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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-08
socAL pAsrIMRs ANp n chURcK.

The relaxation of the rigid discipline of the Methodist Church in regard TO
anusemens, which is advised to the General Conference by subordinate con
ferences, is only a sign IF that broader spirit that as entered all church
denominations without in the leest affecting their doctrine or rejecting
upon the ideas that governed them in the past Times change and men
change with the times. Dancing and innocent games with cards are a we'll
nigh universals social relaxation, md a church organization shows no incon-
sstency an makes no retreat who it sanctions or refuses % condemn mere
social sages that do nt confic. nth doctrine that are no harnfub and
that serve to give innocent pleasure to the human family. Common sense
is usually in advance of disciplinary changes. as it is in this case. When SO
many Of the best members of a denomination believe that they in nowise
Violate their obligations by having dancing and cards in their homes and
sec possible evil in the pastime, the eldersm may wisely conclude nat while
they a be admonkhed they cannot be expelled.
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of Massachusetts. The, politics of the
members of the Supreme Court are of
little consequence, as none of them
enters into partisan affairs. However,
Justices Fuller, Brewer, White and
Peekham have been associated with
the Democratic party and Justices.
Harlan, McKenna, Holmes. Day and
Moody with the Republican. 3. The
New Jersey members of the House of
Representatives are H. c. Loudenslager,
Republican, First District, of Pauls-
boro; John j. Gardner, Republican,
Second District, of Atlantic City; Ben
Jamin f, Howell, Republican, Third
District, of New Brunswick; Ira w.
Wood, Republican, Fourth District, of
Trenton; Charles N. Fowler, Repub-
lican, Fifth District, of Elizabeth; Will
lam Hughes, Democrat, Sixth Dis
trict, of Paterson: r. Wayne Parker,
Republican. Seventh District, of New
ark; lie Gage Pratt, Democrat, Eighth
District, of East Orange; Eugene w.
Leake, Democrat, Ninth District, of
Jersey City; James A. Hamilt, Demo-
crat, Tenth District, of Jersey City.
Ed
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CHAOTIC LEGISLATION NOW.

In the hurIy- bury of the closing hours of a legislative session it is i'm
possible tt sy what measures among the belated ones will become laws
what measures will fall by the wayside 1t has more than nee hap
enc that a bill that seemed to be propelled through with every prospect of
enactment failed To- each the Governor while a bill that va apparently
hopeless If passage suddenly showed life. "a the gauntlet successfully and
val landed oil the Governors desk to receive his signature. Last year when
the Legislature tool a recess there was much uncertainty and bewfderment
in respect to passed bills and the Gov ernor himself wa perplexed. Order
will be brought out Of chaos more quickly this year, is the Governor is to
DISPOSE of III bills within five days after adjournment. He will not, however,
be responsible for passed bills that fail to reach him prior to adjournment
or that may get" lost in the shuttle"
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-08

From the confused and confusing explanations given of the so-caHeu
water distribution bill which authorizes the State Water Supply Comnms
sion to issue bonds for about sz5ooOoO for a enormou reservoir VIII a
dan at Mountain View it is ascertained that the State Is to be esponsioe
for he payment of interest OIL the bonds until the income from tn sale 4"
tho waters shall be enough to care for the bonds Money cannot be orowe
by the Water Supply Commission for less than 4 per cent, n 1t Is con-
oeded that the cos of the enterprise will be at least $p@ooW, wmch would
entail ar annual expense of 100000 for interest annc With a sinking fund
of 2 per cent the amount will be $500 600 a year. The commission has n
doubt about the sale of the bonds, and the intimaton has been thrown ot
that a purchaser car be found who will take then al a much lower rate OF
interest han 4 per cent Nobody would make the purchase at a small IN
terest ratew without al uteroro object and the guess is OF wide OF the MARI
that the East Jersey Water Company is prepared to take TIN whole issue
on favorable terms. As the principal purchaser of the reservo water at the
nominal rnes allowed by the commiss sion law the company could veil az
ford TO be the commissions creditor. The water supplied would pay the
inc Inc mpan would be confirmed in the shady titles and rights which it
claims. Is the New Jersey Legislat ue to be delivered over to the water
monopoly at HI close OF a session distinguished by nt n important act
for the public benefit?
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AN ANTI.FREE DRUG LAW ASSURED.

The House anti cocaine BILL which passed the Senate yesterday by prac-
a unanimous voe WILL when it become a Law by the signature OF the
Governor b. a potent means of checking the cocaine and opium habit evil
that has been SO aIrmingy revealed in this community The only opposition
10 this bill vas the selfish commercial nc Its prohibition fnter6red with
commercial profit Certain proprietary medicines ontan a undue amount of
the poisonous drugs and their free sale will De forbidden under the provisions
of the bill But the Legislature that should put private commercial consdera-
tons above the welfare of human beings and refuse to safeguard the sale OF
dangerous drugs simply because m business mel would lose certainp profits
would be Unfit % make the laws o a State. Our police and courts n jaHs
ave had daily dealings with cocaine and opium tranckers and their victims
for some inc and conditions have been shown to cal for legislation even
more drastic tha that which is contained in the ant-cocaine BILL
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HER FIRST SURMISE.

"How V ell l can remember my grand
mothers oid-fashioned house!' said the
man who was always finding fault,
reminiseently. GAS 0 approached 1t
the first thing you say was an old
knocker."
"Your grandfather. I presume ven
tured the meek little woman, who be-
lieved that bad dispositions were
neutrality-suspicious. News.
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HER GRACE OF MARLBOROUGH
AN EXAMPLE TO LAZY RICH
She Has Shown That a Wealthy Woman May Be Simple, Unaffected,
Sincere, Modest and Useful, Says Barbara Kent.
BY BARBARA KENT.

- YER since I read the address made by the Duchess of Marlborough at
- the dinner given by the Playground Association for Mrs. Humphrey
- Ward, I wondered how such a n intelligent and predetermined woman
could everhave married a title.
At present she occupies a great social position, but, instead of giving her
entire time o society, she is actively engaged in charitable work. How much
splendid types of men! ~
At IN rate, se is devoting her time now to betbming tn conditions of
the working classes. In this She sets a good example for the fashionable
women, who are probably spending most Of their time in wastefuI frvoHty.
They can have heir fads ad pet fancies, but should not forget that part of
the time at least should be spent in son field of usefulness
In her address the Duchess of Marlborough paid a high tribute to her
American sisters when she spoke of their wonderful executive ability and
their wise mana gement of charitable institutions. She showed conclusivey
through hr entire talk that a society woman car be simple unaffected, SIM
|cre and modest.
The duchess is undoubtedly anxious to show us that III in willing to
make amends for her long absence from thsc country We "a only hope that
she nay influence her rich friends in doing some good york for those less for
itunata
1t is a great thng to be interested in the welfare If fellow beings. 1t
brings a broadness and happiness into life such as nothing else cal do. L
am sur it would make women much happier and more contented if they only
had the satisfaction of knowing they we're doing something for somebody all
the time.
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POLITICAL QUERIES.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Will you kindly publish in your val
liable paper the following: "a Presi-
dent R~oosevelt's cabinet, as constituted
today. with portfolio held sby each; (2)
Names and politics of the United
States Supreme Court judges and State
they belong to; (3) Names and politics
of the Congressman from New Jersey
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WISCONSIN ANrl.LocAL OPTION.

wisconsin held town elections yes terday, and the returnss how that nearly
all the towns voted wet" towns which last year went dry" reversing their
verdcts The State has a sedate and Industrious population, and the people
ire alive to public questions. Heretofore the liberal sentiment had no or
ganizaton, but this year it was a unit, with the result Off restoring the license
to nearly all the town governments. The least favorable feature of
local option is its constant. injection of the liquor question into local cleo
tons The policy Of a municipality swings like a pendulum between license
and n o license, and is regulated by the accidents of a few votes that make a
majority. The single ballot of the least worthy eector in a town ms make
the town wet" OF dry" State pro hbiton is more logical as a PROPOSE
ton Of government |
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A PLAYGROUND EXHIBITION GROUND.

East Oranges famous oval the use of which has been in contention, is
now Il be utilized for paid exhibitions and entertainments, as we'll al for a
chsdrcns playground al Governor Fort has signed the bna authorizing the con
to use tina discretion. AS the Governor sa citizen OF East Or
ange, his judgment in the matter will lot be questioned. The municipality
mad Q a wise investment in the purchase OF the Oval for a public grounds and
future generations will bless that providence. Now that the question of hiring
The grounds nut for athletic and other exhibitions has been settled, the Play
ground Commissioners win doubtless see to it that the children are not shut
ut Of all reasonable opportunities for play
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WISE.

Sillicus-Since Bjones' engagement
was broken off he has invested in a
talking machine.
Cynicus-Yes; 1 suppose he figured
that it was cheaper to buy a talking
machine than t. get married.-Philadel-
phia Record.
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PATIENT AMI HOPEFUL.

rs your husband of a patient, hope
full disposition ?"
Yes, indeed" answered young Mrs.
Torkins. You just ought to see how
hard 1t is to discourage him when he
Washington Star.
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Stout Customer Gin the chair)-Con-
found your laundering clumsiness! YOU
have cut my chin!
Barber (soothingly)-Don't git agi-
tated, sab; don git agitated! Yo'-alrs
got two mo- chins dat l amt cut none
yit, sah.-Puck.
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INDICATED.

why do you wear thai ridiculous
hat?" he growled.
do you really think it ridiculous?'
she replied. graciously. How lovely Of
YOU. l was afraid it wasn't quite the
style. philadelphia Ledger.
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There will b e a sigh of renef when the Legislature of 1908 finally adjourns
after a session notable only for its dhagreements No measure of essential
Importance will have characterized the session, and the promises with which it
ws heeun remainu nfulfned. The session is within a few hours of its exi-
ration, and the least now that can be done is to watch for and defeat the
,Okcr bills and lobby tactics that ire always in evidence at this stage II the
legislative game. 4
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HE WAS RIGHT.

"You are too fly" he said to her,
In a straightforward fashion;
And then, as if TO prove his words,
She flew into a passion.
Chicago News.
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STAR

Anonymous communications cannot be
printed. Except on political subjects the
names Of correspondents are not required for
publication. but as a guarantee Of good faith.
Ed
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-08

These weekly RecitaIs of the Lauter- Humane de-
monstrate the artistic excellence of this instrument With
it everyone can play, and play well-giving to each
composition the exact rendition he may prefer. 1t
is in the power of the performer (who may not be able
to play a chord for himself) to interpret any COMPOSE
ton With the aid of music-rol and treadles cGdcuy as
he may wish.
Every number on the program is rendered by the
Lauter- Humane played with the aid of inusic-roll and
treadles; this includes the compartments TO Miss
Eames's songs.
After the Recital opportunit y will be given visitors
to investigate and. if they desire, to play upon the
Lauter. Humane for themselves.
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w~ YER since I read the address made by. the Duchess of Marlbo
- the dinner given by the Playground Association for Mrs. H
- Ward I wondered how such an intelligent and broad minded
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

Property in Salt Lake city will ad-
vance next year. Don't hesitate on the
following II you are looking for real
estate
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
THAT MAN

who bought the seven room mission style
house we have been advertising lately
knew what he was doing. He got snap
and we can get him an advance over what
he paid right now. We have some others.
You can't help making piece OF money.
n, matter what you buy In Salt Lake
City.
sl50o-7-room 2-story frame, large lot.
fine lawn. West Side. $500 cash, balance
$40 per month.
s26O0-6-room modern. sewer connec.-
lions. half block from car line and paved
streets. east side.
sS00O-Seven-room modern frame on
the East Side. Lot. 3xlo rods;
front lot; about 90 fruit trees all kinds
OF room for chickens and a cow: splendid
location; right close to ilne school and
chicken runs and corral: terms.
si000-The neatest bungalow you ever
saw; maple floors; five large rooms and
basement: view great.
s5000-Seven-room well built modern
| home. North bench Hardwood floors.
furnace. laundry; corner lot. Owner tells
and has put price on ii that ought to
mean that someone will grab at t.
S75oo-A heantiful eight-room brick.
south front on the North Bench. Every
$4,000. ''"" ~ ''''S
GREAT BARGAIN.
We have the very best buy IN Salt Lake
City In hlgh-class building lot. 80 feet
on Brigham street; paving. sewer. side
walk. water mains, perfect drainage. curb
established nelghbovhood, Most desirable
nelghhors. Property half a block from
this lot Is held at and sells for S93 per
foot or about $500 for 80 feet. Our price
on this lot is s2S00 or $50 foot This
Is positively the best thing on the mar
ket In Salt Lake City today.
See Mr.. Stowe a. Federal Heights this
| afternoon. Hundreds 80 up there every
sunday. East end OF Brigham street
Salt Lakes finest residence district. We
are agents.
STOWE & PALMER,
The Realty Men.
Controlling Wilson Sherman Co. On
| surance that insures."
% West Second South Cup stairs)
Phones 1872 hl26
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FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE


Property in Salt Lake City will ad-
vance next year. Don't hesitate on the
following II you are looking for real
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
4l3165 IT., east front, Main ST., between
9Th and 9Th So. It's bargain at $500
per foot.
West. on End So. near 1st West. s2sx
llo II, on State and 5th So. at less than
s170 per front foot.
99x99, corner OF West Temple and 4tn
so'' at $3.50 for sySG1hf Ws5t temple frontage
A good investment, East on 3rd So, 29N
165, with 2-story brick building, all Tor
crease IN value; ground is worth price
asked.
HOUSES.
$1,000. $500 cash. bal. at s per cent. buys
a fine 7-room 2-story frame, G. L.. CITY
water, trees. lawn, etc; house could not
be built for this price. III health cause
for sale. must leave city. west SIDE IN
5-room mod new p. b., large attic. on
Ord ave. $1,000; easy terms.
6-roorn double house. on West Temple,
close in. rental income S25; $500 cash,
or will trade for larger property.
$1,000. $500 cash, bal SIS per mo, z-room
new brick modern, near 10th So. on lVtn
East
s24oO-4-room well built brick, large
lot, on 7th East and 18th So; easy terms
s20Oo-3-room brick and summer kitch-
en-, mantle, nice corner lot. south ana
west front, Bird East, near 9th So. hair
cash.
S2s00-5-roonl mod. brick. corner lot.
south and east front. on 7tl ave,
S4500-Fine s-room. modern In every
way. furnace. etc. fine barn. G. l.. beautl-
ful lot on n St. half cash.
S300o-5rocm frame. 4oHl25 IT. lot, on
6th ave.
S6750-s-room mod. brick. all improve
ments. south front, on 5th ave.
s3o00-Beautlful Groom frame. on 2nd
ave, modern.
Others in all parts OF city. $500 to
BUILDING LOTS.
EAST SIDE.
40x120 II. lots on l1th East bet 18th and
5th So east fronts. $500.
4x7 rod lot on lst So. front south. near
5th East. Make an offer: must be sold
to close an estate.
$3.50 buys last lot on University south
OF End So. 40X120 TO 40 IT. turn and +. of W.
It's a beauty and a bargain; terms II de-
sired.
s11oo for last lot on St, south OF Srd
ave, 41Sx1l5s to alley, east front. elegant
lot.
s9oo-3oxl23 IT, 20 r. of w. on 3rd ave.
$4,000 takes that fine corner, Srd ave-
and U st
ss50-Fine view lot, on 9Th ave. Ajax
ll5;- Lots OF this class are getting scarce.
NEW PLAT.
On Grd East 400 ft. south OF 9th So,
city water, good car service. lots face on
SS00-SSxI65- foot lots. between 5rd and
4th East. same plat. at $500; easy terms:
See us Monday. We offer these lots 500
less than others In same location
PETERSON r. z. INV. CO,
500 Main Street.
Phones. $500 Bell, 1880 Ind.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

gin to "pick up" Now is the time to
"dip in on real estate.
rs It. frontage on Milton ave, nth e.
between 10th and llth South.
On, f st. near 9Th ave. 3xlo rods;
nothing cheaper in the city.
90 IT. corner facing south and west In
Popperton on 2Ed ave. The choicest lot
In that addition.
If you like the southeast part Of the
city Waterloo, have a house there: O.
OF Its kind in that part OF the city. Be-
edes. can make reasonable terms.
$4,000.
$4,000 cash. balance can be arranged for
O. brand new 2sstory white pressed brick,
located on East End South. lot 2ix5 rods.
] guarantee the construction TO be first
class In every respect.
It's not new. but a splendid 7-room
modern e-story brick house on East 1st
South; paving, sewer and sidewalks all
paid for, Can arrange reasonable terms.
$4,000.
Nearly new modern 2-story residence.
rooms, reception hall. etc. and located
on West Temple St, east front and close
In; $1,000 cash, balance monthly pay
ments Will take this choice home.
$500.
Let me tell you II you can duplicate
this home location, construction of build
Ing, you can have IL at your own price.
It's a 1o-room modern red pressed brick
residence with double porches. Basement
all cemented and three large apartments,
laundry, furnace, etc. Attic all finished.
It's located on a corner on 3rd ave. fac
ing south and east.
$4,000.
Have not sold this place as yet. have
several people figuring but first come first
served. It's a 3"acre farm, located on
State st, not very far out, with good g.
room brick house, large barn, chicken
house. 40 good fruit trees. It's an ideal
home spot and surely will increase in
value every day. l can arrange reason
able terms.
A RICHTER.
10 West 1st South st. Phones 6il.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
SALT LAFB REAL ESTATE,

Unlike stocks, is not affected by pres
ldential elections. Why not get home
this fall? Can sell
acres OF choice land on State ST. not
too far out with good 3-room brick house,
40 good sound bearing fruit trees, BAL
anee In lucern, large barn for Is head
stock brick chicken house about 80 II.
long for $4,000. Worried about the pros
poets Of making living? This little farm
is bound to support you. 1t will increase
In value every day.
A brand new terrace, rooms each
side. modern throughout, not quite com
Pgtea. lot 90 #, front; already leased 9N for
0 per cent on money invested. It's To-
Gated on 7th East and It's all right.
On East 1st South, 7-room modern
2-story white pressed brick; It's mod
ern in every respect. the lot 3xs rods
with alley in real; all special assess
ments, sewer, sidewalk and paving paid
for sewer connected. the price, on rea-
sonable terms, $4,000.
No. s31 w. lst South This place must
be sold; It's a 5-room frame adobe lined
house with lot 50x140 II, TO alley. with
e. l. and water in house and room for
bath. Price reduced TO $3.50.
Near 9th East and 9th South. the fol-
lowing: a brand new 5-roon modern
brick cottage. lot S7ax1lo feet. for s2soo
A 5-room modern frame. adobe lined
lot 50x15T to alley. house In flrst-class
condition. yard improved with fruit,
flowers. etc, barn, chicken house: $500.
$500 cash and S35 per mo. inc. Int.
5-room modern brick with 55xl57 II. TO
alley; it's q splendid house and we'll
located, for $1,000, $1,000. bal. easy terms.
Have a piece Of property on East 4th
South. lot 7ax20 rods, which / can sell
for go per cent less than any property
offered for sale in that vicinity. l can
show you where you can clear $4,000 on
II within six months. It's impossible to
advertise all the good things 1 have on
my books. II does not matter Il It's a
lot far out or close in, q $1,000 or $40. 900
house or any kind OF business property,
you can secure IL through my agency at
a better price and better terms than any
whore else; 15 years experience In Salt
Lake realty ought TO give an agent some
sense and knowledge as to values.
4 RICHTER,
10 West lst South ST. Phones 81
gS5I6
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HOFFMAN BROS.

+ HOFFMAN BROS.
lew S-room modern pressed brick
Eouse on sth South: large lot, with
eght OF way a bargain Tor the
Eioney.
= flne Groom modern pressed
|Erick. on west side: lot 3fXi20 feet
- alley; terms, $500 cash and bal
|-nce monthly.
Fz-rccm modern pressed brick
house, east Of Liberty park; lot
E3x150 feet 90 right OF way; easy
Efew 5-roonl modern pressed brick
ottage. on 9th East and 10th
[1oueh; lot 50xi25 feet TO alley;
|ierms, $500 cash and balance
room modern pressed brick cot
Fige. in q. fine location on west
|ldo, on easy terms.
Ft-room frame house. on 5, lst
FTest: lot 66X132 feet: reasonable
srms.
room brick house, near Liberty
Lark, terms, $500 cash and bal
|rnce $3.50 per month.
|s>room cottage: lawn. shade and
am: small cash payment and bal
nee Sl5 per month.
lot, l5oxll5 feet. on
ID. SS5 per foot.
|ft ". End South Street. HES