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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-07-28
July "A. 1908.


SpiS ~ h'Np.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals Will be received by the
Public buildings Committee of the BOARD Of
Chosen Freeholders Of the county Of Essex, at
a public meeting to be held In the Freeholders'
rooms at the Essex County Court House at
Newark. n. j.. from . to 2:So p. M. on Mon
day. August 10. 1905, and then publicly opened
and read at the last mentioned hour. for the
complete furnishing and application Of pipe
covering, ,tc.. and all work in connection there
with. in the buildings Of the Essex County Hos
pital for the Insane. Overbrook. N. J., In ac-
cordance with the draw wings and specihcations.
copies Of which may be seen at the Offices OF
Hurd & Sutton. Architects. s20-s22 Union Build
ing. Newark, N. j., where copies OF the specih-
cations and blank forms of proposals may be
obtained.
Bids must be delivered in person by a repre-
sentative Of the contractor. and must be
rendered for the entire work. as described In the
specification. and for all connections to be in
ciuded in the estimate for this work, so as to
make a complete job.
Al PROPOSALS to comply in all respects with
the Instructions and conditions for submission
OF DIGS accompanying the specifications
BY direction Of the Public Buildings Commit
zee OF the Board Of Chosen Freeholders Of the
county Of Essex State Of New jersey.
hstzt chairman nahi,e H,,iIdinss cemmStts.,
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MORAN TO START FOR COAST.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Owen Moran,
the doughty little British boxer, will
leave for California tonight to start
active training for his coming bout
with Abe Attell for the featherweight
championship. He will go to Billy
Shannon's gymnasium at San Rafael,
across the bay from San Francisco.
Moran is a few pounds lighter than
when he left America a few months
ago, and anticipates less trouble in pull
ing off superfluous flesh.
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LIGHTBODY AND MAY
SURPRISE GERMANS.

BERLIN, July 2s.--In the interna-
t!onal athletic contests which were
held here Sunday, J.. d. Lightbody, Uni
versity of Chicago, and w. w. May,
University of Illinois. participated, and
Lightbody easily defeated Peterson. of
Sweden, in the 1,500 metres fiat, and
later won the 800 metres fiat against
thirty-seven competitors, giving them
a start of IS metres. May easily won
the 100-metre handicap run.
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CANADIAN TRIES LONG RUN.

TORONTO, Ont, July 2S.-Thomas Y.
McAughey, n lons-distance runner
off this morning in an attempt
to make a record run from here to New
York. He Is running under the auspices
of the Y. NJ. c.. A. and carries a letter
from the Mayor of Toronto to the Mayor
New York. McAughey calculates to
reach New York by August II.
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LAWRENCE DALEY A WINNER.

BUFFALO, July 2s.-Lawrence p.
Daley, Fred Cooks black Lissack-Eva
Dinsmore colt. won the eleventh re-
newal of the Canadian Derby at Fort
Erie yesterday. Lawrence p. Daley
the favorite, and the result was a
popular one to the 5000 people who
crossed h river to see the first racing
OF the year IN this vicinity.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS.

Connecticut Lengue.
At New Haven-New Haven 5. New
Britain 3.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 1, Meriden o.
At Observation-Disclosures 6, Bridgeport
AT Springfeld-Springfeld 3, Holyoke
New England League.
At Lynn-Haverhill 6, Lynn 5 90 inn
ings).
At Observation-Disclosures IL, New
Bedford 0.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2, Lowell /.
At Brockton-Brockton 10, Fall River
state Leagu
AT Troy-Troy 2. Elmira O.
At Albany-Albany 8, Utica 0.
At Scranton-Binghamton s, Scran-
ton 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, SYRIA
cuse ..
American Association.
At Columbus-Columbus s, Kansas
City 4.
At Louisville-Minneapolis 5, Louis
willie 8. ,
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS 5, st.
Paul 4.
At Observation-Disclosures s. Toledo 2.
South AtInnti League.
At Macon-Macon 0. Savannah 2.
At Augusta-Augusta Z, Columbia 0.
At Charleston-Charleston 4. jack
sonville 3. O.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

July 24th, NWS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Building Committee OF the Essex County Board
OF Frceholders.- at q public meeting to be held
in the Freeholders' room. at the Essex County
Court House. at Newark, N, j.. from 2 to $50
y. M, on Friday. August Z 1908. and then pub
licly opened and read at the last mentioned
hour. for addition to the power plant at the
Essex County Penitentiary. Caldwell. N. j., In
accordance with tho dra wings and specihca-
lions. copies IF which may be seen at the Office
Of Runyon & Carey. consulting engineeN. 12o
Market street, Newark. n, j., where copies OF
thu specifications and blank forms Of proposals
may be obtained.
Bids must be rendered for the entire work..
and no bids Will he received for a portion OF
the work as described In the specification.
All proposals to comply in all respects with
1.-THE Instructions and conditions for the sub
mission of bids accompanying the s~peciica-
tions.
BY direction of tho Public Buildings Commit
tee Of the Board ~ Freeholders of the County
Of Essex, State OF New Jersey.
EDWARD C. EATON
jyc5-5t Chairman Public Buildings Committee.
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M'GLYNN VISITS OLD FRIENDS.

YORK. Pa. July 2s.-"Stony" Nc
Glynn, of the st. Louis Browns, was
In York last night. He ran up from
Philadelphia long enough to see his
many friends. McGlynn Is m of the
most popular ball players who ever
came to York, and he always receives
a warm welcome here. He said that
the reason hat he had not been in
the game very much this season was
or account of having an injured arm.
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NEWARK HORSES GET
IN THE MONEY AT
DETROIT MEETING.
NEWARK HORSES GET in
MONEY AT DETROIT TRACK
The summaries of yesterday are:

zo s;Ss class t%rotting; purse 5000:
Hamilton tDurfee) -. -. 2 1
Brace Girdle, b. N. tMcMahan).. | 5
Ward. b. h. IL. McDonald) 49,. s 2 Q 3
Kid McGregor, b. b. (Geers). ..... 8 8 3 8
Roybrook,. b. h.. Hogan) ......... 4 8 5 4
Prince Kohl. b. h. lEssery)....... s 6dis
y Peter 0' 5: s n. (a SH@FSRsssl l::":: ! s s$is
Nancy Royce, blk M Mccarthy 5 dis
Hades. b. z. CTiter)............... dis
Sonoma MAY, br. m. CBenyon)... dis
Time. 9:O9A, 2:0S1.. 2:0SA. 2:l2.
2:1s class; pace; purse, $1,000:
Brownell, CHI. h., by Alexander
Annie D.. by Kent (Sun-
K satiig' sr. h.. by Rokcbcy;
RS Ss@sE' II, 81. i. ,qss;sj.:..:: I'LL
Time. 2:i$sH, H2:1s. s:1ihs. 2:i4i, t2.i5.
sree-for-all class; t%rotting. purse, 1880:
Jack Leyburn, oh. e., by Alto Ley
burn1Elsie Leyburn. Oh. g. by AK
MNargsret O.. ,. N; Gpayis>.~...".....a
Time. 2:c5is, 2:N
2;6 class; pacing; purse, s.. 800:
Copa de Ora. b. b., by Nutwood
Wilkes-Atherine. by Patron dur
Major Maliow, b. g. (Maiiowj...:... :
Bonanza, b. &. cThomas). .............. 8 8
Princess Helen, b. m. (Sunderlin)... 4
King Direct, blk. h. Rodneyj....s 6
JudeX, b. &. (Farley). 7dis
Alice Pointer, b. M. (McDevttt). ....... 9dis
Time, 2:0414, 2:04A.
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Southern League.

At Atlanta-Mobile 4, Atlanta 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 10,
Memphis 0.
At notwithstanding 3, New Or
leans l..
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4, Lit
tie Rock 3.
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Score by innings:
jersey city .Nldermen.. o 1 x-15
Newark Aldermen...a.. 2 0 o 0 ! / |
Left on base-Jersev City. 9; Newark. 10.
Home run-Fletcher. Three-base hit--Pow-
crs. Two-base hit-Fischer. Einkead.
Struck out-By Farrell, s.: by Wright. 4;
by. MCGOWAN, |; by Fletcher. /. Base on
balls-Off Farrell. 6; off Wright. .. Batters
Gowan, 2; Powers. /. Sacrifice hits-New-
ark, 4; jersey City, A. .Umpires-City
Clerk Michael !. Pagan, of Jersey City,
and Alderman Adolnh HOlzner.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

AN ORDINANCE to further amend an ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordinance to provide for
the care; custody; control troll and annr. malnte h1ilSs
ings. the property contained therein, and the
grounds adjacent thereto, and to create offices
Be Il ordained by the Mayor and Common
Section ]. Amend section 2, paragraph 2,
by striking out the words. "one engineer' and
ore assistant engineer and substituting
therefor respectively. three engineers and
one electrical engineer"
by adding the word electrical before the word
engineer In said paraeraph' strike out all OF
owing as such paragraph:
The salary Of each Of the three steam en-
Eineers shall not exceed fifteen hundred dollars
cal engineer shall not exceed eighteen hundred
dollars Is t.soo.oM per anntIm.
and substitute the following as paragraph o:
The steam and electrical engineers shall be
directly responsible for the proper working
and maintenance Of the heating, lighting and
in and oonne ecf%i'' with h the CITY ty"f Hall %a and ea.
Joining buildings: under the direction Of the
@ay sesIsn or st to act fn in hi bis ' steaa. number as he
Amend paragraph 10, section 2. by striking
cut all Of r said paragraph and substitTtins
charge Of and run all electrical apparatus In
sail buildings. under the conditions contained
in paragraph .. section 8, of the amended
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect
Adopted July "a, 1908.
President Of Common countcii,
Presented to the Mayor for his approval July
JAMES F, coNNELLY,
City Clerk.
Approved July "a. 1905.
The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council on Friday evening, July n,
1909, on third reading and final massage, was
passed and duly signed by the Mayor and IN
JAMES F. coNNELLY,
jy27-5t City Clerk.
STREET OPENING AND I'LL
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
commissioners duly appointed. to compute, esti-
mate. hx, determine and make all the ASSESS
ments Of damages and benefits for local i'm
Friday. the thirty first day OF July. 1908. at
2 o'clock in the afternoon OF that day, at their
ONCE, room No. 4. third floor. City Hall. In tho
city of Newark. hold their first meeting TO
estimate. assess and award the damages that
any owner or owners of lands and real estate
may sustain by taking and approprlating Of the
lands and real estate necessary to be taken and
appropriated by the following local Improve
ments:
Tho opening Of
BIGELow sTREET.
from Chadwick avenue TO Seymour avenue.
The opening and widening Of
A
from Sheffield street TO Summer avenue.
Dated July IS. 1905.
JOHN r. MoNAHAN.
ADOLPH sch
I@l 2NIfsaEe-- ..-A1f = ~ commissioners
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Club standing


Today's Games.
Easton at Mt. Carmel.
Allentown at Hazleton.
Pittston at Pottsville.
Wilkesbarre at mok
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BOARD OF ASSESSMENT AND REVISION
OF TAXES.
City Hall.
Newark. N. j., July 7, 1908.
TAKE NOTICE
All real estate owners are herewith notified
that assessments on real estate have been corn
pieted and that the books will be open for
INSPECTION from July 7th to July Both.
JOHN l. CARROLL =
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NEWARK CITY Fathers
BESTED BY JERSEY CITYS

Lacquer both at the bat and In the
field. The score:
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AMERICAN ATHLETES WILL
SOON BE BACK HOME AGAIN
Ttey Deserve All HOnorS Of a Victorious Army,
for Their Work Abroad Has Been Nothing
Short Of Marvellous Reception Planned.
BY TOM DUGAN.

~ FEW udys WUTe DC II AI-AITeIIcdH d vi
IN athletes will start towards these shores, and a
II III few days added again and these brawny fellows
who strove to bring glory and world fame to the land
of the free will be back again among their old chunls
and mingling again in those scenes so dear to the heart
of every home loving man. The hours from now until
the nose of the boat strikes our docks will be long and
tedious. The. excitement is all of past history, and there
remains in the be asst of these men just a longing for
home and kindred. There is no need to diatribe here on
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the conduct of the officials of the Olympic games THERE'S no necessity for
IN apologies 20 be made by any of r athletes Those who failed in the
heats nd did o get a chance to figure in the finals will be as welcome
here oil their return as the Sheidans the Ewrys. the Sheppards and the rest
Of the clan Of brave lads who showed heir skin and spunk in the fac of thu
umpiingo Of its kind ever yet recorded in the annals of these games
There is n need say to abuse any M for the manner in which j c. Car
uenter vas robtel of q chance o win the rae against thu o famous Lieu
tenant TIalsWe1e in that 40-meter foot ace. We who were not at the
stadium "a ony take the words OF the athletes themselves and when they
con back and make a statement the n 1t will be time enough to judge of
the iustce or inlNhe Of keeping Car penter ot of that race.
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RETAIL-SINGLE TRANSFERS.
Fred Kaiser. 100 Tichenor st. .104 Tichenor st
III So. Canal ct.
RErAIL-DOUBLE TRANSFERS.
Chris. Figueroa, 500 Bergen st...... Same place
Christian stsmm. IS Montgomery IT,.
"A Ridgewood av.
RETAIL-NEW APPLICATIONS.
Pietrn Cuozz1. so Cutler st..........S Same place
Antonio Raciotto. 81 Garside st. Same place
James Cicienia. As Clifton av...,.... Same place
Chrittorher Mairealli. 147 Verona av. Same ri.
Morrfs Il. Ruskin. IS Mercer 81. .l35 Howard ct.
WHOLESALE-RENEWA1A
Lorenz C. Heilos. 10i Ferry St.. Same place
BorTLERS' LICENSE-RENEWALS
Herman A. Braunschweir, AZ 18th av. Same ri.
Llewellyn Brientnal. 2T6 Runyon st. Same place
RICHARD MITiLFR.
Pres. Protein.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
CITY Clerk.
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All.s wen That Ends Wen.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
FrFICE or THE BOARD Of EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF II |
on NEWARK

OF NEW MN
City Hall. July %. 1908.
The following is the list Of the names, resi-
denoes and places OF business of applicants for
Licences. contained In all applications or petit
lions made to this board for the granting Of
licenses to sell spirituous. vinous, malt or
brewed liquors. and not heretofore published
according to law, to wit:
Name. Place of business. Residence.
RETAILARENEWALS.
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The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council on Friday evening, July n,
1903, on third reading and final massage. was
passed and duly signed by the Mayor and IN
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
jy27-5t City Clerk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-20
IN THE SHADOW WORLD.

Everybody's Magazine has started
an investigation of spiritualism and
in the May number, which is now out
has offered $1,000 in prizes for the
best reports of mediumistic demon
strations.
The magazine wants no jugglery OF
deceit from so-called professionals" A"
1, is not offering a reward for liter
airy fiction, but it wants true stories
of mediumistic revelations, facts con-
cerning the demonstrations made by
spiritualists in their own homes and
among their own families and friends
where deceit is impossible and where
many surprising results have been OBJ
tanned in a modest way.
This subject is world-old but 1t is
ever fresh and new. Evidence that
there is some sort of communication
with the spirit world is piled up noun
tain high before the candid and un-
prejudiced and as psychic research
goes forward we are getting closer
and closer to the truth.
No man can deny the fact that he
receives premonitions, mental sugges-
tions, presentlments from some un-
seen and absolutely unknown source
many times in his life. Thousands Of
honest men and women follow these
suggestions in the ordinary business
Of life and attribute many of their
comforts and successes to them.
Whatever it is, whether actual spirit
communication, telepathy, highly at
timed sensitiveness or receptive men
tality, it is mystifying yet fascinating
and the results of Everybody's inves-
tigation will be watched with intense
interest.
Spiritualism, the belief in commu-
nication with the unseen, is no longer
bugaboo. Scientists have admitted
that they can no longer explain it
with a shrug of contempt. They must
meet its unanswerable facts with
something more than prejudiced snarls
and senseless ridicule.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-20
NEW IDEA IN TAXES.

The Kansas City Star discusses the
philosophy Of the tax question in a
practical way and suggests several
new ideas which will perhaps enter
into the settlement of the question in
its final solution. The Star says
The American people became a ma
ton on the principle that taxes should
not be imposed upon them by an alien
force. Later their interest in taxa
ton has been that taxes shall not be
too large. Now they are realizing
that it is quite as important that taxes
shall be levied on an equitable basis.
The ideas Of what is an equitable
basis necessarily have changed with
change in the social organization.
The move in Missouri for separating
the sources OF state and local revenue
is one manifestation Of the changed
ideas. A way of collecting revenues
that was good for a simple state Of
society is not good for a complex one.
A railroad has different method Of
bookkeeping from that of corner
grocery.
Our tax system of today is bad. not
because taxes in general are too high,
but because they are not adjusted
properly. A system which is bad for
this reason has consequently not been
corrected by cutting down the tax
rate. The logical remedy has conser
quently been corrected by cutting
down the tax rate. The logical reme-
dy is to get a better adjustment.
When that is done the way will then
be open for such state or local i'm
provements as may be necessary.
The obviously just course is to
let the state prescribe for Itself, and |
each locality-city or county-deter-
mine how it will arrange for its needs. !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-20

The organization of the educated
Neg Perce Indians into body for the
purpose OF taking an active interest
in county affairs is most hopeful
sigh for the future of the northwest
Indian. Where these people own land
and take an interest in the progress
of the county they will forget their
olden ways. The blanket will soon be
discarded, the tepee abandoned and
the long hair cut off. There is no
reason why one-flfth of the Umatilla
tribe should not be taking an active
part in the affairs of Umatllla county.
Many of them read the newspapers,
conduct their own business and have
much executive ability. They should
be encouraged in this and invited to
take an interest in county affairs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-20
a COMPLETE VICTORY.
ssssssssssssess .

The East Oregonian has especial
cause for rejoicing over the result Of
the primary election last Friday, for
the reason that the four principal OBJ
jects for which this paper fought in
the campaign preceding the primaries,
were accomplished, to-wit:
Nomination of w. R. Ellis for con-
gress.
Nomination of H. NJ. Cake for the
senate.
denomination of C. A. Barrett for
the legislature.
Triumph of statement No. /.
Without boasting, the East Oregon
ian feels that it contributed to the
accomplishment of all four Of these
triumphs in the state, congressional
district and county and it rejoices in
the success of these triumphs because
they seem to be in the cause of right
and in the interest of the people Of
Oregon.
The paper is stronger with the peo-
pie of Umatilla county tonight than
ever before for the reason that 1t has
co-9perated with them to accomplish
that which they have seen fit to ac-
complish for their own best interest
1. has engaged in the campaign before
the primaries for the success of GER
tain men and measures because it be-
lieved that these men and these meas
ures most nearly represented the ad-
vancing political sentiment and spirit
OF the state of oregon.
The time has past when a half doz-
en- men can or should control the
political actions Of the voters of
city, county or state and through the
primary law the people must express
their choice hereafter regardless Of
the self-appointed leaders.
The popular election of United
States senator's has come to stay in
Oregon. The thing for Oregon to do
now is to enact statement No. / into
law and avoid further contests over
the subject
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-20
THE COLD WORLD.

A cold world, but gold world. and
the best old world we've got
So, laugh and be contented, and be
happy with your lot!
A cold world, but a bold world, when
the heart is beating right,
When the hands have done their
duty,
In the sweet and simple valleys and
the hills that lead to light
A cold world, but a gold world, and
the best old world we know,
So deck the lips with laughter and
forget about your woe!
A cold world, but whole world Of
blessings in disguise,
When we take its paths of gleam-
ing
To the golden shores of dreaming
The violets in the meadows and the
sunshine in the skies!
McKinsey in Baltimore
Sun
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-20
MORE GREAT CANALS.

Canals more wonderful than those
Of Panama and Suez are already in
prospect. The early summer is to
see the commencement of an inland
waterway that will dwarf them both
into comparative insignlficance.
This is the long projected Baltic
sea canal which will intersect Rus
sla from north to south. a distance of
1000 miles. and the total estimated
cost of which is put officially at $500
million dollars, although 1t will prob
ably exceed even this sum. Another
wonderful canal scheme is being
enthusiastically taken up in Italy, con-
templates nothing less than the join
ing by this means of Geona and Lake
Constance.
To do this It will be necessary, OF
course, to cross not only the Appen-
inc mountains, but also the Alps
This 1t is proposed to do by means Of
a new invention in locks, involving
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-04-20

George Il. Chamberlain for the senate.
You have a clean, honest, capable,
fearless candidate OF your own and
with 10000 majority in the state you
should sweep Cake into office with a
victory that would for ever silence
party dissension and factional strife
l., oregon.
The principle Of the popular cleo
ton Of United States senator's has
come to stay and the way to make
Oregon permanently republican is to
keep clean, honest men in office; de-
mand that the peoples choice be
elected and then see that the peoples
choice is a republican. For such a
program the Chamberlain bugaboo
will have no terrors.
The people OF Oregon are walking
hand in hand with progress. They
have rebuked the proffered entice-
ments of the old machine of Portland
and now let us put the loyalty OF the
machine to the test. Let us see If
the machine is really and truly re-
publican at heart or whether 1t is
wholly selfish and has simply used
republican voters in the past for sell
fish ends.
II the defeated members Of the ma
chine will now support Cake who is
the republican choice, against the
democratic nominee, we'll and good.
The test will be satisfactory; but let
us see. The matter has been put up
to them. Are they interested in the
success Of republican principles? Let
us watch closely and see where they
stand on the senatorial question.