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Newark post., 1910-05-18
" Invitation To Zion +"
To the NEWARK POST.
peace to thee"

peace to thee"
| | have Just received the NEW
ARK POST Of April Goth, through
the kindness of relative. | can
not help writing to tell you how
much we think of the paper. 1t is
a rare gem i'll the way of a weekly
paper, most papers are filled with
medical advertisements and other
catch penny ads. Your editorial
on the Presbyterian is good; think
of a religious paper printing medi-
cal ads, when the word of God
tells us SO plain that Christ is the
healer OF his people. Mark 10: IS.
Then Mark IL "a. Turn to Ter.
n: 5, and see the reward of those
who trust in man. When | read
your paper | think you are almost
a Zion man. Did you ever hear
OF little city just halfway be-
tween Beer (Milwaukee) and Ba-
bel Chicago? This is where live,
a Kingdom of God City. We have
no tobacco-if any comes in who
tries to smoke finger OF scorn is
pointed at him. Saloons are I'M
known. No doctors, no drugs, no
hospitals, no pig, no oysters. We
live the l-evitical law as taught in
Lev. IL. Read carefully the 9TH
verse that makes Mr.. Pig no good
and verse 10 proves oysters are
forbidden as unclean. Christ
came not to destroy, but to fulfil.
lie says not one jot or little shall
pass away. Our little city is
founded on the lake front, con.
tains o,ooo acres. We have a
beautiful place to live out the
Kingdom life. To be sure. we
have battles to fight. but we have
a brave General to lead us on to
victory. lions banner was tram
pied in the dust with the downfall
of Dr. Dowie, but under the lea
dership of General Overseer Vol
iva once more Our banner floats
to the breeze. MANY sinners are
saved, and wonderful healing takes
place. How | wish everybody
would come to Zion City and hear
the Bible truths of Zion as taught
by Wilbur Glen Noliva (Vol-i-va).
We would be glad to welcome our
old Newark friends into our city.
Our Zion Home will accommodate
800 guests. SO if YOU will but
come we will take the best care
OF you and take delight in show
ing city that has been establish
ed by God. "Where God rules man
prospers. Our Tabernacle seats
1000 people and we have a roied
choir OF 25o to 300 voices. A
Newark post., 1910-05-18

places at the disposal of his friends and
more than $5,ooo,ooo was spent in cor
ruphng the political morals OF the
community but despite all this Harry
Richardson was elected to the Senate
without the improper use OF a dollar
in community which it is generally
believed that the legal right to vote
carries with it the moral right to bar
ter and trade in votes.
Harry Richardson is member Of
the United States Senate bv common
consent. His millions represent clean
money. He stands for the highe st
ideals in life and he has woven into his
business and into his politics the warp
and WOO. OF individual honesty and
absolute sincerity
II is great thing to be good man
Newark post., 1910-05-18

store, run on cooperation princi-
pies, worth $4,000, that distri-
buted $4,000 among the people
as profit sharing institution.
The little sketch, Editor, has more
truth than poetry in it. | congra-
tulate you Oh your clean little
paper. May it ever stand for the
principles it has been founded on.
Wishing you all success, closing |
wish
Peace to thee and thy household
HARRIET L. DEAN,
2623 Elisha avenue
Zion City, ILL.,
Newark post., 1910-05-18

OVERLAND 'Model 3S" is the first real car
for $1,000 Built by the same expert mechanics who
made famous the costly Pope Toledo cars. 1t is the
only car at the price that gives plenty of every
where that is really comfortable either on long or
short rides country tours it is the easiest in the
world to drive-barring none and it will stand up and
give absolutely perfect service under conditions which
none except the most expensive and carefully con-
stiucted cars will endure
Like all our Planetary Models, the well known
Overland Motto applies-"Only pedals to push and
no noise but the wind"
Newark post., 1910-05-18
Fry Oysters In Pure Olive Oil

Then you can tickle the palate with
your half dozen or more, without in
viting protest from the stomach.
Pure Olive Oil is vegetable. 1t can't
turn rancid and doesn't lie heavy on
the stomach. Lucca Tosconia Olive
Oil pressed from choice Italian olives
under the strict modern sanitary cor
ditions is the finest, purest in the
world. For sale at
CELLA'S,
Newark.
Newark post., 1910-05-18
THE NEWARK POST
Is Little Sheet Published at
NEWARK, DEL.

The man who runs it is said to
be impudent and kind-indepen-
dent and in debt-a rabid partisan
and on the fence.
He is said to be backed by the
leaders OF the town-an enemy 10
our existing institutions.
He is said to be booming New
ark to boom himself bidding for
favor-he has no respect for his
Newark post., 1910-05-18

superiors.
Part or perhaps all of which is
true-just according to the way
you look at it.
Anyhow, all this makes the pa
per worth Dollar-whether Won
agree with it or not.
Taken seriously or as a Joke.
most people think it worth the
price.
Newark post., 1910-05-18
Grey Suits.

Grey Cheviots. Grey Serges,
Grey Worsteds, in Plain Pat
terms and Mixtures. Suits
and Xtra Trousers in every
size for Men, Young Men,
Boys and Little Boys. Mems
Suits in Greys, at $8, $40, $12
SIS and up to $25. Young
Mems, in special cuts, at SIS,
$18, $40 and SIS. Boys
sizes, IS to 1o years, at IS to
$I8. Little Boys, $3.50 to
$40. This will be a big Blue
and Grey Serge season, and
we carry every size. Big
Stock, new styles Odd Trous-
ers;every size for Men, 81 to
So inch waist, $2 to 81. Mems
Working Trousers, at $1.oo,
$3.50 and $2.oo. Full line
White and Striped Flannel,
Grey Flannel, Blue Serge,
Khaki, Linen and White
Duck Trousers, plain and
turn-up bottoms. Straw Hats,
Russell Shoes and Summer
Shirts in and ready.
Newark post., 1910-05-18
OVERI AND
IS THE CAR
The Reason

The car is amazingly simple.
Three Of the models operate by
pedal control. Push pedal for
ward to go ahead, and backward
to reverse. Push another pedal
toreward to get on high speed.
1t is as simple as walking. A To-
year-old child can master the car
in ten minutes.
The Overland has less parts
than any other highgrade car.
One invention alone does away
with AZ pieces. The car is al
most trouble-proof
Newark post., 1910-05-18

What's his politics?
Is he wet or dry?
What's he driving at?
Is he sincere?
Where's he from?
Will he lasts
All OF which will be answered as
the moon changes and the signs
are right.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
Suburban Brevities

DETECTIVE TO ADDRESS PARENTS Oakland.
Nov. 9.-Captain Of Detectives Walter J.
Peterson will deliver an address Friday after
noon before the members OF the Garfield
school mothers club
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM DAMAGED-AIameds.
Nov 9.-By the breaking Of an electric wire
avenue, 10 fire alarm boxes were put out
of order. The alarm system was repaired
today.
PASTOR rs sURPRIsED-Alameda. Nov. g
Rev. Charles L. Mesrs. pastor Of the First
Congregational church. was the honored guest
at a surprise party given last night at the
]. q. Miller home. 1315 Santa Clara avenue.
The party was given by the deacons and
deaconesses the occasion being Rev. Mr..
Mesrs' birthday.
TENANTS SUE-Oakland Nov. 9.--Dsmazes
Dutton and wife against the Loeb realty com
pany in a suit fled today. The plaintiffs
declare that they rented the premises ar
40 Twelfth street for $3.50 month for 26
months, and that the defendant wrongfully
elected them
HUSBAND IS DISTURBER-AlamedaN Nov. o.
c. D. Trotter. who was arrested on charge
of disturbing the peace of his wife. Mrs
J. Trotter Of Fifth street, was found guilty
today and sentenced 10 90 days in the county
Jail The commitment was Withheld. Trotter
turn to this city.
DENIES WIFE DEsERTIoN-oakland. Nov.
e.-Charles Wickman Of West Berkeley,
charged by his wife Fannie Wickman. with
wife desertion and failure to provide. will
have a hearing in Justice Of the Peace
Quinns court tomorrow. Wickman is mate
of a sailing vessel. He denies that he
neglected his family.
FORMER ALAMEDAN DEAD-Alameda. Nov.
e-Word has been received by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fowler OF this city OF the death of
Seattle. after an illness of week Partch
died as the result Of operation for ap-
fowler Mr. and Mrs Fowler have gone
north TO attend the funeral Of Psrteh-
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
MERCHANTS URGE
FLEET FOR COAST
Appropriation for Mare Island
to Be Championed by the
Commerce Chamber

OAKLAND, Nov. 9.-The directors of
the chamber of commerce in a meet
ing this morning adopted resolution
calling for a sufficient appropriation
for Mare island TO make IT possible
for fleet of battleships TO be accommo-
dated there. In view of the fact that
Secretary of the Navy Meyer in his
recent visit said that feet could not
be given adequate provision II 1t was
brought to the Pacific coast now, and
because of the Importance to the coast
of such a fleet, the delegates to the
Pacific Coast congress. which will meet
in San Francisco. November II, will be
requested to take the matter up with
congress and urge an appropriation
Among the Oakland men who will
represent this city at the Pacific Coast
con gress are Walter s Mackay, H. c.
Capwell. L H. Clay, Edwin Meese and
A. A. Denison, all of the chamber of
commerce. In addition there will be
United States Senator George C. Perk-
ins. Congressman Joseph R Knowland.
F. S Stratton. collector of port of San
Francisco; DR.. Benjamin Ide Wheeler.
president Of the University Of Califor-
MA and Mayor Frank K. Mott of Oak
land.
The chamber decided not to have any
further dealings in annexation with
outside communities. The directors
claimed that heretofore Oakland had
been misunderstood in the efforts made
TO secure a consolidated government and
reasoned that the bid should come from
the outsider.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
FIRE EQUIPMENT
TO BE INCREASED
City VIII Buy Apparatus for
Annexed District and Aux
iliary System

OAKLAND, Nov. 9.-Fire apparatus to
cost more than S5o.ooo will be pur-
chased by the city at once The board
of police and fire commissioners, on
recommendation of Fire Marshal Ball,
requested the city council today by
resolution to appropriate $5l,750 for
the materials and engines.
The salt water auxiliary system,
which was built to protect the mercan
tile district, will be fitted with two
combination chemical and hose wag-
ons, motor driven and of the latest
type. This. with the addition of sew
eral thousand feet of hose, viii pro-
vide adequate equipment for the heart
of the retail and wholesale district.
The annexed territory also VIII be
given better protection. frehouse
is to be built in Elmhurst this year
and the appropriation recommended in
cludes funds to buy hose wagons and
engines for the station. The new en-
gine houses at Thirteenth avenue and
Hopkins street and at Fifty sixth and
Dover streets will be equipped and
companies organized
The items covering the s51.750 appro-
priatton. according to the police and
fire commissions estimate. are:
Three motor driven combined chen1i-
cal and hose wagons. $3.50: motor
driven pumping engine, $4,000; two
steam fire engines. $4,000: two combi-
nation chemical and hose wagons, s4,-
500: fire hose. 100000
In presenting his request to the COM
mission Fire Marshal Ball explained
device he saw during his recent trip
east for converting old type engines
and hose wagons into motor driven We
hicles. He said the cost was small
The board will have him investigate
the advisa bility of making all the en-
gines and hose carts in the local de-
partment motor propelled
The commission also will increase the
police department this fiscal year, to
provide adequate protection for the an
nexed district The city council has
appropriated money for 20 more pa
trolmen who are to be appointed Janu-
ary 1,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
BERKELEY WANTS
2 PEACE JUSTICES
Name of Redmond c. Stats Is
Written In on Ballot as
Basis for Test Case

BERKELEY, Nov. "a number of
the friends Of Redmond C. Stats, for
mer city attorney of Berkeley, wrote
in his name as justice of the peace
at the election yesterday. and now
raise the point that inasmuch as Berk-
eley has a population of 10000. by law
it is entitled to two justices OF the
peace.
Robert Edgar. was elected justice
by a large vote. as he was unopposed.
and he has presided over the city
court for several years.
Staats said today that he had made
but was convinced that cities having
a population of between 10000 and 1o0,-
600 are entitled to two Justices Of
the peace. He intends to look into
the legal phases of the question
City Clerk Walter J. Seaborn, in q
letter to District Attorney William H.
Donahue. asked that the matter OF
the appointment and the serving of
H H. Klindt of Oakland at Berkeley
polling place at the election yesterday
be investigated. Seaborn claimed that
the appointment of Klindt was unlaw-
full and in direct violation of the penal
code.
Chief Deputy District Attorney Phil
NJ Carey was of the opinion that the
appointment of Klindt will not invan-
date the election in the eighteenth pre-
cinct in Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND, Nov. 9-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Louie P. Drew. %, and Amelia &. Bloom. 10,
both of Oakland.
Frank Oliver, q, and Jessie 2. Hogan. 20, both
of Oakland
Anton Almada, "a, and Mabel Fratus. 10. both
of Rio Vista
Charles E. schoonover. As. Colfax. and Name
L. Mcfarland, 43. Berkeley
Clarence E. Freitas 81 and Emma M. Merry
man. %. both of Stockton
Edwin E. Van Horn, 10, Oakland, and Alice
Jilbert, 1S Grass Valley
John P. Silva, Sc. Modesto. and MeIania Fagun-
des, IS, Livermore
Antonio R. oorreia- IS. Altamout. and Bell h.
Oliveira. rs, Livermore
Dewitt G. Taylor. 81. and Susan E. Weaver.
James f. de la Montanya, %. and Jenreys
Martin. 1s both of San francisco
Harold !. Wood. "a. San Francisco, and Ethel
\. Bloss "a Oakland
Harold r. PAUL.. 23 Shellville, and Elsie H.
Hoegemann. - San Francisco
Harry ". Smith, %. New York. city, and
Elizabeth {. Giertz, 23. Bay City. Mich.
Charles HURLEY. Ss, and Minnie Slater. 30.
Oscar W. Stephens, so. aud-Laura-eO. Calder
wood. ,~1hoth of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
MUSICALE WILL
FEATURE singer
Talented Young Vocalist to Be
Presented by Percy
A. R. Dow

OAKLAND. Nov. 9.-Miss Edith Snow.
one of the most talented young girls
of the local musical set. will make her
presentation appearance Friday even
ing, November II, at the Song Hour
for which Percy A. r. Dow has sent
out cards, at his studio in Grove street
near Thirty-third.
Several other persons prominent in
social and musical affairs in this city
will assist in the program. Among
these Will be Douglass Bacon Soule and
J. F. Talbot. An artistic program has
been selected by the singing master. in
which pupils who have given promise
of notable success IN their chosen art
will appear.
The presentation Of Miss Snow al the
private musicale will be as much a
social as musical function. She is we'll
known in the bay cities, although dur
ing her studies she has not frequently
been heard to sing
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
MISS NJ. BURPEE
TO BE MARRIED
Reception at Home of Bride
Elect to Follow EIabO-
rate Ceremony

BERKELEY, Nov. e.-Invitations for
the wedding of Miss Mary Hazel Bur
pee, a graduate of the university and
prominent graduate sorority. girl. and
Roy Baker, have been received here by
z number Of the college friends of
the couple who viii attend the nup-
tials in Oakland Tuesday evening, No
vember p.
The wedding will be marked by the
attendance of a score or more Of the
members Of the Alpha Phi sorority, OF
which Miss Burpee is a member A
reception at the Burpee home viii fol-
low the wedding.
The bride elect is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester G. Burpee. prom
inent in Oakland society. while the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Baker of Linda Vista.
Baker. who is a graduate Of the state
university, is connected with the Oak
land bank of savings
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
PIGEON CLUB WILL
HOLD EXHIBITION
Many Birds Entered From All
Parts of Coast

OAKLAND. Nov. 9.-The California
pigeon club. composed of the principal
breeders on the Pacific coast, will hold
its fifth annual exhibition at Piedmont
pavilion November % to 27 in conjunc-
tion with the show to be given by the
Alameda County poultry association. A
solid silver challenge cup will be Of
fered, in addition TO Is trophy cups,
cash specials and prize ribbons. Be
cause of the many valuable prizes birds
will be entered for exhibition from all
parts of the coast.
The officers of the club are: Dr. w.
j. Smythe. president; w. L. Culver.
vice president: T. r. Quayle. secretary;
J. H. Grow, treasurer; R v. Moor, cor
responding secretary; ". ]. Head. show
secretary.
The premium list an attractive book
let containing a number of the popular
breeds of pigeons, will be sent free to
any one writing to W. J. Head, 1415
Seventh street. West Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
BLACKBURN'S CHARGES
TO BE INVESTIGATED
Grand Jury Will Inquire Into
Accusation Against Dalton

OAKLAND. Nov. 9.-The charges of
Leslie Blackburn, a politician. against
County Assessor Henry P. Dalton that
the latter violated the law by COM
pelling one Of his deputies, Frank NJ.
Shay. 10 pay him s25 a month out of
his salary. will be investigated Friday
by the grand jury Blackburn and Shay
will give testimony.
Blackburn published these and other
charges just before the August pri
mary election. They were denied by
Dalton, who was successful at the
polls Blackburn was formerly Dali
tons right hand man.
The grand jury will meet tomorrow.
when it will consider the accusation
of murder made against DR.. Mary
Adams who was arrested several days
ago for the death of Mrs. Elizabeth
Tilsley, on whom she performed an IL
legal operation, according TO the pa
tents dying statement.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
MRS. FITZGERALD
TO give SUPPER
Hostess TO Entertain at Bridge
Party at Her Adams
Point Home

OAKLAND. Nov. 9.-Mrs Robert NJ.
Fitzgerald will give a large bridge
party at her home in Adams point
Tuesday afternoon. An informal sup
per will round out the early winter
affair. the first at which this charming
matron will entertain this season.
Cards have been sent out by Mrs.
Willard F. Williamson for a large
luncheon at her Piedmont home the
afternoon of Wednesday, November %.
Bridge will be offered q the diversion
OF the hour following the luncheon.
Mrs Justin Henry McKibben will
preside as hostess at one OF the largest
teas of the month. having sent out
cards for the afternoon OF Tuesday.
November To- The luncheon will be in
honor of Mrs. Herbert Day McKibben
and Mrs. Justin Warren McKibben, for
merly Miss Florence Goddard. The
complimented guests are brides OF the
season. Miss Leila McKibben will as
sist her mother in the receiving party
The luncheon which Mrs Charles
Buffers will give tomorrow at the
Claremont country club will be a brill
liant affair in which a large number
of the smart set of Berkeley and Oak
land will be included.
Thursday afternoon. November o..
Mrs. John Britain will entertain at
cards at her home in Hillside avenue.
In honor of Mrs. George Franck.
Miss Ann Englehardt and Miss Mary
Englehardt will receive at a tea at the
family home in Linda Vista the after
noon of Tuesday, November %. Assist
Ing the young hostesses in the receiv-
ing. party will be Mrs. Franck, Mrs z.
n. Englehardt, Mrs. E. Joseph Cowing,
Miss Clara Franck and Miss Anna
Franck- Before her wedding of the
late summer Mrs. Franck was Miss
Frances Williamson.
Miss Dorothy Taylor will leave next
week on an extended tour of the At
lantic coast. expecting to be away from
California for six months or longer.
Doctor Neustadt and Nine. Neustadt
will entertain Saturday evening at the
first Of series OF informal at homes
which they have planned for the pleas
ure of their friends during the winter.
Nine. Neustadt will contribute a group
of songs during the hour and her hus-
band will be heard in readings from
the French.
returned early in the week from their
honeymoon spent in the southern part
Of the state, are the guests of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w.
Kales. in Lake street. They have
leased a home in the Piedmont district.
of which they will soon take posses
sion. Mrs. Knowles was formerly Miss
Ruth Kales.
Mrs. c. S. Chamberlain will be the
motif for a luncheon over which Mrs.
Fred Dorsaz will preside tomorrow
afternoon at her home in Twentieth
street. Covers will be laid for but a
half dozen friends besides Mrs. Cham
berlain and the hostess.
Mrs. William Pierce Johnson and
Miss Josephine Johnson, who have been
in Los Angeles as the house guests of
Mrs. George Stark Towne (Miss Airline
Johnson), returned to their Monte
Vista residence few days ago.
Miss Leila Leamore was the inspira-
ton for the informal dance which
Miss Albertine Detrick' entertained at
her home in Berkeley early in the
week. Miss Leamore is visiting in
Oakland from her home in San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
YIN BY BIG MAJoRITTES

The other republican county candi-
dates won by majorities varying from
1000 70 $4,000 Many had democratic
and union labor nominations as we'll
a. republican Former Congressman
Warren English. democratic nominee
for assessor against Henry P. Dalton
ran about 1000 votes ahead Of his
ticket. but was beaten about $4,000
votes. Former Superintendent of Schools
7 Q. Crawford. the democratic nomi-
nee, who made hard fight against
the present superintendent G. w
Frick. succeeded in running $500 votes
ahead OF the ticket Frick's majority
will be about 5000. z. F. Garrison.
for auditor; James E. Barber. tax col
lector; g. ". Bacon. recorder; P A.
Ezvilsnd. surveyor; c. s. Tisdale. coro-
ner. were elected by or votes TO one
OF their opponents
Edward ]. Tyrell. who beat Senator
Frank ". Lesvitt at the primary cleo
ton. received a heavy vote, swamping
Attorney Hiram Luttrell, the demo
cratic nominee, and r. T. McIvor, the
socialist
Returns on the local and township
offices are still incomplete, but what
figures have come TO hand indicate that
all the republican nominees have been
successful, and that the following were
elected:
city justice tclty OF Berkeley Robert Edgar
city justice (city Of Alsneda)-R. B. Tappsn.
Justices Of the peace (city OF oakland)-
George sRnuels and Mortimer Smith.
Justice OF the peace Oakland tovnship)- -
James @. Quinn.
Jnsrsce Of the peace Alameda township
Elmer r. johnson.
Justices Of the peace eden township
Charles Prowse and ?. ". Tofelnier.
Justice OF the peace washington township1-
7. S. Fereirs and Samuel Ssndholdt
Justice OF the peace CPlesssnton township
2. c. Quinn
Justice Of the peace Murray towpship)-D
J. Murphy
Justices Of the peace (Brooklyn township
William r. Gesry and Aaron Turner.
CoDstsbles Oakland tovnship)-H. 7. Hemp
Stear and Morris n. Lane.
Consrsbles Alameda township)-George D
Cray. and Al. kim.
Constsbles (Edep township ip)-Manuel Borg,
and ". J. Damage.
Constsbles (Wsshington township)-G. G
Bontelho and Joseph Roderick
Constable (PlesssntoD tovnship)-G. S. Fitz
gerald.
Allen and Tbouss D. Carroll.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
ADOLPH MEYER DIES
ON YUMA, ARIZ., RANCH
Was a Member of Berkeley
Lodge of EIks

BERKELEY, Nov. 9-Adolph Meyer
who formerly lived at 2137 Blake street
and travelling man of San Francisco,
died Monday at Yuma. Ariz.. of tuber-
culosis. He had been ranching there
Meyer had been i'll for the last two
years and with him at the time of
death was his wife and five children.
Meyer, who was a member of the
Harmonic of San Francisco and of the
Berkeley lodge of Elks, was 4S years
of age.
The remains will be shipped to this
city for interment in Sunset View ceme-
terry Thursday.