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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-23
FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS.


FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
Z56f Adams. 9-2O-tf
NEWLY FURNISHED front room. 1873
27th. o.22.1wk
FURNISHED rooms. modern 2614
Monroe. 9-20-1mo.
FURNISHED for light housekeeping.
two rooms with pantry and closet.
2120 Quincy avenue. 9.19.1wll
NEWLY furnished rooms for gentle.
men 1876 Hcrrick Avo., between
26th and 9th, o17-1wt
FURNISHED ROOMS, 2ss 24th St.
9-l6-lmo
ROOM for gentleman. Modern. Beu
361gY. a.s.1mo
ELEGANTLY furnished sunny front
room, best location In city. $40
gath. e.a.1mo
ONE or two furnished rooms With
private family; located within one
block of Weber Academy, and With
in l l"2 blocks from new high school,
Address X, care of this Office. 9-2-tt
FURNISHED and unturniahed house,
keeping rooms, modern. $500 per
week and up. o56 3lst S-291ma
FURNISHED and unfurnishod fats.
2634 Grant 1e emo
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for
houSekeeping; 465 eth st 9-ol-tf
FOR SALE-MsSELLANEOUS
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. range.
dining tables and other articles.
1925 Adams. 9.23-1wk.
FOR SALE-New Standard Encyclo-
podia, full set. Inquire ogden Mu.
sic Co., 2370 Washington. 9-23-1wk.
A NEW heating stove. Inquire Bell
phone 2S5-Z or 515 24th street.
9-22-1wA
COW. blacksmIth's tools. 2225 Madi.
son 9-20-1wll
NoNDEsCRIPTIvE Arst-class r. R.
ticket 10 ST. Lonis. cheap. Address
w, care Standard s-l9'1wk
MAHOGANY upright piano, sl75.Oo,
ZsoS Grant. 9-19-1wk
FURNITURE complete for ten ,ooms.
Address 'E" in care Standard.
9-171mo.
1s-HORSEPOWER upright steam boil.
er. almost new, Bell phone 952-X.
9-l7-Z|ks
TWO horses aud wagon. buggy and
harness. 2201 Lincoln. 9-17-1wk
PHAEToN, harness and cutter 900
fruit jars, jelly glasses, etc, 622
26th. eli. 7.1wk.
FURNITURE 20. sale. c. E. Fisher.
9-14-lmo.
FINE. almost new Mission Oak Piano.
Dirt cheap. Come quick 329 26th
S-29-1mo
SEWING machine for sale cheap.
222S Lincoln. 9-12.lmo.
TO THE highest bidder. my beautiful
mission oak plano. 329 Goth st
9-3-lmo
RooMING HOUSE Tor sale. 25o6
Lincoln 9'2'1mo
NEARLY new higi~srade piano. O. ].
StIlwell. Ind. phone 67. Bell 1O2SY,
S 81 te
INVALID CHAIR, 2aO5 Lincoln.
S-ci-1mo
PRESS FOR SALE.
Drum cylinder Cottrell press. with
folder Size of bed. s3xi7 10 inches.
In first class order. Prints six col
emns, four pages. at one time Cheap
for cash. Inquire or address the
Evening Standard. 7-2.tt
FOR SALE-Ofd mats. Good to put
under carpets. inquire Standard
of1co. II
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
SMALL lodging house near depot No.
2GG5 Wall ave. Ind. phone e54
S-13-1mo
FOR RENT.
FURNISHED HOUSES
NEW elegantly furnished Groom
modern bungalow. no children. Ind.
,hone 36S4-.A 9-22.1wk
BUNGALOW with
piano. Inquire 1868 Monroe Ave.
nd phone 37S1-I. 9-2o-1wk
house Room for chick.
ems and cattle. SIC. 2Si7 Boulevard
Bell, 1i7i. 9-11-Iwk
u zIsa[I}} zis[} IL -
MITCHELL BROS. 81
Great SsIe of Monumental Work p
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-23

NEWLY FURNISHED front room, 1873
H'tn. 9-22-1wk
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-23

FURNISHED rooms. modern. 2614
Monroe. 9-20.1mo
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-23

FohNlSHED for light housekeeping.
Two rooms with pantry and closet.
2120 Quincy avenue. 9.19.1wk
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-23

NEWLY furnished rooms for gentle.
men. 1876 Hcrrick Ave-, between
26th and 27th. 917-1wk.
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GARRISON G. GARRISON.

2iJ1 Wash. Ave.
Bell phone 29G. Ind phone GIL
81. S2.100-Fivc-room modern on the
bench. lot iixl66 feet to al
Icy. Liberal terms.
81. .900-Four-room modern. lot liNl60,
One-thiTd cash. balance easy.
$50 an acre for so acres ON the Sand
ridge. 9-23-lwlt
BELL PHONE 1925. 30 Fccles Bldg.
The Standard Real Estate Loan Co,
lnc.-5 per cent money To buy, build
improve or lift mortgages on business
or residence property. Geo A. Whip
pie & Co, dat Agents 9-23-lmo
s1.5OO-CORNER oath and Jackson.
20 1-2 feet front on cath street
HInter 6 Kennedy 9-20-tt
so ACRES choicest orchard land at
Orchard Heights. also 20 shares OF
Davis C Weber Counties Canal stock
NJ A Child. I'll Patterson Ave Bell
1l97X S II I'm
THE MELROSE. 622 26th. Present
income over $4,000 per month.
a.17-tmo.
A FOUR.ROOM house, cellar and va
cant lots. 329 Wash ave. 9-21-1wk
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FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
2937 Adams 9-2O.tf
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-23
ORDER OF Owls.
WOMEN OF WooccRAFT.

Women of Woodcraft. Ogden Cir
Gle 6Sl. meets every "Wednesday
night at 7:3o o'clock. K. of T. Hail.
visiting neighbors invited. Dues eau
6e paid at the Reagan Grocery Store
the afternoon OF the 2Sth OF eacn
month
ALMA LUDDINGTON, G n.
59S 18th ST.
MARIE critics. Clerk.
273l MonrCo Ave.
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OFFICES ron NEGROES.
TAFT TO Recognize Coiorsd Republicans
nv Appointing Two oT Them to once

NAsHINuToN. OCT - 4 Republican
politician who is very much Interested
in the Ohio campaign and who - very
close To President Taft announced to
day with some satisfaction that the Nd.
rnInlstration was on the point 81 giving
substantial recognition to the "'lnr"d
Republicans by the appointment "t Will
lam II Lewis who u now Assistant United
States Attorney At Boston. to hs on" 81
N" Assistant Attorn"y--t,"ncTal ~ IN"
Department oi Justice IN Washington
rh!s WIS partly confirmed later Iu tn"
day at the Whit. House. hGt Attorney
General WICker-ham Expressed -usUri,''
Wneu the matter wa~ mentioned 10 han .
Lewis has been Assistant uIt'-t states
attorney AZ Boston Tot -"yerai years
and mas mad" q god record. IL" g. =
graduate Of Amherst and Harvard II"
mad" a record IA athletics at Amherst a.
raptain IL the football team and at Hnr.
ward a. 'eutr" rush
II was asserted that President TAFT
has lI-r dscidssi 10 appoint rhar.s# 4
lDtisTIll. a We. Auowu negro pt Toledo.
- collector Of customs At Honolulu. Re
pubhCan politicians here expect mat
these appointments will nav" a soothing
eject on tn" usgro.S 81 the states 81
OHIO New Jersey and Ma-Si chu-"tt-.
wnn have shown sIgu- II discomfort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-27
HI>r FOR REGIsTR, FRaTDS.
Republicans AIIegr CrOoked WORK Win
Aauedurt NOrkmen

WHITE PLAISs. oct 20. Supreme Court
J,lStic" Arthur s Tompkins has signed
orders requiring moro than thr"" hundred
and tifty 81 plpy"es along the lin" II the
CatskIll apu'luct in this county To show
caus" to-norrow Why their names should
not be- stricken from the registration lists
II u alleged that more than thre" thousand
names ar" on the registry list that ought
not To b" Their" Deputy Attoney-'ien-
"rIl Joseph II Essar Is bringing pr"r"ed-
ings as rapidly as pOsslbl" Ia prosecute"
vIolatpTs Of IN. law and n ~ believed
that by Tomorrow NOR" than thr"" hun
dred additional orders will hay" b''"n
lssued requiring aqueduCt workmeu from
ken-lCo nOrthWard 20 luTktoNn 10 show
caus" why they should not he "nJ"in"d
from registering. More than hundred
detectives have been getting evidence 81
Illegal registration
Following the hearing h"f0r" Jtt~tl'"
TOmpkin- Tomorrow morning q o. N"
intention Il the Republican b"--es Il"
bring A Sp.'cial charge b.f "" N" West
chester County Grand jury against men
Who are accused Of having assisted m IN"
alleged crooked registering
The Democratic LEADER say this action
- only "A campaign dodg" md hat hey
Il" not fear IN result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-27
rOLICr nrtDS ON TOrR.
Grop,rN and DriscoII VAIN Around and
Observe Conditions.

In'.a" tpmmt-- Ou.r trOp--y and rs
FIR DEPUTY. Clement Dri-coll made
a Harluu Al Ra-chli tour II two or three
polio" precincts early Yesterday morning
l." make -ur'' that thing- wnrr as they
should b" Ih"v vent un Broadway
ahu," Fortv- SECOND street 10 Fiftieth
street Thy looked IN too a. IN" West
Forty seventh street station Then they
went down 10 the West THIRTEEN
.'-,..r station. and ; from 'h.rr went
10 IW"utv-tutrd Street and IN ri avenue
a nelghHprhood from Which many com
pIaIu'- ~ street women have been re-
t..t'r
Perhaps Their" had been som" warning
NJ their approach 4 dnv rate they
found Everything shIU-hap" Police.
men were on post and walking about
hri A'v and frw women were TO he -oen
They -4W one policeman N the act of
arr'.-'rng q -tr'"t Nornar. sight which
pleased IN" Frr-t Deputy. AZ h. II dong
h. best 90 q -ahuss the uniformed police
ru4'. r' y" 'Otrpu hat ~" arrest NJ the .
sr....n .- be v1r, ot d"t"c'rys~ r"Ut uUt
Tor MA. uur'r'-'
D.rlfy I'r.-..lii went IrpIud 'n the n e-i
lgrtl street pu'I.a station Ia-t I.Eht
Lieut. Miller called m Doornan Telke
and pu-cnN asked nm number 81
utIe-tlun- about the condition of the
station house The three then went
through the place. looking INTO the cells
and The dormitorv for the reserve men.
Dri-cpu -aIt thar he found everything
m good SHAPE. signed hi- name on the
police h.utter. and drove away.
Later b. -topu'd a. the Past i?e,h
-'r..' station. Whor" Lieut. Blum showed
fr.ru about the hDu-" and from Their"
u.nt tu IN" Eas' loih street station
Il"u' ~nyd'r Their" TOOK him through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-27
WANT aero ron PRI>IIPiL.
Hoard oT EducatiOn DIscusse' plan. tut
Doesn't FRNOrN

A motion came up ~ the meeting OF 10"
Board Of Education Yesterday T." a-N 'h"
board az Aldermen permission =" nd'
an automobile for tine prucipl' 81 III"
Parental school az Flushing without adj
vertislng
Mr. MCGOWAN wanted 20 know II ~"
department was going To furnish aui"i1o-
bilcs To all the principals and later IN
perhaps To the teachers
Nicholas Barrett Of the supplies com
miitee said that Principal Todd uf ~"
Parental school had also To look after
the BROOKLYN Truant school, thre" nI.",
away. and he needed the machln" 10 make
quick time between IA" two
MIR McGowau SAID many principals
IN Manhattan had nv" 81 -II dnu"N"- aud
uu automobile"
IL there IL going 10 be dI-tubgtIuu
Of automobiles our district >uu"r.uf"Li
ent down Oh Staten Island ought g. nL'"
one He has To- travel many miles -I.d
Nj McIie-
Mr. Barrett explained that tn" district
zupertnteud.nt could hire autrm.h .'-.
II WAS disclosed that Mr. Todd salary
- 81 81 year An lutomubfI" "''i't
cost about a. much. Il Was -sttd NJ
McGowan asked II II would NOS 30" shea per
e. hlrc principal Toy ~" BROOKLYN iTI..rt
school so that MIR Todd would not need
the auto.
Herman Metz Suggested 'LI' 10"
Finance Department might -".l "r" of 90
old mac hIus- cheap - the Bulri - t.iu-
cation lie said that ~ -"iitr- 'wp a.i
one, ~. Finance Department VrG'i
d" able To- buy . new in1Chlu"
Mr. Barrett said h. would t-V ~" -oH"T'
and Withdrew ~. motion ~ r-f"rofiD'. to
the Aldermen
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S.J .OOO mn GREEN
one Dollar Notes to lie issued IN place NJ
Notes nf $40 ana nv ard

NA~HGSGroN Oot ~ On IA" recon
rnendition Of \ PAT Andrew. Assistant
SECRETARY "i IA" Treasury and former
DiractoT 81 "a" Mint. secretary Mac
Ncagh TODAY ordered an i-su" ~ nIi.i
Siatr~ not"- or -rr."uhach- ~ u"nunt-
nations 81 on" dollar up - ~" amoIur Of
s. uEVtD Ih"-" new "u" dpnar notes
Will p., r"I--'I.- 10 take ~" pla," ~ ont
standing gr"nuna'N- 81 h" d"upmina-
ton 81 So aud .-ward III" note If
~. larger d"UuulI1. lnu ar" coming INTO
tho 1r"a-Iry t1' i"t--I. a. 10" rat" ~
about 81 80 Uu a uphth ~ they Az
p.tr hereafter they viii hc taken IU and
the notes a. ~" denomination Of 81 i,-I..i
uutl th" limit 10 S5j.v".sD has f.'''u
reached
The new policy - ia" result q 20" d"-
mdud which ha- always teen i"l' a. thi-
season for note 81 the smaller d"uoiniua-
tion The approaching holiday trad" -
tn b." responsible" for N" IN
creased demand heretofore IA" annual
demand Tor the small bills has exceeded
the supply about 81 go go each year
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Mann AND TRIPPErT INCEILS.
Bar N,o"iati0n iIoklnE into Onr NJ the
~rniOr Partners Ga~r>

H. 70 " lGgn".r Hv rar'uar Of
Robert stare" rurr 5".4s"d NJ -.u.
ornIuou ot p"fIIrr .n tr.. ease a.. .iprr
Rodge.s ~. alleged r.,ApucEei. vino is
% he tried m judge Kosalskys part II
General Sessions. surrendered to tho
District Attorney ofice Yesterday He
was arraigned before Ma gIstrate Murphy
m the ToTnbs court and held IN s. go bail
for examination Neither he nor Hare
could furnish bonds and they are in the
Tombs The cases will he heard bv
Magistrate Murphy this afternoon At
2 o'clock
The grievance committees Of Tho Bar
Association - a. present investigating
Information against Col Hare brought
to Its attention 10y Assistant District
Attorney SOFT Tn. story that came 20
Mr. Mott grew out Il The trial Of David
J Fisher. q lors"man, VINO vas con
vic'ed of grand larceny and fined tJOO
Fisher worked the gyp horse gam. on
Fred " Rondhotl 81 HOboksn Before
tho case came 10 trial before Judge swan
IN General Sessions n was on the calendar
several times Tn. last time ~ went on
RondhOl'2 says b." was approached IN
the corridor - IN" Criminal Courts
Building 10y a man who told him that II
ne and M father would not show up
WHOM the gas" Waz called the 500 he had
loot would 30 returned 20 him ROndhnlty
and he father thought that they had
better -ee a LAWYER. and went ont ~ the
building In" first -,gu they saw was
that II HARE. then IN Lafayette street
They went no 70 sees Hare
According 70 Rondholtz. Hare drew
~ what purported 10 be summons
in civil suit against Fisher Afterward
~ appeared that Fisher had given Hare
500 and signed paper which stated that
Hairc was 10 hold the money until or
derad by Fi-h"r 20 pay II TO Rondholtz
Then RDndholtZ and mis- father went
10 AIr Mott. who advised them 70 appear
AZ the TRIAL After Fisher had been
Convicted MT Mott sent the men TO Hare
Hairr refused n paw the money 20 them
saving that he had not been ordered 20
do 80 bv Fisher
Barre denied that he had advised the
mon n STAY away from the trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-27
uri az rn0urS rr>NS
~errrtar, >aETi says the E'Idrnc- ThsI o.
Wa Padded o. Conclusive.

NAsHINGroN. O't. 20 IN" "v Id"nc.
- c1ncmsIN" that IN the first enumeration
IN" report. were padded. d"clar.st
charlie. Sagei Secretary II Cummer,-.
and Labor In commenting TODAY upon
m" alleged frauds IN N" census m
ne rIry of Tacoma Wash The rasa
va mad" M" subject II h-arInS a.
NT NaE.I - Dfice Director BITand and
90 her census officers wer" present
nv. prominent ,Ifsl"U- of iIr0ria.
'.-tu. 4 ~ I ]. ~'ri"- appeared % is.lalt
.l that ..fE g." I,uuiuIu- H-A.,I that
au Hrt"r I.' .--u'.,I calling for % n.,u.f...io
enumeration u' ia" cttv.- .pnHu.H'|rl
linz request was taken under cons i.rt
ton and At early decision will 10 reached
Secretary NaRel - 81 III" opinion that
when tho census was taken M Tacoma IN
April the figures were padded Under
hi direction suspected districts were
r,-"numerntcd ~ August and September
Tho returns showed decline IA popu-
latIon
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WANTS A CORONER REMOVED
~ nor SUlNN SAYS THERE
iRE TGII REPORTS iBOIT.
Inv oiinG Two COronerS ami Another
Man The Discharge Of IIeineman.
Homicide. by Coroner Feinberg viii
lie Investigated nv the Grand Jury.

Homicide. ~ Coroner Feinberg VIII
Br Investigated nv the Grand Jury.
The action u Coroner Israel Feinberg
~ dlscharRing william Heinrman. who
shot and killed Robert Dooley last Jan
Vary, will oe investigated 10y the Grand
Jury
Coroner F"inberg was criticised by
Judge Edward Swami in General Sessions
ou Tuesday rIght when the jury handed
IN verdict 1T granddaughter in the first
d"gre- o. giIH~t Heinemann. and yesterday
the Judge sad further
! don know what course the District
Attorney will pursue for he IL III At his
HON" md has not been ia the Court House
thI- w".h
~F.inh.rg should be removed Since
~" first of January 'her. have been ugly
rumnf- about the Coroners' offiC. These
rImur- affect two 81 the Coroners and
another man. I feel that have n duty
o. p.rf pr'n Iu this matter and have taken
steps tu nrlug 20 light such cases a. the
h'lu"man cast, whsT" preliminary eX-
arulua'in., are held contrary TO the stat
ut"~ which p-pyld" expressly that a jury
b." 'lupiLeII'.i
Thor are three ways 81 getting at
Fe,nh-rg said Judge swami One
would b." g. petition the Governor 10 re-.
NOV" Inn for alteaSanC' IN Office. an
other 90 present tn" TACT 10 the Appellate
Division VITA a request for his removal.
and thirdly 10 have him indicted for
/ M .d"rnaiupr
J.dr" swarm sad thar he had not vet
d"y'd",i which was tn. best course to
pursue ~" had never IN his life heard
% u Cor u"r prr-.mIng - pass upon IN"
guilt 'r tunuo.uc'' oi an accused without
'HllHT wItn"~s'~
H"ln"uau vd- lu-tled by bows on Vest
18Th srt."' IA h.. night u January and
shot Dpol"v. no di-i lively. days later
t"luhgTg took two statements from
bun."y hI' they could not he considered
Irlus statements a. Duolev az the time
thought tha' Do" would recover
70" polio" CAV" 80 Feinb-Tg the names
II 80. nu vItn'sss'> Not one vas called
bafnr" tn" coroner Ts'nbarg insists that
h. W. told bv m" p0liCe that the wit
u'.~s"- ruuld ul' b." found. lie examined
H"iu"uIau pr.'n to.y
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A. P. HETNZE IN MORSE'S CELL
NTCE LITTIE Jtu. M SlIS,
Is NJ SETTLES DOUN.
Gives out a Piece Entitled ''rhOuEhts re-
fore Ten Days'' % lou Can Hire =
Lawyer why can't lOu Remove q
witness: out In Time To Vote.

Arthur y Hainza was taken to the
Tpmh- Yesterday afternoon by Marshal
HeuSel To- serve tn" ten DAYS imprison
uIen' - which h" was sentenced year
ago - IA" day by Judge Ray ~ IN.
United States Circuit Court HsInze was
tried pu fho ohlTC" of impeding IA.
administration ot Justice by assisting
Tracy RyrkuE CHAM. former employee
~ rh" United Copper Company. To evade
~" s"Iylc" 81 a -uhppna citing HIM ~
appear before the Federal Grand Jury
Hem" might hay" kept out Of the
Iuwh- rhr"' DAYS longer. hut h" would
ltN" lost his vui" ia that ca-.'. and hc
d"c.ded To- get .' oyer and save hI- vote.
II" said Yesterday thai h. -Wuuld Anu~
hON 10 vote too.
When Marshal Henkel and Heinz.
started from the Federal Building TOR the
l"mhs Hem" asked e. h" allowed To-
e. VA u taNICab
N"ro NJ. IN parad. Mr. HSny" %
r"pL-i be Marshal We u walk but
th" walk turned INTO a parade after All
for e crowd followed
HEM. vls put IN {. " Morse ohi cell
Nu 80, ma m" seventh tier. This ~ q
rl'" At'I laII. h" -IId ~ h" looked about
.lu Ih" reporters w.r. admitted 20
-"'' hIW and he distributed tvpewrIttsn
o. 7 ful-
Under what believe To- be- q mistake
oi law and fact | was som.whi' over
year ago found guilty OF what Is usually
termed among laymen contempt Of
court. technically obStruCtIug OF en-
i"lNprIEg 10 ubst r1!Cf the IN" adm Ms
tra'.nu " Justice m IA" courts IL the
l nlt"d S'dt"- by advising "A former ward
ot "a ne fp 'ak" a vacation which thought
would keep hin uut 1T trouble have
not been found guilty ut any other charge
| mas" 'hr- Statement hrUau-" Il To-"
many falls" r"ipr-. which hHI" been
circulated The "Nl-'"u," II 'hl~ statute
winch has nov G."u stretched 10 cover
thus vacation advice wd- gnkuuUn TO
u," a. IN" tame. a. vol a. 20 most Il
the legal urui"--lou. A. hl-" heeu
informed | thuuEh' That vas ioiuE
not only What Wa proper hu' whAt -
Vas my i4'. - Io
IN" n"N' thing ". -ha! hear IT -
thai % lawyer has t.-au convicted ut
ND.f 7IU'ruL rV-fI., hy advising hIS client
% defend himself The toIr' - | Wa
the g.u'emr. ItuIu-..d uu nv ia addition
90 ne -aU" Hue mDos..l mon my 60.
defendant = -.'y"r" -"Ui"up" ula'Iug me
% IN" custody Of 'h- MHr.ht tor '"u
DAYS Having "Nhiu~tad IA" upIorrIn.iy
tor 9 r'u.wl. rr . r.svl-Iu1 uv aHI"ll
! arm nov "uwI".'"d to submit with
+E"h "GVIn'W.f" a. ! can muster " a.I"
r.l'.d"ut rht' uu moral wrong VA aver
.u'..'t"i or ..nwui''"1 10y 'u" N"N"r' a"-
'". shall 0pI' .Ur." 80 N'r'tDi bgrIrr
~" let i.'',-..u y"t'- - pppu-.. 'g7I-'-
and he d. u,s;.". 't..v stand for
IN" .u" of 80 Vui,a Wa Part Of
'u" -suf"u'" imposed hy Jui-" Raw
Hem" Iat % Comm --Ipu"r shields
bstrr h' va 'ak"r fp tl" Ip'nb-
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60, Nh,c \ppro, - New state school NJ
NgrlrnItnre.

NrR,Nf. CO.. - Gov Horace " hlte
Is Interested 900 agu.ui'ur" and VAS had
Al lu''r"~' 900 D farm for three wears. 80
h" ...i- 'r" beard { trustees Il IN" new
Stat" S,ruol II Ngu"ul'ur" ~ Morris
Vile 90 % letter . c"ugratiIlatIon on -
oTs.uInC 'p.'uprrpw III" Governor adds
M p.liri thu he state l- doing a yalIabl"
" rh Iu uH"rIuE go tn" young mon the
t.ripr'IElfg ''u attain know l"dsp and
rra .fI.a' 'Ni"r"nD" 300 'hl- imJur'aut
line - work There L. p"yuud any .tr-
non 'uIra"d improvements m pur iEr.
rrII'urt, conditions and = far NOR" hu:..f ..
yI"w Of 'h" 'y'ur' Tor his most "--.r'nt|
Ins'i'uirHu Of oar sat" lif"
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New Drput, rorc., omm,..loncr

Nr,Ny. Or' - John Il RurnhaT -
l-."V Wa appointed 'p-ilv hv Sta"
Forrest Fish and Ga'r" 'omtniSs ior"r
IL l"ruy hu.tu as I"fu'y Commits
s.un"r at salary Of s. uap VI Barn
nam ui- been -rrylug 10 the department
sine" Noy"uI h"r. 1913. wh"u b. was al
ruIrt"a e rsn and gam" protector hy
fprIn.r tummt--IOu"r MhIypI. In
1888 ~ Wa mad" rhI"f fish and game
pro'",Ior N'r BIrnharl -'I"ca.d4 10
~" pli," mad" vacant ~ m" r'.-ig nation
r..csu iy NJ Deputy Commas .pn"r -
I-twrruce ~ b.lawtr. county
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Mo, emen,s Of Naval vessel.

WA-HiNGTON. Do % The "TU-"-
Tacoma has arrived ~ Puerto ,ort.s
m" d".'~ov"rs Fu-sar. Ilmsnn and
Reid NJ Solomon Island 'he gIurpa's
Wnp"iing and Petrol 49, Ginrtlfar and
the collier Hannibal ~ S"wal. Poiu'
Ia" g1nhus' Hist has saIi.i from
Portsmouth. y n for Norfolk and ~"
collier AJAX from Guantanamo Tor Hamp.
cor Roads
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WIND TtJE or NITTONS
Chinese said to Have Bought ARM. hut
They Aren't 90 Use Found

Chipatown had a story Last night hat
an Anonymous note had been sent 'o POLIO"
Headquarters 10 -ay fha' a h'ua'rlu
had bought rife- and revolver. u''h
plenty 81 ammunition. which '1H h..r
sent 10 the basement Of ~ P"ll -'r'"' Tn.
note said the rih"s. revolver ant amman
ton had been purchased ~ - BruaIaa"
sporting store No weapons were iugri
in the Pel street place and N" wHpl"
tale was hardly yerihsble
Commissioner Dri-,ull sent ten police.
men from the bicycle squad 90 Chnatowr
last night. who with the extra men from
the STATION house the men from IA" Ir.
Hps.ctoT'- stan and the men from Central
ono" and Headquarters t1Iite croWd tho
three small and crooked streets
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yrs. >,GE'> ,uHrL,N'E.
Three Decker Auto for Dogs ami cats At
Work for the - y. q. 4

An a4'ur.uI. pmb.nroa given by
Nr- Russell sage. Co. IN" = y = 4 fur ne
transportation Il animals v,'t INTO COM
rl --Ipu Iu this city yesterday II ha.
r'r.' d"'h- Hni can carry 200 dug- and
rtf-
d." -,...fy reports that m N" year
.'toi September ~ ~ called for pick -d
gr ant received ~ Mo- -h"lt"r- and -.
crfvIuE .ftt.rU- NOR" than go. ~ small
at .rutl4 H. %" carly summer when
p"upi" w'r,. leaving 'h" ctv ~ Waz not
unusual i.r 'N" -0.l.'v ~ hIudl" 9I -
-" dnga Ird 'tf. daily
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WirrR TINNEL lPPROI IN.
state 'omTi. sion Fin'is That u win Be
EraSibIr and Economical

IN" stat" Wf'er supply COMMUNIST
ate. lrr""'irg formally approved vest.r-
d'v oi ~" plan - construct high PRESSURE
mains m Manhattan syid The BronS. -
fnIi rh" u"w water supply .",yI'a which
- 20 ba brought from IN" CafakIIla NAV
be "N'"ni.i 80 BrOoKyu Queens and
Richmond 10" cpTnnIz-ion found that
tn" yrnuD-.l bIRh pr..sSIra tunnel Waa
f".u-Ibi" and would m ~" l1ug run re-ult
.u saving u"Uay 49, ~" cifV
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Mrs Perry ~as ss years old and was
prominently identified with her husband
in the work Of CALVARY Church Her
son. IN" Rev James De Wolf Perry " +,
Bishop ~ IN" Diocese ri Providence z ! !,
was Nj her bedside when she died
The accident that resulted IN Mr..
Perrv's death occurred Will" she uas
alighting from a trolley car on her way
20 visit another Son in Germantown she
was ~ once taksn IN n hospital She
~ nix rapidly until IN" end cam. AZ 10 'clDk
this afternoon.