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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
ELIZABETH FIRE DEPT
OFFICERS WITHOUT PAY

ELIZABETH, oct. because they
put in salary bills tased on the recon-
mendation of the Board of Fire Com
missioners, instead Of at the rate au-
thorized by the mayor and council
Fire Chief August Gerstung and AS
sistant Chief William Mahoney have
been without pay for two months, ou'
they are still on duty.
Mayor Mravlag states that when bills
come in based on the authorized sal
aries the men will get their pay. ano
not until. In the case of the chiei
there is difference of opinion of only
$4OO per year
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
KILLS SNAKE THAT
MIXED HIS COW.

PAULSBORO, Oct. 7.-Far1ner james
Devault has succeeded IN Killing
snake which had beer stealing the milk
from his cow since July. Several
weeks ago Devault walked into the
meadow and saw the snake with It's
body wrapped around the cows hlno
legs and sucking the milk.
He was afraid to kill the snake then
as it would have bitten the cow. Sew
eraI times he saw 1t at work, but the
reptile managed to dodge him until yes
terday morning When Devault put the
COW in the meadow the snake was wait
ing for its breakfast, and Devault hi
it with a whip which he was carrying
killing it. 1t measured four feet eigh'
inches
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
LOSES LEG WHERE
BROTHER WAS KILLED

SoMERYILLE, Oct. 7.--Michael
Mansfield, jr. lost leg yesterday on
the same crossing of the Central Rail
road of New Jersey that his brother
John Mansfield, lost his life just one
year ago.
Mansfield, who is employed by the
United Express Company, boarded
freight train at the Raritan station tC
ride to his home. AS the train nearee
the crossing where his brother was
killed Mansfield was overcome by {
strange premonition and fell. Th'
wheels passed over his right leg. His
condition is critical.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO HOLD
ITS ANNUAL CONVENTION.

LANIBERTVILLE Oct. Featured
by addresses by DIR. Christian f. Reis-
ner, of New York, and other notables,
the Epworth League of the Trenton
district of the New Jersey Conference
will hold their twenty y-second annual
convention in Centenary Church, this
city, next Wednesday and Thursday
The convention will be based on the
theme 'R,silding a Successful Epworth
League" and besides presenting prac-
tical work. conferences and discussions
on0 live topics will be directed toward
meeting certain social conditions in the
conference and State. The convention
will open Wednesday evening with an
address by the Rev. George 7. Harris,
of Mt Holly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07

"A MAN of the world whose ac-
~ quaintance | recently made
confided to me the conclusions
OF his lifes experiences. In his talk
With me he discussed the dependable
value of marriage relation and friend
ship. This is my philosophy, he said,
as he reached for his notebook. Open
ing it at the front page, he handed it
Ia me, pointing to some writing in
large, distinct letters. | read: Re
member, you are your best and only
true friend" ! must confess | instant
ly felt this man must have had a
past about which would like to know
more, and he seemed willing that
should He explained that, after re-
peated experiences, he was forced to
this conviction. He said: 81 wished it
were not So but he continued solemn
ly in minor key: lit is true" Do
SOu think he is right?
The Unexpected May Happen.
We all know, or have heard, Of per
sons who were submerged in the
Iathomless depths of the sea of love,
thrilled with ecstasy and intoxicated
with its RAPTURE who one day sud
denly awakened and found themselves
hopelessly stranded upon the jagged
rocks of stern reality, facing the self
ishness of love-" A devoted mother,
having given her very life and blood to
lier son and feeling the weight of many
Years of struggle, now trusts her say
ings of a lifetime into the hands of
her darling boy. A dispute arises
over a business transaction, when this
son, knowing his independence, turns
his mother mercilessly out of her own
home, the very birthplace of this
human fiend. An ambitious and in
dustrious husband. giving his whole
attention to his business, which tries
his nerves and claims most of his time,
will be complained to by an unreason-
able wife because she is not enter
tained and attended as she thinks she
deserves, and at the earliest oppor-
tunity is deserted for a smooth tall<er,
who plays upon her sympathy and ap-
peals to her vanity, leaving. in some
instances, even her babies behind. A
wife, after forsalling her parents and
bosom friends, withdrawing from her
many admirers giving herself, her soul
and person into the hands of another
reserving nothing, not even what for
tune or funds she may possess, may
one day be thrown aside as a useless
toy, Just because she failed to please
her lord or possibly because he resent
ed the attention and admiration shown
his wife by another man without hel
seeking. What bitter regret must fol
low, then. such complete trust and un.
reserved confidence.
DO not by extreme devotion and at
tention make yourself the slave o
the other; it surely creates self-depre
ciation. An unduly exalted and fals'
impression is likely to result, ant
vanity and self-indulgence with theh
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
HuNDREDS OF NEW CITIZENS.

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 7.--Sixty- five out
of 1926 applicants for naturalization
papers before Judge Robert Carey yes
terday were favorably passed upon.
About fifty cases We're laid over Tor
further investigation and consideration.
Today the courtroom is filed with
about 100 more applicants. One oi
those examined insisted that "uncie
joe Cannon is now mayor OF New
York and that he will be the next
governor of that State
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
auto sMAsHHs INTO TREE.

SALEM, Oct 7-Linwood A. Denny,
of the firm of SiclSler & Denny, o.
Salem, while passingt through Penns-
vile Wednesday collided with a tres
and his automobile was completely de-
molished. None of the occupants was
injured. Both wheels on the left side
of the machine We're torn off tho 'a.nps
broken and the body cisjo.nrtsS The
engine was also damaged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
WOMAN AND BURGLARS SHOOT.

CAMDEN, Oct. 7--Awakened by
hearing two burglars trying to force
an entrance to her home at 2407 Howell
street, East Camden, Mrs. Mary Con-
nor opened fire with a. revolver on the
would-be housebreakers, who came
into view as they fled after she raised
an upstairs window Emptying the gun
at the fieeting forms, Mrs. Connor her
self was a target for the thwarted
men, both of whom returned the fire,
but without effect.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
MAYOR LAYS CORNERSTONE.

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 7.--With IN
formal ceremony Mayor Otto Wittpenn
Yesterday placed the cornerstone for
the new No. 10 engine-house in Hudson
boulevard. The new building will ac-
commodate two companies and sets Of
apparatus and is intended to afford
better protection to the Greenville dis
trfct.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
to,ypENslAdHR BROKE NO BONES.

WOODBURY., Oct. IA letter re
ceived from Congressman Louden'
slayer, who is in New York, told thai
in fall while alighting from a car
wrist was wrenched badly and that he
sustained severe bruises, but that nj
bones were broken, as was reported
here.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
FULLY CLOTHED, REscuEs BATHHR.

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 7.-Plunging
into the surf without hating to remove
shoes or clothes, Harry Getz of this
city, saved the life of A. c. Anderson
q Pittsburg visitor, who was caught
in the grip of the ocean currents while
bathing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
DOCTORS FIND SLAYER STILL INSANE

TRENTON, Oct 7.-Physicians who
made an examination of Archibald
Heron, the murderer of the Rev. S. b.
d. Prickett, at Metuchen, in July, 1908,
declared that he still is insane. The
examination was made at the direction
of Supreme Court Justice Bergen, be-
fore whom Heron was convicted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Who Is Your
Best Friend?

DIR. Ixranz Says;
"seIf-Iove, Is the first law of ma
ture.
The unexpected may happen at
nny time.
of her home.
A wife desert her husband and
owen her babies.
4 husband throw n wife aside as
IA useless toy.
ono should not become the slave
of the other.
The wife should be capable of
earning her own living.
The wife II entitled 10 a Dercen-
tngc of the income. sss.s
Individual liberty must never he
crushed.
ScIf-protection is n necessity i'm
life aud absolutely just.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
pAssAIc TAG DAY SATURDAY.

PASSAIC. Oct. L. Arrangements
have been completed for st. Mary's
tag day tomorrow. Many local work
ers have pledged the use of their auto
mobiles to convey the tag-day work
ers around the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

some fisherman. He lives all sum.
mar At his place NJ Hunts Point.
across Lake Washington. 20 get the
fresh air. be says IFS friends say
be goes there 40 he can get TO the
fishing grounds quicker every night
Anyhow. he was sitting on his
porch late In the evening when q
nsighbor passed through his yard.
Selghbor stopped . minute TO ask
how they were biting.
Fine said Coe. Il got one last
night this long he measured off
about ~ inches ~Biggeat ever
saw
NegKhbof looked dubious. but Coo
Insisted that II was every Inch as
long An he said Neighbor passed
on.
"A he vent Mira Coo remonatrat-
ed With her husband. "fou ought
to be ashamed 10 oHRggeraie Il 30
much. she said.
Well sald the manufacturer.
the only fiHh rye caught In two
days ~aa 80 alifiFed small that !
had to exRgEeratn II"
TIA. ha. hRl"
Coe looked around.
The nolghbor had not got out OF
hearing lie had just passed the
corner 81 the house and heard the
whole confession.
ITS on me. said Coe. ruefuily.
I'm buy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
Lima and Bob

Every year puts the permissible deeds Of
Of amato sanity until
Lord 1910 little for the heroic
oyemakng OF Mr.. CHAMBER and his fair
Lima occupying the gosspng world and OF all
probably who does
the sided Robert Which fact In
world love lover unless
hundred and his inanss CLOSED
By veneering hand Of time
The man maid who shed AbeiaFd and
the spectacle OF
homicide the gauntlet OF his lady love-
modern nfatuaon OF the artistic aher
and freely the need OF keeper.
given his all To the he loves
permit Of arored onsting and suicide the
remaining Of giving nfe His sacrifice trans
with It's subsection mortgages
amone naturally not calculated TO stir the school
girls The fact remains however that he was willing to give
lawyers notaries public he "mady
threw his world away did the
cynical unanimiy Where Is s
boosted love for a lover2
by report thing Of beauty although there ia
being Joy forever But
Of beauty worth pary $4,000 year, The
beautiful of paint
and willingly half a million
Chanler
than the Of
the income OF hs
and enjoyment of OF
terpieces In flesh?
There is really world do A.
suspicion that arises regarding his
he off London 400
about him
giving seat In street ia sufficient
for calling in the aienists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
Dream
Nurber
MASS MEETING TO
REFORM THE RESIDUE

A mass meeting Of all the people
In the city VIII be held az the col
llseum tonight nj 1880. 10 discuss
ways and means for dlsposing OF
tho remaining evils In The city.
The program Of speeches follow.
"Underhhirta That Cra~fish Up
Your Back" J. jerks.
Dresses That Button Up the
Back. From the Point Of View OF
the Husband" Peter MuchewitZ.
Busted Suspender Buttons,
Sam Toothwhistlc.
pop Bottles at Ball Games"
Umpire O'Toole.
THE Man Who Refuses TO Take
Vacant Seat In a Car. But Insists
on Blocking tbs Aisle. Timothy
Commnter.
what TO DO With Our Surplus
Wealth" " ". Mucker.
Everybody should turn out 10
thla meeting and boost for a better
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
NEW ROOF FOR. CITY
FOILS WEATHER MAN

The contract for the new Ell.
roof has been let 10 Push 4 IIusfis
tho building contractors, and III;
be finished BY next spring. ms
specifications call for a roof 20 fse,
high IN the residence portion -
the city and 400 feet high Ia m.
down town district.
The roof Is 70 be made OF eiau.
on a steel framework. and each
section viii be provided with ~.
tainR that may be drawn 10 sxelud.
the sun II desired The framewors
II to be piDed with water SO tha,
any citizen may have rain ON M
premises Just at the time he need,
II.
The roof was made necessary bv
widespread rehabilitation with he
weather man. who often produced
unpleasant weather without Con-.
sulting the actual needs Of the cllI.
zens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
Anti tuberculosis League
Directs a Many-Sided
Campaign in Behalf of
Stricken Thousands.
~ MARION LOWE.

III by being chopped 90 pieces I
could save others from tuberculosis.
! would gladly make the sacrifice. :"
His wife smltien with the white
plague aud himself aud three chill.
dron possibly infected. the terror OF
the disease so Selked upon one hard.
working Seattle machiniat that. with
breaking heart. he made this CRY
20 Superintendent Mckihhcn 81 the
Auti.Tuhercuioais league.
The disease had Eripped hts wife
As her strength failed be began civ.
Ing w his work to take care of her
Then the day came whom he could
not work az all. for she and the
children needed all his care. Then
came the appeal made 10 the league
It's only a daily story OF the Anti.
tuberculosis league.
Yesterday there was another such
case. aud tomorrow there will be
another. and the day after that
Hardly a door Ia Seattle over
which tails angel Of death has not
passed and taken ita human nacri
sometimes tho frat born.
sometimes a babe. sometimes a
father. sometimes n mother.
And II In all so needleus. Some.
body was ignorant. somebody was
careless. and n family Is wiped out.
Hut people are beginning To learn.
That's an encouraging fact Through
the schools the Anti.Tubereulosis
league Is seeking to educate the
children In the ways Of prevention.
The other day a little girl came
10 the office. al the corner OF TINT.
verAity at aud Fourth ay. and said
she thought her father had tubar.
culosia, She had learned the symp.
toms In school An examination by
the league physicians showed tina,
he had the disease. and the whole
family may be saved.
"oh. my poor baby" went
father TO Mrs Bessie Davis. head
nurse Of the league. If had oniy
known.-
lie had tuberculosis. bat dldnr
know H. Little Alice has a taheF.
cular spine. infccted by her father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
CLEANED FROM ELYslAn
FIELDS.

Richard A. Balllnger has resign.
cd at last as secretary Of the in.
terror.
The local police court has been
forced to close on account Of a lack
OF business. There hasn't been a
case before the court for three
months The appropriation that
formerly went for the department
OF justice will ia the future be used
TO purify the water supply.
The street cor company has
placed In service n bunch OF new
cars. the peculiar feature Of which
In that they are all provided with
enough seats 10 go around They
present a striking contrast 10 the
cars In use back In 1910.
Tho city tar Assessor. John Per.
winkle. has announced that no
taxes will be levied this year. The
economical management OF city af.
fairs has left large surplus Of
funds In the treasury The interest
ON this money is TO be used for the
relief OF poverty. " any can be
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

and II she lives. may DO little
hunchhack
And IL il SO needless" said Mrs
Davis tuberculosis can be pre-
vented and I, ear be cured Ia early
stages. We must save the children. e
among the patients OF the
league u a mother dying OF con.
sumption. For seven years she
prayed every day that God might
give her a chlld. Then n little Girl
came. who Is now Is years old. and
there IL a little sister OF H. The
mother didn't know how TO protect
she chlldren. and both are possibly
Infected.
Save my children" she pleads.
az daily the breath comes harder
and the pain is littba sharper. Nov
ahr knows the danger. and In her
last hours the mother love deninA
hefaelf the kiss and earens Of her
children. Save my children"
Funny little twin babies. now .
months old. and booking exactly
alike. HAYS been saved By the
league When they we're weeks
old their mother developed tubor.
cul0ais. She was sent TO Kaua.
toflum and the babies we're put In
the care Of nurse. The mother
VIII recover aud the babies are
saved
To aid In the work of education
and prevention The isagua has re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

Trying Now to Teach Even Children
to Battle With Dread White Plague

Gently instituted an "out patient"
department Every day from ~ to
| O'Clock people who cannot afford
to pay a physician may call at the
diapensary and be examined free Of
charge 4.
AZ present 10 patients nre being
cared for at the ganatofium nj Riy.
efton. ~ AT the county hospital. ana
more than 100 caHea are under oh.
heryatlon each month.
Most Of our patients do not be.
long to the INDECENT. but arc worthy
people who have been brought
down through tho long devouring
waste OF tuberculosis, said Mrs
Davis. head nurse. Money and
property have gone. little by little,
20 keep the monster from the door Z"
Everybody who reads this little
tale may help carry the cross OF
Lorraine" the aHti.tuberoulosia
badge. 10 his neighbours door. that
the angel oi death may pass over,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
STnOLlER'S COLUMN

Thia happened In ons OF Seattle'a
eaten quick Restaurants
A tall. angular Faneher sho radi.
ated Wenaiches prosperity and
whose face glowed like one Of his
Uratenaieln apples. tucked hiH nap.
kin under hiM chin aud called for
apple pie hnd coffee
The trim little waitress slipped
the straminK coffee and the slab 81
pie aefosn Also sugar. one spoon
and one fork.
Tho Wsnatchee man sized up the
outfit. then beekuncd 60 the
waitress You forgot to give me a
knife" be said "For my pie. he
added. an abe looked blank
Then the waitress chuckled
why. sir. you eat pie with a fork. =
says she.
With a forti" exploded the We.
nRtchSe man. You cant tell me
hos 10 eat pie Why. young lady.
I've ct pie before you were born"
Carril " coe. president Of the
Queen Anne Paper Box company. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
OBSERVATIONS

Maybe city worry along never came back
,,u.o,.,.,.,, 400. ro,rr % won9, 81 ,o,....
the
How democratic our president
has become
We'll, the shomo although Il took about 10
years do It.
The football outlook at the university Is bright pros
poets also good could e expected.
The fair association bet didn't
ribbon for the champion hog
For u hts years Councilman Sawyer strangely
hcient In the first principles of augmentation.
Spokane only needs half cnch tha
Dugdae hasn't got the change. a whole will do.
The snohomish
school ads the election business
City Comptroller Boutwell, unique notion that
II there rakeon In the city bonds the city get H.
long Max Wadal mayor that the CITY ia run
the interests the dean
on the Mercer Investment Occidental Realty
'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
NEW AIR TARIFF.

The Transcontinental Airline Co.
has announced nsw passenger
tariff 10 take effect the frat Of the
month The reduced fare is 70 be
O. TO New York and t6.Ts TO either
london or Paris. The company
guarantees 10 provide airahips that
can make the trip 90 New York and
return in i5 hours The running
time from here 10 London 10 10 be
a day and a half No upper berthS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
You Can Master That Liquor Craving
in Three Days

Rid yourself of the poisoning and you free
man. This is what the Neal treatment does. 1t is
a perfect antidote which eliminates the alcoholic
poisoning from your system.
Absolutely no i'll after effects. The medicine,
which can be given to a child without harm, leaves
you in far better condition mentally and physi4
cally
After you have taken this (eher at home or in
well appointed instute) you have desire or
appetite for liquor than you had before you tasted your
first drop, and you vigorous than any
time since you began to drink
perfect cure is guaranteed in three days treatment
will be free We your fullest investigation For full
information including copy of guarantee bond and refer
ences (mailed in plain sealed enveope), address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
WE'RE NOW AS
WHITE AS gas

The city council al the meeting
last night voted 10 Danish all ths
following from the city.
Automobiles driven by ten.yeas
old Kids. homemade shirts; folding
chairs az funerals; minee Dis "a,
brea kfast. the merchant who offers
something Just as good; Wedding
cigars. and the barber who insists
on shaving you. giving you a shan.
poo and a face massage when Won
only wanted a hair cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
A Reliable Medielne--NoT A MAR.
HnTIr

Mrs. T. MART. st. Joe. Mich. says
Foley's Honey and Tar saved her
little boys life. She writes: "our
little hoy contracted a severe bron-
chial trouble. and as the doctors
medicine did not cure him. gave
him Foley's Honey and Tar. In
which | have great faith. Il cured
the cough as well as the choking
and gagging spells, and he go, well
In a short time. Foloys Honey and
Tar has many times saved us much
trouble. and we are never without
Il In the house. "-Bartell Drug
Stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
Star WANT" Ads Are
Business Bringers

When the medicine you take
cures your disease. tones up your
system and makes you feel better.
stronger and more vigorous than
before. That Is what Foley Kidney
Pills do for you. in all cases OF
backache, headache. nervousness.
loss of appetite. sleepleSsness and
general weakness that Is caused by
any disorder OF the kidneys or blad.
der--Bartell Drug Stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
pocToRs eTAhvIhGI

Sanitary conditions IN the city
are now 30 perfect that the SIX doe
tors who have been trJing TO prac
uce In tho city are IN q starving
condition. There IL Increment on
foot 10 establish home for them
in recognition for past services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
DAILY MARKET REPORTS.

fnaport furnished from quotations
from Ticker a Tieker.l
nceisteak. &C. ID: eggs. Dc doz.;
butter. i2c H.. potatoes. i0c bu.:
flour. i5e per cob. aaek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
LIVE MOSQUITO CAUGHT.

a fine speci-
men Of "a mos
quito was cap
tnrsd last night
near the city
limits by little
Johnny McCimp
ssy II viii be
placed In the
clty's geological
collection. and a
special cage In
being built for IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

The Gratitude OF Elderly Peeps
Goes out to whatever helps sl,s
them ease, comfort and strens.sA
Foley Kidney pills cure kidney sns
bladder diseases promptly, ana ~
comfort and relief TO elderly peop''
-Bartetl Drug stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

The specimen captured by the
McGimpsey boy IL a large fat one.
and the first that has been seen
here since 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
How Many Times
Have You Sworn Off!
How many pledges have you made and broken
You say you can stop drinking but can you?

Liquor drinking is disease Once acquired,
the thirst for intoxicants undermines the will
power You are helpless in your fight against it.
It's the alcoholic poisoning which lines the
walls of your stomach that overcomes your de
termination to quit. 1t is a fact, however, that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
A POPULAR FELLOW

That young Blinks has quite a drag with the girls"
Yes that's because he takes them out driving In n"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20

CArrill " coe. president Of the
Queen Anne Paper Box company. IL