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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-28
WHAT POPULAR NURSERY RHYME is SHOWN HERE?

WYE have all read he Mother Goose rhymes Here is m Illustrated for
w you to guess. The young ladys name car be found in the rehus in
the picture. If o find the answer fill at the oup below and
send it to Uncle Jack, EVENING STAR, Newark, n j.
The three children IN send in theneatest correct answer car have their
choice of a box of paints a good book or baseball If the writing Is lot legible
the II will rejected. Uncle Jack will publish the picture of n prize
winner who cares to send him a photograph. Ping pong M tntype pictures
oanno be used.
only children under Is years of age are eligible to compete Be sure to
place "A two-cent stamp ON the envelope, to avoid deay at the postohice. Te
names of the pize-winners will be announced in THE EVENING STAR o
Monday. October 8 t. &
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-28
TIE Ex1enfrS Stars Cook
BOOK and Daily MeS11G
A Tempting Dinner Of Squads on ToaIh
Apple .Snos0 q Nice Dessert.
BY AUNT MATTY.

and add a cupful of scalding milk, into
which has been stirred "A pinch of
baking soda; thicken with two table
s|poonfuls Of flour rubbed smooth, with
one tablespoonful of butter, and season
to taste with salt and pepper.
Cueumbers stewed-One pound Of
c~ueumbers, one-half pound of onions,
one ounce of butter and one tcaspoonfil
Of flour. After pecling the cucumbers
and onions cut them in slices about the
eighth of an inch thick. and fry IN but
ter till well Drowned; then put them
into a saucepan with a quarter of q
pint Of hot water or vegetable broth,
season with pepper and salt. and stew
until tender, add the -four and butter
mixed together, and boil forty-fivc
minutes.
Apple Snow-Now that apples have
again appeared in the market apple
dishes are added 10 the housckecper's
resources. For apple rub two
cupfuls, of stewed apples through a
sieve after draining or all juice pos
sible ard add the stifly beaten whites
OF three eggs and half "A cupful Of pow
dered sugar. Beat the mixture until
II Is light and fluffy. heap on a glass
dish and arrange fruit jelly broken into
flakes around ii.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-28
SYNOPSIS.

Returned to London from q hard campaign
In Afghanlstan, DR.. Watson In seeking a room
discovers Sherlock Holmes similarly employed,
and the two cast In their lots togethef' MI
Homes Is summoned to Investigate the ap-
parent murder Of a man named Enoch j.
Drebber, Cleveland. Ohio. L. 5. a. the fact
that there had been no robbery or other ap-
parent motiys increasing the mystery of the
aTaIr
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Apple
Shredded wheat and cream
Broiled calves heart and bacon
Dreamed potatoes
Egs toast lNols
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cheese omclet Scalloped
Steued cucImbers Broad beans
Peach short AXE Tea
DINNER.
Cream OF onion soup
SQUADS on toast Baked potatoes
Fried sweet potatoes Dreamed squash
Corn oysters
Tomatoes and chickory salad
Apple snow CV1ee
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HEART':o ADVICE TO- "' 7 ;as esss
s1egNsagG -E4NM q g9XsaN NAss1o8AaN
BY doom

will obllge me n thousand times II you
will answer. JOHN ],
| think II would be better to call at
her home the next time you are in her
town. Tell her that you came for the
sake of old acquaintance. Let your
first visit be short. She'll probably
ask you to call again, II thus grad
ually you can renew the friendship.
You will soon be able to tell whether
she likes you to call or not.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-28
NEWS FOR SHOPPERS
~

Belts of black velvet elastic studded
with gold or cut steel beads are dis
played at L.. Bamberger O. Co.'S.
Long channels skin gloves with heav-
lily stitched backs and pearl buttons.
in all new shades, are among the new
displays at Wy. Snyder & Co.'S.
Black suede pumps with colonial
buckles ana tongues, suitable for win
ter dance wear. arc shown at IIahne &
Co.'S.
New high collars made of lace and In
sertion are reduced in price at l.. S.
Plaut & Co.'S. Some are finished with
soft, very wide ruchings.
vaienoiennes and torchon trimming
laces In all widths are among the spe-
cha bargains of the week at the
Goerke Co.'S.
Little jumper dresses for small girls
are shown In a variety of STYLES at the
David Straus store. They are excellent
for achool wear.
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A Good Cold Cream

z. S.-There is no better cold cream
than the n you mention. 1t Is the
one / always recommend. No, 1t will
not cause hair to grow on the face.
You may feel perfectly safe in using 1t.
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More About superfuou. Hri,

More About superfiuous Hair.
Dear Madame Alta: g
VIII you kindly publish in your valu-
able column a good remedy for the re-
moval of s~uperhuous hair? I have quite
a lot of hair on my arms and upper
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-28

Cream Of Onion Soup-Sllce into a
quart Of SKINNED mutton stock half n
dozen onions: set at the side Of the
stove and simmer FOR an hour, or until
the onions are boiled to pieces; rub
through a colander, return 10 the fire
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Squads on Toast-Wipe the blrds dry
season them inside with salt and pep
per; truss them; place a piece OF Tat
bacon on the breast OF each, and roast
IN a hot oven for thirty minutes, bast-
ing frequently. Serve on toast gar
nished with watercress.
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Cro he Continued Tomorrow.)
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

The personnel of the administrative
committee is conclusive proof that the
persistent efforts Of the league leaders
to bring all the good government
forces within the republican party to-
gether have been successful. The
declaration of principles, consisting Of
definite pledges to the people of San
Francisco, leaves no room for doubt
about the purposes of the league nor
OF the success of its delegate candi-
dates at the August primary elections.
REAL FIGHT BEGUN
For the first time since the blight
ing touch of Herrin fell upon the peo-
pie of San Francisco and California,
the fight for freedom will be offensive.
Herrin and his understrappers are
working as they have meyer worked be-
fore to maintain their defiling clutch
upon the republican party and the ma
chinery of California's government
They have been at work for months.
They maintained their grasp upon the
republican state central committee by
disfranchising two-thirds OF the repub-
lican electors of California They did
not need San Francisco because they
could trick a supine electorate in the
country by disfranchisement, and be-
cause the fate of their puppet legis-
lature from San Francisco was not at
the republicans of the country dis
tricts gave him the May convention
and the state committee,S> but at tre-
mendous cost Throughout the state
decent republicans are in revolt and
San Francisco is again the arena of
Herrin's life or death struggle
WHAT HERRIN SUCCESS MEANT
Herrin's success in San Francisco
meant the renomination OF his congress-
men, Hayes and Kahn; his state sena-
tor, Eddie Wolfe, and as many OF his
last herd of infamous legislators as he
might choose to plunge further in the
mire of political disgrace 1t meant
the nomination of Herrin's candidates
for judges of the superior court All
the old riff ram OF the Herrin machine
was rounded up and turned over to
johnnie Lynch, who was made to re-
sign his place as bank commissioner
in order to do Herrin's dirty politics
in San Francisco.
Herrin and his strikers saw success
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
LEAGUE LINES
UP TO BREAK
H[RR|N'S RULE
Good Government Republicans
of City Are Now Under Lin
coln-RooseyeIt Banner
Strong Resolutions PIedging
Forces of Reform Against
Corrupt Corporation
Opposition Flatly Declared TO
Kahn, Hayes, Wolfe, Markey,
Keane and Nelson
BY George Van Smith

War against Herrinism and corrupt
corporate domination of the repub-
ican party and the government OF
San Francisco and California will be
waged by the reunited good govern
ment forces of the city, fighting as
one man under the banners of the
Lincoln-Roosevelt league.
With the appointment of an admin
istrative committee, consisting of F.
w. Dohrmann Sr., Daniel A. Ryan and
Rudolph Spreckels, and the promul-
CATION of its declaration of principles,
the Lincoln-Roosevelt league of repub-
lican clubs completed last night the
plans for a primary fight which means
success at the polls next month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Says Chaos ReignS in
Doodle Dee Camp
Hearst Broke" and Party Dis
credited, Declares New York
Secretary of State.

That Hearst is discredited in New
York and that the independence league
rs in disorganized condition Is the
opinion OF John S. Whalen, secretary
Of state of New York, who was nomf-
mated by the independence league and
indorsed by the democrats.
All through the state the independ-
ence league is being sued for failure
TO pay the rent for headquarters. .
said Whalen. The enrolment Of the
league is no criterion Of its numerical
strength. A large number Of demo-
Gratis are still nominalIy afiIiated for
the purpose of learning what the in
dependence league is doing. The loss
Of the recount for the mayoralty dealt
Hearst a heavy blow. Shearn would
have quit the case, only Justice Lam
bert was too strict and insisted that
the recount go on
The general impression in New York
is that Hearst is broke He has been
lodging service in the matter of the
damage suit the city has begun for
more than $4,000. 900 because Of injuries
received by an explosion Of fireworks
in Madison square garden the night
that Hearst was elected to congress.
The democrats are better Organized
now than ever before In New York.
All democratic interests are going 70
pull for Bryan"
Whalen attended the convention al
Denver With him are AssembIymen
A Foley and James J. Hoey OF New
York, Michael SkelIy, P. J. Walsh and
Richard j. Couch.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Fear OF Coffroth Causes
Dixon to Go Armed
Man Attacked by Fight Pro-
m0fer Secures Permit to
Carry Revolver

Because he said he believed that his
life was in danger at the hands OF
Fight Promoter James w Coffroth or
some of his retainers Charles W. Dixon.
the man whom Coffroth Is accused of
having stabbed in the Willis saloon
on the night of July 4, was granted
permission last night by the board of
police commissioners to carry a re-
volver.
When Dixon asked for the permit he
said that he recently had been attacked
by a certain man. but refused TO go into
details President Cutler informed
Dixon that he must state facts In order
to secure the license from the board.
whereupon Dixon declared that Coffroth
had cut him four times on the night of
receipts Of the Gans-Nelson fight
Dixon said that since then he had
been forced to engage the services of
body guard, so fearful was he that
Coffroth or some OF his retainers might
attack him. He said that he had heard
many threats that the fight promoter
or his friends would get him at the first
opportunity and he wanted to be in n
position to protect his life in case he
was attacked.
Dixon added that Coffroth had a had
reputation as q knife wielder Accord
ing TO his statement Coffroth had used
this deadly weapon on no less than 10
men during the last few years.
The commissioners fined Patrolman
Edward Ring $50 when he pleaded
guilty TO a charge of failure to report
for duty. On the night of June "a Ring
went to the rescue of several persons
who were injured in an automobile ac-
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
ODD DAMAGE SUIT OF
GIRL STENOGRAPHFR
Miss Katherine Collins, Not
Provided With Proper Chair,
Institutes Action

RENO. July 23.-Miss Katherine Col
Inns of this city is suing the Nat c
Goodwin brokerage company for dam
ages amounting to s5.l25 for not pro-
viding her with the proper kind of
chair. She was employed as stenogra-
pher by the brokerage company and
worked from February % to March 23.
and during that time used a chair much
too high On account of her feet not
touching the floor, she claims. serious
spinal trouble was superinduced. SO
that she had to have two operations
performed. For the damage to health
and expense of hospital treatment she
claims the above amount.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
SHOOTS SWEETHEART IN
MOUTH AND ESCAPES
B. e. StOef1e Kills Miss Elsie
KenisOn and Hides in
the Hills

PENDLETON. Ore. July 2s.-EIsie
Kenison, an Is year old girl, residing
az Echo. was shot in the mouth and
killed al her home today by her sweet
heart. B. Z. Stoefie. There were no
witnesses to the tragedy. but an year
old girl playing in the yard rushed into
the house when she heard the shots
and gave the alarm. StOeffie ran from
the place and Is being pursued into the
hills by the posse. he is armed and
there may be q fight
Word was received from Echo this
afternoon that Stoeff1e doubled back on
his tracks TO the scene Of the murder
and hanged himself on the premises
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
PEANUTS CAUSE DEATH
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALI

SANTA ROSA, July as.-Death
from eating peanuts is the unusual
record made near Healdsburg, this
county. when Ray Lester Nelson. SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson of Gualala. died
at the Clausen and Turkleson ranch.
The child strangled over a mouthful
of the nuts and in so doing Inhaled
some of the same into his lungs and
Inflammation set IN. causing his death
In spite OF all that could be done to
save him
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
ELIN0R GLYN'S PLAY
IS VERY AMATEURISH
Author Plays Leading Role in
Private Performance of
Three Weeks"
SPECIAL DISPATCH 70 TIE CALI

LONDON. July 2s.-Elinor Glyn's
dramatization Of her own play, Three
Weeks" IS decidedly amateurish. Mrs
Glyn had q tea party AZ the Adelphi
thester this afternoon and invited her
English and American friends 10 a
private performance Of Three Weeks -
She gprang a big surprise by playing
the leading role OF the lady herself
There was plenty OF staging, many
towers and much scenery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
INJURED IN TRAM WRECK

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. July %.
Ten persons were injured, two OF
them seriously by the derailment OF
Two cars on a Colorado Springs and
cripple Creek railway train al Fair
eaeW 80 sac today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
FRIDAY. JULY "a. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-west wind; clear; maximum
temperature. IS; minirnum, 50.
FORECAST FOR IoDAY-Fsir. with fog:
fresh southwest wind Page 13
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Villas SHOWS No CHANGE

MADISON. Wis. July 23@The condf-
tion OF Colonel William F. Villas was
unchanged today.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
POLITICS

Lincoln Roosevelt league lines up TO break
HeTin's rule and good government republicans
Of the city are now all under the banner
OF reform Page i
New York secretary Of state declares doodle
dees are discredited in east Page i
Bryan gives up his editorial chair and devOtes
profits Of paper 10 democratic campaign
fund. Page
District Attorney Brown bslks plot Of Herrin
machine In Alameda county for separate
conventions. Page 4
Both factions in the local democracy make
extravagsnt claims and fight hard for victory
at primary election. Page 2
CITY
Women OF silk culture society would force
E n. Kirk from presidency and demand ae-
counting OF his administration Of Affairs for last
10 years Page i
Greek. stabbed to death. bites OF murderer's
finger in dying struggle. Page
Charles Dixon secures license TO carry a re-
volver. claiming that jim Conroth may harm
him Page 1
New freight laws issued by interstate com
merce commission put ban on public eating at
station lunch rooms Page Il
Retiring president Of merchants exchange
ASKS support GilF SvfSAAAASAt a. oiAue
meeting Page Ia
President Cabrera keeps up tyrznnical rule
IN Guatemala. according 10 passengers on steamer
Newport Page IA
2 Bonnet. custodian Of safe deposit vaults in
French American bank. cables his arrival In
France VIII assist in solving mystery Of
disappearance Of funds belonging TO CAL
leaud Page IA
War department cancels contrscts for eoa-
struction OF new water supply plant for Pre-
sidio Page IA
Charles Winters. deputy assessor, held up in
Castro street car and robbed OF sl2o. Page II
Charles A. Wetnors explains attitude of wine
growers in resoistions adopted az organisation
- ssse.fsti ti0a. ~ Page IL
Detectives verify clsudianes' story. but mat
ters bid fair 10 remain at stsndstiH pending
arrest OF fagitives. Page Z
Western Union telegraph company sues Com
rnercisl Pacific cable company. alleging unfsir
treatment. Page 5
The Twentieth Century club. organized for the
exclusive use Of the wage earning women Of San
Francisco. VIII have headquarters in the Mis-
sion. Page 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
EDITORIAL
GRAFT

Judge Cabsniss quiets Attorney Sam Sewburgi
in examination OF Gallagher By few well chosel
sarcastic illusions. Page i.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
SUBURBAN

Bankers 70 hold worlds championship adding
contest next September. Page =
Disguised Chinese suspected Of being hstchet-
man from rival tong. Page 4
John ". stetson, candidate for state senate.
supported By the Lincoln Roosevelt republi-
can league. Page 4
Miss Fay Carrsnzs 70 sing with artillery hand
at Greek theater Saturday. Page 4
Imprint OF thumb on the pipe used to
slay Henry Bangs indicates murder at borax
works Page 4
Big carnival to be held at Idora park in
conjunction with tie Alameda county expo
sitioa. Page 4
John siemsen and Louis Dabner. convicted mur-
derers placed under death watch. Page 8
COAST
School superintendent denounces scheme Of
association 70 place teachers IN Mendocino
county. Page 8
Captain Of wrecked liner Anubis risks life
on vessel, which may go TO pieces at
any time. Page 2
Five policemen are slated for dismissal by the
San Jose commissioners. Page 6
Sanitary committee scores health board for
the unssnitsry condition Of San Jose's China
town Page 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
COAST
EASTERN

Boston Desperate Is riddled By bullets OF
300 police. while another is captured and third
escapes. Page 1
Several perfect scores are made by autos
competing in Glidden tour. original schedule
being completed On arrival at Saratoga.
y J. Page z
President Roosevelt insists Standard oil com
pany must be punished for rebsting. Page :
Six national gusrdsmen OF Pennsylvania regi-
ment killed in camp grounds by fierce electric
storm; 30 others are injured Page 8
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
SPORTS

Critic wins the Maple Valley handicap at
The Meadows. reducing the track record three
fourtbs Of second Page 8
British officials at Olympic games show IN
fairness by crying foul" and calling OF the
hnsI heat Of 800 meter race after it is won By
J. c. Carpenter. an American Page 8
Los Angeles takes third game Of series from
San Francisco by s score OF to l. PaRe 8
Fresno takes advantage Of the errors Of Sand
Grabs and wins another game Page 8
White soK climb up By taking two games from
the Ysnkees. Page 8
Montrose defeats Imitstor in driving finish in
feature event at Brighton beach. Page 8
Jack welsh agrees 70 referee the championship
boxing bout between Stanley KctcheI and Hugo
Kelly Page 8
Johnnie Murphy continues TO rule pronounced
fsToriie over Eddie Hsnion- Page s
Kings county grand jury 10 return indietmentc
against officials Of the Coney Island jockey club
Of which William 4. Vanderbilt is presi-
dent. Page s
Classy horses are entered in seven events AZ
the park stadium tomorrow. Page 4
MARINE
liner Korea carries many passengers for
the far east and a cargo valued at nearly
f70Ooco. Page Is
SOCIAL
Miss Jennie Croker the guest Of honor at
luncheon given at the St Francis by Mrs- walter
Martin Page 6
LABOR
Andrew Gallagher is elected delegate to ma
tiOnsI convention Of photo ensr.rers. Pager
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
FOREIGN

Prince Of Wales and Vice President Fair
banks exchange feIicitations at Quebec cele
bration Page |
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

centinaed On Page ?, Column 4
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

Continued on Page ?, Middle Column 9
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

Contiaaed On Page ,, Bottom Celuna 3
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
MARINE
SOCIAL
LABOR

Andrew Gallagher is elected delegate TO ns-
tionsI convention Of photo engravers. Page :
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

The whole world is talking about the
directOire gown, which, as a national an
them says, @half conceals, half discloses. I"
An the thrills OF this gown will be found
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24

Would you like wonderful 90 inch long
photograph showing all OF San Francisco
and the bay? Take scissors and paste
pot and cut out the six sections you'll find
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
URGES BETTER PAY
FORPOSTNASTERS
Those in Charge of Third Class
Offices Should Have Assist
ants Paid by Government
According to Mr. Hitchcock

lBy Mornlns journal SgeciaI TeGscd Wire.l
Washington, ian, 5.-Thc report at
First Assistant Postmaster General
Hitchcock was made public today,
The revenues collected through the
postofflces during the fiscal year 1906
amounted to about $1GS,o00,000
gain Of more than $1,000, 400 and the
report states that this great growth
was continued in 1907, when the ag-
gregate was $lS8,000,000. In order
to meet this continuous growth Of his
bureau Mr.. Hitchcock makes an APP
peal for larger appropriations.
The present policy of re-appoint-
ing presidential poSmasters who have
conducted their offices to the satisfac-
ton of the public and the department,
has resulted in decided benefit to
the service" says Mi HitchSck He
adds that about So per cent Of the
presidential postmastcrs have been re-
appointed
Increased salaries for various class
es of employees Of the department are
recommended. In order to relieve
third class postmasters Of the necos-
sity Of paying for assistants out Of
their salaries, Recommendation is
made for an increase to $4,000, Geo of !
the allowances for that purpose.
Thirty instead Of fifteen days annual +
leave is recommended for postal en-
Moves
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
NICE HAIR FOR ALL. ~
Once Destroy the Dandrui Germ, and
Hair Grows IuXuriantly.

Anyone can have nice hair n ne or sho
has not dandrun, which causes brittle,
dry hair falling hair and badness To
cure daudruff it is necessary TO kill
the germ that causes it, and that is
Just what NeWbro's Herpicide does.
Cornelius Grew ColfaX, WASH says
one bottle Of NeWbro's Herpicide
completely cured me Of dandruff
which was very thick and il has
stopped my hair frop falling out = II
makes hair soft and glossy as silk;
delightful cdor and refreshing hair
dressing It permits the hair t. grow
abundsntly, and kills the dandrud
Germ Sold by kading druggists send
10. cents ia Stamps Tor sample 70 The
Hcrpicidc co Detroit Mich Two
e'7es. 500 ard 500 r f. Briggs ana
company, special agents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
RAILROAD ORDERS JIM
CONFERENCE AT FRISCO

san Francisco. Jan. 5.-Delbeates
representing the brotherhood of Loo
connective Engineers and the order Of
Railway Conductors from various
parts Of the Southern Pacific system
have arrived here to confer With
higher officials of the company to SET
tie various minor differences that have
arisen between the members Of these
unions and representatives. of the
company The question Of pay and
hours is not involved.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-06
FIRE RENDERS FORTY
PERSONS HOMELESS

st. Louis. Jan 5.--Fre started by
an electric wire in the stables of the
Banner Lumber company destroyed q
block Of business and dwelling houses
in the suburb Of Maplewood today
rendering forty people homeless and
entaning a property loss Of $4,000