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MARKET F|TFUL,
WITH EARLY LULL,
GAINS AND DROP
Reaction on Previous Days Adj
vanCe-Western Stocks
Sell Well.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Prices were
inclined to sag in the opening dealings
in stocks today, the reaction being
most pronounced where advances we're
widest yesterday. American Smelling
declined / and Baltimore and Ohio,
Delaware and Hudson and Northwest
ern large fractions.
Ii a. ma rally in American Smelt
ing and a brisk demand for Union Pa
cifc caused II good recovery which
wiped III the early loss.
st. Paul and the Western stocks gen
ness had got we'll under way. A sub
sequent decline in the Hill stocks
caused a slight reaction all around. st.
Paul, Union Pacific and American Cot
ton Oil scored momentary advances of
a point.
Noon-Prof1t taking sales in the Hill
copper stocks were large, owing to the
considerable rise yesterday in these
stocks. American Smelling fell 2,
Northwestern IA and Northern Pacific,
Great Northern preferred, Amalga-
mated Copper and Anaconda l. The
general list was depressed but slightly.
Prices steadied at noon. Bonds were
firm.
l p. m.-The decline in the market
was esumed and the largest losses
were sustained by stocks that had not
figured prominently in the morning de-
cline. Northwestern yielded 2 points,
Delaware & Hudson ~ and Baltimore
and Ohio, st. Louis and a Francisco
second preferred, Missouri Pacific.
United States Steel preferred and
American Wooden 1. Virginia Carolina
Chemical preferred advanced N.
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SALE AT SOUTH
PLAINFiELD HEIGHTS.

The opening sale at South Plainfeld,
where w. b. McLain is selling 25x10O
foot lots for $50 to 800, was held last
Sunday. This property has only been
or the market about a week and al
ready over sixty lots, or about one
tenth of the entire property. have been
sold. These lots are finely located. only
five minutes walk from the station.
The purchasers. some of whom bought
for cash and who are going to build
at once are delighted with the prop
erty and enthusiastic I'VE the pros
poets of a boom in that section. w. B.
McLain, Gil Union building. is the
broker In charge of these tracts.
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BANKER ON R. R. ACQUISITION.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 1O.-The
sale by the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company of its
holdings in the Boston and Maine
road, amounting to some 10, 900 shares,
to John l.. Billiard. a banker of Meri-
den. consunlmated In Boston June 80
for cash. was confirmed by Mr.. Billiard
today. He said the purchase was of an
investment character. In railroad
circles it is learned that the sale of the
Boston and Maine stock entirely and
absolutely relieved the New Haven
road of any interest in that property.
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ARMY MEN IN AUTOS
IN WAKE OF AIRSHIP

BERLIN, July 1O.-For Count zeppe-
Inns Neutrality-suspicious. flight in his new
giant airship July IA. there will bC
twenty-five relays of automobiles car
rying army officers who will follow the
Dreadnaught of the air along the roads
from Friederichshafen to Mayence. DC
cupants of the motor cars will com
municate by telegraph with the head
quarters on Lake of Constance. Each
motor a will carry a large white flag
in the daytime in order to be recog
nized by the men in the airship. while
during the night time they will make
their presence known by means OF
searchlizhts.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, July 1o.-American securi-
ties opened easy and X to z lower to-
day. Reading was an exception to the
general list and advanced Y over yes
terday's New York closing. Trading is
limited.
LONDON, July 10.-The New York
opening prices caused a recovery here
in the afternoon with fair buying and
the close vas firm below the best OF
the day.
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D. AND II. CAN ISSUE BONDS.

ALBANY, July 10Th Public Serv-
Ice Commission for the Second District
has announced In an opinion by Com
missioner Martin S. Decker its APP
prevail for the most part of the appli-
cation of the Delaware and Hudson
company for leave to execute a mort
gage for $50, 900. O00, maturing in 1913,
and to issue $685. 500. 900 bonds there
under.
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UNITED FRUIT co. WILL
JUMP CAPITAL 900.

JERSEY CITY, July 1o.-United
Fruit Company stockholders today APP
proved the declaration of an extra di-
vfdend of 10 per cent, payable IN
August l. They voted also to increase
the capital stock of the company from
$50, DOC. 900 to $25, 900, 900.
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Caldwell.
.nWEII-THRT BARGAINS

CALDWELL-THREE BARGAINS.
81, S00-Attractive new 7-room house; front
and rear porch; modern improvements; hne
location; shaded; lot 50x150: 5 minutes trolley.
-. b00-Nine-room house, main av.; no i'm
proVements; water and electricity In street;
beautiful lot. 120x400; 5 minutes trolley.
81. 7O0-Six-room house. heated; pump in kitch-
en-; water. etc, In street; hne Location: 50x150; 4
minutes trolley; possession soon.
ALLABoUGH & CO.. re Broad. Newark.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 1o.-Cheese-Easy,
diaries, 11Q11h; twins, 1917; youne
Americas, 11h.
Butter-Firm; creameries, 1s@a1%;
diaries, 1920.
Eggs-Steady: first, II.
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Arlington.
Atlantic Highlands.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

Free excursion to Ocean View on Sunday,
July 70, 1908. to inspect our bungalow sites. SIS
and ~; size 25x14s; $40 down. IS monthly; no
interest; 10 taxes; no restrictions; YOU can
pitch tent as soon as YOU have SO paid on your
contract: boat leaves Pier 10 North Piver. foot
Cedar St. New York. 10 a. m. For ticket an
ply to sHoAL HARBoR INDUSTRIES. i4e
Market St. Newark. room 21e. Open Saturday
evening tn s o'clock.
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WOMAN FALLS TWO STORIES

PASSAIC, July 10.-Frightened by the
cry of a child below, Mrs. Toba Ma
famed leaned out of her second-story
porch and crashed through the weak
railing to the yard. Her injuries may
prove fatal.
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W. E. CORY ENTERTAINs DIXIE

PARIS. July 10.-w. E. Corev who
last night gave an Entertainment IN
this city in honor of the Duke Of
Sparta. will sail for New York tomor.
row.
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GERMANY FEELS EARTHQUAKE

STUTTGART, Germany July TO-
The observatory here reports TODAY a
strong earth shock at a distance of $40
miles.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne Il Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOUR AND oNE-HALF AcRFs-or.-ou.r~
mhe station. 80 miles out; stone house: ner-
tee. CONDITION: good cellar; new large chicken
nuuse ana tarns: IL acres new wire pouitrv
tence' plenty fruit; beautiful site: ideal pouIfrv
Newark. ~ ~ Droao.
irioo wait a good farm cheap. then come
= me; l can sell you one for less than cost
-. ouiIoings on them: oren every week dav.
CC1uI ana see me AZ sites Building. North AZ
eHAs. r.. TINSMAN. Dunellen, N. ~
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ANTE

w.~- ~
"ANr 20 BUY or lease factory. or womb ecr.
Eeni nn sniPpins: give location and price. n
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a delayed sdvsrtisemsnt brings only tn.
attermatn OF trade. les the first cali thss
capture the procession Of customers "A'
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To RENT

WANTED TO R~ENT-small house: moderate
ssnt. pIenty ground; within hour Of Newark
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FARMS WANTED.

WANT to buy r. farm of about MINI .c-a,.
would consider smaller: give or,as, u
!our place will come IN competition with
otners which l Will consider: not looking for
nlansion; convenient La~ckawanna road pre-
rerred. J. E.. Box 81, Star office. "F
farm not too far from tina
city Ct Newark. in exchange for civ nron
erty. JOHN MEIER. 1872 Broad. ' az prop
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FLATS AND ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.

LOwER part two-family house; finest on 18TH
ave. six rooms; bath; up-to-date, brand now
house; rent SIS. Inquire 1856 18th av:, or
CBAS & CO., 1875 Market ST.
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EMMETT ST, 3-Fou large rooms;. second
floor; Improvements; rent s12; possession inn
mediately. CHAS. WEIGAND & CO.. 1855
Market at.
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STANTON ST, 1T-Six beautiful decorated
rooms; new two-family rouse; all improve
ments. CHAS. WEIGAND & CO.. 1876 Mar
ket st.
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FERRY sT.-upper part house; seven rooms;
suitable for furnished rooms; rent SIS. CHAS.
WEIGAND & 20, 1876 Market ST.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
CITY.

SMALL houses in Newark or Believille for
free and clear lots in West Orange and
cash; submit property. Address S. H., Box
Go. slar office.
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Williams. Runyon & White
500 BROAD ST,
Suite 613.

GREYLocK MANoR-Gho;ss riot, bcslco. on
Grey1ock Manor. Belleyilie. N. J.
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IF YOU wish to buy a house. lot or plot. call
at 1885 Springfield av., Trvinston. BERRY.
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SETH ROGE7s ABRAMS

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE; -.
Property bought, sold and exchanged In al
sections; speciality Of farms. Advise your re-
quirenents. Prompt attention given all In
qufries.
75S-760 BROAD ST.
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&prot Ass n

ROOMS eo2-c03 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
MARKET AND WASHINGTON 7 s
NEWARK, n. j..
This association attends to all business
transactions between the landlord and tenant;
collects rents: serves notices: attends To dis
possess cases and protects the houseowner
from being deceived by unreliable tenants.
l.. D. Tel. 2144-J.
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HILL ST. Orange. N. J.--Two-story frame.
rooms; lot S0x150; price 81. 500; reasonable
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MISREPRESENTATION Is the thief OF time"
Don't delay. For fire insurance consult
BERRY. 1895 Springfield av.. Irvington. He
represents responsible companies only. Good
one and two-family houses at reasonable prices.
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AT SIS. choice 6-room and bath nats. located
In most desirable section OF Newark: contain-
Ing every modern Improvement. including ,tani-
party. inquire at FIEDLER'S Real Estate AMI
insurance Office. second floor front. 142 Market
. N Rarnherner'H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-17

Take Halls Family pills, fey CON-
stipation. d&w
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Waxahachie, Texa

Dear Sir; You buy horses. What
Will you give for Ave thatll travel
81 80 10 miles an hour--one looks
az good OF another, one eats al
much az another, alike except go?
You've got mo use for horse
that can't 60 moro than 8 miles an
hourg" We thought SO.
Well, Devoe Is a paint, 10 gallons
Of which Is enough for your house.
II It isn't too big. II you use the next
best paint, it'll take II gallons; an
other ~ 10 IA is 16 II Is 10 90;
you can find paint thatll take
over 20 gallons.
What'll You give for that row OF
paints, begin at the end OF the row !?
Same az you'll give for the six
mue house.. shgy We. thought 10.
. Ssy--wheu we've cot a hrm horse
to sell, we shan't call on you.
Yours truly,
100 F.W. DEvoE.
p. s. WaxAhachle Lumber Com
pany sells our paints.
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VOC CAN'TI f-SrRT, CONSTIPATION
by taking purgatiyes, salts, or other
drugs that act harshly or violently
upon the stomach or bowels.
~ ~ sA' NM sl1~SSss- aSsA~ no XtW tall
you that purgatives OF any charac-
ter distend the bowels and weaken
the elastic tissue,
: :. tn cwT9 ,ranstsDp!,1G.. rsg, oYe the
cause. Tie cause vi cohstikGtion IS
indigestion. II your food digested
properly II would continue on from
the stomach through the bowels,
and would be eliminated without
effort and with regularity.
Mi-o-na tablets cure constipation
by curing your indigestion. 1t Is not
a purgative. 1t Ia a stomach tonic
and more---it tones up, strengthens,
invigorates, refreshes and injects
new life into the worn out muscles
OF the stomach, and In a short time
makes the stomach hardy enough to
digest anything you eat, 1t is a pow
erful yet harmless stomach tonic,
and Its resistless influence On the
stomach Ia astonishing. pa
Try Mona for constipation. One
box Will cure you OF indigestion;
two boxes will relieve you OF consti-
patton, and best OF all, Mi-o-na Ia
such an economical remedy, A large
box only cost SO cents, and then, II
you are not satisfied with results
Hooo q Curtin, the druggists, will
give you your money back.
Mi-o-na cures ali stomach disor-
ders whether acute or chronic, such
as dyspepsia, vomiting, over-indul-
gence OF the night before, sea or car
sickness, stomach sickness or pros
pectiye mothers, etc.
Read this from the president OF
a New York corporation:
Il have been terrible sufferer
from dyspepsia and gastritis for two
years. The most eminent physicians
prescribed for me with no effect.
have been absolutely cured by your
M'-o-na tablets. The first one gave
ne a RELIEF almost incredible. VERY;
gratefully yours, Herbert H. Tay-
lor, sol West 143rd Street, New
York CITY, x
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IN HONOR Of MRS. HE[LAND
Mrs. Criddle Speaks in Behalf c! Re
firing President Of Aid Society.

| Monday afternoon after the regu-
lar business meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Central Presby-
terrain church, OF which Mrs. II. Hell
land has been the president the past
year, the new president, Mrs. o. II.
Chapman, took the chair and in her
quiet manner asked Mrs. Il. ID. Grid
die to say a few words in behalf OF
the retiring president. To Mrs. Grid
dies earnest words and for the re-
membrance, Mrs. Holland, in her
| pleasant manner, thanked the La
dies Aid Society and said all she
| had done was done to glorify Christ.
| Mrs, Criddle spoke as follows
| On this occasion, | would be in
| deed ungrateful did | not acknowl-
edge the compliment paid me in be-
ing selected to express the senti-
ment and feelings OF the Ladies Aid
SocieGy, aid Yet I G ali if6I wGi1lrT7aI
but feeble, yea empty messengers
| in conveying the innermost prompt
ings of hearts full of love, borne
faoWn ~ tila Thought ora .s,-p1i u .svss.-
Just to think that Mrs, Holland, our
Tfts.Tt nt; Gr,e 'cS'',s.s~ s-.,,st' Re eel
and untiring workers, is to leave us
| There will be vacant chair in
r,s-A --e4~4 1~~y-~Shals t-As.- ,.o,a j.. aI~,a.ya
| been occupied, and one that will
ever remain empty.
| IN ems eonnection, ! iecan quite
! Windy. aIy term as yppr president
While our little band has heen as
faithful as the three hundred Spar
tans at the Pass of Thermopylae,
with Disagreement to none, this
one whom we delight to honor this
afternoon is the "noblest Roman of
| them all" 1t has always been her
pleasure to aid Whenever, and where
ever the occasion arose.
1t is a bit of my philosophy OF life
that true greatness consists OF true
service rendered, and she, who out
of heart of love and spirit of al
truism contributes to the we'll being
of this world is, after all one Of the
greatest laborers in her Masters
vineyard.
Mrs, Holland, you have, by your
service in the different phases of
our church work, erected for your
self a monument, the inscription not
written in water. not traced in sand.
but embazoned on the hearts of
our entire membership.
AS slight token of our appre-
citation of your service, of our abid-
ing love. of our sincere good will
for you and yours, in behalf of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Presbyterian church, | have the hon
or and the pleasure of presenting to
jyUu" inns nstx~Ta riuA " aas:~' =,
BY virtue Of the association may
each lunch have an additional good
cheer and may your repose on this
PILLOW, with the conscientiousness OF
the prayers and benedictions of
these, your friends.
For, forget You We viii! never.
TrUu -if7aaJ JrUs1, "J-o, ~-1f;r,;' "slr.,---'
| the vase IL you will
b.. RW the scent; Of the roses will
| cling to 1t STILL
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800 Reward. 500,

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure In all
its stages, and that Is Catarrh, Halls
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now known to the medicinal
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease, requires constitu-
tional treatment, Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting d.
rectly upon the blood and mucous
Surfaces of"'tife ~;s y scr.fr,> ..ef-ySr " ..
stroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti-
tuition and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers
~ ~. .'- ~'sss-s- y sas-Sy s4a4--Nl,,
lars for any case that 1t fails to
cure. Send for. list Of testimonials.
Address: F. j. Cheney & Co..
....- ..,,.......... Toledo, Ohio.
Soid by Dfuggists. Too.
Take Halls Family pills scr CON-
stipation. d&w
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To Whom II May Concern.

! Wish to state that all persons
-salasg .nxss- the calptrx. selling epecc 8;
t.aslsss- an -traattnE f.reAacs Of ,snv
kind. representing me In any man
ner, either by name, or claiming any
connection with me whatever. are
frauds and imposterS. have no
.egect MARINER, or representative,
'fuyf frovrf' Aea is-.~ -ps;s ~ ,nalsce- sent
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for. All spectacle peddlers will be
prosecuted for using my name in
any manner after publication of this
notice. d&wtf
DR.. LEONARD KEPLINGER.
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Caldwell, Texas, Sept. lT.---Olssea
Womble. cashier OF the Caldwell Ma
tional Bank, shot himself through
the head It his post Of duty yester-
day It noon, dying instantly. He
!wss alcpc aat'th~ time neces~~d YES
II yvxrx 5ft mt GnE. srrraa. $50 49,
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SEAl-SliIPT OYSTERS are the
best on the market. keep no other
kind. loo per doz, 75c per hun
dred. My meats are the best money
can buy. l have everything found
In first class market and my prices
are right Call and see II this Is
the truth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-12-09
GIVING THE LIE AGAIN.

President Roosevelt in letter that
Is about as strong a contribution as
has yet been added to the official
archives Of the famous Ananias
Club, hoists Editor Laffan, of the
New York Sun, and Smith. of the IN
dianapolis News, over the heads of
all competitors into front seats in
the club.
Laffan and Smith have been charg-
ing, or at least insinuating, that
there is something decidedly suspi
cious about the s4o,0o0,0o0 this gov
eminent paid for the French rights
to the Panama canal. It has been
openly asserted that Charles Taft.
Douglass Robinson, the President
brother-in-law, and other prominent
Republicans, bought up the French
interests for s12,O00,00o, disposed of
them through agents to this govern
ment, and pocketed $28,00o,00o pro-
fits. The charges have been band
led about for several months. Now
Roosevelt denies them, declaring tie
story an "abominable falsehood and
a Islander against the French gov
eminent" The conduct of Editors
Smith and Laffan is denounced as
infamous" and they are held up as
conspicuous offenders against the
laws of honesty and truthfulness. "
The Sun and the News, the President
declares, "habitually and continually
and as a matter of business practice
every form of mendaeity known to
man, from the suppression of the
truth and the suggestion of the false
to the lie direct"
Editor Laffan comes back with the
declaration that !n his frequent
collisions with various persons OF
distinction" Roosevelt has an over
whelming advantage in his complete
freedom from any sense of personal
obligation in respect Of the truth.
Roosevelt's conduct as regards the
peryersion and misuse of private cor
respondence, Laffan insists, "would
entail his prompt expulsion from
any organization of self-respe ctins
gentlemen"
Roosevelt is evidently keeping his
pen bright for the forthcoming edi-
torial work on THE Outlook" That
magazine indirectly scores another
great advance advertisement by this
latest exposition of the President
virility as a eontroyersialist Ant
/ the readers of the New York SUI
will be increased for a short time b!
thousands anxious to see Laffan's ra
pier pierce the yitals of the onll
Teddy.
| In the meantime the Democrat:
will press in Congress for thorough
Investigation into the disposition o
| the $4,000 600. Would it not b.
frightful if Teddy should be hois
on his own petard and the discover!
be made that the charges were reall!
true?
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
is not quack medicine. 1t was pre-
seribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is a
regular prescription. 1t is composed
of the best tonics known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two in
gradients is what produces such won
derful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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NO GIFT HOUSE FOR ~B0Bv EVANS


Admiral Bob" Evans has profited
by the sad experience of Admiral
Dewey. He has positively refused,
in words that permit of no misunder-
standing. to receive home as a gift
from the admiring citizens of Los An
geles Admiral Evans says he viii
pay rent until he is able to buy out OF
his own pocket.
Admiral Evans is wise to preserve
his feeling of entire independence.
Public approval is very tickle
jade. II he accepted home and
planted the front garden in coleas
instead of geranimums some of the
subscribers to the fund would be
sure to publicly and forcefully ex-
press their disapproyaL And every
time the Admira! had a social func-
ton in the gift house every man who
contributed to its purchase. together
with his wife and daughters. would
expect an invitation Inside Of six
months a storm of wrath would
break upon poor Bob" Evans's ears
that would make the roar of battle
seem tame by comparison.
Adimarl. Dewey, temporarily at
least. was stripped Of his popularity
through the medium of gift house
Admiral Evans is not DESTROYS TO re-
neat the experience Ii is wise
man who profits by the lessons OF
the past and Admiral Evans has
again shown that he has not studied
history for naught.