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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-12
MUSICS SWEET
SOUL BREATHES
IN "ARCADIANS"
One of the Brightest, Cheeriest,
Most UNI ubbling Comedies
Comes to the Newark.
PROCTOR'S BILL IS FULL
OF FINE LAUGH-BEGETTERS
"Queen of Bohemia" EntEraIls
at WaIdmann's and "A Minis
ter's Sweetheart" at Columbia.

at He ARcADIANs," which has
just ended a two years run
at the New York Theatre, is
said to be the most talked of musical
comedy play since "The Merry Widow
and has been declared far ahead of the
latter from a musical standpoint. The
entire New York company intact, which
played at the New York Theatre, will
be seer in the newest and greatest Of
all musical comedies next week at the
Newark Theatre. Already. we learn.
became isolated centuries ago and has
been preserved from the deteriorating
influence of modern civilization. One
fair morning, when they gathered in a
lovely glade to Toll on the grass and
dance and sing about THE Joy of
Life" there comes upon them one
James Smith, a London shopkeeper and
amateur aviator. Just over the pastoral
glen his motor fails him and he tumbles
into their midst. Scarcely has he re-
bounded from the bump before he tells
a fib. The shocked Arcadians toss
Smith into the well Of Truth" whence
he comes forth younger by a score of
years and CARRIED in the gay and
draughty costume in style in Already.
Even the Wen Can't Cure "a Liar.
Smith, now christened "simplicitas,"
tells his reformers of the guile Of Lon
don. His Mortified hearers delegate
two of Arcady's sweetest maidens,
Eombra Inc Chrysea, to go with Sim
plicitas to London carrying the simple
life. In the n Sombra and Chrysea
find that their efforts at the uplift are
not appreciated, and they return sadly
to their own country. Before they go
they sing several pretty songs; enable
the hero, Jack Meadows, to win the
Askwood race. that means a fortune
e. him, and also success in his wooing
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-12
i xo7aE DANE LsUY's APPEAL

TO all knowing sufferers of rheumatism.
whether muscular or OF the joints. %seiatica,
gambago backache, pains In the kidneys
or neuralgia pains, 10 write to her for a
home treatment which has repeatedly
cured all OF these fortunes. She feels It
Won cure yourself at home as thousands
viii testify-no chsnge of climate being
s1ecet sary. This simple discovery banishes
1ric acid from the blood, loosens the stiff
fened FONTS. purihes the blood. and
brirhtens the eyes, giving elasticity and
,stsresfs vou. for proof address
Mr. M Summers. Box r. Notre Dame. Ind
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-12
'"WATSON'S BEEF TRUST"
COMING TO MINERS.

Great is the anticipation and as great
will be the realization next week at
Miners Empire Theatre. when Billy
Watson and his Beauty Beef Trust
begin their weeks engagement, for nc
other comedian has such a host of
admirers. Us as true of shows and
starts as it is of fire and bees-if we
are once bur ned or stung we remember
The Press., 1910-12-28

1 The Congregational Sunday aChoo
 held their supper, entertainment and Christmas tree in the church parlorl Thursday evening. About one hun
 dred partook of the sumptuous supper The program consisted of recitationl and music. The tree was enjoyed by the children, Santa Claus being there to help distribute the presents
 The schools in town closed Friday afternoon. At the Hicks Memorial school very nice program of recita- tions and singing was given by the children, after which a we'll ladened tree yielded a present for each pupil. Popcorn was served at the close Miss Archibald's school gave a nice program and Christmas tree Friday evening. A great many guests were present to enjoy the program.
 The Lee Methodist sundAo school gave their Christmas tree and enter tainment Saturday evening. The program consisted of dialogues. reci- tations and music. A good number were present, although the weather was unfavorable for such an occasion, The decorations of laurel, hemlock and notices were very artistic, re. feCting credit on James H. Clough, who executed them. Santa Claus ap- peared to help take the presents from the tree and talk to the children.
The Press., 1910-12-28
UNION.

y
 Miss Edith Dodge is with friends in Hartford.
 Dorius Roberts of Worcester was at home for Christmas.
 Clifton Newell spent Christmas with friends in Springfield.
 Miss Florence L. Barrows is at home for 8 vacation of two weeks
 Raymond Barrows spent q we on orchard work in Norfolk b=fore com ing home for the holidays.
 The Christmas service at the church on Sunday was appropriate and inn pressive, the pastor taking his text from Luke 2:11
 A smoke was noticed at the old James house a short time ago, and it was found that man, evidel tly an Italian, was occupying the ruin.
 Mrs. l.. M Reed saw two rc bins in her dooryard Christmas afternoon, and Mrs. l.. Miller found a mushroom in the road Sunday afternoon while walking home from church.
 The cream gatherers are collecting so much cream now that it is neces- sary to send two ams from S-a ffnd d to Somers. The tam comes to Unic n on Thursday ncw,. to avoid the three o'clock start on Friday morning.
 Miss Nellie T Burlason and Miss Grace Lawton closed their schools last Friday " tn Christmas programs, each school having a Christmas tree in connection with the exercises Miss Burleson returned to her home in South Woodstock for vacation, of one week.
 The Christmas concert, in connec-- tion with the Christmas tree, was held last Monday evening Notwith- standing the threatening weather of the afternoon and the snow storm of the early evening. there was very good attendance, an especially large number of children being present Owing to the storm of Saturday, there was no chance for rehearsal or for decorating the church on that day, as had been planned, so more hard work was crowded into Monday, but all who t1ok part In the exercises in vari oua ways. showed the helpful Christ. mas spirit, and the concert was pro- nounoed great success. It Is not possible to mention all of the ohil Ire n and young people who gave so much pleasure by song, reading and reoita. tion, but one little lady, Josephine Towne. took the house by storm when she made her first public appearance upon the platform. 1t was pleasure also to note the hearty. happy way in which the children of our new resi-. dents entered into the exercises of the evening. 'If they could come out to church each Sunday, she problem ol Amerioanization (to coin a word would be much simplifled
The Press., 1910-12-28


 Woloott lodge. F. & A M, will hereafter hold their meetings the first Thursday of each month
 Misses Alice and Luoy Matthews were recently with MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hough for few days.
 Miss Lena Wobbecke of Springfield is spending few days with her sister, Miss Louise Wobbecke. r
 Rev H. A. Hsrsey and son, Theo. dora, of West somerville, Mass were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. M. Dimuck last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. H Pinney and family of Springfield were the guests of MT. and Mrs E 0 Pinney over the Christmas holidays.
 Lincoln Luce, Earl Walbridge, Wm E. Remmert, Geo H Beard, Wm Black were among those who spent the Christmas holidays with friends in town.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. The grange will hold one of it's popular dances next Saturday evening Prof. Jenk- ins will prompt Check room free.
 The unfailing spring owned by Ferdinand Kreisel, on the west road to the springs, Is supplying many families with pure water on account of the many wells made dry by ths dronth.
 Staffordville
 Alba Perkins of WilIimantic wal in this place on business trip Tues day.
 Mrs. Kelley and son, who hay, been boarding at Mrs. Morranger's 's N s
The Press., 1910-12-28
Masl1aoaug.

Harry Young is able to be ont, af- ter an illness of several days.
 Wm. Ourboy returned to Boston last week, after few days vacation here.
 Fred Bliss and wife were visitors with MT. Bliaa' parents during Christ. mas.
 Miss Elizabeth Moore and Miss Bessie Moore are at home for the holi- days.
 James Earle has been making re. pairs inside the achoolhouse plas. tering.
The Press., 1910-12-28

hny @nns to housekeeping in one Q hlla ssllk fenements.
 MT. Fibz and Miss Thompson Q North Wilbraham were entertai ined al Cbriatnnas guests ovsr Sunday of Mr. and Mgg Charles Corbin of Hydeville
 Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Beloher en. tsrsained as Christmas guests MT. and Mrs. Esben Belcher of Union, MT. and Mva Everett Ryder and family oi Afashapaug, MT. and Mrs. Martin Brown and daughter, Bessie, of Union, MT. and Mrs. Frank Beloher and family and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allard ot tlis4 place.
 Methudist Church Notes: In spite of tlle stormy weather Christmas eve there was a large attendance at the enberkainment and tree Saturday even ing. The ohuroh and tree was pret- tily decorated and the concert was fine. Friday evening Mrs, Booth will lead tho prayer meeting at 73O. Next Sunday there will he no services held iu the ohuroh, as the pastor will be out 0f town.
 ClonA nAEegational Church Notes: The lafisg will serve supper Thursday p. ni Annual meeting of Ladies Aid at q 80 D m. A council is being sOa1led for the ordination of Miss Jones to the Christian ministry Monday, Jan. 9, 7.3O p. ID. At that time will be observed also the service of recog- milton of her as pastor of the Cougfe- gational church, Staff 1rdville, by the pastors and delegates of the neighbor- ing churches in Holland and Hartford counties. The ssrvio9 will be open to the public. Program of speakers to be priL ted next week. Next Sun. day s services will hs in observance of New Years day, the pastor preaching at 10. 45 a. m. Evening service z o'clock, led by Mrs A A. Vest and including the const cration meeting of the Christian Endeavor. Mid week meeting Wednesday, Jan. 4, 30 p m., in vestry. Subj act, "The great commission, !" Matt 28:19.
 West Stafford.
 Ralph Gold of Schenectady, N. Y is spending week wish his parents.
 MT. aud Mrs. A M. Graves enter tained family gathering Christmas day. r .--.s
 Ruth Avery aud Attilio Serafin were neither absent nor tardy in the primary room during the term just closed.
 Me- and Mrs. Michael Roberts and son, Eddie, and MT. and Mrs. Walter GrehVes and SOD, Francis, spent Sun. day in somersviIls.
 Rev John w. Ballantine and family cordially invite all of their friends to call upon them next Mon~ day ysafternoon or evening, as on pre- vioug New Years.
 The week of prayer will be observed by an extra prayer meeting Tuesday evening, to be followed by others later in the week. as may be decided by the committee.
 Mrs. Philomena Tetrault, 70, wife of Edward Tetrault, died of pneu- monia last Friday afternoon. The funeral mass was sung at St. Edwards church Monday morning at o'clock by Rev. Felix J. O'NeiIl, and burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.
The Press., 1910-12-28
HOLLAND.

Raymond M Steele has been spend ing short time in Warren, Mass.
 H. Wayland Price of Tufts college is spending his vacation with his par. ents.
 Miss Hattie J. Jewett of New Brit. ain is the guest of MT. and Mrs c. P. Baboock ..+
 Earl and Donald Hanna of New York are the guests of MT. and Mrs David A. Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur D. Niles of Hartford were the guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. D. K. Niles. E
 Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson and son, Sumner, are the guests of Dr. Simpsons relatives in Michigan.
 Miss Edna s. Edgerton of Groton is spending her vacation with her par ents, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Edgerton.
 Miss Avis Benton of the Norwich hospital is spending her vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs, Henry Ben- ton,
 Miss Mary Manning has gone to Worcester to spend the winter with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Man ming.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex Shearer and daughter of Oakland spent the Christ mas season with Mir. and Mrs. J. M, Bowers. 7s
 Miss Sadie Willard of Rockville and Philip T. Newcomb of Wethers- field spsnt Christmas with MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Newoomb. ........
 Mir. and Mrs. Clayton Clough and children of New Britain spent the holiday season with MT. and Mrs. J. I Rhodes and MT. and Mrs. John Olough.
 Miss Lilla s. Agard of Great Neok, l.. and Miss Elizabeth Agard of Wheaton seminary are the guests of their parents, Judge and Mrs. Edwin IS. Agard.
 Miss Gertrude Clough of Waterbury and MT. and Mrs Ernest R. Clough of Providence are the guests of Mir. and Mrs Roger M Clough.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester Clough of Norv ich and Emory Clough of New Britain wsre the guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs Earl Clough.
 The Misses Mary J. Leonard of Wethersfitl Id and Florence R Leonard of We lesley college are spending their vacation with their parents, MT. and Mrs Oscar A Leonard.
The Press., 1910-12-28

Alumni. Stafford High, Smith, rg If. Charter Lee. lg If, Taylor Beard, Q, If, Patton Pease, If rg, Engley RemmeIt, If lg, Hanley
 Score: Alumni 29, s. H. s. 19 Baskets from floor. Lee 5, Patten 3. Taylor 8, Remmert 3, Pease 3. Char ter, Smith. Goals from fouls, Fay Tor 5; Lee. Referee, Yare. Timer, J R ,aoh. Scorer, RafFtery. Time, 2O.minute halves. Attendance, 75.
 Next Friday night the Northampton high school basketball team, who are on their Christmas trip, will come here and play the local high school team. They have very fast team, as is shown by the way they held down Springfield high in their firs' game, the score bsiug 24.16. The game will start at 8 p m and good crowd ought to turn out a1id see thit game. Admission, 15O.
The Press., 1910-12-28
ManvIChiIdren,are Sieklv.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Break up Colds in 24 hours relieve Feverishness Headaches, Stomach Troubles, Teething Dis orders, and destroy Worms. At all druggists 25c. Sample mailed FREE. Address, Allen s Olmsted Le Roy NY
The Press., 1910-12-28

Victor Kaleta has taken . position with the Winchester Arms Co. at New Haven.
 Nineteen from Mashapaug attended the Christmas tree exercises at Union Monday evening.
 ] Mrs. 0. H. Walker and Mrs. P. Hollinsworth returned Sunday from Providence. after a brief sojourn in that city.
 Alvarado Howard sailed last Thurs. day on the steamer Rio Grande from New York for Jacksonville, Fla, for the winter
 Vim. Ferry filled his foe house on the lake last week, this being the first ice harvested in this section this season. K. O. Walker is preparing to fill his houses this week,
 The closing exercises at the school house Friday afternoon ware we'll at. tended by the parents. Miss Thomp- son. the teacher, made special efforts in trimming very handsome tree for the children, and the program ren- dered was interesting and pleasing
 Lyman Moore has been confined to the house for week past Mir. Moore has many friends who wish him many years of health and hap piness, for he is man who numbers among his friends young and old, es- pecially the young men of the town, whom he takes great pleasure in as- sisting in their efforts to esta blish their own individuality.
The Press., 1910-12-28
HOME NEWS.

Sk AgsuAE. N0TEgEss
 rMaE1sr under this head 10 eents per Ene.i -Oysters this week Saturday at Rcgers' fsh market
The Press., 1910-12-28
GET THE GENUINE ALWA Ys.

A substitute is dangerous makeshift, especially in medicine. The genuine Fo- lcy's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds quickly, and Is in yellow package, contains no opiates and Is safe and cer- tain in results. A Jacobsen.
The Press., 1910-12-28
The Men Thought of as You Can See

And they will quickly buy, at Sc pair, supply of the full seamless, heavy black cotton Socks, Lowell make, regularly l2ac kind We have 2OO dozen pairs sale price to yon Sc pair.
The Press., 1910-12-28

You will also find for 25c a pair, imported pure silk plated and silk lisIe Socks of q regular 5Oc quality, in black and colors priced for this sale 25c pair.
The Press., 1910-12-28
Queer Kaf7r Custom.

Kaf1r women will not pronounce their husbands names or even use words which contain the emphatic syl. lable of those names One old woman, being taught to say the Lords prayer. changed. the word from come" tn '"Thy kingdom come" to something that made nonsense, and 1t proved that the proper ''come" word was the main syllable of her husbands name
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-14

A RESOLUTION
a Joint resolution proposing an amend
men, to Section 7 Of Article XIII OF
the constitution Of the State Of Utah,
relating TO the rate Of taxation.

&c n enacted by the Legislature OF the State
~ Utah, twothirds Of all ue members elccted,
10 each Of the two houses, concurriug therein.
section l. That IL IL proposed "a amend Sec
tiou Of Article XIII OF the constitution ot the
state OF Utah so that the same viii read as toll
lows;
The rate OF taxation on property for state
purposes shall never exceed eight mills on each
dollar Of valuation 10 be apportloned as tollowsi
Not 10 exceed four and one hall mills on each
dollar Of valuation Cot general state purposes; ;
Not 20 exceed three mills on EACH dollar OF val
uatOn for district school purposesi Not
20 exceed One-haif mill on each dollar Of yalu.
alton for High school purposes; That part of
the state tax Appropriated To high school pur
pOaea shall constitute fund 10 be called tue
nigh school fund" aud shall be appof,ia .1..l
high schools In the manner tie legislature NAV
provide. Aud whenever the taxable property
within the state shall amount to four hnndred
mil lon dollars. the rPte shall not exceed i've
mills on cach dollar Of valuation; unless
proposition 90 Increase such rate, specifying
the rate proposed aud the time dlrlng when
the same shall be levied. be first submitted TO a
vote OF such of the qualified electors Of the
State a.. Ia the year next preceding snch elec'
tlon, shall have paid property tax assessed 70
them within the State, aud the majority OF
those voting thereon shall vote Ia favor there
81, In such manner as may be provided by lew'
See The secretary OF state II directed "a
submit this proposed amendment 10 the elect
Ors Of the state al the next general election In
the manner provided by Law.
See. 3. II adopted by the electors Of the
state. this amendment shall take effect Jauu
airy Let, 1911.
State az Utah, Once OF Secretary Of State, 49,
!, Charles Tiugey, secretary ct state ol
tue State 81 Utah do hereby certify that the
foregoing In a full, true aud correct copy of q
| resolution proposing an amepdnien, "a Section
Of Article NIL, OF the Consultation OF th'
State OF Utah, relating To the rate ot taxation
passed NJ the Eighth Regular Session OF the
Legislature OF this state.
Ia testimony whereof have hereunto set ni,
hand aud aitiNcd the Great Seal of the state O
| Utah at Salt Lake City this 2eth day OF August
| A. u. 1910. -
seat c. s. TINGEY,
secretary of state
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-14
Summons.


In the District Court OF the Fifth Ju
diclal District, State of Utah, County Of
Iron.
Anna NJ. Sawtell, Plaintiff, vs.. Will
liam G. Sawtell, Defendant
SUMMONS.
The state OF Utah TO tho said defend
ant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty day after service OF this
summons upon you, II served within
the county in which this action is
brought; otherwise within thirty days
after service, and defend the above en-
titled action; and in Gaze OF your failure
so TO do, judgement win be rendered
against you according TO the demand OF
the complaint, which has been fled
with the clerk OF said court.
This action is brought TO recover a
judgement dissolving the bonds OF
matrimony heretofore existing between
you and the plaintiff and for such fur
Their relief as prayed for in said com.
plant.
EDMOND II RYAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o Address: Bank Block, Cedar
City, Utah.
First Sept. 30-Last Oct. %.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-14
Notice for Publication
[ publisher

ltuDUSDer.
Department OF the Interior, U. s..
Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Sept. q, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas
w. Forsyth, OF Pinto, Utah, who, on
Dec. -, 1905, made Desert Land Entry
No. 5l39, Serial No 0l24O, for So SW4,
Sec II, W. NWt, Sci NW4, NWt SW
/ sec. 20, and Sch NE4, NE4 SEf 81
sec. 10, Township 81 south, Range 10
west. salt Lake Meridian, has filed no
iice of intention 20 make Final Proof,
10 establish claim TO the land above
described before Clerk Of the District
Court at ParoSan, Utah, on the LIST day
of November, 1910,
Claimant nam,s as witnesses; John
II Tullis and Joseph Thurber of New
Castle, Ut,h, and Robert Plat and II:
T. Tul is Of Pinto Utah
T.. ID. Il THOMPSON,
Register.
First Sept. 30-Last Oct. rs.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-14

lie Il resolved aud enacted by the Legislature
OF the State Of Utah. two-thifda Of all the mem
bera elected TO each OF the two Houses COUGAR
section I. That Il Is proposed to amend sec.
ton J Of Artieie X Of the Constitution OF the
State OF Utah, as amended January ist, 1907,
aud section OF Article OF the Constitution
~ the state Of Utah, sothe SAME will read as
section o. The public school systen, shalt Ia.
clude kindergarten Hchoolsi common schools,
consisting of prluiary and grammar gradeki
high schools, an agricultural college; uni
versltv, aud such other schools as the Leaisla.
turc may establish, The common schools shall
he free. The other departments OF the system
shalt be- Supported a. provided by law,
section \ The proceeds of all lands that
have been OF may be granted by tue United
states 20 .hls STATE, ioa the sgpRo,. o, NV S1n,
NAV accrue Ia the state by escheat or forfeit
nre, all unclaimed shares aud dividends Of any
corporatiOu Incorporated under the laws OF this
state; the proceeds OF the sale OF timber, mln.
erai or other property from school ana state
iands, other than those granted tor specific
ceeds of the sale Ut puhllc lands lying Within
the state, which ahall be sold BY the unttcd
States, subsequent to Tie admisslon ct TINS
petual fund, 20 be called the state school
Fund, tue Interest OF which only, together with
anch other means as the Legislature may pro.
vide shall bc distributed among the several
school districts according To- the school popula'
ton reaiding therein. Provided THAT all lands
derived from auy State tax for hiuh schools
shall be apportloned among the several cities
aud school districts according to the attend
anee al tho high schools therclui but no city or
district shalt be cntitied to ANY part at the
fand derived from the State tax for high schools
unless the high school therein II matutaincd
upon the standard aud for the period during
the year that may be hxed by the state Board
OF Educatiou.
section 4 The Secretary " state Is directed
TO submit this proposed amendment 10 tie elect
ora OF the state al the next general election, la
fhe manner provided by law
Section s. IL adopted by the elcctois OF the
state. this amendment shall take effect Jann
ary I, 1911.
state of Utah, oAice of Secretary Of State, IS
L. Charles =, Tiugey, secretary Of state al
the state Ut Utah, do hereby certify that the
foregoing Is a fall, true aud correct COPY OF q
resolution proposing an amendment To Section
OF Article y of the Consultation vt the state oi
tab, as Amcnded January !, 1907, relating to
the Public School ~ stem, aud section 81 ~
tlcle y OF the Consultation ot the stare ~ tab
teIatlug 10 the State school fund, passed br
the Eighth Regular session of thu Legislature
OF this state
Ia testimony whereof have heteanto act INV
hand aud aitiNcd the Great seal OF the StNte of
Utah AT salt Lake Clty this 10Th day OF ANY
i.san CT :. rtNGEN,
Secretary at State
First sept a-I.ast Nov, 4.