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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-28
VIII Give Away Balance.

VIII UNc AWdy bHiHhce'
The committee which had charge of
the recent tuberculosis exhibit In South
Orange, composed Of Henry w. Foster,
superintendent of schools; Mrs. Will
lam d. Y~ereance, president of the
Home Inc School Association; Mrs. s.
Bayard bod and Miss Maileen H,
Farnsworth, of the Society for Lending
Comforts to the Sick, together with
the Rev. Robert Hasting Nichols, pas
tor of Trinity Presbyterian Church,
decided to donate the balance of the
money contributed toward the ex-
penses of the exhibition-S11-to q
resident Of the village who is affected
with tuberculosis. The expenses of the
exhibit amounted to $17.75. The amount
donated was $24.86.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-28

Suspected a Burglar.
Miss Ethel Terrill. of 1913 Springfield
avenue, left this afternoon on a visit to
Washington, N. j., where she will syend
Memorial Day among frineds.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

lowed all the alcohol. At any rate
it seems to have put more spirit
into him. Haven't seen the sun
for a week. Oh, why did l bring a
parasol instead of q sextant,
SO deg. SO min. N.-Almost! viii
reach goal by next July, and this
Is only September. Am somewhat
disheartened, however, because no
sign of life. Had counted on NOV
ing picture rights. Not even any
fish. All, for can of sardines. II
we eat the harness how are the
dogs going to draw us back?
SO deg. So min. N.-Opened a
sealed tube of documents belonging
to my rival. ALI a mistake.
Thought it contained kidney beans
with tomato sauce. Ate bottle of
CONCEALED mucilage. Last thing left
that will stick to the ribs. Only a
little while longer, and then fame,
glory, SUCCESS!
90 degrees North.-Hoo-rawr
Planted the flag. but don't know il
1t will grow. Marked the spot by
burying four Of my toes and an ear
as evidence. Then smoothed the
snow over them so that my claims
can't possibly be disproved. Eski-
mos gave three cheers In their ma
tive tongue land natice land, for
that matter). am willing for the
world to pass judgment. BY bore
alis, / WONDER whether my rival
psrishsd. or merely got back with
: the goods first,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
The Clock Winder and
That Deficit.


administration didn t you There is big national deficit
the post office department alone being $20O00O0O Sin the
hole Every unnecessary salary, every bit of waste
should be cut off, urged Taft words to that effect for
growing deficit like monsrous ones big toe
when fellow wants to run for a second term.
The idea smote the secretary of the treasury right smart
~. So he went home impressed Taft intended he
should be- sat down with his conscience and after much
mental travail decided to fire the poor devil who had the
job of winding the clocks in the treasury offices 1t
mighty bold blow in the very bread basket of eXtrava
gance for that winder actually drawing much
500 per month"; regardless of the growing national deficit
But it won't work The 700 employees Of the treasury
department won't wind their clocks regularly. When
they do wind em they set them late to get to work by and
early to get the ball games by, and hence the govern
ment loses much of their time That clock is to be
renstated once and the policy of economy will have to
take fall of the spttoonc cleaner of the agricultural
department the girl who puts up free sample packages
Of hayseed other inferior sinner who is clearly
responsible for that awful deficit
Great economy when applied to political jobs but you
have swing her right she boomerangs in the
of this wnder of clocks.
Has chair for President Taft been selected here? This
Is a weghty question.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

Secretary Balnger and Forester Pnchot stood within
Of each other Utah yesterday but they
distant the two poles far any recognition is
cerned There north pole temperature the outside
and tropical heat concealed within
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
TWO CAT STORIES
WIVES CAN TAKE CATS TO BEp,
COURTS DECISION.

!, OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 25.--In
handing down a decision that gave
Mrs. Ella Tillmany an interlocutory
decree of divorce against her hus-
band, Jacob, Judge Wells decided
that 1t Is worse for husband to
chase his wife about the house with
an axe, thraten to kill her and call
her vile names than 1t is for the
wife to wear false hair and take
cat to bed with her.
Mrs. Tillmany brought suit orig
inally, setting forth the ave WELD
ing, the threats and the curses as
instances Of cruelty. Tillmany came
back with counter charges that in
cluded the wearing of a wig by his
wife and her Introduction of the
family cat into the bed. The for
mer, he declared, constituted men
tai cruelty, as it gave him much
pain to see his wife wearing the
locks of another woman, and the
latter charge was physical cruelty;
inasmuch as the cat scratched his
legs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
BY FRED scHAEFER

49, 49,
so deg. 10 min. N.--Shot IL musk
oxen. Wonder what they live on.
Muskmelon, probably. Eeyah, my
prize Eskimo, has hay fever. This
and grand piano is his induce
ment for accompanying me to the
pole. Says cooler climate will cure
1.-THE hay fever, not the grand
piano
81 deg. 80 min. N.--Pemmican
running low. Glad of it. Pemmican
Is too much like breakfast food
you have to eat something with il
or you can't eat it. JOY! Found
muchsgnawed hambone left by my
rival. Annexed 1t. Necessity
knows no law" Is the law of the
arctic circles Besides, amateurs
should not leave their dainties ex-
posed in the path of real scientists.
81 deg. IL min. N.--Wealth of Ice
here. Am socialist In one way;
believe there's an unequal dIstri-
button Of wealth of the world.
Don't know where my rival il, but
DIaiusy there's q great GOODNESS be-
tween us. wherever he is.
81 deg. ~ min. N.--Br-rr-r it's
Iffsid. Glept with the dogs to keep
warm chronological note: Arctic
cid does not kill fIeas).e Ice mack
Z eonetantly moving. With patience
roIe could be awaited at Eewfound
had, but my lecture dates permit
~ ~ REORGANIZATION. Cant on
&xate alcohol stove. Eeyah sEa
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

Philadelphia boarding house and
The hazer is at work again. How
long, oh, how long, will the fool
killer keep hands off? Il
Henry Watterson is going to|
write letters home from abroad.
This recalls that letters FROM
abroad is what every amateur jour7
nalist thinks newspapers are pant
ing for. +" u
then went OF sleep and couldn't be
walked for four days. This, in Phila-
delphia, however, is a mere cat nap.
A Poetic Revenge.
why do you send that boy back
to college if you think it does not
do him any good?"
Because l know he will not dc
the college any good either
Speaking of Baby Bugeies.
Railroad Magnate-I see there'll
likely be large demand for rolling
stock.
His Wife-Why?
Railroad Magnate-Birth record
was broken last week.
HUNTING WITH ROOSEVELT :.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
The Story of
Dead Broke

Dld you ever read tnat story! IL
is dandy. They were always
working and always broke, so long
as they paid rent, so one day they
bought home and made small
payment down, and paid the rest
the same as rent. Now they own
their home and are banking the
rent money every month. We are
selling homes that way-four ana
five room modern homes for $50 to
$3.50 down and balance SIS or $40
per month. See
A. R. MOORE CO.,
Room 16, Curtis Block.
Phone Main 2043.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

Here's little tip for the minis
tiers of Spokane At the cost OF a
lot of time The Press is building
up an adequate Saturday church
news column. The more the min
listers contribute to this the more
people will attend church, because,
to look at it in a material way,
newspaper advertising is as vaiu-
able in religion as in business.
Everything cleaned except soil
ed regulations. is the attractive
Inscription on some local laundry
wagons. It's a fact that soiled
regulations need stronger treat
ment than soap and water.
Say, but won't those Spokanites
who are going to ride in the Taft
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
PENCIL POINTS,

auto procession be ''all stuck up?"
They'll tell it to their children and
their children's children-hOw they
rode behind the president in the
good year 1909.
Fair attendance may not have
been so good earlier in the week,
but things were certainly humming
yesterday. At II o'clock last night
the down town streets We're filled
with people returning from the fair
grounds.
By the way, smile a little. You
know. it's just as cheap. Use to-
morrow for rest and planning for
the coming week, and then be
ready to put added ginger and
cheerfulness into Mondays work
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
DOG GUARDS CAT IN A SKY.
SCRAPER. 6s

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Jack, q
mongrel fox terrier, has started a
little millennium of hfs own in the
new building Of the Peoples Gas
Light & Coke Co. in Michigan ave-
nue.. He has not only made friends
with black cat, but has been its
protector since the days of kitten
hood, passed amid the hustle that
attends the construction of a sky
scraper.
No one dares lift hand against
the cat when Jack is present, and
the tortoise shell cat that the Wom-
ems Athletic association left behind
when 1t moved away is accorded
scant opportunity for a peaceful
rest II she appropriates the black
sisters bed of straw. Jack sends
her flying in an instant, splitting
and clawing and with tail in the
air.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
MOST ANYTHING


eth man with tn open
countenance catches tn mos
flies
OF course, if Taft places party
solidarity" above tariff reductions,
why the tariff reductions will have
to remain unreduced until the party
goes to smash.
Anyhow, Orville Wright has
flown higher in his airship, even ii
he is not a high flyer in private life.
Don't know whether the failure
Of so many bucket shops signifies
a return to prosperity or a return
to reason.
1t is unfair to believe that any
of those explorers are crazy with
the heat.
When you read in the papers
that John H. Thiery is father of
81, don't jump at conclusions. This
New York man is a father of 81
years. He has only six children.
This thing of feeding Eskimos
gum drops probably made life
sweetsr to them. At any rate, gum
drops are better to chew on than
an old boot.
Mans chief wisdom, says Roche
foucauld, consists in knowing his
own follies. But man generally
recognizes them only in someone
else.
Strange man engaged a room at a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

Mr.. True-Is the south pole
colder than the north pole? How
can | find out IA Polar Enthusi-
asst.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
LOST BALANCE

Losing his balance In some >un-
known manner on the rear platform
Of Washington Water Power Co.
car last night, August Schatz, living
at 725 billiard street, was precipf-
tated to the pavement at the corner
of Pine street and Sprague avenue,
where he was seriously injured
about the head. The patrol wagon
from the police station. bearing DR..
OShea and Steward Dare of the
hospital and an officer,
was sent to the scene of the acct
dent in response to a report that
Schatz had been killed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

GERS Of the Quilts Literary society
lot the South Central high school:
Robert Doble, president: Blanche
iFinkelstein, vice president; Evelyn
Jameson, secretary, and Philip
Knight, treasurer.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

You read about the presi-
dent getting all his secre-
taries together and impress
ing upon them the idea that
Al. =. - IL ~ oo-o,.ooI
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25
Nick Longworth, who
won a place in the eternal
halls of fame by marrying
"Princess' Alice Roose-
Is IT BLUFF,
NICK?


wife doesn't want to go up in balloon and wouldn't let
her if she did want to-"
Nick is canny fellow and has learned whole lot about
diplomacy during recent terms congressman but he
got to show He's got to back with reliable
beieveable Eskimos, nonedble dogs, frozen
toes and few green chips off the pole ITSELF fguratvey
speaking before we believe that he's found the north
pole in any such family having large strain of Roose
welt blood in it. First he III have to prove that Princess
Alice doesn't go up because she really doesn want to-
Oh, know we'll enough that Alice has consented to
the idea that she doesn't want to- Nick probably put his
around her and cooed: ''What would lovey do if
dovey went up and didn DOWN. and this outburst
of affectonae soctude probably softened her determine
zion to brave the of the upper Then Nick
out with declaration that with independence and
emancipation far louder than anything John Hancock
Abe Lincoln dared to get off.
But it won't work. Nick Most any fellow and
fool his wife of the time What want to know is
Did she really want to go up and there clnch to
whether she should or shouldn't?
You have evidence to satisfy the scientists this
point well all agree that you've discovered something OF
great comfort lot of the rest of who can't stop the
better half from doing thing when she wants to, be il
ballooning or trumping aces at bridge"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-25

ROME. - Monsignor Falconio,
apostolic delegate at Washington,
to be made cardinal.
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geiIcr iuie YriiaeI.

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