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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
EMPLOYMENT wANrED-Mxle

EMPLOYMENT WANTED-MxIe
TASTED-By yu1-- ma Q-zIsed. position
as au1ss q s--sadEnE for 1nF1-id- Fozag 60 olc-
c1ssc-z1z rrzrtl a. 1cCze ztrnsE- Fer
ls-nE eic. address, BaRL R0sE. Hossi Alien.
SITUATION zE-tez EzrA private family sr
Eeter Fo11g -sE iDz1lsA3s abe 70 d-1TH AZ
to1acklle- c1rs for' szDes car % -eF1iE11Es
EooE cnschEEn- -ead gEros1- eSr-s wages nod
s-Ers- larsl -e.s-e2ceSs G LASA1ES. S1s1s
T0tNC9. s5rgIs. sFeasy tl.-1.er H1ated. uho is
E-illg z belF Il hE--so-- Il ne ccznt-T- e
: N-61eslsF az 1S2S Howard 81 BRAUN
scEWEGER 4 Co
SITIATI0S rzrfe6 n tae ChIBess BON: al
KIDS 1-s1 class beaR- E1oo refe-ences- viii
Erk rezse1zkls- or - co111-T- Ae1rss< J.
i hong "a Dz2nz - Tel DeaE-as rssa-
WANTED-BF sxy.e-seao-s. zsa6l< aEes 1aA-
care q Es1tle=zz's F-zcs u ro1nrrTs good
ze-soeal res>re1crss sooc Snze 01-s = sn
POSITION FHare1- z~ng n1n. Is Es.n rzsl-.
keeT-1r- EE5cEe0 s1.1 east references arr
leeslsy- H T roo2 :. 20 G-oEe =
FERSI CAS- IEra-ess hu1ser and cock xsats
s..aafioa Z PIRATE zzE..y Eessr9sr q ssEe-
51rHz1sn So tel Nest 4Sza
B0F. Is EsErz I'D s-ruuE. wants 70 learn trade
a rz-1e1-fr pasntrr arsck lsrer cr hsnck-
sDlrh. pos.t5ae = r-sy q outzi1s- Aoe-ess
EoCc1s gspz1ese beT wants Ts,slrsoa n EstrEte
refere.csx- nzne iss GEORGE IAkEMA Ri
1zle Castro 81 csr-
EOENG mn - sooer za6 heses-, 6ess-es an
III = css1 seen-1rT z required 76eress
6 A : sg-z ID 81
YOCNG- eaerr.-Ir. r.zr-srs bnsinexxzan desires
Epec c1eaF wzth 7sas7~7css ro17z.a7E: ear
hoz z4-s Cal erfce-
STREcTLy xoaer. -esIe1ss nan Ezn-x g,asstipn a.
ca-zer11r ~ real estate 1-1- hare ba6 soze
szpeEse1re- tess rszereanes- Address A z z.
1.sz FHlezciH ~
E wASTED-Pssifian sazsfer q o1hes ligAf
Wnrk IT z <saher rf1tze.e- Eszf-lT rE1. hnk
kn1-.H1Ee ~ 1aok kee7eng- A6drezs SIS b.
WANTED-BE relare6 zsr Elfnarsaa a souse-
rez e. FseEre-- <FE .1trk exre-.sDce- ADDRESS
NN n BOOKS. srsoEiEn hoiel Sss-s7s
I cEaTTFETk- EI6Ele zred. xzs1ss pasItsoa- cisr
q rou1r-T- ead rtrzsrl1gs sTsEks Preach ard
EzEllsl- Ac1-ess Il AIGISIIx- 11s1 Howard
EzS sa6 Elss fssrnsnl. nan IS ssoa cook rife
Eoo1 1os Au1ssv1rk- - wax passs1e1k- slsy
BAR IExDER ElrA exPsrseoes- rell-fas. hunes1.
swift l11 s-ez1F E112eL- 49, lces-l1z =
rstF nr cazr1TT- A6ersss bux SSSf- Cal ctfrs
T0Tslfs zru ussaes T,as5zlsa- grrstrzh.T Cuts er
-crk- hekr reFerE1rez- eZpe-zf1re6 3oof
keeptr - ieF-nan- ctr r C. si5 ort1Tza s.
wANTED-Pussrsun r. E-1nbeue pasrsr. wfl
arrFrr uork ~ <uUrzer rtScr1- seTErHl TezrS
CEREAL sxrsrience- BOX - Chscn Cal
roT-sG r1sz- sasF rrassssed f-r.zn Fsezat's Ausa-
re<s r.slsrre frssTzs T,azarzaa IL nfzre & large
reaaesaie hurse- BaK SslS Can 0thre
Y0T-yG 1zn- rae-A.nie 10 trase- risses, E,ass-
rsz re Ersre zgfr1-e azronaflie- Address
a HANS0S. 1zs7 xrgk * c.tE-
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CITY REAL ESTATE

AUCTgos
AUCTION
AUcTIox
Referees sale q rsli estate Il a1rEtioc ~
sxlekrocz q Shz5sEz1d. E1cko=e CO, -
Acz-EozsrT 81 81 THURSDAY. APRIL "a
1905. az II o-e1cck 1eea- Sos- 547-54s Hayes
81 ard Nos- 44srs50 L1Ddsa sr.s store a3i
fats above u rsezs and hE1a ezch s11 >
fz-s On Linden Az sf roo1E and bath each.
rents se=7-5o pr Do1fh- lst -1-oz12o feet :
1runtsEss- his property j. n The hest buE%
1ess Block Of Hayes So 4, opportunity fer .
bargain AID git scse INVESTMENT
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COMPETENT eastern bosel nEasgsr desires po
dress hSx z27S Czl c16c=
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SPECIALS
4 FEW LATE ONES.

SPECIALS
PEW LATE ONES.
HOTEL cook-sa eook sor botsl: see bsss
car ofEce: S75 found-
RANCH CoOK-For rza-h. ssufh. SIS founh-
CARRIAGE PAISTER-CcuHtry, $3.50 day
WOOD WGgkER-WRgaa work. city. s. dzy.
FATTER-COunf-v hotel nerth S3S fouo1
AAGalS1SI-FoeDan fnr country shcp.
PREssER and CLEASER tr En.u rozs-
AaRaIED COUPLES
Lssessr &C. ssa wife as eess q, Fer luaseF eoa-
FOB THE LUNBEg
WOODS
1o swsmpers for lhs wcaas. SO and found-
rsg1lg pullers- 500
+ aesa are1nd losEiag .sasin@s- so and ID
g ne makers, tools and. rroFtki1ns. advanced.
FARMS AND Da1RIEs
5 pew tesnaste-s $50 70 so and found. 8
lesns1ers. FinsyxEd 81 fare $50 and 1ozaa.
= farmers ether sohs So .x3e 10 SS7 s.. and
found; chcreznes and ebe-xboys ranshes aid
ssssss iasEsI. 30. a.E 70: $40 and fo.sa:
sss 10 Sz5 and foaiid !.
wHEIE PALACE HOTEL.
59o spae16adlF fE-n1sAed roazas; &c. 5oc AID
T5e per day; free baths VITA sve-y -saza.
largest hotel sf6ce zod SlEbbouSes On PEcx1c
eaast- facing rHn Ness ar. luggage checked
and stored free q charge: highest grade Of
WHITE falacg HoTu-SEvEz CLOSED.
i1th asd Market stz-. San Friacssca-
PLEASE REPORT:
NJ or et1ee at eace-
" Nelson camp cock
A GcShzne. camp waiter.
NJ Merchant. blacksnith-
GET
ear free list. isss.d tines daily Read oar
MURRAY & READY.s.
ilfh and Market srs-- Sar Frsrrisce.
!: sth ard Frsaklin SITS. GAkisod
Lesdias Enployuen5 aad Laho. AEsatx-
ANDRES othce. 50 Frsaklin st--.cook fer reg
tsr-Snt. szz-5o :xk-- second roak. resart- $50:
Gsrrra, cook boardiag b0use 'ssR. saile-.
. hotel. $50, d1tTFEal1- MIX few csEs make
saiisr gri...e a.. Tlscs SO; a3ssi Rsr1s@5 @ es.s
.. sfzre- So Frankiin 81
GOOD sdss ~ratee. APpl5 ise7- Basa 81
MIN TO )ea-a plunblng. elecr-scir. pa.st.-4ne
trsck lsys1g. drafting and plan -esaisgs d.g
md night re 70 sssss; Pos.T,sss sss1sss S. free free
40 slh 81 san Fr1nctsca.
WASTEDALfre ssilrstsrs. live. vide s~nks.
klrtilrg szlir5tnrs fer sper1zl wax u salary
eaaT- Aprsy today Coztest department,
sEn Frznclsro Call
MN ana xalaen 70 iesrn barber trade. ssrAt
weeks. earn - 70 SO per weak while Learn
z-g. particulars free M0LER COLLEGE.
wASIED-Seat appearing agents. Easd proPs-
s915an. sells lt sl<hf- sxc.1siFz -ez-itnrTs 1b-
ersa ind1ce9euts- Sss 51k St oakiand-
NAN and wife fur hotel. Ke1nan 10 osok. the
zHz 70 rzsA dishes $50 MISS PLUSkETI-S
1886 Suffer st coz WEBSTER
SHOE MAkER. rePairizr feE iaszifuf3aa- middle
aged man. SIS Ezd ID ANDRES. 50 Frzak-
LIN 81
SECOND hand elothlnr bonrht and sald J. u
DE MANN 1S2S Market So pho1e 2kt- eS-z2
YOUNG men To learn si1hegrspAsc t-rss- Apply
Schnidt lsthoSrs7. ca1aP21F- p and Bry1nt
EXPERIENCED intrarsring oil sz3eszz1 for
city trade state exser5ence- Box 3sT7. Gail
wANTED-Rooraers x1zs week roe nsght
cHlifornH heEse- . Nsror-a 81 n <-h
SHOES required by r-nchsDr-Ts srved soa-s 75e,
drne = 10 ninutes- 11oS FiIluare 81
WANTED-Farst class shoe makers n oncs. car
early IS wsshingrnn s1-
wASTED-Presser N essrs, male 1852 web
sfer ST. rcons and >
WAyIED-C.rriaEe Pafn-rrx Il. z HOLMES
& CO. Tas Foatun 81
PORTER fur s.sesr. washinrtsr 81 cssas-
East
CALL BRANCH OFFICE. 1881 Filirasrs 81.
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EMPLOYMENT w2STED-naIe-coa

EMPLOYMENT WAyTED-Maie-Con
COMPETENT eastern bosel manager desires po-
E-s-u1 Il c4TE or putss6s- best -tte-s1ces AZ
dress e1x z-75. Cal c16cs-
BOOK KEEPER El-h Ez.4 expe-iencs- accurate
E1G -S--1tle. wishes re-DAa@1l knx1s1cl- Al
dress fsnx Ss5z. Cel cf5ce
BAR TENDER-Aa srps-ssncs-d and rsllsble
middle aEed nan seeks position Boz 80
Cal elise. FlIlru-e 81
JAPANESE. wishes place as prrers r1sf have
eE--E DCallEsx. FRANK EASA- 115s Hight
- Fhoos Park 11.a
A. EtbaETzphtr cylln1sr. press feeder cn poster
g co1Ds-r-al' FFa-k- E6d-ess al RABX. SoSsz
oclET1z 81. cit
MARRIED nan 1sa1s srezdy position Is watch
zsz ~ z-gs1 Elerks best eitT re1srz1ces- Box
3Ss5. Call of3ce
MAN = years. strong wants say kind work Il
S1T- Ei-bozt boar. o- rvs7s references Bax
LADY z15 husband Tssa 70 take tzl charge of
la1E1E ao1sr. SIS -d-h 81, -oon IL.
PRACTICAL n1lsr wants work II e0ce- At-
dress 15l1 Russell 81. < Eerkeley-. Cal
BRICK LAYER, d-x1 eIass- wants work. nod
szHre wages 5ox 122e. Can ot1ce-
Chinese Erst class family eook: cs1y. os com
IT, --T- address ION. .SEs Dupent 81
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MINERS

a
SEE BltSS HERE TO-DAY
u D1chi1e raiHrrS fer Alaska 6old Mining Co-
See basx IN tsfane this rncrnzar- Sl(5 -aen1h-
SPECIAL FARE
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MALE HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MALE HELP WANTED-Continued
MURRAY READY.
MEETE PAI-ACE BUILDING.
11rh and Market stx-- San F-azc5scn.
PHONES MARKET SIS AND s5T-
BRANCHES
sfh and Frszklta sF<-. OAKLAND
PHONE OAKLAND 1851
- Eod Main sts-- zzd IL Esrrh=sa1it 81.
Los Angases. Cal
NOW LOOK
FREE FARE AGAIs-
: Z oorPaSrls s owS 5 S woRS P Z k
FREE FARE
track laEaag en nrE ezrensioa nf TIE s 2.
Cas- free fare ship taaAys EAges 8 10 $40
FREE -FREE FARE
caLIFORSiA NoRIHEEsTERS z 4
SHIP DAILY
WANTED AT ONCE
80 l. haEers zDd Is transfers fs- general rail-
rad Eorks sap tedags see rs
SOv-NoH
NEW FENCE GANG
10 nea n ns~ s P q r. fsaes gang.
sunE seos S5z-sV 10 $50 znz1h
FREE FARE
soTTH-SoE TH-SoTTH
san LUIS 0BISPo COUNTY
= ecA1sls1s arc - 4soo-erk- g away esoEJ :
lSzg 3obs So SO 10 sec Zuarh.
SLEEP Al OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE
MKT DOOR TO
MURRAY & READEs GREAT LABOR OF
FICES. 11TE AID MARKET SIS
S3o SINGLE ROOMS SI-< And ELECTRIC
LIGHTS II EVERY ROOM
> CENTS PER NIGHT. sz-25 PER WEEK
INCLUDING BATHS
COFFEE SERVED DAII-T FREE FROM 70
A NJ FREE BARBER SHOP BOOTBLACK
STAND. SHOWER AND FOOT BATHS.
TAILOR AND PATCHING ROOM. BAG
GAGE CHECKED FREE ALI PAPERS And
MAGAZINES. AND BEILEAN To CALL
1OEs WHITE HELP ONLY ENPL0YED-
OCEAN SHORE LODGING HOUSE FACING
And ADJOINING OCEAN SHORE TER
NlSAL - RAILROAD DEPOT - 1lIH AND
MARKET SIS. san FRA ASF1ScD-
NEVER CLOSED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

hmid's Bird Store, 712 18th 1T. NV.
heck's Pharmacy, 1870 Pa. ave.
EOpIe's Pharmacy. S24 7th 1T. NV.
oczewski Pharmacy, 500 9th 1T. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

the control of her own leaders and the
vaaEious counties and municipalities
would be linked together by common con-
sent under the direction OF a single au-
thority to work cont a definite and con-
certed policy. The county councils have
power to levy taxes and furnish the funds
for maintaining the governments. There
Is department of agriculture and tech
meal instruction administered by county
and borough delegates. A complete sys-
TEN Of local government now exists
whose officials could be guided by and
enforce the resolutions of council of
800 without the use off violence eX
posing themselves to the charge of trea-
son.
1t Is proposed that no Irishm3n shall
enlist in the army or navy.
1t is proposed that no Irishman shall
buy or use British goods
1t is proposed to establish national
bank.
1t is proposed to ignore the British
courts and establish national Irish
judiciary which will take jurisdiction
of everything except criminal Offenses
and furnish the natives tribunals in which
they can adiudicate their differences by
common consent without recognizing
British authority.
Every Irishman is to pledge himself
not to accept any post OF honor or duty
from the British crown, but, at the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

Trades of the District OF Columbia at
the rooms Of the Employers Association.
1893 G street northwest. at s clock last
night and organized an interstate asso-
citation OF the building trades employers.
The following officers were elected: Joseph
Richardson. Washington, president: Theo-
dore F. krug. Baltimore, vice president;
l. III. Skates. Baltimore. secretary; Will
liam III. Morrow. Baltimore treasurer The
board of governors elected consists OF:
Washngton-Joseph Richardson, T.. Z.
Graham W. T. Galliher. Walter ID. No
Ian and c. A. Langley. Baltimore-John
X. How. John Trainor. William H. Nor
row. Frank G. Boyd and Theodore Mottu
The organization of this interstate as
ISOLATION is intended to bring about a
close affiliation OF the employers and ma
terial men in various branches OF the
building trades of the two cities. The
organization has been seriously consider
ed for some time. and the enthuslas SIN
manifested by those who compose il gives
evidence of the beneficial results to be
obtained.
Meetings will be held monthly in the
future. the two organizations acting as
a unit in all matters OF importance az
fecting the building trades OF the two
cities.
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las been distributed by millions of copies

has been distributed by millions of copies
among the Irish people.
The corner stone of the Sim Fein move
ment is the commercial. political and So
cial independence of England. Its lead
ers advocate the withdrawal of all
Irish representatives from the British
parliament and the election of a local
legislature of 300 members which shall
sit at Dublin. the Irish capital. and
enact wholesome. peaceful practical
judicious laws without reference to the
British government. and ask the people
to accept and obey them. 1t is argued
that the easiest way to secure home
rule is TO adopt it without authority and
without the use of violence. and to DEM
onstrate to the British people and to
the world at large by a peaceful and prac-
teal object lesson that Ireland is capable
of self-government.
Plan of Campaign.
II Is not proposed to usurp authority
but il is proposed that the parliament
tary council of 300 representatives shall
Law down a policy and enact laws which
will be accepted by every county and mu-
nicipal council, by all local authorities
and by the people at large. 1t Is pro-
posed to ignore England entirely,
to boycott her and to peacefully assume
the administration of Irish affairs.
Ireland would thus be brought under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

time. abstain from violence or the in
fraction of the British laws.
A rather amusing and impracticable
reform is to induce all 1rishmen not to
smoke tobacco or drink wine or other
spirits that have paid duty to the British
treasury, and in that way to reduce the
revenues of the British government. The
Sim Feiners are probably the only
party that ever started a temperance
and anti-tobaccO crusade from political
rather than moral or sanitary reasons.
Instructing the Children.
The duty of every school teacher is to
impress upon the minds of all children
the advantage of carrying out the policy
of the Sim Fem; of learning the Irish
language: of encouraging and assisting
Irish industries: to make Ireland more
Irish, more prosperous more exclusive,
more self-reliant and more independent;
and to ignore peacefully but completely
everything that is English.
In word. the Sim Fein platform is
to weaken England by passive resistance
and strengthen Ireland by promoting the
prosperity. the wealth and the inteIi-
gence of its people.
The Sim Fen movement has grown
more rapidly than any other of the many
patriotic undertakings in Irish history
although it is a singular fact that it has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

Handsome Quartered
Oak Bookcase. exactly
like cut: solid end con-
structiOn; two heavy
plate glass doors: five
shelves. Worth ?li.J0.
Reduced to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

no leader of commanding eminence and
none who is recognized such by the
members of the party. Ii was originated
and has been promoted very largely by
young men. 1t Is the embodiment of the
sentiment of the young Ireland. Its
methods are entirely new. The political
influence of the party has not Yet been
demonstrated, except in a few scattered
localities where elections have been held,
and on those occasions there has been
remarkable exhibition of strength. AT
the recent elections in Dublin the Sim
Fein polled nearly 1000 more votes than
all the other parties combined: but il is
said that the novelty of the program and
the audacty Of it excited the admiration
of the people. who are very impression
able and ready to adopt novelties Both
the nationalist and unionist leaders are
opposing the movement. They began by
coaxing and pleading and are now de-
nouncing the members of the new party.
All of them now regard the future with
grave uneasineSS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16
UNITE IN ORGANIZATION.
Baltimore and Washington Build
ers Form Interstate Association.

The Builders Exchange of Baltimore
city met in joint convention with the
Employers Association of the Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

BUFFALO, n. Y, February 15-Mrs.
ene Ryan, mother of Representative
liam III. Ryan of this city. died here
estsrdap
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-04
SCHOOLBOYS, HERE IS
A SPLENDID CHANCE
TO BECOME REPORTERS!
THE EVENING STAR Will Give Good Positions on Its Staff TO
the Five Boys Who Show Greatest Proficiency as
NeWsgatherers and Writers for Its Columns.

TIL EVENING STAR is going to make every schoolbOy in
Newark a reporter for its columns. At the end of the school
year some Of these boys are going to be given a chance to enter
the newspaper profession as reporters under a salary. Here is how
this novel plan which will mean so much in education and experience
is going TO be worked out:
Most every boy sees some incident or incidents in his daily life
which, if written i'll newspaper style, and sent i'll to THE EVENING
STAR, would be interesting TO thousands of its readers. THE
EVENING STAR proposes to give the schoolboys of Newark and its
surrounding cities and towns an opportunity to see what material they
are made of. 1t purposes 10 bring about a Battle of Wits among these
boys. 1t purposes to make a friendly rivalry among them that shall
he as intense as the struggle they all make to win at the games they
play. And i'll the end the five boys who make the best showing will
be rewarded with positions in which they can start the more serious
duties of life with promises of better things before them for the early
future.
1t is hard to define what is a newspaper story i'll a few words, but
tits usually any happening that is rare, queer or unusual, " an event
which interests a group of persons. To the boys who show the clear
est perception and the best knowledge of composition and general news
value of the story the prize will go.
Every schoolboy i'll Essex County is invited to enter this contest
today. The first news item you see, boys, write it out on paper and
mail it 10 City Editor, THE EVENING STAR, Newark, M
In writing boys must use one side of the paper onys Words
should be properly spelled and sentences correctly punctuated. Names
and addresses should be given in full, and care should be taken TO make
every statement accurate. Just a plain story of what happens, with
out coloring or comment, is wanted. Each boy should give his name
and address i'll full. From time to time the pictures of the boys who
distinguish themselves in the contest will be printed in this column.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-04
.CYLLENE, A STALLION,
IS SOLD FOR 900.

Considered one Of the most promis-
ing stations in England, the thirteen
year-old horse Cyllene, by Bona Vista,
has just been sold;by his owner Will
lam Bass, n prominent English turf
man, for $125, 600.
The death of Pietermaritzburg at the
Ojo dc Aqua stud, in the Argentine
Republic. on January s, caused his
owner to begin negotiations for a stall
lion to replace him. The sale of CYL
lene was effected by cable, Lord Mar
Gus Beresford. who manages King Ed
wards stud. having acted for the Ar
gentine breeder. Pietermaritzburg cost
$50, 900 only q few months ago.
Cyllene will be kept in England until
June to fulfil engagements made for
him, after which he will be shipped to
his future home.
Mr.. Bass paid $4,000 for Cyllene
only a few months before the Derby of
1906, which was won by his son, Cicero,
the property of Lord Rosebery, who
thus won his third Derby. Danny
Maher rode Cicero.
Mr.. Bass before this had paid $125, :
900 for the famous mare Sceptre, and
in due time she was mated with CYL
lene, the produce being a filly, now two
years old, which is in training with
others of her owners string. In five
years produce of Cyllene have won
S270, 600.
Argentine turfmen are vieing with
those of France in the liberal expendi-
ture of money for the best English
stations. They were eager to buy
Rock Sand, but August Belmont got
him. They paid to the King of Eng
land $150,000 for the Derby winner
Diamond Jubilee. For Val dor they
paid to Edward Blanc $780, 600. For
Ormonde, grandsire of Flying Fox and
great-grand-sire of Val dor, they paid
$4,000 three years before w. OBrien
Macdonnough, of California, sent an
agent to South America and gave S150,
900 for him.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-04
MAY STOP ALL TRAFFIC
IN REBUILDING BRIDGE.
Freeholder Thinks 1t May Be
Possible to Save Money and
Expedite Central Az. Work.

Freeholder George ]. Anthem, the sec
rotary of ME EIevnth Ward bridge
committee of the Board of Freeholders,
was instructed at it's meeting late yes
teIday afternoon to find out from the
Hay Foundry and Iron Works, which
received the contract for the construc-
ton of the $49,9S5 bridge across the
canal at Central avenue, nov much
would be deducted from the amount OF
the contract if all traffic over that
bridge be suspended while the work
was under construction.
The specifications call for the partial
suspension of traffic. and the commit
tee heard from two sources recon-
mending the discontinuance of all
traffic. The contractors sent one and
County Engineer George Il, Drum the
other.
The county engineer aftcrward told
the committee that he thought that the
bridge could be built in one-half the
time allowed in the specifications il all
traffic is suspended.
Freeholder Anthem brought up the
matter, saying that ii was the duty of
The Freeholders to save money for The
taxpayers Whenevar shat was possible,
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CALDWELL APPOINTMENTS.

A communication was received from
Mayor Van Wegenen at the Caldwell
Borough Council meeting last night
making a change in the appointments
of the trustees of the Public Library,
namely, Principal Clarence T.. Holden
to take the place of Thomas G. Pro
vost, and the president of the Board
of Education in place of Mr.. Hedden.
They were confirmed by the Council.
A communication was received from
the Public Service Corporation adyis-
ing the Council of a reduction Of gas
from $3.50 to $1.25. and electricity from
twelve cents to ten cents per kilowatt
hour.
Henry V. Condict, as president OF
the American Homes Company, offered
in a communication to give a site for
the proposed Carnegie Library.
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ing will be for both men and women.
The ground floor of the hall will be for
the veterans and their families.
The race for members in the boys
department of the association, which
is to close next Saturday. is awakening
great interest. The Reds are in the
lead. bu. the Blues are working hard
to win. An oyster upper is to be
served the winning team and new
members by the losers on February IA.
a stereopticon trip, From Newark
to Panama." is the attractive subject
for an illustrated lecture by Charles
E. Mcdowell tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Y. NJ. C. A. The lecture
is free 70 all older schoolboys.
1.-The Boyllood of Lincoln win be the
subject of a talk at the Moral Muscle
League Friday of this week in the Y.
M. c. A.
Miss Frances Pell, president of tho
Civics Club. attended the meeting q
the advertisements committee of the
Common Council yesterday, hnd. after
approving the actions OF tab purifiers