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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-24
S3,OOO,O 900 PATTEN'S
WHEAT CORNER PROFIT

CHICAGO. May 24-The great bull
manipulation in May wheat has but SIX
more days to run. AS Monday Is Deco
ration Day, and a holiday. the shorts
must deliver either their money or the
wheat by noon Saturday. Patterns
profits win exceed 50, 900, 900.
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Big PLANT for Patterson.
PATTERSON. May sf.-Another big mill
is TO be erected. in Paterson, The latest
plant will be built by Isaac a. Hall, who
has already mills In this city and in Allen
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell. members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
-A npe1 IIiob r nut rloro
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WANTED TO RENT.

pt-s@fattcp elderly couple seek furnished house
Tl - apartnlent for summer near iAcka-
.sssnrna states: best care guaranteed. Address
JOHNSTON. Box 8. Star onice'
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

The Pure Oil Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of 2 per cent
on it's common stock, payable June /
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele & King.
GAS Z
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TO LET.

GARAGE and stable for rent: Beecher St. near
Halsey; possession at once. Inquire 10 Lin
coin Park.
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One of the specialists in Union Pacific
reports that the floating supply Of that
stock is quite scarce. Bull tips con-
tinue to circulate on n. Y. c., in which
increased activity is looked for before
the week is over,
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FACTORIES FOR SALE.

rop s~4IE-Factory suitable for tailor shop.
- tha italian district on the Hill; brings
60 I'M nor YEA. price SIS, 900; terms easy. Adj
saress FACTORY, Box .. Star Office,
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STATE @ SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
Bronx o. Jamaica

We will ssll you two lots at either place for
800 AS. FULL PAYMENT. Cash or install
ment. No more required. VIII guarantee to
resell then I'm one year for you and get $500
profit. Have made over 500. 600 Cor my clients,
Buy befornl the new boom sets In and sweeps
prices double high. No letters answered. I
want 70. see my customers personally. Call . to
p m. ALI week BAKER, Broker.
care House and Home Co.. 2o7-2ll Market st..
Newark. y ].
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WALL STREET NOTES.

Interesting developments are looked
for in the steel trade as a result Of
last weeks conference of men repre-
senting the steel corporation and in
dependents. Market advices of we'll
known commission houses are found
co~nservatively bullish, and expecting
to see higher prices shortly. Specula-
tive sentiment among the rank and
file of office traders is also found more
oheerfully disposed than 1t was last
week, although no extensive buying Is
reported in brokers' offices. The re-
markabIe ease with which Steel COM
mon advances to new high records is
freely commented on in all parts OF
the street. London was a buyer OF
stocks during the early operations.
That city was reported bullish today on
copper stocks. Some of h active
spectators are looking for a broader
market as the week advances. Houses
thai should be in a position to know
cay hat John w. Gates Is not ar ac-
tive factor in the stock market al
present.
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NOTES OF sALARIEp PEOPLE, and business
concerns bought without security; cheapest
cities. D. II. T0IMAN. Room 81. e36 Wash
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William A.. Read & Co. have pur-
chased from the United States Steel
Corporation 50, 900, 600 Chicago Lake
Erie and Eastern Railway Company
AZ per cent. mortgage Cougar gold
bonds redeemable at ITO and interest
ten years after date and guaranteed
principal and interest by the Elgin.
Joliet and Eastern Railroad Company
and the United States Steel Corpora
ton. They are secured by the first
and only mortgage on all the railways
equipment and other property of he
company, which owns the terminal
railroads at the United States Steel
Corporations new plant in Gary, Ind.
and at plants OF Illinois Steel Company
in Joliet, South Chicago, etc. The issue
of bonds is limited to so per cent. of
expenditures on the property mort
gagged and the So 00. 900 now old repre-
sent an expenditure on mortgaged
property of o less than SIS, DOC, 900. 1t
is stated that net earnings of the rail-
road for last five years have. averaged
not less than 81, 100000 per annum.
One of the eneeialists Ia Union Pacific
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
PEOPLES LOAN & BROKERAGE CO.
NIAGARA BLDG. ROOM 40i.
1856 MARKET STREE
Loans on Furniture. Pianos, etc.
Spring Is here and the change OF weather
necessarily makes extra expense. Are you short
OF funds?
WE'LL LOAN YOU MONEY
Quickly and privately. No reference or indorse.
ment required. Liberal rebate allowed II paid
1855 MARKET STREET
NIAGARA BLDG. ROOM 90.
1855.
PEOPLES LOAN q CO.
% a. ND
II want to borrow some money"
right, how mucn 90 you need"
About fifty dollars
How soon do you want n1'
t'rhis afternoon"
q p. manager to customer: How do you
like our method OF doing businessr'
Customer-'"The very quickest and most conf
Dental deal lever was In. Say. by the way.
what firm IL thisT'
NEW JERSEY LOAN Co,
ROOM 3Ol. 1l2 MARKET ST.
PHONE l76s.
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The directors of the Goldfield Consoli-
dated Mines Company will meet at the
Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow and declare
the regular quarterly dividend of 8 per
cent. 1t is said the earnings of the
Goldfield Consolidated for May will be
about $3.50, 600.
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TO LET.

out OF Town.
STONE cottages and tents, furnished, on
~sbrewsbul~ River. G. WILLIAMS. High
iands. N ]
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The movement Of prices last week.
brokers said today, suggests that a
point Of equilibrium or rest has been
reached, dealings having been re-
stricted to routine or professional type.
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APARTMENTS, FLATS AND
ROOMS TO LET.

ROOMS TO LET.
CITY.
AVON Ay.. 1s6ls-Four rooms, bath. improve
ments. two-family house; party who wants
ianitor work preferred. Inquire 29s Bergen 81.
ZAPEIKOV.
EIGHTEENTH Az, eI-Five-room fat and
bath; rent SIC.
EMMETT ST., .1~1s-1l5-Four and i've rooms,
cHAs. wEIGAND a CO.. 1875 Market ct.
FIVE large light rooms: SIC. Inquire Nc
COVERS lls Spruce ST.. cor. Barclay st.
FI.AT-s1o; 4 nice new rooms. overiooking
Building
| FOUR ROOM F~LArS-Jaeoh st, so: Fifteenth
av.. $40: all light: improvements rent slo.5o
Inquire 266 Fifteenth ay., opposite Springfield
avenue
JAMES ST. i2slrhree nice. light rooms to let.
ORANGE ST. 3s4, opposite Branch Brook Park
-Four roons, bath, stationary tubs; Sic. c..
J bnoWN n ~ Markee 81.
GRAFTON ST.. l4s-Four rooms. second floor;
SO. MccRAcKEN. 500 Broad.
ORCHARD ST.. corner South st.-Five rooms.
cHAs wEIGAND & Co. 1876 Market st,
IA liza ~ d.. lil-F1Nt TOODlS III bdIH, ml1-
die floor; rent s17.
EAR ST., s-Two rooms and aicove. rent 81.
cHAS. WEIGA ND & CO., los Market ST.
RIDGEWOOD Az. 124-Flat to let. six rooms;
all improvements; rent $50; very desirable.
Inquire ALBERT SPIES, Druggist. 3 Belmont
ay. near Springfield ay.
SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.. No. 4Gl, and South
Twelfth St, No. 534. near Sixteenth av. trolley
-Five rooms and bath. all improvements. rent
s14 per month; also other rooms and apartments
from IS up in all parts of the city. BEYER.
1872 Broad ST., near Market st
SOUTH SEVENTEENTH ST. 6f3-s47. opposite
West Side Park-Finest flats.
SOUTH TENTH ST, H3-Five rooms and bath.
all improvements. ga.
STANTON ST. i7-seyen large rocI;s. SECOND
floor, all improvements: rent S23. CHAS.
NEIGAND & CO.. 1875 Market st.
STANFORD PL.. 7s-First floor, five nice
provemeuts. Inquire Sc Montgomery st. J.
FRANZ.
East Orange.
EAST ORANGE, near South Orange av. troll
ley-Elegant fiat in two-family houss: 9 light
rooms. including bath; separate steam heater;
all modern improvements; se4. Address FLAT.
Box 90 Star Offics.
0Rs ~ Town.
AT MADISON-Houses for rent, with all I'm
provements. A p. CoNDIT. Prudential
Building. room 631
ORANGE. UNION ST. Al. one minute from
troiley-To let. 5 large rooms, modern I'm
sl5. Inquire next door.
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REAL ESTATE FOR A [
Can You Spare 1922?

Can I OH Spare SZ??
ments; over 100 houses built last year; only 20
Msm Sa. from city by subway; trolley direct to
or business site. Money advanced to build.
WITT WITT # %ar dsst sss N NowsE AND HOME CO.
FOR sALE-west End bargains: Nice one
each; terms to suit. Two-family house, South
Eleventh st. near Fifteenth av.; all improve,
brand-new two-family houses. Il rooms. 2
baths all improvements. near park; terms
Iea + FfEbiL GaHs ' Vest E sRSaui Resi Is Estate mass sSd
General Insurance Office, Ill I~ittleton av.,
corner Thirteenth ay.
GREAT Oaks from Little Acorns GROW
PHILIP
n sf ah6 bstD's 81 Loans T rPsura 1ass N RsRtsIsl
WIN Locate st 1855 BROAD ST..
WATCH ME GROW.
FOR sALE-Fourteen-room residence. with ten
adjoining lots. in one OF the best residential
sections of Keainy, TO be sold at once In whole
or Il II a gsrs; e.. E bs q Ssaei to quick sussr. Apply
YOUNG COUPLE wish to dispose Of part of
inherited estate. Wonderful all year round
home. Hickory. oak and chestnut grove. Near
water $500: $50 cash, balance easy terms.
IiOMAS care the house ana HUME
Co, e0T-21I Market st., Newark. N. ].
SOUTH THIRTEENTH ST. &C and 64-Two
modern two family houses. with II rooms
each. equipped with all improvements, includ-
ing separate steam heaters; these properties
are s years old and unusually well constructed.
they were not built for specula Ion; will be
sold separately or together: price ss. 900 each.
JOHN d. TOPPIN. Orange and Seventh SITS.
FOR sALE-Eight lots on MURRAY, st. one block
from South st. station. Apply to NJ. s.
A $50 Clinton av.. Irvington, n. J.
sIX-RoOM HOUSE for sale. with bath; Pros
pect St. Saybrook, near Lyons Farms.
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Surprise was today expressed at the
very moderate response given to the
advance In the Hill stocks, but per-
haps the matter would be better under
stood, wiseacres said, if the fact were
not so generally d~isregarded hat TAX
ing rights into account st. Paul is now
within about - points of the highest
quotation ever recorded for it.
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Caldwell. :
FARMsl and homes for sale. F. L. HELLER.
Caldwell, n. j..
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Time money was unaltered today at
pa per ent for thirty days; "a to 2h
per cent. for sixty days and ninety
days; 21a to % per cent. for 0
months.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
ESTIMATE COMPLETE
ON HARBOR SURVEY
ENGINEER HAMLIN PUTS SUM
AT $11,500
Complete Map OF Shores and Adjacent
Territory Essential, Declares
the Municipal
Expert

City Engineer Homer Hamlln yesIel
day submitted an estimate of the cost
of the amount needed to complete the
surveys of San Pedro and wilmington
harbors He estimates the amount at
Sl1 500 and the board Will ask the coun-
ell to appropriate this amount form lne
general expense fund and place 1t TO
the credit of the engineers fund.
The items included in the engineer
estimate are: Salary for chief assist
ant engineer, $20O0 salaries for field
parties, $4,000; salaries for once men,
S4SOO; Incidental expenses, $500.
The engineer states in addition to
hydrographic data it will be necessary
to have a complete map of the shores
of the harbor and adjacent territory.
Although Councilman Dromgold,
member of the finance committee, mas
raised the alarm that the appropria-
tiOns made by the council have eX-
hausted the estimated general expense
fund provided in the budget, other
members of the council believe that
this will be Strengthened out with in
coming taxes and they will certainly
find some means to provide funds for
the harbor work 1t was agreed that
the preliminary work on the harbor
should be done out of funds in the city
treasury and that none of the bond
money should be spent for this pdr-
pose.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
Municipal Affairs

but that the proceedings were held up
because of the proceedings for change
of grade on the street, which in turn
were held up for the establishment OF
curb lines. But now all these details
have been arranged.
The city engineer also reported that
the bridge spanning the arroyo at Ave-
nue. Forty-three is in bad condition.
He says the bridge has a waterway
only about one-third the size necessary
for flood and that the supports are
in bad condition. 1t is his opinion
that it is only a question of time until
the bridge is washed away. He recon-
mended that it be replaced with new
bridge of 126 feet span with an 18-foot
roadway and a five-foot path. He said
the trusses of the old Main street
bridge could be used to advantage and
that the structure could be built for
$4,000. But there is no urgent neces-
sity for the bridge, in the opinion of
the engineer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
NEGRO GUARDED
TO CHECK MOB
SUSPECTED SLAYER Is KEPT
IN STEEL CAGE
MANY POLICE AND DEPUTIES
SURROUND JAIL
Scores of Strangers Arrive at Cairo,
ILL.,, and Officers Fear Inten-
tion Is to Lynch
Prisoner
tBy Associated Press.l

CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. 10-Because of re-
ports that an organized effort would
be made tonight to lynch VIII James,
the negro suspected of numbering MISS
Annie Pelley here Monday night, the
prisoner was taken from the city jail
and placed in the steel cage of the
county Jail tonight.
The county prison is surrounded by
q strong guard of policemen and dep
uty sheriffs. Visitors have been arriv-
ing from nearby Illinois towns ana
from many points across the Ohio river,
and the authorities were warned early
that many of these latter were pre-
pared to take a leading part in any
demonstration against the negro.
Before daylight today Chief of Police
Egan was twice called upon to appeal
to crowds of men and boys who had
started toward the city jail.
In one case he tore mask from the
face of a man who seemed to be the
leader of the gathering, and then he
prevailed on the others to disperse,
pleading that the evidence against
James was only circumstantial.
He planned to use similar tactics to-
night, but orders were issued to pre-
vent the gathering of crowds near the
Jail, or in the vicinity of the scene
of the crime.
The better element of the city, atter
an outburst of indignation early today
was tonight ready to let the law take
its course. For this reason it was
hoped that the situation could be con-
trolled by the local peace authorities
James, who is known as "Froggie"
because of his features, was "sweated'
by the police this afternoon. Attempts
to trace his movements were made to-
day and considerable evidence that the
police assert tends to show that he was
in the vicinity when Miss Pelley was
attacked was obtained
1t also tended to prove that the
bloodhounds were on the right scent
when they went from the alley where
Miss Pelley's body was found, to sew.
eral places where James acknowledged
to have been on the night of the muir
der.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
MAY HOLD HYPN0TIST ON
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER

SOAIERVILLE, n. j., Nov. 10.-An
interesting legal question is a sequel
today of the autopsy performed last
night on the Body of Robert Simpson,
the hypnotic subject whom Arthur
Everton, a hypnotist, failed to restore
after placing him in a trance.
The autopsy disclosed that Simp-
sons death was due to a rupture of
the aorta. To just what measure Of
responsibility, if any, Everton will fin
ally be held, is a question which is
puzzling legal experts. The prosecu-
tor of this district Is credited with the
intention to hold Everton on a techni-
cal charge of manslaughter until his
case can be passed upon by the grand
jury next month.
The autopsy last night was delayed
until a professional hypnotist had had
an opportunity to make one last eff
fort to restore animation in Simpsons
body.
There was not the slightest response,
and the examination indicated to the
physicians that death had resulted i'm
mediately after the collapse of the
subject from the rigid state the hypno-
tist had placed him in.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
WANTS POSITION TAKEN
FROM CIVIL SERVICE
Board of Public Works Will Ask to
Have Dredging Superintendent
Lifted from Rules

The board of public works will ask
the civil service commission to exempt
the position of superintendent Of har'
Dor dredging from the operations Of the
service.
This position is held by Erhard OpR
who is paid s. day for every day he
is actually employed. He is engaged
to superntend the dredging of chan
nels at Wilmington and he was en-
gagged in this work when consolidation
became effective.
AS there is not much more to do and
the position will be abolished as soon
as the work is completed and also be-
cause they consider Mr.. opp is the
best qualified man for the position,
the board believes he should not be
compelled to take an examination
against competitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
DAMAGE MONEY AWARDED
GOES BACK TO TREASURER
Sum of 5000 Awarded Mrs. Katherine
Klein Forfeited When Name
Is Found on Petition

Councilman Dromgold will be glad to
learn that 5000 which he and others
voted out of the general expense fund
and thereby helped to deplete this fund
will be returned, if the recommenda-
tion of the city engineer is adopted.
The council authorized the city en-
gineer to pay Mrs. Katherine Klein
5000 for damages to her property by
reason of the grading and paving of
Temple street and Mountain View
avenue. But the city engineer dug up
the original petition on which the
work was ordered done and found that
Mrs. Klein headed this petition and by
it's terms waived all claims for dam
ages.
The city engineer believes it will be
bad precedent to pay damages to a
claimant when such claims are waived
and recommends that the amount be
returned to the treasury.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
TWo-SPUR TRACKS ASKED FOR
BY THE SANTA FEE RAILROAD

The Santa Fe yesterday filed appli-
cation for two spur tracks. One is
for the benefit of the National Ice and
Cold Storage company, and the other
for the Merchants Ice and Cold Stor-
age company. One of the proposed
spurs is to be located on Banning
street across Center street and con-
Meeting with a spur that the railroad
already has on this street; the other
Joins the Santa Fe main line, curving
off the north side OF Palmetto street,
across Cotton and running into pri-
vate property
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
HEART is ON WRONG SIDE;
GREEK MUST GO BACK HOME

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O-rBecause his
heart is on the right side of his body,
stefanos Contsocost will be deported to
Greece. During the medical examina-
ton at Ellis Island the surgeons dis
covered that there was no heart beat
on the left side of the body, and
search revealed the presence of that
organ on the right side. He has been
denied admission to this country. There
have been similar cases of heart dislo-
cation, but they are very rare.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
BROTHER OF OPPONENT OF
MAYOR APPOINTED FIREMAN

The civil service commission notified
the fire commission yesterday that IT,.
F. O'Brien had been restored to the
eligible list and would be the first one
to be certified when more firemen are
wanted.
There is nothing particularly re-
markable about the Reinstatement OF
firemen, as it is done frequently, but
this particular instance is proof that
Mayor Alexander thinks more of the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
Haptlse Convention Is opened

OAKLAND. Nov. 1O-The Northern
California Baptist convention formally
opened here this morning. The con-
vention was called to order by Lay
man-President John II. Stevens Re-
ports of the state missionary board
for work done during the past year
were submitted. The annual sermon
was delivered by Rev. II. w. Davis.
The session this afternoon was de-
voted to the discussion of problems
dealing with church work throughout
the state.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
viii Establish Pension System

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-A pension
system for the employees of the New
York Central, Michigan Central and
Lake Shore railroads has been ar
ranged, according to an announcement
made today by President Brown of the
New York Central lines. Under its
terms, an employe who has been at
least 20 years in continuous service
and has become unfit for duty, may
be retired with pension, although he
has not reached the age of 20. -
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
Banker Goes to Prison

Richardson, former cashier of the de-
funct Cosmopolitan National bank,
convicted recently of having made
false reports concerning the banks
condition, was sentenced today to five
years in the federal prison at Fort
I IeaYenMOrth. Kas.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
ALLEGED CONFESSION
DENIED AS EVIDENCE
COURT REFUSES TO PERMIT
READING OF DOCUMENT
Prosecution Springs Surprise in lnVes-
tigation of Jury Commissioners Re-
gardng Irregularities in Draw
ing Jurors in Chicago

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 10.-When the
Judges committee investigating the
jury commissioners convened here to-
day another surprise was sprung ri
valing i'm interest that of yesterday,
when the judges and the states attor-
ney clashed.
State Attorney Wayman offered to
introduce an alleged confession signed
by Nicholas j. Martin relative to al
legged tampering with jury drawings
in the commissioners office.
Martin is the private secretary Of
Alderman Michael Kenna of the First
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
Discuss White Print Paper

paper manufacturers from all parts OF
the country gathered in Chicago today
to discuss among other things how the
new tariff law affects them. They will
review the effect the tariff on material
used in making paper and the finished
product will have on their business.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
PLANS FOR BRIDGE OVER
ARROYO SEC0 PREPARED
After Much Delay, City Engineer Is
Ready to Submit Specifications
for Avenue Fifty-two
Structure

After much delay, the ordinance for
the new highway bridge at Avenue
Fifty-two over the Arroyo Seco is
being prepared. The city engineer re-
ported to the board of public works
yesterday that the plans for this bridge
had been completed several weeks age.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11

good of the city than he does of per-
sonal politics.
The fire commission recommended
that O'Brien be reinstated, and the
mayor voted with them, because O'Bri-
en- is said to be a good fireman. At the
same time he is a brother of p. P.
O'Brien, clerk in Judge Roses court
and known as one of the leaders of the
Republican organization, which has op-
posed the mayor so strenuously.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11
Hurry Ends
in Indigestion

Use your teeth on your food oryour
stomach will suffer. Quick lunches,
hurried eating, boiling food, are sure
to end, sooner or later, in some
form of indigestion, more or less
troublesome.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11

torney then withdrew the document
and declared his case closed.
The hearing will be resumed next
Wednesday.