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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
DRUG CO.
FIGHTS TO ENJO|N
UNITED CONCERN
Rivalry Between Firm and Chain
in Which 1t Was For
merIy a Link.

Whether CT not the Riker Drug Com
.psny. after participating as a cool'sra-
live stakeholder III the United Drug
Company and receiving the advantage
said to exist hereunder, is now brafsch-
ing cut as q. rival, seems to be the main
question to be decided in the light be-
tween those concerns that is goiils on
~.,5afore vice-Chancellor Howell today.
The Riker Company seeks an injunction
restrajning the United Drug Company
from selling any of the goods the latter
{. manufacture to any concern situated
in any city where it (the Itiker ON
rany) also operates stores, unless they
also be given the same privileges, as a
s~tockholder.
4 preliminary injunction was granted
nv yice-Chancellor Howell at the time
I, theas hill was liled il h early part OF
January, and the matter is UP toeas
OH tine return Of the rule to show cause
why the Injunction should not be made
permanent.
The United Drug Company was organ
lied under the law of New Jersey, Ill
November. 1902. the purpose being to
) work on a cooperative plan. The stock
Z holders were owners of drug stcres,eEo
more than, one in each community, and
the owner of at least one share of stock
& was to have the privilege of buying ana
selling the United Conpany's goods ex-
clusiyely. The Petty Company in this
oit,, hos that nriviIeee. Mr.. Petty beins
1 the owner of forty shares of stock ano
--A NI- Daffxy LODI God a anf1
MA mt against the Riker store i'll his
nitv sellino aary NJ the United goods
cbief NJ which ara the Rexan drugs. II
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
LAD ACCUSED
OF STEALING BICYCLE.

Eugene Boiler, IA years. old, Of $50
Warren street. Newark, who was
caught by the Newark police after he
tried to sell a stolen bicycle in South
Orange avenue, this city, tearfully adj
mitted to Recorder Mott in the East
Orange Police. Court today that he had
helped steal the bicycle from the home
of Herbert II. Coleman. of 142 Airing
ton avenue south. East Orange.
Mr.. Coleman interested himself in
the boy after he had been arraigned
n remanded for the Juvenile Court
by Recorder Mott, n learned that he
works to support his family. His father
is dead and his mother is too i'll to work.
Another boy is unable to work now
because he had a finger cut off a few
days ago while at his employment.
Mrs. Boiler was in court and when
she left for home the boy created Il
scene in the police station, 1t was
claimed he had been led astray by an
older boy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
FOUR CHILDREN BITTEN
BY DOGS in NEWARK

A large collie dog, owned by Mrs.
Johanna Burger, of 166 Pacific street.
which had been acting strangely for
several days, attacked Mrs. Burgers
S-year-old son Andrew last night and
bit him on the right arm. The lads
cousin, Gustave Walter, IA years old.
of 1914 Pacific street, was playing with
him at the time, and before the older
boy could get away the dog turned
upon him and bit him several times on
the left leg.
The two boys screams drew the at
tention of the neighbors, who finally
| succeeded in driving the dog into a
shed and the police of the Third Pre-
cinct were notified. Patrolman Golden
went to the Burger home. and. after
seeing the dog, was convinced that it
was too vicious to take any chances
with and shot it.
Meanwhile the two boys had their
wounds cauterized and today appear to
have somewhat recovered from the
fright they received last night.
John Gosan, the 12-year-old son of
Andrew Gogan, of 571s Joseph street,
was bitten on the right arm by a
strange Newfoundland dog last night,
and only the prompt aid of people in
| the neighborhood saved the lad from
more serious injuries. The dog was
driven off.
Iris Groose, IL years old, of 653 South
Tenth street. appeared in the Fourth
Precinct Police Court today and told
Judge Herr that last Saturday a white
bulldog attacked her and severely bit
her on the left leg. She a had the
wound cauterized at a drug store, but
the judge advised her to go to the City
Hospital. She said the dog belonged to
Charles w. Woehler, of 637 South Tenth
street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07

with a milk wagon as it rolled along the
Town Centre. which is opposite the
Lackawanna depot. AT once there was
a hue and cry for a traffic squad. lis
true that some of the older and more
conservative residents declared that a
traffic squad would die of ennui ore be
compelled to kill time playing dominoes
or auction pitch One suggested that
the cops might find time to indulge in
a game of polo or that golf inks might
be laid in Town Centre. Progress
sives and believers in the great and
scintillating future of Summit at once
frowned on these as knockers and a
drawback to the town. Those who
wanted a rattle squad won u
1t was then that Chief Brown de-
tailed the squad, Cannon and Kelly. A
horse was bought; also leggins. And
now the leggins have the squad in a
snarl ,ha never was anticipated. When
the leggins were bought they were to
fit Cannon. They made an excellent
fit. But citizens shook their heads as
they gathered at the Town Hall and
exclaimed;
THEY never will fit Bill Kelly
When commuters came home last
night they looked in vain for Kelly, of
the traffic squad. and then o up
Nora Bayes's refrain, Has anyone here
seen Kelly?" Meanwhile Kelly was In
the Town Hall police station disconso-
late. Gannon's leggins wouldn't en-
circle half of his legs.
"Anthony Comstock might ave me
arrested for %indecency if he saw me on
the street with, these" said Kelly as he
tossed the leggins contemporary TO
one side. And the citizens of the town
took this possibly seriously. as they
recalled that Comstock lives in Summit.
And that is why Chief Brown is in
New York today searching for leggins
that will fit Kelly's legs and why the
traffic squad is disrupted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
SMITH GUNNERS BEAT NEW
WORKERS IN HARD FIGHT

1t was only after a hard fight with
the New York Athletic Club gunners
that the members Of the Smith Gun
Club, of Newark, won in the fourth
annual championship shoot for metro
politan gunners. decided at the Mont
clair Gun Club yesterday. Lindley, of
the Smith Gun Club, and Pelham. Of
the New York A. c.. wer tied, with
SO a piece out of a hundred, in the in.
dividuai match, and the Smith club
sharpshooter got % out of the % in the
shoot-off. while Pelham got but IS, Civ
ing the Newark man the decision. The
Smith team won the team shoot from
the New Workers by a score of 437 tar
gets to 1861
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
GANNON'S LEGG|NS
WOULDN'T HALF
WAY FIT KELLY
SUBMITS Traffic Squad Dis
rupted While Chief Brown
Searches for Leg Coverings.

SUMMIT. April 7.-Chief of Police
Brown is securing New York today for
a pair of leggins that viii fit the piano
legs of Patrolman William Kelly, and
meanwhile the populace of this town is
lodging an occasional automobile or
milk wagon, Kelly is one-half of
the traffic squad. Patrolman John Can
ron is the other.
A short time & one of the denizens
of the town narrowly missed mixing it
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
Piles Quickly
Cured at Nome
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure-TriaI
Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper.

Many cases of Piles have been cured
by a trial package of Pyramid Pile
Cure without further treatment. When
it pro-es its value to you. order more
from your druggist at so cents a box.
Simply ill out free coupon below and
mail today. Save yourself from the sur
geon's knife and its torture, the doc
tor and his bills.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07

saved thousands from operations.
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place until the cure is complete.
We guarantee Ga money back guarantee)
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This truss can't shift or slip-it is held com
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Call at the Cluthe Rupture Institute and Judge
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Examination and advice are Fireplace you
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And a member of the Institute will demon
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ting room how comfortably yet securely the
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II you live too far away to call, write for
our free book on the Cure of Rupture.
For your own good, call or write at once.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07

The independent Rowling club en-
loyed itself at the Hippodrome in New
York YESTERDAY. In the party We're.
MrS. Mueller, Mrs. Suite, Mrs. Sehuster.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07

The Pionier verein win have azfamlly
festival May IS in its headquarters at
W %shington and William streets. and
the arrangements for the event Were
made at last nights meeting. which was
largely attended. Oh The program will
be several humorous r%ecitations, a hui
morous sketch and singing. while a
darce will top it off. Among those who
will sing are the Misses Alma Eyrich.
Lena Ndauf. Anna kraul and Rosa
Zlnk. The society itself Will he heard
in some of its best choruses. After
electing new members, it was decided
to attend tire coming Jubilee of the
Schwaebischer Saengerbund.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
REGuLAR se5 VALUE

Mrs. Vogt. Mrs. Arneth, Mrs. Ringel.
Ulrich.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07

The DeutSche Miistaerurband will
have is annual outing % Fieke's Park
July IL. arrangements fol Che event
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
New Member. far anne X. 4. v.

An outing next month is on the pro-
gram of the Elizabeth Damen K. L. V.
which has it's headquarters in Muth's
Hall, Springfield avenue, where a COM
mittee of arrangements was appointed
lass night. Several nex members were
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07

elected and a social session was then
enjoyed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
Happenings of
Importance in
German Circles

Prfze Tor Masked Dancers.
A masked dance kept the members OF
the Columbia Danen verein together IL.
Creter's Hall, Holland street. until an
early hour today. Mrs. Marie Korneyl
received the first prize for wearing the
'prettiest costume, while Mrs. Bertha
schooner received the second prize and
Mrs Margaretta Schroeder the third.
One of the ven of the night was the
serving of an elaborate supper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-07
sAY THE DwYER MAY

Chair FREE with a $50 purchase whether you Pay cash or avail
means A LITTLE DOWN AND A LITTLE AT A TIME.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-28
THE GLACIER RAN
INTO STIFF GALES

SAN FRANCISCO, February IS
The rear guard Of The Pacific squadron
was brought up yesterday by the = beef
boat" Glacier the supply ship which
accompanied the cruisers on their tour
Of the Pacific The Glacier Captain
Lorenz. was eight days on the way from
Honolulu Almost at the end Of the
voyage a northeast gale was encounter
Ell. The Glacier was light. and rolled
ana iumped. pitched and tossed like a
bubble in 4 hurricane. Some big seas
were shipped. and more on less damage
was done about the decks &. Taylor.
a coal pa~~er. was thrown down No. }
hatch and badly bruised.
II was In the ward room that the
ferocitv of the gale was really appre-
ciatel. The Ship developed a tifty-two
per cent. ron. and shifted from a port
10 ~rarboarl list in the twinkIing Of an
eve. It was this sudden shifting that
caused All the trouble, The surgeon
was in the act Of breaking an egg when
his side Of the table went up in the
air The medico Shot out Of his seat
and Slid across the table He broke the
cog. not IN his plate. hut against the
face Of a brother officer. who was hang
ing face up. o. the lee side of the
table
The next roll threw the executive
officer INFO The bookcase. tie shattered
the glass. but escaped being eat by It
When the storm was over there was
hardly enough cr0ckerv left 70 serve
a meal. and If occasion had arisen fol
a toast ia the president At least hall
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-28
NEW YORK NOW
GREATEST PORT
OutstrIps London in Amount OF
the Port Tonnage-Great
Travel Increase.

- 7,I,o+ n.
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greatest por- IL the Wofld = ~" ~
Gated in the United States Is the tact
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lh' tht''1.'l -
mas at Last out>jnpItN Loh""h am
taken from the British capital the ttlc
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title, has now been feic4a'e1 ~ mi"
MACE Antwerp being second. Ten years
ILL, l-,.r:.b ,.i4y was sin first. with
.<..1 !, +oro;-r,,
| . 1"'"i N'~s''
trade OF 81 lt,9-', as compared " ""
York : figure Of I'LL, 40. Within the
hast laoada however. the increase Of
,., o,,1,, % rs-
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cent, Wli!e tAal u tHtls gam ,'-'''
shipping center has grown % Per cent.
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,157I Ira ,n,. anJ ondon with H.
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III IN nan+ \axt II noint Of rapid
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Rr. 433.
cine 8%crurouung,
lueldle cine 2icenS p~uridIretbt iir
Observation-Disclosures llaeuturtu.

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Sidotraib DEL Siaot Baltimore Dcidloteil. ons
Ieiue @'criou cine SiclenpernitieIungs Neettur
b~etreiheu, nodb Sienltboten iiir unoere leule,
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lcuperfniitelul9s StireuliS III etinr9eitT yunh eS
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then uto Giccr5ea iein. iibrlit Stellenperiftt.
teluEgssNBentltreH Hiceriell Glis5liIlelleii, nm
tit ieoc loldc NgcHtlir Dir SllIrite bon $50 6I
uerlanaeu, uno eineri lceoro oes gi1nets mn
Gorpnraiipil, lueldc cine iuld)e Nicen5 bernllss
Nilnni. in ieiuer Cifice dlibeirabre1.
,. Ibituiii, llno 'ee lei lerner oeroroitet.
bar ieoe KeriolI. Sirnln ooer Corporation. iuel-
de inter oen gcitinTmnIlgcIt oe5 purtergebe,;-
belt &blhHtti cine yicen6 heruil5 lttrintt. llrb
inter eiucr iulbell Gioen6 eir Notwithstanding
lmIaasNiircuu betrei6ei lou. thret ODER ibr'
Ieitur iiir gSuNerInietbeu mo Gicen5elt i'll Der
crllet 2Subc oes Ntotots Snlilnr IN ieoeiu
Sabre rosiitrireIi iolieIl, ltno Dor Dem @ebduot,
III lpeIdenl iid eir iol6eS SefhGff beiiIloet. ciII
Sdilo nit Der Nutitrift p0iceHico Girplor'
lent gl9eno)" dlbriii9elt, tolpobl, ais ole Naf
men Der Ectloit. ,Sirntu ooer SorpcrIiioIi, lpcl'
dc fol6es 3elddi. %betreibi.
ouB iracno cine |erlol, Sirr1a ooer Gprpotas
ton. ipelfe ir9eilo cine Der SeltimntlIlieeit ote'
fer &croronuna iibcrtrltt. 5l elmer Strdte bon
uiut liner tiini6ie Collars $50 pertribeilt iuer'
bclt tam. mede uuf Die II1TItd)e gSeite, lute
Die Strnfen iiir ole llehertretlnD bon tidhtilteIt
ScroronIreeiL coueiiirt iueroen fam.
NeItdtigt an IS. Sc5elnber 1000.
Z. Sarrp @nbuul,
miabor.
Cine ectreue g6ihriii - Gar. TO- 1910.
J. Scpcn SbumaS,
StnbtsHtDiitruiDr.
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Bic @~cjdjGitslaac.

Taa idon lett @c9ilm oicicS Snb.
res ctluno cridiittcrtc Tcrtroucll iii
Die @elunbhcit 6e& mIrtlld,nitlidcll
Scbena bot i'll Der lester @pdlc einer
luCiiercn Stob bctonmlen. Der 3ll'
i%onlmcnbrlld) bc& Hclp,Yorfcr Wnnt'
hduiea Si@f < Hobinipn nit Gerbino-
lid)fcitcn III ser S0hc por licbel Mil.
lionen Collars, cine Mn5abl ln0iiN.
itiger Giicnbnbnbcridlte, Die NNitn.
ton Nc1en GorpnrotiNncli II, Die Ne-
iiirdjtulg bon ui9iinili9cn @erid)tS'
Gntld)cioun1cn ac9cn Srults lnle
Gorporotionen bobc.. baS T~ertrouen
in oic lpirtbid)oitlifc Gage iorpohl an
Scr S0rie rpic IN UcitGitSfreiien cr.
id,iittert. Midi Die mloolcrnbe I0it1.
ton geoen Die bolcn |rciic, Die i'd
init ii6er oaS aullie Sano erltredt,
mo Die llltaqlpiBbeit, mas Der Gpn-
9reb in bieier Sciiion 9egcn Die Cor
poratiol,cn tbun miro. trogen ho5il
bel, ona @ertrolten 81 ltorcr, bclon'
ocrs in @6ricnfrcilcu. Gos 6riib.
je1rsaeid)1it, bas I'M @roBbmbel be
reiis ill Gangc lit. bat bis lett Die
Grlpnrtiun9cn nift erIiilt, Die man
iiir Dos lleue >Sabr gebeat Bate. Gle
hoben Ereiie baben 81 elmer meleilI-
lid)en einidyrd!lfuIlg Ocs GonluntS
geiiibrt. ~llnicre Tusfnbr blcibt nod
INNER binier Der friiberer Sabre jll.
rid. Tie mirtbIdoitlid)e Gntuidclltn0
1T nid}t fortasid)riticn, icnhcrn ii
pielen 8eid)dits5lueigcn 5iiill Still.
ifaib actommen. &lein- Ii. @robton-
Def iiub eonjrroaiin aciuorecn. aud'
Ole Arbeitcrbepe1lm9en, Die nod i'm.
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IdJt Seitcn.
SnbToirn @Glfe unb Snnocs He-
nicruuo.

Die &Crichtcr Der Shiii3 Cub.
ii0lcn laIicn mid. lodcr. Scit &obrcn
ucrion0rn lie in icoer GouNrcBiciIion
Subii0icl iiir omcritunii6e Sdl1tc.
Ia obCr 0aa Bolt Der @em1brln1g
0icicr Subiioien ub1euei0t lit mo otr
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ciuen @rubld biuitclltc, filr 0rl ooa
&'olf 5l bcjnblcn bobc, 10 imlr0cn Die
Sutjioicn @iU9 im Gon9rcB lteta }lt
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lit bcreitS nit elmer nelleu gill &c
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wor0cn mar, uHh Elm &otlm crlong
IL. mcld)cS Die Vil enpicbIcn0 an ooa
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nod llntcrltiibrnla gctommen - bon
Ter Administration. ErGiioent Soit
lmo lein anhinct ltll0 jl @iunIten uoll
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litallild)c Eoltlud)en inter nnlerifu
luld)er tSln9ge h%cr0r0crt lucrocn? IS
miro bn meiter 9clteno lemodt, ooB
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Scr. Stootcn BON GROCER 9eoclltrulg
iunO. @NuiB, ober oltrd Sd)iiiaiubs
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Cbert, lolOcrf er mlIB mli9ebont mcr4
Den 0ilrd) Nnpnliunl al Die Mdrttc
lulo billi9cu transport i'm i~rcic.l
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Seitc.
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MGR TortNautim Hobcn cincn It0rcn
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90rien. unb 6anoelSfrciieu oorallf
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