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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
SIS HOPKINS SAYINGS
By Rose Melville.

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= one
= Many a society bud becomes a wall
y flower.
; There IS much that is evil in me-
, diaeYal poetry
) A good many songs have plenty OF
, gas but no meter
, Some actors ara like rice-they get
= puffed up 10 e1sily
y man doean't have 10 20 TO Mon
> tana 10 be In Il terrible state
> Ma says Fomc women are busy In the
;. present making past for the future
;. Some women viii spend 80 cents on
. "A cab 10 Save cents on spool OF
. thread
Pa says the most bekutiful thing
y you can ray " woman Nv that her
> mind II as lovely as her face
y Ma says failures belong to one or
= two ciasscH either a man IL too clever
: for tho public or not clever enough
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03
Tn Republican County Central
Committee.
ROYAL r. GRAHAM, Chairman.
JoHN I. MALLALIEU, Secretary.
PRECINCT COMMITTEE:

No. William Stevens, Silver Plume
No. 2-John Green, Silver Plume.
No. &c. J. Hancock, Georgetown.
No. 4-Chas. A. Ferris, Georgetown.
NJ. 5-B c. Catren, Jr., Georgetown.
No 6 Willis Bristol. Empire.
NJ. Earl Lawson, Lawson.
No SIS mon Dingle, Dumont.
No 9-W. H n chols, Freeland.
No. IL John Trathen, Idaho Springs
No. l2-E. r Lnmley, Idaho Springs
No. &c. S. Birkins, Idaho Springs
No 14-G. A. King, Idaho Springs
No. 15-S. L Burger, Idaho Springs
No l6-Catherine Slaymaker, Yankee
NJ. l7-C. A. Crosson. Georgetown
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03
Fruit Lands,

In The Grand Valley where shortage
of water is unknown. 10 acre tracts
improved and unimproved at Antlers
and Iona. Prices very reasonable.
Correspondence solicited Busard &
ton, Colo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

GEopGE A. CAMPBELL has awsy made good making good and
good. hi, make up o
A. clerk recorder the
the efficient he
Vote Campbell
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

WILLIAM ! GUARD going people by his large
the
ms .lty all times his
chair he
found wanting weighed balance of public
opinion.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

MKs LIT ORTIZ bring school
that will renewed confidence the of the
Officers patrons educational qualifications
training the
literary life.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

FROM Elwood NJ Mostrip struck this camp
the hour, he has OF most respected,
loyal hardy working gressve makes
his under adverse beginnings will make
public what will
A. will render horoug
ward ship
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

IT day for William Jennings BRYAN when he started
Tediys old seasoned hickory
smashed snhereens the round. Bryan has
hickory loaded bear welded by
IN Ian that he is doing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

JOHN ROWE has been engaged mining around Silver Plume
the of He has attended to his business
what will do when he is elected
November The work beneath the ground
forget their number when they to
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

State.
GOVERNOR Jesse F. cD1naId
Supreme Bench = 10 year term, Justice J. c. Helm
lO-year term. Justice John NJ. Maxwell.
S.year term A. King.
o-year term, Justice L. NJ. q ,ddard
Railroad Com IS soner- o. term G. q. Withers
4-year term, NJ. }. Guerin.
year term w. l. Dayton.
Attorney General. George l.. Hodges
Secretary OF State Timothy Conner.
Treasurer-Gtorge Statlcr
AUDITORS. ii. Stevens
Lieutenant G,v-rn,r, c V. Benson
Superintendent OF Instruction. K i1erine L. Craig.
Presid -ntaI Eieclnrs--J S. Cirnaan w w. Story Jr
c. A. Ballreich Thomas r. Walsh, John w.
Springer.
Regents State University- DR.. O. J. Pfeffer, w. j.
King.
First Judicial District.
Judge-FIor Ashbaugh.
District Attorney--J. w. B. Smith.
Senat orial.
Eighth District--D. p WiIn,ot.
Twent-sixth DistriCt-John f. Church.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

IHEre of Maxwell and William H. Jones
public the the finances
looking public roads, bridges and buildings
have been such
gr who believe good
And their records will be
W November.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

# Clear Creek and during
held high by all who have known him.
of would pleased And this is the
George Marsh republican nominee for
70 this will the later
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

republican ticket is tie best that has been
placed before the public for Each nominee is
required of him. Each his
a commends There pufs, fri
strut about Just plain straight
The equal task and
doing When the republican ticket
voting for competency, industry and economy
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

Frank takes his the General
January 1909 the people will realize that there will be
atlng chair but that it will be filed in
Every action his part will be the result
directed purpose and sound Judge
will reflect honor himself the county and
the Clear Greek county, imam of the hour
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

SINCE filed the of
the records of that
delay find either
assessed land survey lot. His
alphabetically and numerically
complete that they easily checked
and Anyone looking
will readily the
Formerly tracts listed unknown.
fifty
there meeting of
there learn everything
benefit people of The fact that during
from those
grievance public we'll satisfied with his adj
minstraon and will reelect by handsome majority.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

r. GRAHAM is proving himself be good organizer
pushing He the III clean and
th,rlug snes,ln am he :
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03
COngre ssion al.

Congressman at. Large. James 6. Burger
Congres sman list Dist. --RObert w. Bonynge.
Congress man I'd Dist. --Warren A. Haggott.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

In another of the appear the three Amendments to
of Colorado be voted
coming election
precinct officers second provides for increase
Governor his private and the judges
District while the third provides for the bond
standing ega. issued
loo7 and provide and pay oi
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03

will be elected larger majority than when
To his former popularity he has added
of the four To his excellent standing
young accumulated the knowledge and increased
judgement performing judicial functions His
law equity his excellent dscernmnt
all other duties have prepared him
will add fresh aurels his
of
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-03
First Judicial District.
Senat orial.

Senat orial.
Eighth Distriot--D. p. WiImot.
Invent sixth DistriCt-John f. Church.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
CHURCH SPLITS
IN FIGHT OVER
PASTORS VIEWS
Minister Before Official Board
Declares He Won't Stand
for Old DOgmas.

BAYONNE, Feb. 6.-The Rev. William
II. Boocock, pastor of the First Re-
formed Church, and son-in-law of the
Rev. DIR. Cornelius Brett, pastor of the
Bergen Reformed Church, and president
of the South Jersey Chassis, who asked
his congregation to stand by him while
he preached the truth, appeared last
night at the weekly prayer meeting in
the church to read a statement of his
faith.
The pastor repeated his liberal views
on the subject of the Bible and the
proper work of a church. repeated his
attack on a blind ~clinging to forms
and dogmas of the past. He said he
was going to strike out for the new
church, the church that would fight the
systematic church system, the munich
pal government system, and the indus
trial system. His church was to do
real service. not simply go through a
round of century-old forms.
Most of the elders are against the
pastors attitude, and one of them rose
last night to caution him against using
the First Reformed Church to exploit
his radical views"
Many Of the members are standing
loyalty by the pastor. The older and
more staid membership is against his
advanced opinions. There will probably
be a split in the. church over the pastor
and his ideas.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
|. O. G. T.

Frances E. Willard Lodge No. "a, In
t~ernational Order of Good Templars,
met at the Bethlehem Congregational
Church, 4S Arlington street, last night
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing quarter: Chief templar,
the Rev. Paul Thompson; vice-templar,
Mary Parker; secretary, H. %. b. Hol-
loway; financial secretary, Julius
~Courvoisier! treasurer, Julia E. Hines;
chaplain, the Rev. J. w. Holloway;
marshal, George A. Morris. Among the
visitors were Deputy Grand Chief
Templar Edward S. Black. District
Counselor John j. Clark and Secretary
Gustav Meyer, of Good Will Lodge.
By unanimous vote Mr.. Black was in
vited to deliver his lecture on THE
New Patriotism for the benefit of the
lodge. The invitation was accepted,
and it win be given Thursday, March ..
Clinton Lodge No. 55. l. o. G. T., met
last night at the residence of Deputy
Grand Chief Templar Edward S. Black,
127 Monmouth street, with Chief Tenn
plar Charles Lundquist In h chair.
Important business was transacted, In
Guiding the installation of the newly
elected officers by Lodge Deputy Rob
ert A.. Jenkins. Three new members
were initiated.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
EXCISE BOARD ADOPTS
ANNUAL REPORT

The Excise Board yesterday adopted
its annual report, which will be sub
mitted to the Mayor and Council. 1t
shows;
Receipts, 21S retail licenses at $500
each, $106, 500; LISA retail licenses al
$500 each. $461, 600; 46 wholesale licenses
at $500 each, $4,000; 46 beer bottlers'
licenses at $3.50 each, $4,000; 421 retail
single transfers at $40 each, $4,21O, and
SIS retail double transfers at $40 each,
$3.50; making a total OF $603, 06O.
Disbursements, four commissioners
salaries at $1,000 each, $4,000; two in
spectors' salaries at s1,SOO each, $500,
and one clerks salary, 1000; adver-
Using and incidental expenses, $2,957. 35;
making a total of $11, 557,S5.
The net receipts are 1851, 500. 65
Thirty-siX licenses were rejected dur
ing the year and ~ applications wera
withdrawn. Six new beer b~ottlers
licenses were added to the list, while
IS retail and 10 wholesale licenses were
not renewed.
The application of Hermann Grass
green for a saloon license at 1853 Spruce
street, was rejected.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN
TO MONTCLAIR GIRL
Miss Gussie Patterson the Re-
cipient of Congratulations
from School Friends. a

Miss Gussie Patterson, of MT.
Hebron road, Montclair, was given a
surprise last night by the fellow pupils
in her class at the Bellevue Avenue
School. Parlor games and cards, with
music and singing, were enjoyed dur
ing the evening. A buffet lunch was
served at 1890 o'clock. Prizes were
won by Marie Powers, Amy Hendricks
and Wilbur Watts. Twenty-Five of the
class were present, besides a few guests
from Little Falls.
The Rev. DIR. j. c. r. Ewing, prin-
cipal of Forman Christian College,
Lahore, India, spoke last night in
Trinity Presbyterian Church, Mont
clair, on christian Education in Asia. -
Miss Teresa Daley, of Pine street,
Montclair, who has been visiting rela-
tives at Somerville for the last two
weeks, has returned.
Edward Thompson, of Park street,
who injured his right leg by being
thrown from a wagon two weeks ago,
is on again.
Botoff Logestrum, of Chestnut street,
who fell off the roof of a house on Val
ley road to the sidewalk last Saturday,
paralyzing his right leg and injuring
his back, is reported at the Mountain
side Hospital as improving very slowly
Roscoe Conkling Simmons, of New
York. and the Rev. w. K. Lawton, OF
Brooklyn, will be the principal speak
ers at the banquet of the Colored
Branch of the Y. M. c. A. tonight in
the association rooms, $40 Bloomfield
venue
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06

DIR. James P. Haggerty. Miss Joseph
inc Giseh and John J.. Sheehan, Peter
Seery. William DonnelIy, Charles p.
Gillen, Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Gilien,
William F. Conway. Andrew ]. Brady.
Joseph Hansberry, Joseph A. Harris,
Miss Anna Malone. Miss Helen
Malone. John r. Quinn, Thomas
Mclaughlin, Miss Clair Meow
ern, John Kirwin, of Elizabeth;
Miss Anna Mullane, Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Gaffney. Miss Loretta Butler,
Edward j. Butler, John J. Monaghan,
Miss Mamie JAMES, Miss Tessie James,
Walter Tenney, d. W. J. Hammer, Miss
Marie M. Hammer, Martin M. Tinsley,
Miss Mary Z. Tlnsley. Miss Mary
Healy, Miss Seton McCabe. John Ba-
tialle. Patrick J.. Dolan, John Bergen,
Hubert McCauley, James A. Vaughn.
Joseph Smith, Miss Grace Murphy,
Miss Helen Mccarthy, Miss Grace
Fulton. William Sharkey, Andrew ].
McCabe, William j.. Delany, Miss Jean
Delany, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Sharp,
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Toohey, Miss
Tessie Quinn. Patrick J.. Gilroy, DR..
Thomas McManus, Miss Mamie NJ
Kenna, Miss May McClintock, Matthew
Mccormick. Harry Groome, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Coburn, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Judge, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hart
ford. of Verona; Miss Mamie Gilroy and
Edward Boyle.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
new POLITICAL
MOVE TAKEN Up
BY KEARNY MAN
Ralph S. Young Wants County
Committeeman Elected Dr.
rectly at Primaries. &I

Republican County Committeeman
Ralph S. Young. of the Second Ward Of
Kearny, took the initiative today from
the West Hudson section in the adj
vocacy of electing the county COM
mitteemen at the primaries, instead of
the present method. In support of his
step he has forwarded to the chairman
of the county committee, John Rother-
ham. soliciting his aid for the resoiu-
ton that he Will present to the commit
tee at it's meeting on February IA.
The resolution declares that it is the
desire of the committee to have all
members elected at the regular Dri-
maries, and 'the secretary is hereby
authorized and directed to file with
the clerk of each of the municipalities
in this county within thirty days from
this date a copy of this resolution
signed by the secretary of the commit
tee and also a statement showing tho
number of members of the committee
to be annually elected in each election
district or ward of said municipality of
said primary elections"
Committeeman Young will be sup
ported by most of the Kearny members
of the committee, as we'll as Harrison.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
PRISONERS PAL
ARRESTED WHILE
IN COURT ROOM
Theft $3.50 Fur-Lined Coat in
Kearny Cleared Up When
Suspect "PeaChed."

William Andrews, q years old, who
gave as his boarding place 81 Sussex
avenue, this city. was arrested in the
Kearny Police Court last night by
Chief Of Police William Tolen, OF
Kearny, while in attendance at the ar
raignment of Peter Robinson, of Har-
rison, who was arrested Tuesday night
in Newark charged with having in ms
possession stolen property. The de-
scription of him was given to the CHIEF
and Detective Sergeant. Walter Oliver
by Robinson, who said that Andrews
was with HIM on Sunday night, when
it is alleged, he entered the CARNEY
home, in Maple street.
simultaneously with the report OF the
Gaffney burglary came the news to the
chief from A. II. Humphreville, of 400
Highland avenue, that town, that MS
house had been broken into m MS
fur coat valued at $3.50 had been stolen.
The chief questioned Robinson about
the Humphreville burglary that was
reported to have occurred at the same
time as the Gaffney affair, and he
volunteered the information concerning
Andrews and being advised OF ms
boarding house. Chief Tolen and De-
tective Oliver called there last nlght'
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06

The second annual masquerade ball
of Court Peckwell No. 1914, I~ndepend-
ent Order OF Fo~resters, was held last
night in Dodgers Hall. More than 400
persons were present, nearly all OF
whom were in costume.
The characters represented ran the
whole gamut of humorous and odd per-
sonalities. The committees included
the following:
Floor director, Charles Klug; as
sistants, r. Lewanduski, Paul Dieneri
jr., and Charles Spaeth. Arrangement
committee, Charles Gernert, chairman;
A. H. Nirmair, secretary; Gustave
Spaeth, treasurer; c. p. Brown, c
Maier, r. Lewanduski. Charles Wiesen-
bach, Charles Klug, w. Dougherty and
Paul Diener, jr. Reception committee
DIR. E. Mariner, chairman; A. Jones
A. Hoch, H. Eckmeter, P. Diener, jr.
James Keller, w. Dougherty, e. Appel
Samuel Kip, Emil Auth, DR.. Alfred
Stahl, Willet C. Bingham and Charles
Klug.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
NEWARK MINISTER GIVES
LAST HARRISON LECTURE.
Rev. Henry R. Rose Ends Series,
Speaking on Benjamin Frank
lin-0ther Town News.

A crowd of 500 was present at the
auditorium of the Harrison High School
last night when the Rev. Henry Il.
Rose, pastor of the Church of the Re
deemer of this city, gave the last of a
series of lectures. His subject was
Benjamin Franklin" 1t was illustrat-
ed with stereopticon views. The affairs
have been conducted by the school gov
eminent committee of the Harrison
Board of Education, and all the lee
lures have been well patronized.
Harrison Camp No. TO- 94, Modern
Woodmen of America, of Harrison, will
meet tonight at Record Hal, Harrison,
when nine candidates will be adopted
to membership. District Deputy b. H.
Murphy, of Arlington, will be present.
The Switchboard game which was
scheduled to be played last night at
Mulligan's headquarters, 313 Cross
street, Harrison, was postponed owing
to the absence of several members.
The West Hudson County Board of
Trade will hold a meeting tonight at
Riordan's Hall, 315 Harrison avenue.
Harrison. when several important
questions will come up. The banquet
committee will make a report on the
recent dinner which was held January
~, ana the meadow COM
mittee will also make a report or the
meadows in Harrison and Kearny.
A large delegation from Kearny
Council No. 402, Knights of Columbus,
of West Hudson, attended the annual
charity ball of New Jersey Chapter No.
1, knights of Columbus, which was
held last night at Krueger's Audi
torium, this city. Edward II. McKeon
and Cornelius j. Lynch, of Harrison,
members of Kearny Council, were
among those on the arrangement COM
mittee.
The Joseph P. Hughes Association
of Harrison will hold it's annual theatre
party next Wednesday night to the
New York Hippodrome.
The funeral of William, the 6-months-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chiaferi,
of 312 North Third street, Harrison,
was held yesterday afternoon from
the parents home, and the interment
was in the Cemetery of the Holy
Sepulchre.
Foreman Francis j.. Coburn, of the
Harrison Truck Company, fell on he
ice in Newark while returning to his
home last night and received a deep
cash on the right arm. He was at
tended by a physician.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
LIVE NEWS FROM VARIOUS SOCIETIES
MODERN WOODMHN.

Albert Schurr Camp No. 1851 will
meet in Fraternal Hall, COS Broad
street, next Monday night. A delegate
to the State Camp will be elected.
Essex Camp met last night and held
a most interesting session. Among the
candidates initiated was Frank F.
Sharp, junior past State councillor OF
the Jr. o. u. A. M.
Newark city Camp will meet tomor-
row night in Iroquois Hall, 262 WASH
ington street. The meeting promises
to be one of the most stirring sessions
of the camp in years. Many of the
members have their "axcs out" and
the selection of a delegate to the State
Camp will be an occasion of great con-
Germ.
Henry S. Tolen, the dean of Wood
men in New Jersey, is being mentioned
for delegate to the national camp con-
vention which will be held in Peoria,
ILL.,, in June. He is the Oldest Wood
man in the East, and the organizer of
one of the first camps in the order.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
News Items of West Hudson

They were told tina one Of their board
ers had a new fur-lined coat. so the
officers decided to wait his return home.
When he was asked about the property
upon his return the boarder stated hat
he had purchased the coat from An
drews for SIS, So down and the balance
on time.
Andrews was held on the charge and
will be given a hearing tomorrow night.
Among the spectators at the Robin
son hearing Detective Sergeant Oliver
singled out Andrews to the chief as
the mar that answered the description
given by Robinson, and when accosted
by the detective he admitted his iden-
tity. Mr.. Humphreville was notified of
the recover of the property, and he
called for it today.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06

The good and welfare committee of
Anna Vass Court No. 4 met last night
at the home of Mrs. Charles F. Walker,
1870 Chestnut street.
The I. w. o. N. E. Whist Club will
hold a public whist tonight in Iroquois
Hall, 1852 Washington street.
The fourth annual masquerade ball
of International Union of Steam En-
gineers, Local No. IS, of Newark, was
held last night in Kurz's Colosseum.
The affair was largely attended and a
most enjoyable time resulted. 1t was
the largest dance yet held by the local,
The committees were-Floor manager,
John Dries; assistants. r.. Benz and
William Harderer. Committee of ar
Observation-Disclosures Dries, chair
man; John w. Anderson, secretary;
Patrick Kelly, treasurer; Frank Sturgis
and Henry Hebeler. Working commit
tee-F. Breunniger, D.. Startup, j.
| Ward, j. Paterson, w. D.. Coles, j.
Cullen, J. Chamberlain, II. Essex, ID.
Mcnamara, H. Weber, p. Gauweiler,
f. Arndt. e. Schoellner, Frank Hays,
II. Olsen, w. Roos, Carl Bergman, p.
Rieley, e. Jacobus, Charles Williams,
Anthony Fergg. M. Kay, William'Bunn
and George Hoffer. The officers of
Local 6S are: Gottfried Joithe, presi-
| dent; Ernest Schoellnef, vice-president;
Frank Hayes, recording secretary;
George e. Post, financial secretary;
Daniel F%rulinghaus, treasurer; John
Paterson, conductor; Edward Brown,
guard; Henry Hebeler. business man
ager; trustees, p. Kelly, P. Gauweiler
and William Bum.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Joel Parker Association win be held
tonight at Commerce street at s
o'clock sharp. Business of Importance
! will be brought before tho meeting.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-06
A BENEFIT WHIST PARTY.

The second of the series of whist
parties to be given under the auspices
of the Ladies' Sewing Circle of New
ark Beth Israel Hospital Will be held
at Iroquois Hall, 264 washington street,
February 10. The proceeds are to be
for the hospital. The committee In
charge consists of Mrs. Victor Parson-
nett, Miss Helen Jedell, Mrs. Clarence
Rostow, Mrs. Nathan Palmer. Mrs.
Max Danzis, Mrs. B. Wigder, Mrs. q.
Solomon, Miss S. fleming, Miss b..
Steinhardt, Mrs. Louis Schwartz and
Mrs. j. Halperin.