage.
10 Smith Street. Open Evenings
ll4S3-2-27-G
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-04

wANTED-First class auto painters.
colorist, varnisher. rubber. chassis hand.
Bay View Garage. Wesco st. and Pine
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-04

Carpenter WORK and 1obhing promptly
attended to- Geo II. Thompson. s! Lewis
ST Phone 1409-W.
5475-6- 25- Wed Sat. tf'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-04

Observation-Disclosures died at MetueheIs.
March s. 1922. Age months: daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Wn E. Berrien. Fun
eral services will he held from the.
home of her parents at 304 Main Street.
Metuehen Sunday afternoon at $50.
116S9-3-4-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-04
MAN HELD UP BY BANDITS

NEW BRUNSWICK. March d
Joseph YukasS, Cf 1S5 French street,
this city, reported to the police this
mcrninp that h. was held up by
three men shortly before 3 otlock
tins morning ana robbed of gold
watch and chain. together with $40
in cash. The police are investigating
the case.
All kinds of Coal ana Gas Ranges on
Monthly PAYMENTS j. Larkin. 26'
Mcclellan st. Phone 565-R.
r. T. So
See the Essex Coacn. Sexton's Garage,
Is Smith Street. Open Evenings.
11AS3-o-27-6.s
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-03-04
WEATHER

Rain this after
noon and tonight;
partly cloudy on
sunday; not much
'hange in temper
aturc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
SCHOOL PHYSICAL
DIRECTOR URGED
BY NJ, \. DUNCAN


~ ~ Irnun. superintendent n
schools rev, tly recommended goo thr
trustees TIM, O. physical diro',. Nn Du.
ployrd for the high school Hud pAt
supervisor f1r th. grades ta 1Dgin WUfi
next fall Mr. Duncan stated that ih'
board herH improved h.- rc.umnI
dation aHd inf % $500 m taD opinion
that ft.sc Officials H.HI H. employed
o. l4 Hk n.N September TO-
also t.. Iit be- bed alWavs h.cn 90.
thuaasuo lr nh cl training ior the
rhilt' m tHc sDh 'is and was q. light.
ed that .u,h tmmue would Do, made
accessible tu me children 90 Amarillo
u bar not heretofore been nude l part
81 The school uro. Um lu amarillo DO
says D. utt u a. hrE 20 funds and
also bcHu.' ih. nnr. have uUt real.
lied ~ boo HtH.c
TO- cSpsns~-s .1U schools have in
creu. n lHds during tb past To-"
years ih., nas been extremely am
cult tn provide .0I what The people r'
90 ID th' Dare necessities nf thr SCHOOLS.
Mr ID I' feels That nh' inI 'IuDi
tion Is u1' ui the mn.' tearrfiU factors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
INCERTON MAY
ENTER SCHOOL.
AT SHREVEPORT

Rhodes lngutun graduate ~ ANN
Vito h.ah school and member &C. thr f..
uDus Centre college football team last
season mas enter Cgntcna1y College at
Shrryrp,rf -0 ls o., De- under the lead
er-tlp oi o.. McMulcn famous plnvor.
who recently signed p contract o. coach
fap tnlm according to % story prin ed
iu Fort Worth urrr
Th. article ays chat lugerton Is the
only Hu, who win leave Centre TOR Cnr.
frmrv Co.Ies, sn rlr as McMinen knows
and chat nome 90 tho Kentucky rolleg
students bad been asked 10 enroll in the
Louisiana institution
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
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BODIES or TWINS
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15
Judge Will Retire
After Lifetime Service

TACOMA, Wasn, Nov. la
judge J W, Linck who founded one
o fthc first juvcnilo courts In tho
land hero In shortly before
Judge bon Lindsay established his
famous court IN Denver will soon
retire after lifetime In the public
service.
The veteran judgN who is almost
so ptars OF aye, once was mayor OF
Tacoma, after holding federal and
state positions In Indiana before
coming west.
Pigeons for years have fluitercd
about judge Lincks offices IN the
courthouse tower to obtaia the food
he never forgot to givo them every
day,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15
COMING EVENTS

. November lG---Thank-offcr- I
. meeting, Presbyterian church, 4
. November 16---McetinG cx- 4
. ecu,ive committee Red Cross.
. November 1s to is-Elks' 4
. Western Nights.
. November rs. - Harvest 4
. Home gathering - Methodist 4
. church.
. November 2&---MeetinR Of
.. Book committee. womau'a LII
. brary club. isNr
. November 30.---Junior Elks
. relay racea.
. November 30--Thankssiviug Z
. Day.
. December &.--Circuit court 4
. opens for December term.
>>>> 90 . % . . . I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15
Personal Mention

II. f. Calkins left yesterday for
Kirkford. where hc will spend sew
eral days on business.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Lum Short were In
the city yesterday from their ranch
on the Merrill road near Henley.
Louis Durris OF Merrill was y
county seat visitor here yesterday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hagelstein,
who live on q large ranch near Al.
Coma, were here yesterday after
supplies la AaiN,
Frank Woods made trip into
town yesterday from odessa TO go,
supplies for the winter as Odessa
folk expect TO be showed In at any
time now.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Boy and two
children have arrived from Colo
radc. expecting to make klamath
Falls their future home. Boy has
accepted position with the Daven-
port Jewsiry company.
Marvin Cross. who has been here
for the past few days arranging the
details Of n fur business which he
will open In the near future. re-
turned this morning to his home
at bly,. l
The local train leaves here these
days with a snow plow attached to
the engine for the purpose Of COM
batting the foot or more OF snow
which has fallen In the past week
at Bray. California.
r. n. Hall Of the Ho,e, Hall left
this morning for Portland. where
he will meet with the board OF d.
rectors Of the state chamber ct
commerce. November II. This will
be the last meeting Of this body
70 rthe year ls?2.
Jefferson Myers. federal land
hank appraiser. with offices In the
First National Bank building. Port
land. Is In Klamath Falls this week
on q combined business and pleas
urs trip.
n. J. Gilbert. who Ia operating
one OF the big steam rollers for the
Warren Construction company here
this year. was married Tuesday TO
Mrs. Mary A. Hodgens. who arrived
here recently from NewberE. Ore
Gon. Rev. Arthur Rice performed
the ceremony.
Brice Mccormick. after seven
weeks OF serious illness. was able to
return to his home In Keno yester-
day morning. and Is reported to be
on the road to complete recovery.
During his illness Mccormick has
been at the home OF his sister. Mrs.
Lyle o. Mills. In Hot Springs addi-
tion.
Fred Baker. newly appointed
agent for the Klamath Indian reser-
walton. is spending two days in
town on official business from the
Klamath Agency. Baker says that
he has his family nicely settled In
their new home. and that they are
all very pleased with the new sur
roundings.
The annual thank offering meet
ing OF the woman's Missionary So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church
will be held Thursday night at the
church. according to Mrs. A. NJ.
worden. president OF the society.
An interesting program Of musical
numbers will be given early In the
evening. after which a supper Is to
be served In the church rooms.
Officials OF the California Oregon
Power company arrived from the
main offices at Medford last even
ing and left on the boat for trip
around Klamath lake this morning.
Il was feared that the ice which
covered the lake yesterday would be
thicker this morning and prevent
the trip. but conditions were about
the same, and q start was made.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15

The Siamese have always been
fond OF apes as pets. and the crea-
lures become very intelligent owing
TO their close association with hu-
man beings. They are trained 10
do many wonderful things. but coin
testing Is the most wonderful Of all.
In almost every shop an ape sits be-
side the merchant. Each coin IA
handed 10 the animal. who tests II
with bly, teeth. II 1t is good the
ape throws II Into the money-box.
II Il IL bad he throws It on the
floor. making wierd noises to sig
nifty his anger
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15

Robertson's Chicken Tsmales.
wholesale and retail. lll3 Main 81.
13tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15

Portland Northwestern Elec. 20
make 100000 improvements and
additions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15

Robertsou's Chicken females,
Wholesale and retail. lll3 Main 81.
l3tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-15
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New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
BUILDING MANY YACHTS
United States Will Be Well Represent ed in the International Six-Afetcr Races Against England.

New York, Jan. lS.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)--With ten yachts build- ing and eight others planned the United States promises to be well rep resented in the international six-meter yacht races against England of Oyster Bay next September The rela- lively moderate expense of building and racing these small boats is ap- pealing to eastern yachtsmen who with an outlay of approximately $500 for a seasons competition may be lucky to be selected as one of the four which will compose the American fleet The trial races will be held in August and the international team contest about the middle of September.
 In addition to the ten boats now building two of last years craft that raced in English water are coming back to this country Four yachtsmen and three syndicates are also consid- ering the construction an~entry of other boats, It is certain that nearly all of these projected yachts will ma terialize which means fleet of nearly twenty in the eliminating trials.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
OLYMPIC GAMES
 ASSURED FOR PARIS
Appointment Of Vidal CIinches
 Chances, Americans Feel

New York. Jan. IS tBy Associated Press) 1.-The successful staging of the next Olympic games in Paris is said by members of the American com mittee here to be assured by the re- appointment of Gaston Vidal as min ister of sports In the new French Poincare cabinet,
 Reports from Paris that the new stadium will be erected in the Farce des Princes agree with private letters received and it is evident that if pres cnt plans are carried through the Paris Olympic stndium will be the largest and best equipped erected to date.
 The track for the 1924 international meet will measure approximately 500 meters to the lap. Both straight aways and each curve will measure about t25 meters or trine more than l3O yards giving the track a total distance of approximately 525 yards. This will be the largest track ever constructed for the Olympic games ard larger than any Of the famous college athletics tracks such as the Harvard stadium and the Franklin field cinder circuit.
 From the spectator standpoint ela- bprate preparations also are being made to accommodate record breaking tnrongs. Frantz Reichel. secretary of the French Olympic committee. states that there will be days when the attendance is expected to reach the surprising total of hum dreh to a hundred and fifty thousand spectators. This is far in excess Of any previous Olympic gathering.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
WILSON TURNED DOWN
New York Commission Declines to Fall for Plans of Title Holder to Lift Suspension.

New York Jan. 1S.--The indefinite suspension of Johnny Wilson, worlds middleweight champion, and his man. ager Martin Killelea, for alleged vio- lation of contract, was continued yes terday at a hearing granted Wilson by the State Athletic Commission. Pro- moter Tex Rickard, for Madison Square Garden, and Manager killelea, on behalf of Wilson, appeared before the commission in response to a sum- mons from Chairman William Null doom. After the Athletic Commission had heard the explanations of the promoter and manager. the following resolution was adopted:
 Johnny Wilson and Martin Kilelca are to remain suspended until they fulfill their original contract with Madison Square Garden by boxing Harry Greh on a date tc be mutually agreed upon.'
 Whether Wilson will be permitted to box in England or France, however, is doubtful question. The champion has been barred in this state, Massn- chusetts. Connecticut and New Jersey, and in addition has ben barred by tine states represented in the National Boxing Association. This action de- prives Wilson of a chance to box in any state in the country where boxing is under state control. The utilization of the N. B. A. with European boxing governing bodies may result in the suspension being observed abroad.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
bRESNAHAN TALKS
 PLAYERS TO M'GRAW
Toledo Manager Is Hopeful Of
 Securing a Few

New York, Jan. 1S.-Roger Bresna- han, former major league star of stars now leader of the Toledo club York for conferences with bis old boss John McGraw Of the world champion Giants. Roger is looking for talent to bolster the Mudhens and 1t is said may be aided by McGraw
 Bresnahan was asked for his opin. ion of the much talked of "balk' movement of Pitcher Dave Danforth the southpaw for whom the St. Louis Browns recently gave whole corral full of players
 His movement is queer and trick. cry and fools the opposition all right Bresnahan said. And unless fel- low is spry and eagle eyed when on first Danny'll catch him sure. I don't know whether he'll get away with 1t in the majors but really don't think it Is a balk movement. He faces first base directly. as do many left hand CTS and it's the movement Of his les as he's about to pitch, or when the base runner thinks he's about to pitch, that fools them"
 Giants Get Black
 The Giants management announced that the signed contract of William Black lnielder purchased front the Virginia league had been received.
 John Evers famous Cub and Braves second sacker of former years may rejoin the Giants coaching staff. Evers became coaching member O. the Giants in June 1920 but was released at the end of the season in order to accept an offer to manage the cubs. Bill Killifer replaced Johnny as the Cub boss last season.
 Yesterday Evers called on McGraw and chatted for a while. It was an- nounced that the visit was purely social" but the coaching staff of the Giants still needs another ,lemper and Evers has been mentioned fre- quently for the job.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
FRANK McDONOUGH ENGAGES NEW MANAGER FOR CASINO
 WEFERS WINS SENIOR SPRING TITLES IN A. A. U. GAMES
FAMOUS SKATERS ON
 HAND AT LAKE LILY
Canadian Skating amrionship Con tests Begin To,lay-Aledals for
 New Records.

St. John. N. B., Jan. lS.-World famous skating stars were on hand when the Canadian skating cham pionship tournament at Lily Lake to- day. The meeting. which will close tomorrow, promised 10 be numbered with the biggest events In the Amcri- can history of the sport.
 This is the opinion of J. r, Fitz- gerald of Chicago. president of tha international skating association of America who arrived here with Roy McWhorter, holder of the worlds record for three miles and 800 yards. Other Chicago ice speedsters here for the events are: William Steinmetz and Fred Buengden. |.
 Champion Joe Moore, Charles Jew traw and Harold Fortune will defend their titles. Some Of the title chal- Iengers entered are paul Forsman and West Becker New York; George Pickering, Patterson, N. J., Russell Wheeler. Canadian champion, and Josepth Vosberg, Montreal.
 Makers of new records will be awarded special medals.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
Landis Consented,
 Is Meusel's Claim

Los Angeles Cal Jan. iS.--Emil ("Irish") Meuscl and Joinny Raw lings of the New York Giants. to- gether with Bob Meuse of the New York Yankees. played in exhibition games here last Saturday and Sunday after they had received the permis sion of Commissioner k. M. I.andis.
 Emil Meusel said yesterday when informed of reports from Chicago that the case had been brought to the attention of Judge Landis on the question of transforming:
 We received telegram from Judge I.andis giving us permission to play in exhibition games providing we would not play with or against any ineligibles.
 "As far as I know there were no inelgibles on either team. We did not make a move until we got per mission"
New Britain herald., 1922-01-18
Au-American Tackle
 Wanted in Movies

Washington, Pa, Jan. 1S.-Russell F. Stein, retiring captain ofthe Wash ington and Jefferson football team and Walter Camps selection for All-Amer- ican tackle, yesterday confirmed re- port from California that he had re- ceived an offer to go into the movies in a new college football play. Stein, whose work attracted attention in the game at Pasadena on January ,, hopes to get into the coaching game and has been mentioned as a member year.