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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-14
THE DAYS BEST o


A NEW copper" just appointed and not long over val put out in Brook
n Ign. He found a large dead dog a the corner of two streets
He took out his book and wrote: This morning 1T LAS q m I
found a lead dog at the corner of 49,, I'M he looked I'D to see what the
streets were dscovered they were Keep d Kosciusko
He studied fol a long time Then he dragged the dog by the tall Ito the
corner of Keep and Kent streets.
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EVERETT L
NOW A ~SUFFRAGETTE

Idea in American politics. Since Mrs. Clarence Mackay, the New
York society woman, espoused the sufragette cause there has been
a notable number of distinguished converts, male and female.
There is nothing like setting the fashion, in politics as we'll as in
social fads and fancies. But it will not be forgotten by the newly
enfranchised sufragettes in New Jersey, after they CONQUER the
right to the ballot, that their first distinguished male champion in
this State was Everett Colby.
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Judge Goodpastme
on "Who Helped You?'
By FARMER SMITH the Gear Grove 81
xLVIL
Written especially for the Evening Edition of the star.
XLVII

T t is always after Judge Goodpasture has peeh auie'
i for some time that he gives forth his pest "isuohi.
He was unusually still yesterday morning until II
Essex FEELS limited passed Bloomfield and then he began
.arhere are thousands of men in business today VINO
owe their start to some one man, some one perhaps VINO
lent them money. some one perhaps VINO gave !"
a letter when they started upon the thorny ROAD OIL ousi
ness, or, perchance, some one who gave them a Riho
word of encouragement as they started forth to oune'
the waves of experience.
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The arrest of the three
managers of a Sunday base
ball game in Atlantic City
on a charge of maintaining
a disorderly house seems to
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THE ETHICS OF
SUNDAY BASEBALL

have been done to queer other matters before the Atlantic
grand jury. There was Sunday baseball in the cities of North Jr-
~ all the summer, and in Jersey City the court declined to inter
fare at the request of a few people. No moral harm was done.
Why the harm at a worlds pleasure resort? That question will
naturally be asked by the Atlantic grand Jury.
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Up in Sussex county the
Republican candidate for
senator is against local
option and the Republican
Assembly candidate is in
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-14

Everett Colby has joined
the suffragette party, and
will lend his influence and
eloquence to the cause. This
may be called the Newest
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Uncle Walt Mason

Samantha Arabena Luke has gone abroad AM caught a duke-a nobleman
of gnded ease, who has a standard blood disease. She'll build again his stately
halls nd pay for papeing he walls; she'll straighten u 70 his
-. park n grounds and buy him nags to rid to hounds; shel
YOnL Nv tear thec checks from ut herb book. to pay the butler the
pI IMpCR cool whose age a been in arrears for maybe twenty
$500 seven years In fifty ways she'll spend the scads the good old
rocks that were her dads; am all the mobiles in the lad will
her with the Arctic hand, n snub her in her husbands lMr,a an pass her
up with stony stare. And ere a year has u its our IN duke will hustle for
divorce Arabenas tears will drop upon the marble floors, krfop! saman-
thfs cousin Mary Ann, las hooked up with he plumber mar, a gent of indus.
cot surrounded by a garden plot, and there she raises beans and tipe While h.
Is fixing valve pipe He takes his money. like a mar. and lands n oe, Ia
Mar nj n she is sailing down his "a wheret will hept hem in old ara
y reader, M has made a fuke? Samantha with her panid duke, or fat IN
sassy Mary Ann, who gathered in the plumber man?
Copyright p@ by George Matthew Adama)
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The unfortunate effect of
the unfortunate act of
the Spanish authorities in
executing Professor Ferrer,
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THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IA, 1908.

Newark and Jersey City,
being of nearly equal size,
and also near neighbors,
have had their mutual jeal-
ousies and chickering's in the
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TOO BUSY.

Senior Partner-The new man does
not seem to have developed any good
points yet.
Junior Partner-No: he hasn't had
time.
Senior Partner-Hasn't had time?
Junior Partner-No. He spends most
of his time explaining his mistakes.
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Miss MISUNDERSTANDING you won't
believe it, but a strange mar tried to
kiss me once.
Miss Cutting-Really! Well, he'd
have been a strange man If he'd tried
to kiss you twice.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

subconscious self is susceptible OF sugges-
the body. Therefore. suggest health to tho
subconscious mind and II viii build the
body accordingly.
There Is a certain conservatism on ths
part OF the subconscious mind. however.
II does not respond readily 70 suggestion.
The consequence Is we mako suggestions
favorable and otherwise that do not ma
terializo.
lt's No Joke; Be Seriousl
zone must make tho suggestion continu-
ally. Tho leading thought with which wa
90 10 sleep largely Influences the subcon-
scious mind. We want TO break over tho
inertia OF tho subconsclous mind by
warmth OF manner. maintain that in oun
lives We can impersonate old age ana
youth. That Is why We should continually
think the thoughts Of youth and take
them at the most susceptible time We
must be in earnest n we wish to attain
tho best results.
IAN hour a day at least should be de-
voted TO this work. Certain breathing
exercises should be followed. Read con-
structivs literature or converse with some
one who is in sympathy.
breathe pure air IN abundance
'If wo eat three meals day. at least
one OF the three shoui1 be fruits and
nuts. Every day We need to take at
least a pint OF fruit juice IN order 10
keep the lime Juices OF the body in So
luton.
Gradually abandon the meat diet. In
touching meat we come into contact with
vfbratory influence that suggests
death. as Il must necessarily have been
preceded by a tragedy.
Apples are good; eat several OF them
every day.
when say eat plenty Of nuts. do
not mean peanuts. which appeal 80 much
TO the public. There are NJ special re-
iuvenating qualities IN the peanut Al
monds and nuts OF that kind are tho
thing.
milk and eggs IN moderation are good.
too. But don't 60 TO the extreme IN any
OF these. Don't let II become a fad.
''Breathe deeply OF pure air. Bring the
hands 20 a position above the head, TAX
ling deep breath az the same time. Then
let tho hands drop 20 a normal position.
In taking a breath say 70 yourself;
"T am bringing into my being all that
win bring new life and powor.
"As YOU relax, repeat these words:
~ have accomplished all OF my pur-
pose
THAT'S an"
Mr.. Glaze Is an EngIishman f5>years old
who could pass for a man OF 80.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMS
How to Save 81 On Cough Medi-
cine by Making II at Hons.

Cough medicines. as a rule. are most
ly syrup. To make the best syrup. take
pint Of Granulated Sugar add IL pint
warm water. and stir about minutes.
Get two and one-half ounces OF Pinex
60 cents WORTH. put It in clean pint
bottle. and fll up with the Granuiatcd
Sugar Syrup. This makes a full pint of
unequaled cough syrup for about 5i cents.
Keeps perfectly. You couldn't buy as
much ready-made cough syrup for $50
This homemade remedy Is pleasant to
take, and usually stops even the most OBJ
stinate cough in twenty-four hours. 1t ia
splendid. also. for colds. whooping cough.
bronchial ailments. etc. Take a teaspoon
ful every one. two. or three hours.
The Sugar Syrup is an excellent sed-
ative. The Pinex Is tho most valuable con-
oentrated compound OF Norway White
Pine Extract, rich in all the healing ele-
ments OF Norwegian pine. Be sure to use
the real Pincx itself Your druggist has It
or can easily get 1t for you.
Strained honey can be used instead Of
the syrup. and makes a very fine honey
and pine tar cough syrup
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

must be citizens Of the United states;
residents OF the supervisors district
FOR which they wish 20 be appointed,
not less than is nor moro than 70 years
OF age; physically able 20 do the work;
trustworthy. honest and OF good habits;
must have at least an ordinary educa-
tion. and be able 10 write plainly and
with reasonable rapidity.
Those who comply with those require
monts are invited 10 make application
as there will be at least 6S 1000 enum-
orators places 20 be filled by the mid
die Of March I'm preparation for the
enumeration which VIII begin April
Is.
Application forms. with full instruc-
tions and complete information con-
cerning the test and the method OF
appointment may be secured by writ
ing TO the Supervisors of Census for
the supervisors district In which the
applicant lives An applications must
be filed with the supervisors not later
than January %. Any received after
that date will not be considered.
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He Got tho Rest.

A certain member OF Lord Kitchen,
er's stan in India who had been mar
ried a few months previously applied
for sick leave. which was readily
granted A couple OF days afterward
Lord Kitchener happened to meet the
wife Of the officer. She thanked him
profusely for allowing her husband to
60 to the hills and explained that she
was now in the midst OF packing up.
"But there is some mistake" said
Kitchener. "When I gave Captain -,
permission to 90 TO the hills It was so
that he might have a rest. and / am
going to see that he gets It. II you so
bis leave win be canceledm .A I
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XMAS TURKS"
WILL BE HIGH

Just now it looks as n turkeys for
Christmas we're going to command fancy
prices, says the Lincoln City correspon-
dent of the Milford Chronicle In this
immediate section the supply Of turkeys
is less than ever before. and the cause for
It may be attributed 10 several sources.
One source is the fact that last sum
mer hundreds OF young turkeys Weighing
from two to three pounds. were sold
to buyers, who shipped them to New
York; for which they paid then one
dollar each. Then another cause is un-
doubtedly the very wet weather which
prevailed early in the Matching season,
which caused many turkey chicks 10
die, as they are very tender when young.
Another reason Is the tendency or the
farmer growers TO bun the market. and
give the impression that the supply is
limited: for, your farmer has learned
the tricks Of the spectators in other
crops. who give out statements TO in
fluence the market. But turkeys will be
high priced all right. and many who
speculated in other years, are keeping
out Of the market.
Its a little out Of season 10 plow. but
d. J. Wood. OF lincoln, had an exper-
ience with one which he will remember
for some time. He was handling plow,
and In some manner dropped the point
of It on one OF his toes. breaking the
I bone Of it, as a reminder 20 be more
careful.
Buyers Of wreaths appear TO be over
anxious 20 buy them. and as soon as a
wagon load stops. the buyers are stand
Ing on its wheels bidding very much
the came as they do when buying peach
es. The price range from six to seven
cents each
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

An American company with a capital
OF s160.O0O erected n large plant at
Smyrna last summer capable Of pro-
ducing 20 tons of crystal ice daily. II
is now proposed to add a brewery to
the ice plant where 400 barrels of Pill
sen beer can be produced daily The
machinery is to be brought from
America and the business will he in
corporated for SS0O,000.
From san Francisco there is annu-
ally exported to China nearly 100000
worth Of seaweed, while on the At
lantic Coast about $4,000 worth has
been shipped from Rimouski district
of Canada to American cities. Hawaii
has been shipping practically all its
canned pineapples to the United states.
their value in the fiscal year 1907 hav-
ing been S267 900. IN 1908, S632o00 and
I'm 1909. Slips. 900.
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$500 EASY
JOBS Are OPEN

Any person Of good judgment who
has received an ordinary common
school education can readily pass the
test TO be given applicants for census
enumerators' places to be held on Sat
urday, February 8. the date finally set
by United States Census Director Du-
rand. This win be n comforting as
surance 10 the several hundred thou
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
TOOK A SUNDAY
TRAMP TO CHESTER

While half of the people Of viii
minEton were sitting around stoves and
fire. places. Sunday morning. tho fol-
lowing "stalwarts' were enjoying the
brisk morning air by walking 20 Ches-
ter. John O'Conner and Joseph c. CAL
houn Of ST. Mary's A. A.; and J. l..
Lloyd better known as doc" tho well
known swimmer. They started az . n.
m. and arrived in Chester at 11.45 a. m.
They returned by trolley.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

sand persons who will apply for the
places.
The test will be an eminently prac-
tical one. similar 20 that applied to
applicants for the Twelfth Census. II
will consist OF filling out a simple
schedule OF population from a descrip-
ton. I'm narrative form, OF typical FAM
lilies; and. in the case OF enumerators
whose work will be in the rural dis
tricts. they will be called upon TO fill
out an additional sample schedule Of
agriculture from information furnished
by the Census Board.
All persons. women or men, who may
desire TO become census enumerators
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

william Kelley, the former Whining
tonian who lost both arms in an ac-
cident I'm Indianapolis. Ind. about one
year ago, together with his family. are
Christmas guests Of his brother. Harm,
Kelley. at no. 8105 Madison street.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Needed soratohina.

They were having trouble in getting
a Jury to try a case In a county court
There had been a good deal OF feeling
aroused. and no one seemed particu-
larly anxious to put himself on record
for either side. One man hesitated a
long time about stating the grounds
on which he based his claim OF exemp-
ton. Finally he said:
''Well, your honor, the truth Of the
matter is / have the itchg'
Scratch him OF, Mr.. Clerk; scratch
him or" instantly replied the judge
Lippincott's.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

Acca and Haifa, during the Ameri-
can Civil War cultivated cotton on
an extended scale, of which several
old cotton presses still bear witness.
1t is said that the cotton was Of a
very good quality AS after the war
the price of cotton declined. it's culti-
vation in Palestine was neglected. and
the rainfall from 1871 to 1878 being de
icient. cotton growing in that region
was entirely abandoned.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
CAUTION

You found out last year (some Of
YOU when it was too late) that yau
could have done much better at Schil-
ling's. We remind you that We are
again in the field with a full line OF
Holiday goods. etc. and we honestly
believe you can save money by deal
ing with us. Give us a trial.
Frank T. Schilling.
Cor. 9Th e Madison Sts.+
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stretching
CHICAGO H.. Dec. 22-Terrors Of
old age will be discounted by following
such a plan in ones scheme OF life as
suggested yesterday afternoon by Harry
Glaze pastor OF the New Thought Church
OF Cincinnati. in lecture on tho sub
ject. Perpetual Youth" given in the
blue parlor OF Handel hall.
The Rev. Mr. Glaze advocated the i'm
personation OF youth by old age. BY
consistent. steady adherence 20 the plan
no claimed e would develop from imper-
sonation into realization OF all the "en-
dearlng Young charms"
lie especially recommended the idea 20
old widowers and spinsters who have be-
gun 90 loso hope.
lie insisted alluringly that the bene-
/ its OF New Thought would be that:
The society woman OF % can become
as fresh as debutante.
The Beau Brummel OF long ago can
make his second appearance on the stage
OF life.
The widower Of @ has a chance TO re-
new his youth and chfrm some mere girl
into becoming his bride.
A new hope Is held out 90 the woman
who fears she is no longer attractive in
her husbands eyes.
There win be no such thing as an ''old
maid"
But
All this cannot be accomplished by spas
modio enort. One must think these youth
fui thoughts at least an hour each day
and rigidly observe a few OF the rules laid
down IN order to obtain tho hest results.
OF course slight Improvement would
he possible by occasional practice ot Mr..
Giaez's suggestions but he viii not he held
responsible unless tho candhiate Is will
Ing 20 do his full part.
Explains Idea Of Nowness.
''rhe idea is this" said the speaker. in
explanation Of his theory. I'VE should
eliminate physical age from the body by
the idea OF newness.
''If you think your body is composed Of
old substance you hypnotize It into old
age
How can we take that idea into our
life and give Il sufficient strength so II
works7
''rhe subconscious intelligence presides
/ over the digestion. tho secretion, etc. This
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
psrseverance.

The tendency to persevere. to persist
in spite of hindrances. discouragements
and impossibilities--it is this that in
all things distinguishes the strong soul
from the weak.--Thomas Carlyle.
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Send a Box of the
Apollo Chocolates

The Apollo the box of Christmas Candy you send
means lot to the who receives In their purity quality
and tempting goodness Apollo Chocolates perfectly carry
Christmas thought of real regard and best remembrance
Perfection is good for your Christmas Candy giving
and Apollo the best and delicious of all Chocolate
Candy
Give Apollo and be certain please Buy Apollo for your
home and know you have the purest and best.
80 to 4oc q ID. box. soc lb. in bulk. lbs, $3.50
Fancy boxes, SOC 4oc 6oc, 75c to $3.50
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

Open evenings this week. Schilling's,
9Th and Madison Sts.a
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Christmas
Perfumes

- Colgates tHtracts Capuce Cashmere Bouquet DacyHs
Fantasy, La France Rose Nioe in fancy boxes
75c SIoC.
Colgaes Toilet Waters Caprice Cashmere Bouquet Dac-
tys Heotrope Jockey Club La France Rose Lilac Noets,
etc, in fancy boxes 25c, 4oc, SOC 74c.
Hudnuts Violet Sec Extract, SIoo Extreme Violet Wa
ter 75c Violet Sec Toilet Water 75c SI4o Violet Sec.
Taclm asc Marvellous Cold Cream, as SOC Sachets
PIVERs EXTRACTS AND TOILET WATERS.
Azurea Sachet soc o.; SI85 for 4 o.
Azurea Extract, SIPS for Ia bottle
Azurea EauN Vegetal water Soc.
Azurea Toilet Water, SI35.
lie Trefe Incarnat Extract SI25.
Houbigaunts Ideal Extract $425.
Aller's Triple Extracts Violets, New Mown Hay, Lilly
of the Valley Teliotrope, White Rose Canaon Pink Honey
sule Hyacinh Jockey Club 3Sc, 6Sc SIOo 500
AIlers Toilet Waters, Violet Lilac Heliotrope etc. loc,
49, SI25.
ROGER & GALLET PERFUMES:
Violet de Parme Water, 9oc, $I.5s
Violet de Parme Extract SIoo SI.5O
Vera Violet Water $II5
Vera Violet Extract, SI25.
A bottle of perfume of exquisite odor is always APP
proprate for her at Christmas time We have them in large
assortments
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
On Visit Here.

Open evenings this week. Schilling's
9th and Madison Stas
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WANT TOBE YOUNG?
TRY NEW THOUGHT
No Old Maids: SpriGhtIy.Wid-
OWery-- Its all a Matter Of
SubCOVCiOuS Mind

Recipe for perpotuating youth. Think
that you are young during your walk
ing moments and have that thought in
mind when You close your eyes at night.
Eat certain fruits nut avoid fads. roi-
low exercises, such as breathing and
stretching.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
ShaverS' Supplies for
Christmas

A Razor, Strop Lather Brush, Mirror etc. is always in
order for We have good assortment of everything
in that line.
Imported Razors wel-known brands. such as Wade &
Butcher Brandt, Ben Hur IX-L Rogers Westenhom Pipe
Lewis Blue Steel etc. usually sold at $aoo $500 Our pe
cial price, o7c.
$2oo Brandt Safety Razor, at o7c
$500 Brandts SelfHonng Stropat o7c
Premier & Gem Jr, Safety Razors, at $I.oo
Gillette Durham Duplex Razors at $500.
Shaving Sets and Mirrors $Ioo to $500
Lather Brushes, Shaving Soaps Bay Rum, Toilet Pow
ders, etc.
Evening journal., 1909-12-21
Got His Man.

Some years ago in Egypt General
Hunter was ut dinner with some
friends when one OF his orderlies en-
tered the room and said there was a
messenger outside anxious to see him.
General Hunter could not leave the Ia
BILE at that moment and told the order
ly so.
''What shall I do with him. then,
STRIP asked the orderly
ooh. knock him DOWN. said Hunter
impatiently as be turned to his dinner.
Five minutes later the man returned
bearing obvious marks of the fray.
ae saluted stihiy and said to the as
tonished general. ''I bad a bit Of a job.
sir. butsI knocked him downs ats the
inish."
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Nsxt ssss 'N'

A certain young minister ID si'hila- 4
delphia. recently ordained. IS still very
nervous. and sometimes his remarks
do not convey exactly the meaning be
intended. A few Sundays ago be rose,
rumbled with the papers on his desk.
blushed and then said;
my friends. III am sorry to say
that have lost the notes for my SER
mon. and therefore cannot deliver
It. I will have to do the next best'
thing and read a few chapters from
the Bible"
Evening journal., 1909-12-21

Clear Toys pound Ioc.
3oc assorted Chocolates. 2Ic h., : lbs, SI.oo.
35c assorted Chocolates, asc b., lbs, SII5.
4oc Royal Cholocates. 35c b., 5 lbs. $16o.
4oc Wrapped Caramels, 3sc b. 5 lbs, SI.6o.