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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-09-22

Prof. D. McGregor Means is erect
ing a new barn at his summer home
on Washington street to replace the
one recently lost by fire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
RECORD HAS
NEW ATTACKS
Charges Sen. FreIinghuysen
Has Betrayed the People
at Washington

NEWARK, Sept. live charge
and prove that Senator Frelinghuy-
sen has betrayed the people by his
votes at Washington. In reply the
senator's hackers declare that some
friend or associate of mine is an UNI
worthy citizen. They evade the issue
and sink to the guilty level of per-
sonal attack"
George l.. Record, progressive
candidate for the Republican sena-
torial nomination, summarized his
view of the primary fight in the
above name when he addressed a
large audience here last night.
ITO drag in some theme not relat-
ed to his own record is the common
dodge of a politician who feels him
self in a corner and has lost hope of
getting out. A faithless public SER
want, exposed in his wrongdoing and
unable to defend himself by argu-
ment, is the first to endorse personal
abuse Of his critics.
"Our argument in this campaign
has not at any time been directed
against the la Frelinghuysen. But
to every voter in the state that we
could reach we have held up a chart
of the senator's purse at Washing
ton, and asked the people to say
whether they wanted such a friend
of special privilege to continue as
their spokesman in the senate. Tha,
is the force of our attack and a big
cause of the revolt now under way
in the ranks of the Republican
party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
MOTORCYCLE ESCORT AT
FUNERAL OF PATR0LMAN

TOTTENVILLE, Sept. 15:-Sixty
motorcycle patrolmen mounted, in
Guiding the six as bearers, acted as
an escort from the house to the
cemetery at the funeral for Motor
cycle Patrolman Maurice H. Ges-
hheidt held from his late residence,
H570 Richmond Turnpike, Four
Corners, yesterday afternoon. Dep
uty Police Commissioner John NJ.
Shaw with Inspector Bailey of the
Seventh Inspection District of the
borough of Richmond headed the
procession. Many friends and rela-
tives together with many patrolmen
OF duty, borough officials and coun-
ty officers attended the services at
the house which were conducted by
the Rev. c. A. Weber, pastor of the
Aloravian Collegiate church. Four
Corners.
The interment was in the Fair
View cemetery at Four Corners.
Many floral tributes were received
from admiring friends and organi-
cations to which the dead officer be-
longed. The Masonic and Elks
services were conducted at the house
Wednesday night. Motorcycle Pa
trolmen Felix Hoffman and Charles
Joseph, his two side partners, were
bearers n the others were from
Motorcycle Squad No. 1 of Brooklyn.
Out Of respect to his memory
Magistrate Fetherston of the first
district court adjourned court on
Wednesday at the completion of the
usual routine business. Five of
Gescheidt's cases on the calendar
were dismissed. The motion to ad-
journ was made by Assistant District
Attorney DiCrocco, who spoke for
some minutes eulogizing the former
motorcycle officer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
LIQUOR RAIDS
At JAMESBURG
Cone Men Make One Arrest
Large Supply of Booze
Taken-- Still Also Found

JAMESBURG, Sept. thames
burg furnished an Getting
hour when Assistant Enforcement
Agent Richardson of the Cone force
came to this place in search for
booze. The party were not disap-
pointed either for the first place Wis
tied at the home of Ignatz Kollien
at upper Jamesburg. enough evil
dence was secured to keep a large
number of vets in stock for weeks.
A still was found in operation with
a large quantity of mash and whis-
key already for market that was
coniscated.
Kollen was taken before United
States Commissioner Richie at
New Brunswick where he was held
under bonds for action by the fed
eral grand jury. This place has
been under observation for some
months and 1t was not until suf-
ficient assurance was given the de-
t%ectives that the raid was put
through. Numerous other places are
under suspicion in town and the
latest raid is but the beginning of
a general clean up" scheduled for
Jamesburg and vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
BUS DRIVERS ARE HAILED
TO COURT THIS WEEK

TOTTENvILLE, Sept. 15-Three
bus drivers that operate from Tot
~tenville and the S. s. White Dental
liant at Prince Bay. were in court
Hshis week on a charge of driving
without IN omnibus license as re-
CURED under the state law where
passengers are carried between two
points. They were each given a
suspended sentence and ordered to
procure required license by Mag
istrate Fetherston in the first dis
trict court. The three served with
a summons by Patrolman Terra
nova were James B. Reid, rs Muir
a street, Richmond Valley; Will
liam E. Palmer, 35S Brehaut avenue
and Frederick Buickerrood, 127
Wood avenue, Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

This daily exhibition of the SEN
ator's record at Washington is the
only insult we have offered him. 1t
is the only part of Mr.. Frelinghuy-
sens life that we are much interest
ed in, or that the voters need in
spect to discover what he has done
with the power they placed in his
hands.
IF this posting of his record be-
fore the people be deemed an insult
by Senator Frelinghuysen's mana
ger, we shall have to plead guilty to
the charge. Our idea of politics in
a republic is that the deeds of Office
holders should be made public every
day in the year, and that men who
ask for another term in Office should
discuss their acts and their inten-
tons whenever called upon to do so.
That is the straight line of our
I appeal to the people. We begin with
a public Examination of Senator
Frelinghuysen's votes in the senate,
and IL that 'offense' is too great for
his ma to bear in silence, then
we are surely not the ones to he
blamed. Instead of venting his
wrath upon our innocent heads. the
senator's manager should go to the
man who made the record and 90
his scolding where it is deserved.
"My faith In victory on September
26 is based on the fact hat New
Jersey Republicans are today talk
ing about what my opponent has
done with his time In the senate,
and are clearly in a mood to con
denim him at the polls when the
| hour comes"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
PLAN To LOCATE
RADIO SENDER
Inventors Unique Device SIM
pIifies Broadcasting, Also
Eliminates Aerial

LAKEWOOD. Sept. ia device
that promises to create a sensation
in radio circles, greatly facilitate
the receiving of messages sent by
radio, eliminate the overhead and
out-of-doors antennae, more com
monty known as the aerial. and save
millions of dollars for commercial
radio companies, has been invented
by James T. McNair. of the Law
sam Electric Company. New York.
McNair's invention is known as the
new radia frequency re-
ceiver, and is the result of seven
years of experimental work on radio
receiving apparatus.
Mr.. McNair secretly brought to
Lakewood a complete equipment of
radio receiving apparatus and in
stalled the outfit in a farmhouse
several miles from Lakewood.
One Of the chief advantages of
the new apparatus is its unerring
ability to indicate the direction Of
the station that Is b~roadcasting.
This newly devised resonance re-
ceiver can be set up in any room
and does not require any out OF
doors equipment, as the ether wave
pass through the walls and windows
and the new receiver is sufficiently
sensitive to detect the radio wave
after it has passed through the
walls of the room in which it has
been installed, even though the
windows and doors of the rooms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
TOTTENVILLE

Miss Dorothy McNair, of Essex
Falls: William Forester, of the S. S.
Cameronia, and James Campbell, of
the S. S. Orleans, have been visiting
at Mrs. James Currie's.
Mrs. Richard Trestrail has been
visiting at Asbury Park.
Herbert Bedell, of Brooklyn, re-
Gently visited his sister Mrs. Byron
La Forge.
MI. and Mrs. John Forester. of
Hollywood Golf Club. Deal, have
returned home after the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Currie.
Andrew Currie is home after three
weeks vacation in Washington
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, and Chicago.
A H. Sewer has been visiting his
daughter at Union Hill.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Eleanor Norma
Boettcher. of Bentley street. and
George Allen Hoffmire, of Brooklyn,
that took place Monday at the home
of the brides grandfather, in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Mary L. Harvey is home after
a vacation at Budd Lake.
Mrs. Maude Fay has been visiting
her cousin in Manhattan the past
week.
Mrs. Frank Enright of Detroit,
has been the guest of her sister,
| Mrs. William De Groot.
The sum of $51,0 was loaned to
| stockholders by the Richmond
| County Building Loan Association at
it's meeting this week.
Patrolmen Mensing and Relch
were detailed to the funeral OF
| Maurice Gescheidt, yesterday.
Tottenville Police Reserves were
| awarded a silver cup at h mardl
gras at Midland Beach this week for
the best appearing company In the
parade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

"As a result of my experience In
the New York Dock Department,
and as engineer for the bi-state
commissions studying the problem
I am convinced that the creation of
a Port Authority in New York is the
greatest forward step in the COM
me1cial history of the world, be-
cause New York is not a local state
or national port but an international
port, and the uniication and devel-
opment of its facilities mean so
much to the trade of the world. This
development, however. has to be
along the lines of evolution. No ~.n-
fiscatory methods will of course
ever be contemplated
Mr.. Cresson's remarks were made
in answer TO questions by NJ. p
Fennell, general manager of the
Port of Montreal-New York's
greatest competitor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
HIGH SCHOOL

It was definitely announced yes
terday that gym classes Will get Mn-
der way on Monday morning. The
gym periods were posted on the u
ietin board for the pupils inspec-
ton. All students are also request
ed to have the necessary parapher-
MALTA on hand.
Calisthenics will begin Monday
Calisthenics consist of light exer-
cises given to the pupils twice daily
hetween the second and third peri
DDS in the morning and the first and
second in the afternoon. These ex-
e~rcises benefit the student to the ex,
e n of limbering up his muscles and
relieving his brain from any wearl-
ness. ~.
Wednesday in the auditorium the
out-of-town students meet with
Principal Edgar H. Kleinhans tor
the purpose of discussing transpor-
tation to and from their homes.
The teachers of this city held a
conference yesterday after school in
the auditorium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
GAINS 2OP0UNDS
IN ONE MONTH
Dis Rheumatism and Stomach
Trouble Are Entirely Gone,
Declares Newark Citizen

after n month taking Tanlac I
have picked up twenty pounds in
weight and am in better shape phys
ically than 1 have been in years."
is the remarkable statement made,
a few days ago, by Charles Gerst-
ner, who is engaged in the carting
business and lives at 21S. Chestnut
street, Newark, N. j.
II had been troubled with indiges-
ton for six years. l had no appetite,
nothing tasted good or agreed with
me and I simply had to force down
what little 1 did eat. My nerves
were in wretched condition and I
would lie awake every night for
hours before closing my eyes in
sleep.
"Then about a year ago rheuma-
tism struck me in my shoulders.
arms and fingers and this. together
with my rundown condition. made
INV work about all 1 could stand up
under. While on my first bottle of
TanIac I commenced to eat better
and sleep better and started getting
hack my lost weight and strength.
taking three bottles of Tanlac
haven't an ache or a pain and am
Feeling fine. I can't say too much
for Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-Adv. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
TRACKLESS CAR
LINE OPENING
Fifteen Cars Ordered as New
System is Nearing Com
pIetion

TCTTENVILLE, Sept. 15.-F1f-
teen trackless trolley cars for use
OH Staten Island, have been ordered
fiom the Osgood-Bradley Company.
of Worcester, Mass, by the city or
New York, is the announcement be-
ing made by the department OF
plants and structures. The cars will
cost $4,000 each. These cars will
be for use on the new line being
established between Richmond and
1'ottenville.
An effort was being made to open
he new line to Tottenville today, ac-
S%eording to plans, it was said, by
those in charge of the construction
work along the Arthur Kill road
where the cars are to be run on the
concrete pavement laid down by the
city last year at an enormous ex-
pense to the city. Just when the
opening of the system to Totem
Vile will be Is not known because
there is considerable work to be done
yet along the line.
The South Shore Protective Asso-
ciation at a recent meeting named a
committee for a celebration at the
opening of the new line. Mayor Hy-
Ian and Commissioner Whalen OF
plants and structures, are expected
to pilot the first car over the n
Announcement is also made that an
appropriation has been secured for
the extension of the system from
Arthur Kill road across to Great
Kills and Eltingville beach on the
Southfield boulevard and to the pro-
posed new ferry to South Amboy at
Sea Breeze. Should this be done,
this year the trackless trolley will
find its way throughout the entire
lower end Of the island. This will
be in line with Mayor Hylan's plan
providing municipal transportation
for every section of the island where
justified by the population.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. August Reinhardt,
of Bloomingdale road, arrived home
Wednesday on the American Line
steamer St. Paul from Hamburg,
Germany, where they nave been for
the past several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Donnelly. OF
Brooklyn, have been visiting at
Prince Bay.
Miss Bessie Polhemus, clerk at
the Prince Bay postal station. is
leaving today to spend a vacation at
Rochester.
A. E. F. Bertsch has the contract
for painting the outside Of Amicitia
hall.
Former City Magistrate Joseph B.
Handy, independent candidate for
member of congress, spoke to the
voters of this section at Amicitia
hall last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
BOOZE FEuD
MURDER PROBE

NEW YORK, Sept. 15:-Believ-
ing they are facing a b~ootlegging
murder mystery police today sought
to throw some light on the killing
Of "Bobbie" Reynolds, a former
saloon keeper whose body was found
yesterday floating in the East River.
The body had been placed in a
sack and the feet were tied together.
Reynolds was shot In the head
and stabbed several times in the
be dy. Ideptification was made by
his sister who told the police that he
always carried a large sum of mon
ey. His pockets were empty wnen
tho body was found.
The police believe he may have
been engineering a liquor deal when
he was killed by robbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

day night. A visit was made to
some of the Shipping Board vessels
lying at the mouth of Fresh Kill
creek yesterday to ascertain
whether whiskey was being put
aboard those boats belonging to the
government. There was nothing
found there. The ten cases were
yesterday transported from the 60th
precinct station. Tottenville, to the
department storehouse in Manhat-
tan, where it will be held. The
man and woman arrested at krei-
scherville charged with manufacture
ing hooch in violation of the state
prohibition law were yesterday held
for examination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
CROWS SAVE Bic
POTATO CROP

CAPE MAY. Sept. 15:-F. L.
Harris and Henry Shaw two farmers
near here, can thank a flock of
about 800 crows for what they now
believe will be a bumper potato
crop. They had about given up
hope of saving the plants from a
blight of big green worms when the
crows alighted in the field and in a
few minutes, according to observers,
had picked the worms clean from
their four-acre patch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
LOCATE JERSEY FLYERS

NORFOLK. Va, Sept. 15.-Har-
old and Bert Kruger. New Jersey
boys, flew over Hatteras today In a
hydroplane. They had been missing
six days. The boys left Jersey CITY
September s, bound for Florida.
Whe1. no word was heard from them,
their father communicated with the
government authorities at Washing
ton, and they in turn advised coast
guard stations along the a TO
keep a lookout for the boys.
Station 1856. near Morehead CITY
N. c., today reported sighting them
fyine over Hatteras.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

may be tightly closed.
BY pointing the resonance coal in
the direction of the sending station
it cuts out undesired stations. even
from nominally the same direction.
Tests have been made in the trans
mission of telegraph and telephone
messages by the new method, and
while this feature is still in the
experimental stage, the tests have
proven that they will be able to
carry on direct communication with
any station desired without interfer-
ing with other stations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
PORT AUTHORITY GIVEN
BOOST BY B. F. ericsson

At the convention of the Amer
lean Association of Port Authorizes,
Toronto. yesterday, b. f. Cresscn.
Jr., chief engineer of the Port of
New York Authority. in discussion
relative to the powers of the new
Port Authority and its prospective
service to business said:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
Mrs. Zuzie Cserveniak

Mrs. Zuzie Cserveniak. S. years OF
age. died at her home 26S Ctockton
street. September IA, 1922. She
caves a husband George Cserveniak'
three daughters May Druther. Zu-
zis Rzmas and Anna Shurallia ana
two sons John and Michael. inter
ment will take place at st. johns
Cemetery, Sunday afternoon at z
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
POLICE INVESTIGATE
FINDING OF WHISKE\

TOTTENvILLE. Sept. 15-Ar
investigation Is being made by Cap
tain Van Wagner and Detective
Sergeant Schley in an effort to learn
where the ten cases of Scotch whis-
key came from that were found
abandoned on the shores of Fresh
Kill creek near Greenridge Wednes-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

Mrs. Ruth Griswold Harker dieo
at her home at Brownsmilie' N. o.,
early today. Funeral services WI.
take place from the home of her
n~arents Sunday afternoon at
? o'clock. Interment will be maze
at Evergreen Cemetary. Elizabeth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
BIG So. RIVER EVENT

SOUTH RIVER. Sept. 15-On
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock
one of the best jazz bands in the
state will start the big carnival to
be held at st. Mary's ground on
Holmes avenue. The committee Is
making every effort to make the
affair a success, by introducing a
number of games and amusements.
Vanity Case
A very individual looking umbrel-
la has an old fashioned snuff box
mounted in the handle. 1t may be
used as a vanity case
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
Nc,1I,

NOiicc IN bcroby glyon that sealed
proposals viii DO received by tho
Board Of Supervisors Of the Klamath
Drainage District of klamath County,
oregon for tho construction of the
works for the reclamation of the
lands within the boundaries Of said
District according lu the plans nhd
specifications approved By the Board
Of Supervisors and which are now on
flo nj the office of the EngIngE of
the DIairlct who is Mr.. Don j, Hum-
walt ~ No. III 8. Fourth street,
klamath Fails. Oregon.
Said proposals VIII be received mp
Ia the hour Of 2 O'Clock In The after
noon on the 2fth day " September,
4. u. 1899 at the office Of the under
signed In the Court HOus" IN The CITY
~ klamath Falls, Oregon.
Proposals are desired on . cash
basis and also on . basis OF accept
ancn ~ bonds ~ said District
Each proposal must bo hccumpnn-
led with a certified check amounting
Go per cent of the amount bid AZ q
gniynntoc that tho bidder. viii. n
successful, promptly execute q salts.
factory contract and furnish q good
and sufficient bond as herein below
provided
The successful bidder Will be re-
auircd to furnish satisfactory bond
conditioned that he or they Will
faithfully perform said contract.
Tho nonrd OF Supervisors reserve
the right 10 reject any ar all bids.
G. II. DEbAP,
Secretary of Klamath DRAINAGE Dis
irict of Klamath County, oregon.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
NOTICE
ELECTION sCNNysIDE IRRIGA.
TION DISTRICT

Notice is hereby given that at the
annual election To be held on Tuesday
Oct. 10. 1929. at the hereinafter
specified kplling place in the Sunny
side Irrigation District. Klamath
County, Oregon. for the purpose of
voting upon the following question:
Shall the Sunnysidc Irrigation
District OF Klamath County. Oregon,
enter into n contract with tho United
States OF America for water right
for the lands OF said district wherein
and whereby the maximum 10 be paid
for said water right is 60 be thirty
four dollars per acre for each and
every irrigahlc acre within boundar-
les ~ the said district and an annual
operation and maintenance charge
equal To onc-lalf of the acre charge
assessed against the lands OF tho
klamath Project aud an equitable
proportion OF any expense incurred
hy the United States In regulating
IN" water level OF Upper Klamath
Eakc."
The polls shall bc opened at eight
o'clock In the morning OF the election
and be- kept open until five O'Clock In
the afternoon. when the same must
be closed.
At such election the ballots shall
contain the words: Contract With
the United States--Ycs' and Con
trad With the United States-No."
The Board of Directors have spcci-
fled the following polling place in
said District for said elections
The home OF J. l.. Fotheringham:
approximately In Southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter OF Sec. 10.
Twp III South Range 10, East OF the
Willamette Meridian within tho
boundaries of the said Sunnyside lr-
rigatlon district.
said election must he held and the
result thereof determined and de-
clared iB all respects as nearly as
practical In conformity with the pro-
vision OF law governing the election
OF officers.
Given by order OF the Board OF
Directors OF the Sunnyside irrigation
District this the 5th day OF Sept.
A. ID. 1929.
Attest:
J. l.. Fotherlngham. Secretary.
HENRY NOSS. President.
AuGuSTE l.. ANDRiEU.
MRS. J. T. CoTMAN.
Board OF Directors.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed Ike
Cuirlx OF the Last VIII and Tostn-
mont " Elmer r. Luddcn, deceased;
and that AL persons having claims
against the estate OF said dccedent
arc required 10 present same, with
tho proper vouchers, 10 me al the
law offices Of Bert G. Thomas, Loom
is nulpns, klamath Falls. Oregon
within sis months from date,
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 18Th day of ScHtcmbor. 1929.
EDITH LrDDEN, EXccutrix
OF tho Lest WIN aud Testament OF
Elmer r. tuddon. deceased
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-21
oF MIsiTiNG or yHE
BOARD OF ItIiIiJiON or
TIE UOUSEFLS ii,i.IGiTfDN
DISTRICT on KLAMATH COW
~, OREGON

Notice f. hereby given that the
Board OF Directors OF the liOrHcfly
Irrigation District Of klamath Coun.
~. Oregon. viii Pit hs n Board Of
Equalization, commencing on tho Bird
day OF October \. u. 1899 NJ the
hour Of ? 100 n'clocf y m ~ said day
aud meeting IN the office of said
board IN Buulnza, Oregon. ~ hear
objection to the assessment roll Of
the year 1899. levied for the fiscal
year beginning Jan, ! 1923 and end
Ing Dec. 81. 1898. said assoEsmcnt
roll was levied on this 9th day of
September. 1922 by the leyying board
of Haid district. In accordance with
the Budget aud estimate ~ the duly
appointed indEct Committee of said
District and may br inspected ai tho
office OF the ilorscfly Irrigation Dis
trlct IN the town of bonanza, oregon.
bonanza, Oregon. Sept. ., 1929.
Wm T. u CHASE,
Secretary of the BOARD Of Directors OF
the Horsoily Irrigation District.
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