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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
THEATRE PARTY
AND BANQUET OF
BUCK COUNCIL
Junior Order Plans Annual En-
tertainment for Members
Next Friday Evening.

Arrangements have been completed
Of Colonel S. T. Buck Council, Jr. O.. u.
A. M, of this city, at the Hotel Navarro.
Broad street. on next Friday evening.
Prior to enjoying the feast of viands"
the party, consisting of sixty members
of the order. will attend the Empire
Theatre, where seats have been reserved
for the delegation of Juniors.
The committee in charge of the affair,
August Muller, chairman; John Myers,
secretary; Henry Beehtoldt, treasurer
Frederick Oschner and George Wilkin-
son, will provide an entertaining musi-
cal after-dinner bill. The artists will
include Charles Stewart, the Scotch
comedian; Charles Gibbs, the popular
balladist, and others.
A few Of the sixty members who will
participate in the event will be Alfred
Meyers, John Whetham, Alfred Crosse,
William Ashurst, Arthur Prinz, William
Parsells, Arthur Ritter, George Transue,
Robert Kinsling, Frederick Alberts,
William Kuebler, o. j. Shortau, j. Y. p.
Parks, w. Stevens, II. Cook, Reonald
Hanke, H. williams and A. Becker,
The officers of the council, who will
also assist the committee in assuring it's
success, are: Percy Davenport, coun-
cilor; Albert Babin, Vice-couneilor; A.
Muller, recording secretary; j. Myers,
A. r. s.. August Bechtoldt. financial
secretary; George Duguid, treasurer II.
A. Bechtoldt, warden; w. Oschner, in
side sentinel; w. Stevens, outside senti-
nell and George Perry, chaplain.
Colonel Buck Council meets at 257
Washington avenue, Woodside, and the
annual banquets and theatre parties of
the council are events that attract not
only the "actives" but the ''inactives"
as well.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
UTILITIES BOARD
COMPELS ERIE TO
GUARD CROSSING
Paterson Officials Failing to
Complain, Commission Acts,
Following Fatal Accident.
Especial to the Newark star.1

TRENTON. Oct THE city of Pat
erson not having filed complaint and
in the absence of one from twenty
freeholders and taxpayers of the city
against the Erie Railroad Company as
to the dangerous character of the
Broadway grade-crossing in Paterson.
the Board of Utility Commissioners
yesterday filed memorandum to the
effect that until the crossing is abol-
ished the Erie shall take the proper
steps to prevent repetition of the ac-
cident which resulted in the death of
Albert Froelich and Miss Froelich and
the injury of others in an automobile.
The company is willing to protect the
place, 1t is said, and for this reason
no further action by the commission
will likely be necessary.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
BUILDING CONTRACTORS
REFUSE TO HIRE UNION MEN.

OCEAN CITY, Oct, THE building
contractors of this city have given no
tice to their carpenters that after De-
cember 1 they will not employ mem
bers of the local carpenters union.
Some of the firms announce that on
and after March / they will raise the
standard rate of pay to 40 cents per
hour but under no consideration will
members of the local union be recog-
nized. If the men leave the union they
will be assured of fair treatment If
they continue with the union their
places will be filled by others.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
MICH. CONVENTION
HEARS ALL ABOUT
TARIFF QUESTION
Democratic Temporary Chair.
man Predicts Landslide Be-
cause of Popular Resentment!

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Oct. de-
of the congressman from Michigan who
aided in its passage was outlined to-
day as the strongest planl- in the plat
form of the Democratic State conven-
tion to be adopted today. The dele
gates to the Democratic State conVen-
ton expressed pleasure over what was
designated by them as the evasive
tactics of the Republican convention In
advocating the tariff issue yesterday
and they prepared for fierce on
slaught on the measure and it's ad-
herents.
Frank d. Eaman, temporary chair
man of the convention, asserted in his
speech before the convention that the
uprising against the Payne tariff bill
would result in a Democratic landslide.
He declared that every Republican
congressman in Michigan had betrayed
his constituency in voting for the
measure and that their places would
be taken by Democrats in the next
Congress. He said in part:
President Taft stated in one speech
in the West, where he knew the senti-
ment was strongly in favor of a re.
duction on articles of general consump-
ton, that there was no latent meaning
in the term revision;' that an honest
definition could mean nothing else than
reduction Two weeks later, standing
before a vast assemblage in New York,
he said that revision means TO revise
and to revise means to raise or to
lower
Tariff Nomenclature.
II am told he has learned tw4 more
definitions of his tariff revision. One
is political perfidy.' The second is de-
feat am told, also. Mr.. Taft now
says the raise in the tariff seems
have raised hell also.
'When the toiler asks Why .ust
pay more for my suit of clothes?' he
is told because you can save five cents
by eating 100 pounds of sugar. When
timerously he protests against paying
more for his underwear and blankets
and gloves and hats, he is told to light
his pipe for thousand times with
matches made by a trust and he will
find his cost of living reduced by the
huge burden-lifting amount Of one
cent. which he may invest in two
ounces of beef trust bologna. oh yes,
they are all dupes and fools. Maybe.
When the roll is called next time In
Congress there will me many strange
voices to answer it, and they will come
from the Democratic side"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
sons of Veterans Minstrels.
statc Head a Visitor.

state Department President Mrs.
Ella Yard, of this city, and National
Junior Vice President Mrs. A. Lese
were rendered a reception last evening
by I<earny Circle, Ladies of the @. A.
r., at the post hall. Mrs. Yard was ac-
companied by her staff. The ladies or
the circle provided social program
with refreshments. Delegations from
sister circles were also present Among
those who entertained the grand offl-
GERS were President Mrs. Rose Crane,
of Kearny Circle; Senior Vice-President
E. Schuck, Junior Vice-President M.
Kline and Past President Lizzie Crane
Addresses were made by several promi-
nent members of the ladies of the G..
A. r.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Union Reception and Dance.

A union reception and dance will be
conducted under the auspices Of Good
will, Anthony Wayne. and Evening
Star Councils, of the Daughters of
Liberty, in the New Auditorium, on
Thursday evening. November g. A joint
committee selected from the three coun-
ellis will arrange the program. The
members of the Jr o. U. A. M. and
friends of the order will attend the
affair A prize will be awarded the
council having the largest percentage
of members present. Good music will
be provided and refreshments will be
dispensed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
PROSPECTIVE BRIDES
SENT TO GRADE SCHOOL

passed the eighth grade to go back to
classes and learn some more, was stu
in effect.
The truant officer has commenced to
round up the delinquents. Several were
found Yesterday, including two pros
uectiye brides, who could not show
grammar school certificates.
There was much pleading.
Its no use,' the officer said. go
back to school. More than thirty have
bought states this week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Candidates Obligated.

An initiatory session and social was
conducted by the degree team and well
fare committee of Marcus L. Ward
Council, Jr. o. u. A. M. last night
Several candidates were obligated. The
social features were also enjoyed. The
members also discussed the benefits of
the new and increased insurance rates,
which become operative on November l.
The council also decided to hold a
minstrel entertainment in the near flu
ture. Councillor Max Mayr filled the
presiding chair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Royal Arcnnum Initiation.

The local councils of the Royal Ar
canum will hold a large union class
initiation In the New Auditorium, In
Orange street, next month. The date
will be announced soon. Noted officials
of the fraternity in this city and Es-
sex county will be present. The past
and present regents will be well rep
resented.
Among the councils that Will partici-
pate in the big session will be Alamo,
Corinthian, Newark City, West End,
Woodside, General Runyon, Adamant
and South Orange. special entertain
ment program is being arranged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Send You Absolutely Free A Trial
Package OF A Remedy That cures
This Distressing Condition. 1t
Comes Prepaid To Your
Door.

Consider my offer. l willingly send
you free of charge trial treatment of
the wonderful Gauss Combined Catarrh
Cure. You have everything to gain and
nothing to lose. It's up to you. If you
wish to be. cured Of that foul splitting
and hawking-that wretched depressed
sensation - that on't-dare-look- any
body-in-the-face" feeling-then fill out
the coupon without further delay.
possess the remedy that will cure you,
but a. L have not your address you
must supply 1t. That's all 1 ask. Sim
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mall 1t to me today 1t will be the
means of restoring you to a perfectly
normal condition, giving you a sweet.
pure breath.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
knights of pxthln. session.

The monthly session of Black Prince
Company, Uniform Rank Knights Of
Pythias, was held in the castle hall on
Wednesday night. The attendance was
large and several Pythian visitors were
present. A drill of the company, in
command of Captain William T. Wi
mans, preceded the business and social
session. The members also discussed
plans for the coming winter term.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
PRINCE AND THE NEWSIHS.

PATERSON. Oct 7-State Senator
vitation of the Paterson Newsboys
Association to address them in their
rooms in Ellieon street tonight. The
boys who sell the papers anticipate an
interesting heart-to-h heart talk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
WATER co. OFFICIALS TO
PLAN UNIFORM ACCOUNTS.

TRENTON, Oct. IA committee of
of water companies was
named yesterday at a hearing by the
Public Utilities Commission on the mat
ter of uniform accounts for the purpose
of outlining what these representatives
consider the most practical system of
meeting the requirements of the law
regarding accounts.
The committee is made up of NJ. w.
Pharo, o. P. Fisher. P, B. Pierson, w
j. Whelan and j. o. Waterman. The
conference developed that the water
companies think uniform system of
accounts will be desirable, providing a
practical one can be devised.
STAR WANT ADS HRING RESULTS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07


An exceptional entertainment bill
was provided at the big session Of
Newark City Camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, held at Woodmen's Hall,
Arcade building, last night.
1t was the banner opening of the fall
and winter season among the local as
sociates of woodcraft and large dele
cation representing camps in both Es-
sex and West Hudson counties was
present The State and district officials
were out in force, including National
Lecturer Edward r, Burns, State Lee
turer Harry Adler, State Deputy A. h.
Chaffee, Adjutant James A. Conway
and others. A feature of the event
was the evolution work of Newark
City Camps drill team. The musical
program was well rendered and re-
freshments were served.
The general committee of the Mod
ern Woodmen of Essex and West Hud-
son counties, consisting Of President
H. Burton Tolen, of Newark City
Camp; Vice President ]. j. Saxer, jr.,
and Secretary James j, Blaine, Of
Robin Hood Camp. and Treasurer j.
l.. Terhune. of Harrison Camp. aided
in making the affair a decided success.
The entertainment committee of
Newark City Camp, H. B. Tolen,
Thomas A. Brooks John L. Young, G.,
E. MacElroy and William T. James
had charge of the diversified program
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
WORK SICK MANS FARM.

CANTON, Oct. Because Walter
Skellinger has been i'll and confined to
his bed for several weeks his neigh
bors have taken turns in picking and
carting and selling his crop of to-
matoes, husked his corn and stored 1t
in his crib and performed other farm
work for him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
When You
Think Of Furnishings
think Of
''Gowperthwait's'

For over half century we have
been outfitting the homes of thou
sands, and our ard
methods, low prices and liberal
credit terms wherever credit
has been asked have made US a
DEPENDABLE source of supply
for those that KNOW US.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
crxntic Mnsons Meet.

Kane Council, Royal and Select Ma
sons, held a stated assembly last eve
ming at the Arcade building, on Broad
street. A number of candidates were
given exalted degrees and a social hour
followed. The attendance was large.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Junior order Housewarming.

The third annual house-warming and
entertainment of Company G, Uniform
Rank, Jr, o. U. A. NJ, was held in the
new hall at 4S William street last
night. The committee in charge pro-
vided an attractive program. Captain
Frank jacket and the commissioned
officers assisted in the reception. A
large delegation of the Junior Order
representing several councils were
present
1t was a decided success and eclipsed
the event held last year. The officers
entitled to a share of the credit are
Captain jacket, Lieutenant S. Jowitt
and Sergeant A. c. Kinsley.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Hill Camp in Session.

The members of Hill Camp, Wood
men of the World, held an important
session last night at Colosseum Hall,
in Springfield avenue. The camp de-
cided to conduct several socials and
smokers during the coming months.
At the session arrangements were
made for the first smoker, which will
be held on November 3. Those who
Will serve on the committee are: J..
Wester T. Merkel Fl. Augustine, F.
Grimme and w. Kluge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Dauehters of Liberty Social.

A social and shirtwaist dance will be
conducted under the auspices of Pride
of Peter Cooper Council, Daughters
of Liberty, at the hall, 1874 Market
street, tonight The welfare commit
tee has the affair in charge 1t is the
first of series Of social events.
Good music will be provided for the
dancing. Those active in the affair
will be Sisters Robrecht, Fleming,
Haedler, Lankin, Rossnagel, Kissewet-
ter and Brothers Loeffier and Scheider.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
ELOpING WIFE CAUGHT.

MILLvILLE. Oct Mrs. Leona
Hess, the eloping wife of Samuel Hess.
Of Millville. who was indicted by the
Cumberland County Grand Jury in
April, 1909. for bigamy. was arrested
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
MYSTERY IN DISAPPEARANCE.

PERTH AMBOY, Oct. J-Mystery
surrounds the disappearance of Leo
Hibbitt, of Genre street, this city.
Hibbitt was last seen week ago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Truant Officer Finds Two, Near
ly 20 Years Old, With
out Certificates.

VICKSBURG, Mich, Oct. MANY of
the younger society set of the town
are lodging the truant officer. Recent
ly friends of education here discovered
that an old law, requiring all persons
under 20 years of age who have not
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
Foresters to Dance.

The associates of Companion Court
Anthony, Independent Order of For
esters, will hold a lollypop social and
dance in Owing Hall, 474 Broad street,
on next~Friday evening. 1t is expect
ed that many visiting companions will
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07

by Deputy Sheriff Frank Bullock at
Long Branch. She pleaded non vult
in court and will be sentenced today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07
order of Amaranth Meeting.

The members of Harmony Court,
Order of the Amaranth, entertained as
their guests last evening several grand
officers, including Laura Du Bois.
grand matron; George Gussie. grand
patron, and other prominent officials.
Royal Matron Margaret Walker, of
Harmony Court, who is also grand con-
ductor presided. Many master Masons
were also present Addresses. were
made by several Of the guests. A So
cial time followed and refreshments
were dispensed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07

Star want ads are read by people who ara
buyers. Advertise in the Star.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-07

participate in the festivities. The court
will also entertain brother Foresters'
The social committee will provide good
music and an entertaining program.
sons of Veterans' hIinstrels.
Marcus l.. Ward Camp, Sons OF vet
Grams, is arranging to conduct min
strel entertainment and dance in NO
vember. Good talent will be selected
from the roster of sons, and the musl-
cal program will be of special charac-
ter. Dancing will be the final caro-.
Those who will assist the social COM
mittee are Commander I. Tracy Mills
Noel A. Briden, William f. Lyons
william s. Stiff. Edward S, wills
Elmer e. Jewell, Alfred o. Warner
Harry A. Wintermute and Perley d.
Cook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20


.-s,,., Hophead Kelly, 'Suds' Cor
ME arson and some other
nss n class 81 thieves who make
yssss. ~ r0bhlng country post.
-. and hanks They viii not
esi' ,,.,. A. Nil lf cornerod They
VS., s~',nslasred the most DANGEROUS
~ IN America today, They
a.es .',sas q 80 down state and putf
~ hsxes dynamite a few safesl
ss,wsansad' has been over the route
hep e.s Inc ground thoroughlyl aud
$50 ~, M rophers pcgEed tknows
= Ns.rt location OF the safes 60
w ,snamltsdl. the soup planted
-, slyeeFiae where Il can be
sals Nm, ah,smedl and the handcars
lsl1's s.aeders FOR the getaway
~ $500 has made all arrange
.es AR escaped. II dont cop
80 sasale u kale az he doesn't make
: ss,S hsnll On this hike, you'll lind
sinnsue glodgingl at Hogan =
=. instead II tho Annex ON my
~ ,.,'.r "a Cit tChlcagol.
va. say. klado. ! begin to 'hins from
! .,,a Of that last letter that
~ in wrong with Yourself
..sshlug wrung with bis brainl.
y. ~ better lay off that stem
- ~, sroking opium) or set a new
S.s,a coon your hop tget someone
y. snows how TO cool" an opium
sns,-l Pass up the yellow label
,ssa furnished by ilip Ling Tong
- uslng a certain brand Of
and try the blue label im-
80 ~ ri sam Tong advises a
$50 hrandl "nopey Agnes says
~ best ever aud she ought to
80 because she's performed ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-20
First Woman Writer to
Fly Tells of Thrill

force that IL seemed nay body mus,
continue TO fat forward. drawn
Down BY an irresistible magnet
Sweeping. rising. dipping, on went
the 6lplane. like the seasuiia that
play tag on the shore. Suddenly
below the upturned faces reap
peared.
A last downward swoop. the
wheels % the machine touched the
sponEy earth. and with a bobbing
glide. We stopped
The flight AIS finished
over my shole body a warm glow
swept a. once more I stood on tbs
ground Ny very brain iiugicd from
the tiieht through the afr NJ tbs
rate OF nearly a mile n minute
! looked up. The sky. - hiEh
above. was serene and stiil. un.
marked b. the passage % the hl.
plane which had Just fl0wn
through e.
sighed with contentmenf. Nov
At last. knew how Il feels % rs
Recollection OF my flight wili
ever tariff me. Il "a the most ca.
trancing sport In the world II il
good for the nerves. u IL good for
the brain. and think Il il good FOR
l the soul
Aoroplauing Il Jules verne's
Wild dreaming come true Il u
the realization Of our fathers r..
hottest imaeintuEs. II IL the latest
word In mans mastery of The ele-
ments. the latest human enntrul e.
Ffrespittiug machinery has
driven man across the earth AZ un
bslicvable speed. the submarine
serapes the oceans alimy depths:
you may send messages through
the air or leave your animated face
and voice to postgrity. The world
Is fun OF marvellous Inventions
But greatest Of all IL aviation. for
u carries man away from earth to
explore the enticlng. unknown
realms thag lie between Us aud the
boundless space which enshroudN
lifs's deepest mysteries.
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MIST KNOW CRIME LINGO

tho bamboo (smoked Opluml for n
years" lie signed II "slim Jake
There Is a wealth of expreaaiona
In the GLOSSARY OF the thief. lilo calls
an attorney a "mouthpicce A title
tapper" is ono who raises money on
forged deeds, To him a hragsart
n "handpalnted shoestring.
Whom he rcfcrs 20 a bum shaft" he
means a game log Among shiayoa
"A smart fellow" is one OF the pro.
fession who makes good hauls and
escapes arrest "A swell mouth.
piece" Is the best attorney obtain.
able. When a thief serves short
term ia prison he calls Il "yalcn.
tine" A "gun Moll" Is a woman
thief, and 'awell booster" IL a sue.
cessful female shoplifter. n a thief
scrvoa 1--WE years ia The penitentiary
he tells you he drew five spot
STIR Is the criminals word for
prison.
"A bundle" Ia a package from
home. Sometimes Il means WON.
an. A benny" IL an ovarcuat. and
a trousers pocket Is referred to as
Hutch kick "A iiuli buster Il
one who makes a practice Of as.
saultins policemen.
"Suuffing pete" or blowing a
peter means forcing a safe with
the aid og explosives "A bowed.
in.the.glass stifr' is Trustworthy
pal or a professional thief The
thief calls a lover ~boilcrmaker"
and diamonds with flaws arc known
as bum rocks When arrested
the thief says he broke leg" Po.
lice chiefs are known AS "huEzards"
and an freshman Is referred 90 as a
boiled dinner"
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Entsrsd ~ fhs Seattle pazsaffiea "a
sseend siasa natter
one cent per sepY six rNnts pes seek
or tweutY five csnts Der muEfh- uahT.
cred ~ mail Or rAgrfaF No fSa. rapiss
10 VAIL M B@t RIBER- - rhs aats
when your qehscriutton aNpiFss - On the
address Label - each paper When that
aata arrives "a Yamr sun@rription mas nas
again hen paid in nfFAues. Nnur naaae
IL taksa from the list A change af dats
on ere address label IL receipt IAae
per ywaF 81 50 for sir murths
NOTICE TO ~ n-s ElkEks should
ybar copy ~ The star Fail "a raaah FGu
~ nfeisek ayr asMufnE. pieaSs Do as
ths fsver % call 10 alr main afnrs sue
ST Main Naas tnd al befWsan and
Z ~ n'ctark and zee Will send ynu q copy
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