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Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-04-17
HAR M0NI0US
DEMOCRATS
THE COUNTY CONVENTION
Every Precinc, Represented and
Full Dcleg cations Selected TO
the Various Conventions.

Last Saturday afternoon oc-
CURED the regular bIauuual
county convention OF the demo-
Gratis Of Eddy county, The con.
ention was called to order
SHORTLY after two O'Clock hy
Chairman Cooper and J. i. Han
vey read the call for the couvcn-
tjon. On call of delegates every
precinct responded. The cl air
asked who the convention would
have for temporary chairman
and +. y. Bruce of Dayton Was
nominated also Y. l. Griffin Of
Carlsbad. The vote being taken
Bruce received five and Griffin
nine. Griffin was declared ell
ected. On motion Jas u. Whclan
was nominated for secretary.
The rules were suspended and
WhrIan was elected 10y acclama-
ton.
The temporary organization
was later made permanent, On
motion the following committees
on credentials, resolutions and
order of business were appointed
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
Warren street.

T--e~a ara no u~IsEF rzxss. assessru-1-z.
r-atr~ rents ur other Hnrs oI sad property.
eE-epJ two mortgages rest due. covering
Na = Warren S--se.. occurring -eS-s... vaIr
che r-'urfrss sums r- go 600 and 81. 600
--i-h interest on both rom the Ivt dav e
august 1905. a. Sc ~ aEnum. ground
r4- 1@t 1905 AMI a lease covering both
ra-reTs 20 Rrgere ra.- & |o.. sE7 ring
2Iay isl. 1858 al an annual rertl. ct
S11 oC0-
-,-e r--rs--v VIII he sold subject 20 said
-s0~rrzEez said interest thereon. said
ground rent a.l said ease 20 Rogers, peet
Dated No. f--r 1aCI
WALLACE 3 FRASER. Fafs-aa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
PUBLIC NOTICES.

and Wednesday. December 80. le''s' at
A. II
For circular of information. etc. ap-
ply to
ERNEST &. HUNT. Secretary.
Normal College. Park Av. ard sixty-eishih
street.
GEORGE 5. DAVIS. IL. D. President.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
TU.S ANp FURRIERs

LEVIN Is co.. 3ls West I25tH ST.
i-rrs altered, dyed and repaired. Hand-
urr-- line = HiEh Grade FurE az special
- r.ri.es for the Holidays
a WF<DEE. II3 West lOGth 81. formerly
a, Vys-t ygtl st-ST5 opera and Tailor
MADE SuIts sac to SAB
# CHASER. Manufacture or High Grade
r-iIrs Altered ana rpmodsied equal Go
,.a. 40 West lli1h 81
: STRAUSS. Ladies raiior AMI FurTisr.-
TT1rys 3v@d 4Hd TepHlred I65 East T2d
81 near Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

ADVERTISEMENTs ard subscriptions Tor
rhs Tribune received ~ thet- CptoWu
ofic- No 1861 Broadway. between SUta
and STth sta Lrtf o'clock T. r.. Ad-
.ert.sem=nts t-cetvei the following
branch ofice. az regular otHra -ates until )
O'Clock p. m via 2G4 Sth ave 5 q
Ger I'D ~ I53 9Th ave. cor 12th St IO4
East l4th st 25T West 42d st between
Ttb ard sth aves 265 Wes- l25th 81 fO3S
90 ave I6.6 Sd ave near 6lat st I70S
Isr ave near sefh st i67 East 12oth ST
Tas fremont ave; $50 Sd ave and any
American District Telsgsaph once.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CALI, AND HEAR our sslf-pla~ins pa
the hest ard most perfect on the 'naf
No lessons OF knowledge OF music re9llI 81 81
ANY one ga- play It. Wsser Bros. 524 " ,
SSd ST
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

,-opvAr. COLLEGE of THE CITY OF
<F.E YORK
---.-..r-.ri..s far l3EitIsUs ON the Eli
.- -+- - college Instructor tiga
-..aa, rut5rs and isherat"r Assistants
-. er5 F4taH -,Eorb riH 10 H~ia tn
- --T1s-. rrrfTdIrE GSrH street ans Park
sTens4 cr Taszdag. December %. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
ATCTIOS SALES.

FT VIRTUE. 80 c-ar-eI Uor-Eazr Z
Bernstein AHer.oue viii soil o.. la
$50 u at -2S 5rh ave Manhattan.
-lzrures cooking utensils. lease at-- Hv
n~5-r " Abraham Freedman. Ntroru=- q.
1frv--- Ere
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
NEAR BON AIR HOTEL
Alexander & Steiner
Real Estars-City and Farm Morrga ges-
~ STE STR EEI
AUGUSTA Ga.
ADNERTISEt

FOR SALE. at S400 pei acre. go acres o.
high rolling land. all tile drained right
AT depot with mile Of railroad z nrage-
Is miles from Chicago city Hal 20 trains
each >vav daily Eastern capitalists and
suhGiv-ders viii ind this one Of the rest
PROPOSITIONS i'm the West for large profits
in establishing rowusits and sUhdivtt11s-
THIS HAS GREAT MERIT Investigate
f. J. Almau austin, III La Sale ST.
chicago. H.
HAVE LIST OF buyers FOR all kinds Of
business. Coates, 1sS BrOadUay-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
" 8 and city Hospital, good shaver
chirOpodlst an5 rasseur. best city refer
enCes. travelling no objection Write Al
rendant. 157 East 125th 81.
BUTLER HIgnIv recommended. thor
oughlv understands his duties, willing.
Chliging- strictly sober and honest A. p
Miss Margaret Smith Employment Ru-
reau. - West 42d St Phone 5o39-Bry-anr.
FsT-TT.ER or AL.ET--HiEhIv recommeud-
cd good al ANYTHING. respectful. best oE
references. Leonard :. E,uuess. care Of
Sundgreen. 136 East 2sth 81
BT-TLER and USEFUL NIAN-CapabIe
Young FUgl7shUau. with excellent refer
eaces sr0rn leading New York families. de
si"es permanent POSITION city or Country
L.. Miss FtlzEeTaids Bureau, 50a 5rh ave,
corner 42d ST
l,ARETAKER or BUTLER. By respectful
roiored man in private IA ally best city
reference Gail or address Ha~p-r. 5sS Ith
ave
CHEF. French. Twelve years references of
the highest order from leading New York
families, rhorougHlv reliable IN every re
stswarS. Stew, .'- = West 545f st-
cOAcHMAN.-A LADY wishes to secure a
position for her cCachuan. whom she -sn
highly ~ecommeHd. j. c.. 81 East 39th 81
COACHAfAN.-s Single. aged =. Just Olsen
gagged. city or country. rirSt-C.aSs refer
enees- Apply R Hansen, 12G West sd 81.
GARDENER. TSEFJ Married. wife ax-
Ce-Ienr cook Young couple. no children.
lan drive. SIX years reference from last
place t'a-~e--e-s Bureau Ia 6th ave
GARDENER. -Bv Young srotehman g23i.
az second gardener. seven vaa-s' expert
ance IN al branches OF gardening W g..
46a West 57r7 st
GARDEN Understands horses. COWS.
TurUa-a CHicHen-- references u1of~r8re
wages. single Box -. Tribune CHcs-
JAPANESE. hrsr class cook. ina private
Family. has hest reference. I1kawa. loI
Cherry 81.
JANITOR or ENGINEER BY cc.orrd man
house understands al motors boilers
pumps er-- Richard, Federal Building. s.
30 centre 81.
I-SEFt-I. MAN-rOpK. Se-By couple
city or country woman good cook. r-zr
class iaUUdreSs. man do any thing about
house. references. r. Just. Nama-onees.
r->-E-rt-r. MNN-capabI-. understands in
door and outdoor work.. gar ri@u5ug ETC.
willing ru be generally useful. eE~eileu- ref
erau-es s.. Miss TitzEa~aids : Bureau 500
-fh ave. ro--ner 42d ST
WAITER. valet. generally useful by- young
colorsf nan. T~1taS-anr- rqr-l-EIar.-
reat refined abHEinE. excellent references
city "r eounJv. r r. Mrs. collier
sEenry. f22 West nd s.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
rEEAEEEEAIA ana waitress. cook and
isI1I-0SS. f-o neat y1THetf0- - omen
-.=athrr vr Se-aTars- CITY or country H.
L. Mrs. golfers Azenc-. 10 West 23f -
-4AMRrEmAIp and WAITRESS. - b.
euurp rrot,-tanr- neat industrious very
good fef rr-u~es. j.. Hofuay RS Bureau.
153 West 25d 81. Telephone. after 10 a m.
I~d+ Chelsea.
CTIAAIBERMA -gompetere young si-'.
GOOD sewer willing 20 assist waitress re3I
references city Or country. wages, SD So.
Cau al lang q Boecherer Go. Bureau. ~
- - West 33i St
COOK swedish Young. very -nmpe-rrt.
first class IeferenCes- ~iry ur country
Julien Bureau. n West s2d ST Tel. 4asl-
bryant.
COOK Scotch Protestsur. particularly
neat. oLIelle woman. Two Years per
souaI -t-g -efereuces- cts ~ r-Unr~y 81.
II. Ms golfers agency. I22 west I'D zt-
COOK BY young German. good refer
euees. city or country So $50 A, Hof-
uavers Bureau. l53 West @3d 81 Teie-
phone. after 10 = n. lse4-' h-ls'n
COOK Thoroughly competent Eng lIsb
Protest u-ses $50 to S2j. city or
country excellent personal references. Iu
ausrrtai Association 81 America. Inc %
East 80 s. Tel 20FS SSth
COOK First class. ST. month. s.
day. RiiI 60 accommodating personal City
refeIeUr1 Address 10y letter ouiE. NJ r.
~ i+d 5th st
FAMILY WASHING and IRONING hy the
month. week or dozen private house.
open air driving. VIII furnish best refer
cnres 332 East ~ 81.
FIRST CLASS COOKS. ,aundresses wait
Fsssss. uariorI1aids, chuEb-ruaids and
hupseHaidE on hand. mostly Scandinavian
and German help references strictly tn
vestigared. sea adinavihn Emp Bureau
81 lexington ave. between S9th and 60th
as. Tel. 4SeI-PlaEz.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
DESKS AND OFFICE FuKrrTuRF
GAMES
- Tdeal Christmas Glft

''LOBB Craze of fhe day For old and
Young New fun of fun and exercise In
door game Coz table or foor Ar al stores
Z :. Novelty. Ao6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
REMEDIES
HEAT AND LIGHT.
S1lvIisht Patented and

Sunlight Patented and
Latest Improved Gas Lamp
t5U candle power never H.1rkers
mantle. saves >Usr on gas bills
brighter tHaI ts- sun. BEST il rN
istegra. fnr-ldurtiou prices ra Erit
Gr, readers Tu-.. lNr. 81 r-1-.7s
zoe. % EJEID HEAT q LiG IT
co.. - Nassau St near John -r-
$40 r. Ialst ST. Tel 4+2+ Ae.rosv-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
HACHINERT

GOOD second hand milling machines. foot
ana mover presses. lstueE, monitor ana
screw machines. etc; entire plsnt5 n9ught
fer cash Manhattan. 413 West BroadWay-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.

: Each words 5 eta
/ 10 words. times ---.-.--.. SI-GO
MADISON AVE 673. 694. 6ss--Doubls
and single rooms; private bath; second
foOr. with excellent board American
MFLPOSE. - Madison ave corner 2sth
st-Auerfcan plan. g 80 day Up. special
permanent arrangements. Tel G4T+-Aadl-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
WORE WANTED.
Female

Female
BOOKKEEPER Girl as double entry
bookkeeper. Miss :. Wilson. $50 45th ST,
S-ooklyu-
CONSCIENTIOUS thoroughly educated
woman desires clerical work or position
where strict attention 70 duties would oe
appreciated or occupation FOR even ng
hours. New York or Brooklyn Reliability,
Tribune Office.
COMPANION sefuI: no objection TO in
valid. by capable Young woman; best
references can speak French address e
X. 80 4ta ave
IsADYs COMPANION. al home or t7s~-
cling. experienced in nursing. happy
disposition. good reference given; small
salary. Miss Wagar, 23S Penn ST. Brook
iyn.
YOUNG LADY. experienced rental once.
can give best references; honest Mss
Anna NJ Wah1, "a woodward ave,
BROOKLYN
TEACHER Experienced teacher. lately
from Paris, will teach Industrious pupil
music free for references also French,
German. Latin. Mathematics, grammar.
Tutor. Cyl Amsterdam ave. Cstcrej.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
AROUND THE WORLD
WOOD FLOORS.

WOOD FLOORS resurfzced ant ree11sne1
by electricity telephone Ractd Floaa
aurfacinx Co East 42d a.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
IOST-RANKROOK.
CARPET CLE.ANzNG.

NJ. CARPET CLEANING WORKS
9Ii.si. largest. NgS Modem
Al AMI 83u WEST 45TTi ST
-r.. 4F41-4G9 E-yaLI- Established rSs-
". II JORDAN. EDWIN LENTH-
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING co.
Cleans ty rompTess-d All. steam hand or
~ aogr 1--4 8TC1dWdv. a2I Fast 4stl 81
con g FRaS-DT- Tel la@-3s.h.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
W0Ek WANTED

fer cash. Manhattan. 41S West broedNay.
w0EK WANTED
4 YOUNG MAN. - would Ike position,
clerical preferred. good psllH1au. not
afraid Of hard work or long hours. best
references fred. 20s East +sth s.
AT-DrT0R or CoNTROLLER.-To corpora
tion or company: y years experiences
here 5nd abroad. expert accountant, E4gn-
cs- references Auditor, Box 81. Mont
clair. n !.
BOOK KEEPER. ACCOT MIAMI. sixteen
vAars' experience. desires permanent or
tel77pers " position special arrangements
with Arms not employing permanent oooA-
keepers. william LecnieT, iH5 East slst st
CHAUFFEUR. COACHMAN- TSEFUL--
German. single careful driver soner'
honest willing: good character Gees .
pair overhauliug. anyW here; TeteIeIlces-
Rudolf Dehorn. SO 9th ave. third floor
pRAFTsMAN. - Architectural structural
steal mill construction. roof design. Eo-
ward Collins. f39 East 2lst ST.
INVESTIGATOR and PROCESS SERVER.
with some reuutzble law firm or others
who need the services Of an honest, sober.
industrious man. uuquestiouabie rererAhcs
from the firm he is now with Address ..
: Palmer care OF Foley & Martin. Il
Wall 81.
NIGHT WATCEMAN IN factory or build
ing. I'VE years reference from last en-
pl0veU. German. middle aged W NatcnEnan-
4S7 West 15oth 81.
OFFICE WOR1-Iou man u9. under
stands bookkeeping, has nae c.erlcal ex-
pe-ience. car furnish best references. B.
C7reeuwald. 4I6 East 5Sth 81.
PI,kSTERTNG- c0TuiceinE. cement work
masonry. sober Englishn-ar- Address
Tozer 500 West i71st s..
PORTER vatchman. or any other posi-
1iou. bv man OF fifty. honest speaoing
German and English. Lange, l5lJ Brook
avenue.
SWEDISH MASSETR r former Instructor of
massage and medical exercise wishes few
more nat ieuts n treat in his professional
-ine. highest recommendations. Tel 444a
Harlem
sTENOGRAPHER. Typewriter. bookkeeper
Office assistant: rapid. competent. ener-
Catic. honest. trIstwOrthy- 2lz wears eN-
perience: highest credentials, references
ueruaHenr position preferred, $40 Taylor.
sos East I24th 81
YOUNG MAN Cc5s OF good appearance. eK-
rerienced. in any capacity, would travel
or 90 South. references or security. thaTieS
L. Sherman 50 Washington Place West
YOUNG MAN. 70. desires clerical position;
good penman and hgureT. some experience
IS assistant bookheepe-- J. Luhman o.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

LOST or STOLEN. BankhouS No 4s6 SIS
= f1e German savings Rank iU the CIR,
1I Nfw hcrk- CORNER arm ave. and 14r1 ST
issued ro simon NaIe- All ue-So0s are
-autl1n-t against U0c0ri7-jUE the SANE II
not turned -1 The hank ON the 3Ggr Ezv
rr.nt
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

.rso-a add a-suar .~i-r1 1e1ts
r,a=rr-zs4 That rue results ~ fne ..
.--t-. mad Dor -af~ Beard rs r1 she n'"-
- mo .-f t1e f-.uChis@ .- tight T'0r' 80
-r.-l7gra-re-ffru proposed 20 a'a paid ne p" I"'-
ard os ths terms and conditions l .-''L-.-
the pro -slar as 81" rates 90
...-s--n= zr- as heTeI-actpr@ -To'.iiea ana
errf- -er forth ,u and Pos -Te foregoing
fr-rs q u~rarH-t contract for fh@ grant 90
such f-au.rrE- or rI-#.
gesrireH Thar .a"s- lre@.rlnI~5 ana res
,r-5r.e.s .Hr.uHlr1 f1- said resolution for
r7r Hr the Bronx Traction to01anE- ana
the said form OF proposed contract for t'e
zra-f or surr franchise ar rignt contain
me said results af surG iuuu1r-. after me
e.y-a shall be- entered In the minutes Or
rH.q Board shall b- published T1r 81 east
-y,-arr- rgm dags tl meciatsl. prior iH p tfi-
.sa4. December Is 1905. iu tao tffF it+f
r-5 and a. lcas. rgyfc= during the zen la.
..,rr---9-srsr- r-io- 20 T-~ar7bs- -. 1908. Ia
.r.-r .7-trv nevv4ua -are rn ha d"slaffa'~I nv
-ra Mayor therefor ana published IN TIE
f-f-- IA SaUs York ~ rae expense .t the
f,vrr. Traction ErUuIuE together WIN
the 20 l1uetr.E notice. fr w'i-
Natfro fs hereby giEeu thar Tic Board
~ Estimate and Annortlonrtenf- h-'"lH
gvfHcTtEiEg any rontr1't for the 2.' Tx
rr rr. franchise OF night aup.ls. for or
she Bronx Traction CnW-arv. anf IU.tf
Ea forth zuf described iH the fore
- going f1ru Of urGV0s7c contra. a.f for
rH. Gran. or such rra.-.iliz' or 'iEHf.
.r5 F4a+arl a.IcUtlrE an resolution 8H .
,--.----. a-- rffs7 contract e-iI. al
.--a-t-r ~ said H1ar6. % ro held IN
-ra plf Couaci. t~ameer 'It. fFt't-
Borough or NarHatran. 'ltN IT NH-v
rrrk on Frf7a~. December II, lHnS.
g. 10 80 O'Clock ur no'd pHi'l.'
hearing thereon. st which citizens SHAH
.r,tsfas ta -Trear % Id be heard
IDSTFrF HAsG. Secref7r'.
rstaf >-w York. November II. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

amount ~ Stock lss-Ta- -A+
cash T.- property
The amount paid III as by last re
-- IL -r,al amount g. stock
-ae funded debt lr Tqsr report.
TH= -araf amount - funded feH'-
7--= Tr.-fur Ierr as h-- las ~erCT-
~-= total amount " floating debt
The fo-a' amount ~ funded AID
eating EeFr
TIE average rate r-- aunlr1 -
'- crest ~- T--de7 Sebt
~ S'et~H1eHr .- dividends raif during
fhe -eE-
r. TIE total amount expended ror
same
- TIE names ~ the directors elected
~ -f@ last meeting 90 tire cor
rF- Won held = such 7urrose-
u. ...~H--aT. value and amount % ~
- real estate owned f- the
COMPANY as bv last ~euo~t
a. Ar-1t-r yalu~ and amount -4fF
f.r r=al estate now o-rras f---
fla C1vvanv
IH ETuEeT 0f rasseurers .-a-~fa4 ,4u-
'uE the roar
~ T-tal receirts = rr--ra-- .or each
class p business
70 Amounts raid b- fne rarrr-.-. ~,
damage -0 ue-sars rr ~-r-.4-.- ..--
---cgrf 0F -arr-rsr-fl- .rr
.-=ratI.-
's .' -Er-r-a- Ssr operation fr
ltrz i0rire
-r' --..-. r+1-4r .r. .F--rnarfor fr r-r--z ga
--- business ~ --= 'lmpsuT as 7s. -
r..-H.ne+ tr rrn E---r
~ errs-eisH- l----i,. -r-~re-- -Sz-t 90 al
"77es kssc a--uvsfe no0zs cf rr-aaat p
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

AUDITOR or CONTROLLER--To corpora
tfon or COMPANY, y years experiences
here srd abroad. expert accountant, EIgn-
os- references Auditor, Box "a Mont
clair. \. j
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

WAITRESS Experienced Young girl,
makes all salads best references city or
country wages 500 S25. all At Ling <
B6echerer Co : Bureau. 43-4541 West 33d.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-02
x THE EVENING STARS TWO PAGE MAGAZINE
MRS. BUSYBODY THE REAL
SOCIAL IRRITANT OF WOMEN
Preaching Her Creed of Unrest, She UpSetS Confidence in One'
Friends and Incidentally Gets Herself Hated.
BY ADA LYNN.

E p AVE you ever received a visit from a woman who thought it her duty
- to tell you a few things for yu w good?"
And didn't you heave a sigh of rehef when she tied her bonnet
strings n departed? This woman is to be found in every community, and
to SAL she is not loved is to express it mildly. She never calls but what she
leaves you heart ant mind stuck as faE of poisoned barbs ast h right kind OF
rice pudding is stuffed with raiins.
my dear" is the "a she begins, 81 hate 10 have to tell you tms, but 1
consider it my solemn duty I canno bear to see % sc friendly with Mrs.
So-and-So. She has n % depth at ALL n they say her store bill is rmous-
10 big that her husband will lever De able to pay it. Why she as chocolate
AXE everything else every night in the week, and you know no woman in
her rcumstance shouldb be so exravagant Besides she Is a dreadful talker.
Why, she'd as oon talk about you as aye else though a person who didn't
know her as do would thnk she was you best friend. Depend upon it. you
can't trusth her I know you think I'm very mean to tell you; nut I just felt as
ii I had o. seeing that o weres 20 blind. You understand, don't you, dear?" and
you say yes I understand" when you would like % make her" eat her Words
which LASTS IN expressive, though decidedly shngy. tem.
I'VE to see Mrs. so-and-so again. 1t is hard to ave a person attack ones
fainngs for yourself. -Unkind kindness, 1 call If, this tearing asunder he ties
And ever when % help believing your informant 20 10 nt like her
an" the better or her ohciousness
This sam woman will ask you if yu know that our new skirt hangs
children who have the whoopng cough, or if you knew that people said that
kumpny" with a girl in a neighboring town, And she'll always announce that
she feels a If she would lot be a good friend to you if she kept these things
to herself. Il return you hand her a Cheshire grin and thank Ter for her kind
when you'd k % act Oh primitive instinct and scratch her Eyes out. The
etiquette OF today is pretty successful in keeping us from displaying our real
selves
So take my advice, m y readers and when a woman starts to tell
you somethng for our w good" take 10 you heels and run, lest you find
Yourself with murder in our hearta and her new s49S switch in or hand.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-02

that they can be overcome in hun
ment rightly administered What is
the use of going to the extremes of
Christian Science when you have all
you need in the Emmanuel Movement?
it aim at creating schisms in churches
or homes. 1t is simply the name which
covers the combination of religion and
psychotherapeutics in the cure of
nervous and functio lal disorders.
| count it a privilege to be at the
head of the Emmanuel Movement in
New Jersey. AT present 1 hold my
health classes in the parsonage, re-
ceiving patients by special appoint
ment. Any clergyman worthy of his
cloth can do this, and he will soon
find himself bencfiting so many
people that he will have no
further doubt of the need of this
move on the part of the clergy or of his
own wisdom In making it. When |
find clergymen Directing to the healing
of the sick by the church, l feel like
saying: IF they only knew" 1t is
pathetic as well as serious for the
cause Of religion hat the ministers
are so slow In taking up a work com
manded by Jesus and now made
scientifically practicable. The psyche
logical hour has arrived.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-02
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1908.


All he fory election districts Of Newark In which voting machines nave
been used have by overwhelming vote castt them nut There is lot a angie
election district of Newark or Essex county in which the same sentiment does
not al largely prevail More hn a hundred districts in New Jersey have held
elections. AM in all but two there were arge majortiesa against the voting
machine Was the popular will ever exhibited in a more pronounced way?
DO nt thu result of these elections amoum to a mandate to remove the
machines altogether before thu November ecton? Are the State authorities
prepared to show heir contempt for a public sentiment so cl@rlya ant 10 en-
phaticaly expressed by imposing the machine device upon election. districts that
ave hd 20 opportunity to formally reject them?
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-02
CONCERNING NEWSPAPERS.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
Kindly answer the following: Cd How
many newspapers are published in the
world? (2) How many in this country?
(3) What is the total circulation in this
country. (4r How many are religious?
60 How many books are published an
nually in this country? (6) How many
are religious? III. 7. r.
I'D Estimated to be $4,000. f2) Num-
Der published in America, 22,89S. CO.
The census of 1900 gives the circulation
of American newspapers as ia. 299, 900.
a. 957. () In 1907, about 1000; in 1906
there were 7,1S9; in 1905. SIP. and In
1904, 1921. go 621 were printed on the
ology.-Ed.l
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-02
N PASSING OF THE BUckET.sHop.

Bucket shops in New York State have nov been outawed. The nw law
makes the keeping OF a bucket-shop a felony and provides that upon conviction
of the Grim a guilty corporation shall be punished by a inc of not more than
$1,000 for each ofense, N if the guilty party be a individual he shall be
punished by a fine of not more than $1,000 or by an imprisonment of o. more
than i've years, or by both fine n Imprisonment The penalty is peculiarly
severe, and there will be few to care to mcur it. The bucketshops have taken
orders in stocks amounting to from 100000 to 300 1000 sharesp per day, but a is
well known he transactions are not legitimate, rs there is m delivery. an M
delivery is expected or intended In short The bucket shop is a gambling shop
where men Jet on he rise and fan Of market prices. How much better is that
than a race -track pooroom?
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-02

A novelty in New Jersey politics was the convention held last night by the
New Idea faction of the Republican party to name a ticket for thu party pi-
maries The new primary law forbds nominating conventions after the pi-
naries, but says nothing about conventions pror to the primaries 1t would
appear though, that the spirit, if nt the letter of the lay vas violated. The
law provides, also for a free fora III primary The Democratic county organi-
cation has respected the law, ant the Republican faction that started nut to
reform political methods cooHy violates it, The county I'M city tickets to be
run are of the close corporation order. This is however, m of he ecccntrti-
test that one must expect to witness In a year of eccentric politics