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means 50 much to the old.fashioned
people We occasionally meet In coun
try places where they have lived for
a number Of years, in a permanent
home around which the true home
sentiment has grown and developed
while the children budded into youth
and blossomed into young manhood
and young womanhood. The divinest
earthly heritage is a good comfort.
able home whether it be large or
small If it be well managed IT IS
the only satisfactory way Of living
What | particularly wish to see Is
more little homes like this. homes for
the common people, the ones Abra.
ham Lincoln said the Lord must love
because he made so many Of them
But even small house like this
cannot be made comfortable and home.
Ike unless It is started right In the
first place cellar drainage must be
looked to when the excavation Is he.
ing made for the foundation This
Is something you cannot well put IN
the contract because you never know
when commencing to dig whether
you will strike springy SPOT or not
In the country no one builds
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Capt Herbert Edward Greenstree.
commander OF the New Zealand Shin
ping Companys twin.screw passenger
steamship Rimutaka, starts of his
week on his seventy.seeond globe-en.
circling voyage. in the confident ex.
pec'etlon that before he comes ashore
Tor good he viii have reeled on A cen.
mry Of such trips. Each voyage frep,
London to New Zealand means 25 ooo
miles OF steaming. Then there ara
from 1000 to 1000 miles on the New
zealand coast, so that each round trim
really means from 10000 10 ~ oao
miles As the Rimutaka makes three
voyages IN l3 months. Il viii need
another ten years or so OF seafaring
before Capt Greenstreet completes M.
hundredth 'round.the-world trlp-lon.
don Telegraph.
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London 70 Have Y. "A. c. 4. Building.
After 50 years Of doing without =
complete Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation building. London. the birth
place Of the movement, is to have what
II needs in this particular. The new
headquarters in Tottenham Court road
viii be a stately pile Of buildings de-
signed By Rowland Plumbe. Hundreds
Of buses pass the site every hour,
and It Is also connected with London's
vast network Of trans and tubes. The
British Museum is only few minutes
walk away and the building viii be al
most in the heart of the Bloomsbury
district, familiar to all visitors to the
metropolis. The building will cost
t750.O00 Only a little ever half the
amount is nov available, but a wide
spread appeal IS being made for the re-
malnder.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-11

20 you love your neighbour asked
Tue good man who was endeavoring 20
snow Basstord the way to heaven
should say not He keeps an
unmuazled dog and whistles the N "
waltz. Chicago Record Herald
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In the manufacture OF cotton goods
Germany holds third place, being ex-
ceeded only by Great Britain aud the
United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-11
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sloa OK &C Olive street where . nun-
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and ouf" variety stFayed into the mis
sion room. it wzs 4 cold Hight. the
tbo Ere Inside looked Inviting The
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-16
Big Series to Be Started May 2
When the Tigers Meet
Cornell. =.

with a must successful year. Harvard is
unusually strong, as Hartford, who won
from Yale last year., is back in college,
In addition to Slater, Brennan, Hicks and
Lanigan, all frst-class pitchers. The Grim
son also has a veteran wealth of material
for every other position. Harvard has
played but one game so far this sea-
son, and it is not possible to get a true
estimate of the Crimson's strength, al
though Vermont, who fell easy prey to
Pennsylvania. trounced the Cambridge
nine.
The schedule of the big games follows:
May 2-Cornell VS.. Princeton, at Ithaca
yale VS.; pennsylvania, at New Haven.
May 9EPennsylVania VS.. Princeton, at
Philadelphia; Cornell VS.. Harvard, at
May le-Harvard VS.. Princeton. at Cam
pridgei pennsylvania VS.. Yale, at Phiia-
May 2O-Princeton VS.. Pennsylvania, at
Princeton. -
May 23-Pennsylvania VS.. Cornell. an
Philadelphia; Princeton VS.. Harvard, at
May 27-Harvard VS.. Princeton. at New
York in case of tie.
May 30-Yale VS.. Princeton, at New
Ilayen; Cornell VS.. Pennsylvania, at
June 6-Yale VS.. Princeton. at New
June 1O-Harvard VS.. Cornell, at Cam
bridge.
June 1a-Yale VS.. Cornell, at New Haven
June l6.fale VS.. Princeton, at New York
in case OF tic.
June lsaoHaryard VS.. Yale. at Cambridge.
Haven. -"
June 27.Harvard VS.. Yale. at New York
in case OF tie.
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Nassau Ball Team Shapes
Up Best Among College
Mines.
BY GUS FALzER.

Princeton, which reigns supreme in
intercollegiate baseball, as Yale does in
football, bids fair to carry off another
championship this season. To accom-
plish this the Nassau Tigers will have
to step some, for down in Pennsylvania
and up in Harvard they are making
considerable noise about their teams
chances.
Old Nassau lost a number of players
by graduation. but the nucleus for a
strong team was left. Pitcher Hey
niger, whom several major league clubs
have been trying to pluck, is a tower
of strength himself, and Drewes can
be counted upon to win the majority
Of his games Then, too, no cole ge
nine has a better pair of coaches than
DOC" Hillebrand and Dutch Maier.
The Princeton Tigers lost a five-in-
ming am to Bowdoin and met defeat
at the hands of the University of yir-
ginia on the Southern trip. but they
never get travelling at full speed until
the intercollegiate championship sea
son opens; hat is, the series with the
big mines.
The first of these games will take
place May 2, Cornell meeting Princeton
at Ithaca On the same day Yale will
try conclusions with Pennsylvania at
New Haven. The Tigers will have their
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PITCHER SPARKS
COMES To TERMS
WITH QUAkERS

PHILADELPHIA. April 16. Al
though the Phillies did not have a
chance to get revenge over McGraw's
new combination yesterday at the local
park, there was rejoicing in Murray's
camp, as Pitcher Frank Sparks, after
months of waiting, put his signature to
a contract.
Sparks and the Phillies' manage
ment have been discussing the stu
alton for some time, and for a while it
looked as though the Broad and Hunt
ingdon outfit would be without the
services of the Southerner this season.
Sparks could not see his way clear 10
get in line with the other athletes at
the figure named by President shetts-
line and the other official gents, but.
after another pow-pow yesterday, all
was cleared up
Manager Murray announced yester-
day that he has released Catcher Jerry
Donovan to the Johnstown Club of the
~Tri-State League. Donovan formerly
played with Williamsport. Jerry is q
big favorite in the Joyful Town. and
Manager Ashenbach is relying on him
to do most of the backstop work for
the Johnnies.
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If there is one place in this country
where a jay like me can drop'a. plugged
nickel, it's on his new jigger that the
"P. 81 public Scoops) are running
these days on two city lines.
I don't see, nohow, how any one Is
going to be foolish enough to hold on
to a canadian coin. if he has none
other, and wants to ride. Men, If you
have a weeks old transfer give it to
the con and go right in. He can't leave
his box to follow you, and after you
have dropped the bum silver piece, he
can't pull it out, and there you are.
/ told my sister that | was going to
sell ice this summer to get car fare to
the grounds. for l know that If ] get
there AL Pardee will do the rest.
But the ice gas is a dream now. !
don't need good money, my sisters old
coins for me. and the new a a will
10 the rest.
l wonder if the children cry for 1t.
No, not for what you mean. / moan
one of the conductors children crying
for all those nickels their pop used TO
bring home at night. | wonder do
they? Well. poor pop can't bring any
more home unless he earns them, Amt
1t too badY Gee whiz.
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off dangerous timber, and was par
ticular who he met in his three and
six-round bouts. He was known as the
Harlem Coffee Cooler because he
anne from that section of Manhattan,
and was a waiter in a beef and' house
there.
The Cooler went TO England after
parading through this country meeting
third-raters. and he made good. There
We're no frst-class men in his division,
but that didn't matter. He fought my
thing and everybody, and it wasn't
long before he was being "Lorded" all
over England. He made money and is
a rich man today, running an ale house
In the southern section of London.
Burns must fight Johnson or else the
colored man will beat the white man
out in gaining the affections of tho
L~ondoners.
In these days of maddaned greed,
when the crowd is fighting its way for
the securing of the mighty dollar, it's
refreshing to meet those who have
sufficient judgment to respect the laws
and feelings of n community. 1 met
one today. Professor Troxler dropped
in to THE EVENING STAR office and
| asked him if he had any ''foxing''
shows billed for this week. mot dur
ing Holy Week." replied the professor.
II try and respect the feelings of every
one, and / know that this week is set
aside by the majority of people to more
sacred duties"
That is a nice sentiment, at that.
Applies for a Patent.
I learned from Mr.. Troxler that he
has invented a device to be used on the
hands to take the place of a boxing
glove. 1t was Troxler who invented the
game of "foxing,' inc he has made a
success of it. His new device is so
constructed that it takes the place of a
foil or straight stick used by fencers.
Yet it holds its resemblance to a glove,
and can be used by those who want TO
become adopts in the intrieacies of the
manly art. The law against "bare fists
and gloves" does notNin any way cover
the Troxler idea. and it looks as if the
physical instructor has secured a good
thing. .
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PRINCETON HAS EYE ON BASEBALL TITLE

first clash with Harvard at Cambridge
May 16. Yale and Princeton will meet
May 80 and June G, and a third game,
IL necessary, will be played at New
York June 16.
Yale. with Captain Tad Jones on the
hospital list and with little better than
mediocre material for her infieId positions.
does not loom up as strong as might be
expected. Van Week. Cushing and How
ard Jones will 10 the bulk of the pitching
and Van Week looks to be the best of
these. The Ellis. however, do not APP
pear to be as strong as last year, when
Billy Lush's. team was barely beaten out
by Princeton and Harvard.
Harvard has a veteran squad to pick a
team from, and the Crimson should meet
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BEAVERS" JOIN POWERS'S
EASTERN LEAGUE ANIMALS

Sporting Editor Herald:
Dear Sir-My reason for suggesting
THE Beavers as a nickname for the
Montreal Eastern League baseball ear
are:
"a Their motto should be, as Joe
Yeager used to say, Work hard" and
that's what the beaver is credited with
doing.
(2) The beaver and the maple leaf
are emblems of Canada. The Toronto
and Montreal teams could. therefore, DE
distinguished as the Canadian teams
by their nicknames of 1.-THE Maple
Leafs and 1.-The Beavers. respectively.
(S) Nearly all the cams in the
league have the names of some animal.
bird or other for their nicknames, for
instance: Buffalo, "The Bisons;"
Rochester, The Broncos;" Newark,
'The Tigers" Baltimore, THE Orioles;'
Jersey City, 1.-THE Skeeters," II 1.-THE
Beavers would make one more on the
list. A. M. MAYER.
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CFrom Montreal Herald.)


On February is last the Herald in
augurated a competition for h best
suggestion for a new nickname for the
Montreal baseball team, entries being
permitted up to April l, a season ticket
to the grounds to be given to the first
sender of the name adopted by DR.
Casey.
Manager Casey looked at the names
suggested and selected the Beavers
Dear Sir-Yours received and would
say 1 think that the Beavers" would
be about the best lame for the club
That is the way it looks to me. as II
is emblematic of the country, and il
would be a change from the Birds and
Royals. Yours sincerely,
DIR. JAMES CASEY, Mgr. b. b. c.
Now the first to suggest the maine
of Beavers as a nickname for the
Royal Montreal team vas A. NJ. Maver,
of 81 Butler avenue, Montreal. Curl
ously enough, his was the first letter Of
all to be opened.
His letter was as follows:
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MEDICAL.

The squire food law is designed by
the Government to protect the public
from injurious ingredients in foods and
drugs. It Is beneficial both to the pub
lie and to the conscientious manufac-
turer. Bly's Cream Balm, a successful
remedy for cold in the head n nasal
catarrh. meets fully the requirements of
the new law, and that fact is stated OH
every package. 1t contains none of the
injurious drugs required by the law TO
be mentioned on the label. Price, soc.
If you prefer to use an atomizer, ask
for Liquid Cream Balm 1t has all the
good qualities Of the solid form of this
remedy and will rid you of catarrh or
hay fever. No cocaine to breed a dread
full habit. No mercury to dry out the
secretion. Price, 75e, with spraying
tube. All druggists, or mailed by Ely
Bros. 56 Warren Street, New York.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS

PUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby yivon tha4 ~
loiIowlng proposed ordinances passed 4
see2na reading and were ordered to a third
and Water Commissioners held April . 1903.
~, az oroinance TO provide for the grading,
CUSTER AVENUE,
from seymour avenue to Peshine avenue.
An or1lnanee to provide for the repaviug Of
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET.
from Park avenue to Sixth avenue with
inch concrete foundation. '"
An ordinance to provide for the naviro
BELMONT AVENUE.
from Alpine street to Hawthorne avenue with
nrick pavement and the roadway 10 h ~
oueed from IS TO 40 feet.
p.. FRANK J. BOOK,
commissioners W wafer
~ VIM. e. GREATHEAp
apIIo-ot Clerk OF the Board.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

hs RnIs COUNTY CIRCUIT couRT-pets,
Eoiandeit, plaintiff. VS.. Clifford n coo5.ntst
aSlsnqant In attachment. On contract Vuuwih'
ms Nv'es ~ hereby siven that a writ 81 attach
Ia rI1hh, w. SUIT o. Peter Rolandelii arsins.
sgsse ana c%hattels, lands and teneme s1sce s
s,,so NJ, ~ y. S2odwin. a nonresident, FOR III :
o. the Essex County Circuit counrt on 's ~ ogi
tw sntn uss OF February, 1905, returnable on ,o tbe
served a psy OF March a. y. 190S, has bear
the tNentieth day OF February. <. IS su11aaos s
'y We sneIin OF the county of Essex isVo'
JOHN B wooLsToN,
Eugene Dotto, Clerk.
attorney Oh Plaintiff. sprlo. X 24myi
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ciry ApvnRrIsEMENTs.


COLUMBIA STREET REPAvING, LIBERTY
STREET REPAylMG, BABYAM PLACE.
sFMaa sEREAY SNIFF SNIFF s shMnRF FHpen
vIsDp REPORT OF HALsTED sTREEr
Notice Is hereby given that the Commission
es heretofore appointed by the Mayor Of the
sesslnent upon all the owners Of all the lands
and real estate in the city of Newark pecu-
liarly benefited by any local Improvement In
the said city, in proportion as nearly as may
be to the advantage each was deemed to have
acquitted. have made an estimate and assess
nent OF benefits conferred upon all the owners
of all The lands and real estate in the city
of Newark peculiarly benefited by each of the
following improvements in said city. namely:
COLUMBIA STREET
from Hamilton street to Elm street.
LIBERTY STREET.
frolrr Hamilton street to Elm street.
Tine construction OF a sewer in
FABYAN PLACE,
between Lyons avenue and Shaw avenue.
The construction OF a sewer In
MURRAY STREET,
between Mulberry street and New Jersey Rail-
road avenue.
Tine construction OF a sewer in
RIDGE STREET,
from the terminus Of the present sewer south
erly TO Park avenue.
inc nass'hS s9MsIrg STREET
from South Orange avenue to 1860 feet south.
HALsTEp STREET.
from South Orange avenue northerly to the
city line, corrected and revised report). and
benefits In the office Of the clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of the couny Of Essex, and that the
Judge Of said court has fixed Saturday, the
the forenoon. in the Circuit Court room at the
Court House In the city of Newark. as the time
and place Of hearing any objections that may
be made 10 the said assessments.
Dated April 10. 1905.
FRANCIS CHILD. JR.s
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HERE S A BRAND
NEW ONE FROM THE
ALERT OFFICE BOY
BY HEAD OFFICE BOY.

T0nno ri re :,
boss, W
got a new one. |
took a ride on one
of them Fork over
as o o as you
jump on" jigger
cars yesterday, and
they are all to the
merry. If they put
one of them things
on the baseball line
there will be moth
ing to it. 1t may
not be fair, but it
will be no fare. BE
careful and notice
the difference.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following ordinances have been passed by
the Board Of Street and Water Commissioner
Newark. and pursuant TO Chapter $50 OF the
state laws Of 1895, are herewith published by
An ordinance to provide for the tagging of
the sidewalks OF
MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE.
from Heller parkway to Grafton avenue.
An ordinance to provide for the tagging Of
FERRY STREET.
from Lentz avenue to Blanchard street.
An ordinance to provide for the grading
ALDINE STREET.
from st. James place to Lyons avenue.
An ordinance to provide for the grading
curblng and tagging of
SOUTH TWENTIETH STREET.
An ordinance to provide for the grading
EDMUNDS PLACE.
from Clinton place to Demarest street.
An ordinance to provide for the paving Of
SPRINGDALE AVENUE.
h MN ,.oseVlle avenue to the city line, with
AN ordnance TO provide for the construction
OF a twelve u9 inch pipe sewer in
t MARKET STREET,
netWeen. Bowery street and Ferry street.
IN ordnance to provide for the construction
Of an eight r3,i iUG5 Pipe sever in
between Ferry street and Passaic avapu.
~ al ordnance to provide for the construction
Oh an eight 90 inch pipe sewer in
,u. TREET
aruni fassalc avenue to a point about 600 fact
south OF Ferry street. 1853 '" ase'
adopted April ., 1903.
prss,aor. FRANK J.. BocK,
commissiiopp ae 6oard of Street and Water
VIM. e. cREATHEAD.
Apnroved nuu - Clerk of the Board.
aDr,o.s, JACOB H~AussL1Ne,
mayor. A
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Approved April 10, 1908. : Dosru'
apr1o.s, JACOB H~AUssLING,
- Mayor.
oFilcE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
OF THE CITY OF
NEWARK,

VFflcE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE CONF
OF THE 1 OF
NEWARK.
Tna eo,a.. city Hall. April 10, 1908.
ane following Is the list of names. residsnca.
ainu places OF business Of persons inaklnr y
Rlcaton TO this board for the crantIne ~
hrrrseIrknes 20 sill spirituous. vinous, mali ~
nreNsn liquors and not heretofore rIhi,shus
according to law. to wit; PeoiiSheu
Name. Place of Rustnasaz
cA RETAIL-NEW APPLICATIoN
Chas. Z. English, 81 Orange st.i4l ReiIa,,u.
RETAIL-RENEWAT.S the ~.
joni Mahon. 124 Bowery st. s~
Jonn Storz, II Ferry st. 'Ssnle place
Joseph Bilkowsky, J53-l55 Ferry 'Sanle pace
CHRISTIAN Christensen, s95 South 0r mr place
George w. n Roa,,r. ,.as; ,..s. .......Same place
Theo. Auer, $50 Snring "a paaser ay. Same place
Samuel Rosenbaurn, "a = y Same place
Harry I. McGilI' "a y na!ket st..Same place
NNtSnoias .. kemper 40 Orange 81 SUI p,ace
Hf;W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5s; 9ame place
LUZ nendola & Sabine Rotondi zNNsi'.
Anchor Bottling ~ ~, = same place
street ... - o" south Twelfth
R~ETAUADcifpii = ,a,H,;,. .sx..Same place
John w. Pderer oet D.. fs..-. .ss-..Same place
1~nk ST -. Same place
JOHN NIEDER.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY. President.
city Clerk.
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RESTORES V1TAL1rY-Have cured thou.
saads Of cases Of Nervous Debility and In
snninis. They clear the brain, strengthen the
circulation. make digestion perfect and impart
a magnetic vigor to the whole being. All
drains and losses stopped permanently. 81
per box 8 boxes. guaranteed to cure or refund
money. s.. Mailed sealed. Book free. Persian
Newark only at Menk's Drug Store. i0e Mar
ket street.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-16
Will Burns Saueai i?
rhis Is EpgIish History.

This Is English History.
You can 90 back a few years and
recall when Frank Craig, a third-rater
among the American heavyweights,
was going around the burlesque houses
meeting all corners. He wasn't Il real
heavyweight, but he managed to stall