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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
FAT FOLKS FAVOR
Home Mixture That Takes OF the Fat Rapidly
Causes No Wrlnkies-NO Stomach
Ills and Requires Neither Dieting
Nor Exercise.

~ much fat is both uncomfortable and dan
gcroiis, but usually neshy people prefer TO put
up with its Inconvenience rather than punish
themselves with the tiresolne exercising usually
prescribed, or endanger their health by taking
the so-caiicd cures and patent fat ''reducers,
This self sacrifice of comfort and health TO
averabundans fat is entirely unnecessary, how
ever. as Mrs. Luella Bigger tells us there is a
home receipt that is far superior In every way
20 anything money will buy for reducing super
flous flesh. II Is said this simple mixture will
take the fat on a man OF woman at the rate OF
1t least a couple of pounds a week. without even
causing wrinkles. Moreover it does not disturb
The stomach. but is a good thing for the system,
bearing away pimples. AND. best of all. II
does not interfere With the diet. You can use
II and at the same time eat whatever YOU
ise. This receipt Is as follows:-ia ounce Mar
nola; z ounce Fluid Extract Cascafa Arc
natio and 35 ounces OF Syrup simplex. Get
thess Ingredients at any drug store. mix them
.egethfr Al home and take one teaSpoonful
ifft- each meal ans at bedtime.
Mrs. Bigger, a. rs well known, T. a famous
beauty expert, and whatever she recommends
Is sure 70 be found eminently satisfactory
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
BOYS rRoUNcED IN COURT.

CHATHAM, Dee. 1o.-Recorder Ezra
Ferris sentenced six boys. who ranged
IN e from 10 to Il years. 10
receive ten lashes each with a whip,
the punishment to be inflicted in the
presence Of the court. The youngsters,
parents were designated to ply the
whip n non objected to the task.
Lackawanna Railroad officials had
caused the arrest Of the lads. saying
were a nuisance about the rail-
road station.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
BEvERLY's GOOD WATER.
Comes from Artesian Wells and Health
of Town Is Good.

BEVERLY, Dec. 1.-THE Board OF
Health reports the condition of the
city, from a sanitary standpoint, as
the best it was ever in. Beverly's death
rate is the smallest recorded, and dur
ing the past three months only two
persons died. and they were over the
three score years and ten mark.
According to recent analysis made
by State and Philadelphia chemists. the
drinking water from artesian wells has
been pronounced far above n used in
this section Of the country.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
WIFE BRUTAL A~SSAILANT.
Fractures Husbands Skull and Beats
Him with Bottle.

JERSEY CITY. Dec. 1s.-Mrs. George
lie Bas was held in the Second Criminal
Court yesterday on a charge Of afro
eious assault on her husband He is
in the City Hospital with a fractured
skull, one eye gouged out, several fingers
broken, and covered with cuts and bruises.
The assault occurred ia the home Of
the couple ut 1O6 PonIar street. With
a ledger named Louis they had been
drinking wine and when the ledger left
lie Bias accused his wife Of being too
friendly with him. This led to a quarrel
and lie Bias, according TO the woman, lost
his temper and applied a vile epithet to
her. which. she says, she could not stand,
and picked up one OF the empty. bottles
on the table and struck her husband across
the head with Il. He threw up his hand
TO ward off a second blow, whzfh broke
his fingers.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
MARTIAL ENDS.
Belief That Captain Chase Has Won His
Case.

NEW YORK. Dec. le.-rhe trial by
court-martial Of Captain Arthur W. Chase,
Of the One Hundred and Third Company,
Coast Artillery Corps. U. S. A., ves
brought 10 a close yesterday. He was
charged with characterization aud conduct
unbccoming an officer.
, 1t Is generally believed that the court
was favorable to Captain Chase. who con
Quoted his own case throughout and was
put to considerable extra trouble by having
to spend his timc getting up his siGe Of
the case and in reviewing testimony even
when the hearing was not on.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
PLoT7ERs PLEAD GUILTY.
They Had conspired to Kill Their
Brother-in-1aw.

NEW YORK, Dec. l9l-George Carnie
and his sister Marion, who were placed
on trial before County Judge Stephen
stephens at Pert Richmond, S. l., yester-
day. on an indictment charging conspiracy
10 murder their hrothcr5n-iaw. Frederick
Hulz, changed their plea Of not guilty 10
in pleading guilty was taken with the
consent Of the District-Attorney
George Carnie was seutcgced 10 serve
ten months In the county All Sentence
on Marion earnle was suspsshded.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
YOUNG MEN S%HANGHAIED.
Two Escape; Walk from Baltimore to
New York.
Especial to the Evening start

WEST EIOBUKEN. Dec. 1.-TWO weary.
hungry and penniless young men. John
Stone and John Jobb, they called them
selves, came into the police station here
and said that while they were walk
ing along the water front in Baltimore
they were attacked by a gang of men and
shanghaied aboard an oyster boat, known
as the Morris. They were kept prisoners
or the boat for six weeks. they said, and
did not receive a cent OF pay for all sorts
Of hard work they were compelled TO do.
They escaped by jumping overheard,
they declared, and walked all the way from
Baltimore to West Hoboken. They were
on the road three weeks. TIL young men
left the station yesterday for New York.
Jobb said le intended to look up his
brother, who lives in that city.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
YELLOW FEVER IN CUBA.
Since January l Last There Have Been
16l Cases.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-rhe Bureau
OF Insular Affairs has made pubic a
part of the report Of DR.. Carlos ]. Finley.
chief of the Cuban National Department
of Health, which shows that since Janu-
airy 1. 1907, there rave been seven cases
of yellow fever In Havana city, OF which
only one case resulted fatally.
During, the same period there have been
in the whole island outside OF Havana 154
cases, Of which so cases resulted fatally.
This is an exceptionally fine showing.
when It Is considered that in a population
Of more than 100000 there have been
only 81 deaths.
so age that yellow fever had been entirely
wiped out and there we're no existing
.cakea.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-19
BOYS MAKE MERRY.
Given Christmas Entertainment in
Neighborhood House.

Christmas entertainment for the benefit
of the boys in the vicinity of the Neigh
borhood House, 555 Market street, was
held last night.
For their entertainment Professor
Baker, a New York magician, was Sc
cured and he kept them amused and mys-
tilted by bis wonderful sleight-of-hand
tricks, Between sixty and seventy boys
belong to clubs that are quartered in
the house. and after the regular entertain
ment they sang and made merry. Re-
freshments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
WEST CANANEA .MAKESNEW
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
& ARIl, IS
 WORTH TWO HUNDRED
1eelee Hewitt Says Famous Warren nlslflpt Mine Is
 Making Rlg Money
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 HipaaiHg . as NH ali Calumet < Ali spps whsn I flfst Y ni tAia iis Heh pfas, and aa We did ~ Auflh liHite after Ye faf fasH iis underground fleHaugs HBHallaf 4 fitiahnga is just eeiag iHfa afaand that it Go yield enormously Gf c1BBaF And Il hA4 msHg fines 4hs lefFila ppaHeH6sd by eallwst q Arizona the tianHBga Circle DlGFafi outside Gf Calumet 4 hf.hHEs hEylHT gH NfaHFs Of ibbh JHH Hii located uFbi iu rba heart nT tHe UiHtTsiEragiHE formations of |.LTEbr v 6 Duilfh, gnctifn and GeBn. this company knows it Is to have an immense tract of rich ore bearing ground. 1t will look good to ] snyCne who sees it. and we sugPest i that those who can make a trip and i feel of the real thing. as we have done. It will well repay a visit. Very | few appreciate the real dimensions and value of the Bisbae car who have not made an inspection of it. i We wouldn't trade the stock for any | other nor would we sell it at present
 prices. This is the time when it
 should be held as it is bound to soon l come into it's own and to show its
 ability as Calumet & Arizona has i done."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
THREE GENT FARE BILL
 WILL RE PASSED BY HOUSE

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 NAs sapaVg pl iRs asfisaiAtal pNfNT mites, FeaaAHlsaaiAg IhH paAsaae n' | p Ii si permtiing fila paHFih h' Issue hpaaa faF tAp peFaplaiinn A' hs Hauri hpgsR, AAa adaniea
 Fhe snpslilas sad ansfasHlns eaiA mjilee renariea ghat II ( Aa [ ana Aq and II ] l Aea ! and 2 haa bseg enRrassed The reper WH' adapied
 Pace letroaaaaa ps# bilf, bespF <, H A0t S. pfogieiHg faf t9a fhs"' F sf50 ef gaaaaHg iH fhis teffl'9f4
 9o s3Sis qs sg sad si. nlFad'if. ed by asscggmaek ege ef geHsfal IF fefss anS iE st8Bes 4aeE rf3f9t sNitty Dym a0bt alaii agW2 t4 5rz tzga r4e aaiwy "f sug aHi' seys. Es gse lfEaFgt nWs tH8 f"' ssFs salary a szengDh &styii'''t' ' sss es taar these tsgo bijia Wiii bt ] consolidated is ene wbea i3ey get il ieo8naittes.
 n. E. go. :. which fizes the pshait' Tor sss,urhiug the peace at aHythina fu, to Ezg3 fine or two months in )aii ana p-eyents officers from making 1 co-,,laints unless they see the dis tur5ance. was passed this morning
 Hull. Murphy. whiteside and Speak CT Bailey being the only ones who Nol ed in the negative.
 H. B. No :, providing for the sal iary of Associate Justice CampDeii was ordered engrossed and placed oi its third reading.
 After message was read iron Governor Kibbey, stating that he di' not care to employ a messenger which both houses. voted to alloy thim inc house adjourned to o'cieci this afternoon.
 The bill fixing the salary of deput I recorders at sI25 and s1oo a mont T was placed on its third reading; al laneudment to increase from s69 | lars q month in counties of the lowe classes being lost. The governor -ap nroyed the bill appropriation sSSV 10 postage for members. A house join
 resolution was passed recalling fror .t the, governor the bill increasing pa of jurors to amens that it will app ; to- certain classes of jurors only. The council memorial, asking tn president to rescind his order rnoy I ing the drift fence on the siaugnte : ranch in Cochise county. was passe' , whiteside nominated J. R. Hampto as speaker pro tenn Adj9urnnei : was taken to witness the planting . q rose bush taken from bush Una uss se, ont by the wife of forme
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16

man to pretend that he is killing peoz TIe and to cut whole platoons of aTi- fantry at one volley? Do not let the children mimic this ghastly business of violent death et ..
 .I do not disapproye of drums or bugies or other military paraphernalia. which can be used without tndniging in make-believe warfare But the pre- tended battles of tin soldiers throws theglamor of romance about war for the child and warps his imagination
 The organization decided to request Secretary Root to instruct the Ameri- can delegate 10 The Hague next sum mer in favor of the program adopted by the Interparlfamentary union
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
TN SOLDIER IS , F0E ID PEACE
Chicago Woman Would SheIye a ChiId's Playfhings As
 Harmful.

CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead of Boston, who addressed the Chicago section of the Jewish Council of Women yesterday, believes the tin soldier, the plaything of happy childhood. is a foe of international peace.
 Mrs. Mead told her audience that the movement to end international dueiing" was the most important thing in the world today, and asked them to use their influence in it's behalf. Al the conclusion of her speech she said
 Above all things let me urge you mothers not to allow your children te play at war with tin soldiers and to5 cannon. Why should you permit ths lboy you hope will become nne gentle
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
CHANGE OF BILL AT IRIS.

The usual semi-weekly change of bill went into effect at the Iris Thea ter yesterday afternoons matinee when a fair sized crowd was in at tendance. The feature of the pres ent bill Is the film showing the temp tation of gambling. and the serious conseouences which are liable to fol- ow. Keith. the baritone renders a couple of new songs yery well and is regaining control of his voice. The house has become very popular. and is patronized by many as regular at tendants. ............i
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-16
gsps slal ,e ReyleW

PHpENtN, Fsp, 10 Aas aais h asapesea railgesA lsslsla,ien peculiar wlth shs epaple, hal ii meets Nilh 1hs apprayAl af lee msmhsFs ag Iha ieNpg Aause vi .hs lesislasaFs, q she fEv apens al,plsAse gaas qaMs ta tell N' Magleala VI AtR Ae saaRe iN faNae sAe s-eeas fare hill ls VI 'aaWA9'aa
 ln spevsR ehieA ea msmheg as ,emptva la answer Belt reviewed fAs sallgaaa s,haasioR la Aglsaaa NAlle speaslRs te hv saepg.ea VI sFsse' laEa en aF AF,seRA qallgeaas ans when ps haa aalshed several As ias nsAeegs estRgralalaEpa hln-
 gaklns ghe report ei ine interstate epu1aaaFea commission as his aelhnt R2 aei} answered iRe s1ateAeAts mssle fvW aass Asa pstaFe lhs aal pasatiaR eqAat1ee hA AtlaFAef esaRk Car, whs aassgtsA lhat lNE sallFea,,s wppla apegate ~ a lasa lf s-seas gare peg wiie were 'Re IeaN'- eam
 AayiNg in lvaas, Wiaeh "A pea4iaeFea ppsl regulated stA'. l the N4seA egaFa ~ FAllFAaaA tieil called attsn ita sa thv ieas asfaepi'sa pf spagssl, led saaaiFs saeA as ihses sfs n isaaA aud siAiaa lhA' gallsaaaa lbf operate as ! pfaill an s-espl faisa
 Bell asssrlra ihai ' la lime faf ihe people sf SFisaHa @ Fasalaia lAs fAli fos 4s f,sg fiH bsgsfi af allyibs Deopinf sse saia tbsl iF tss sggfilaFa eae'se l. egesaging ee loss, | wss sfsaBs tast aheg s9Rla declare aigiaefies i9 slse x eeass9
 1gs en h seEf fse9 sy sase s ysass sf fisa fas raa s aa sesa4 fsstl aas sgge e9sz ke eaos seat 9as stgssagfa ass sSe rgs ag ss2Ei@te fsrea2 saes ss lts bz2E arse
 Eg g. & sss1ek is tiae z-eeat f4Fe E s.aFae sp s@E aessks ss@A SSsslii-s se emsssss szs sae EapfneZ H@a 7 sze5ssE ss4s saay1e t2 getsf # t9 fa% nx zsG sagresslag epEnn n1iites- Tae aatisgr e.F tae giB sI9fse 6rst as- ser7anz Eazs ssae Esea caa bay iails1ge books fer SC and travel a0w at the rate of 2 eez.gs per mile, and for Ss9 csn ride for 2 I-2 cenrs per mile, He asked that. the poor people get the same advantages
 Hampton of Graham moved io amend the bill by making the rate on all railroads wholly within the terri- tory. or partly within and partly with out. when they do not exceej 1z0 miles. I cents per mile. The effect oi this amendment would have been to nut the 3-cent rate on only the South ern Pacific and santa Fe main lines
 Whiteside moved that the bill bf recommstted with the amendment tc the judiciary committed, but this was lost by vote of to 15.
 Bell. Bailey, Hampton and White side all spoke on the different phase' of the bili, Bailey stating at the out set that he did not want to be Hiisun' derstood because he Is a railroad em ploye. but because he honestly be Slfeves that cents is too low for then to pay expenses,
 Hampton's amendment to mak' ssfhes rate sn all Arizona branch line 4 cents per mile when the vote wa 1faken, probably shows the strength O sthe railroads and those wno are work sng in behalf of legislation. bette ssthan any measure thus far this ses Ssion in the house; the vote on tn amendment was as. folIows: 5 Q & For she amendment-Burke, David sson. Hampton. Hull, Martin, Murphy Slaughter. whfteside. Speaker Bal sley-s.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-11
TOBACCO TRUST
UNDER LAWS BAN
fcontlnuea from Pnee one1

netition shows how the combinations in
these countries, wearying of competition,
In 1902 entered into written agreements
each not to interfere with the other along
certain we'll defined lines and together
forming the Imperial Tobacco company
to carry on the trade and commerce in
other countries without competing. The
government declares that this division of
the world has ever since been strictly
observed and that three companies with
their allies and associates have all been
operating in harmony. An interesting
chapter of the petition is devoted to
methods of distribution of tobacco pro-
ducts.
The American Tobacco company in 1901,
the petition states, secretly acquired con-
troll of the United Cigar Stores company
(for long time thereafter denied), and
through it retail tobacco stores are estab-
lished in the larger cities which by reason
of the powerful support and influence of
the combination have quickly secured
dominating position in the trade and are
destroying competition.
A great feature of the complaint today
is it's waiver of the right demanding an
swers Under oath from corporations and
individuals named as defendants as the
making of such an oath might confer I'M
munity from prosecution.
Inc lndlVldualS names as UeIenudHtS
and as witnesses are James B. Duke,
president of the American Tobacco COM
pany; John B. Cobb, president of the
American Cigar company; William K.
Harris, chairman of the board of man
ayers of the American Tobacco company;
Caleb C. Duke president of the American
Tobacco company, director Of the Amer
lean Snuff company; Percival S. Hill, vice
president of the American Tobacco COM
pany; w. C. Reed, manager for the I'm
perial Tobacco company of Great Britain;
Thomas E. Ryan, Pierre Lorillard, Peter
A. B. Widener, Anthony N. Brady and
practically all of the directors of the
American Tobacco company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-11
BROAD COURSE
OF STUDY FOR
SCHOOL TEACHERS
Must Be Greater Than
Duty Demands
Necessary to Understand Aims and
Ends Desired to Be Accom-
plIshed, as Well as Mere
Methods

The second session of the department Of
secondary education held in the First
congregational church yesterday after
noon was divided into four departments,
namely Preparation of High School
Teachers. Mathematics, History and
Science, the first being held in the main
auditorium and the others in different
parts of the building.
j. Stanley Brown, superintendent of
township schools, Joliet, ILL.,, read the
seventeen on the professional prepara-
ton of high school teachers" 1t read as
follows:
"The program of studies selected by
each student should introduce work in
subjects outside of those in which he is
sufficient to give. some insight into the
dinerent fields of knowledge. and to avoid
the dangers of over-specialization. For
instance, one or more subjects from the
group, including history, economics and
sociology, which will give the teacher
educatfon; and a course in general psy
chology, history, philosophy, ogic and
ethics, which will give the teacher a
proper outlook upon education as the de-
velopment of the individual.
of the following subjects: History of
education and educational psychology,
with emphasis on adolescence, the prin-
cipals of education, including the study of
educational aims values and processes.
under this heading. That the minimum
requirements for a secondary school
teacher be graduation from college
maintaining four years high school
course for admission, or from an institu-
ton having equivalent requirements for
demic scholarship"
A discussion followed.