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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-22
Salem, Falls City & Western Ry

LEAVE WEST SALEM FOR:
sDallas, Falls City, Black Rock. 8 100 a. m.
"Dallas and intermediate points. :26 p. m.
sDallas, Falls City. ............ :3O p. M.
xDallas, Falls City, Black Rock. 1 ;26 p. NJ
xDallas and intrmdiat points. D 200 p. m.
ARRIVE WEST SALEM FROM:
sFalls City, Dallas. ........... 80 a. m.
sBlack Rock Falls City, Dallas. .12 :16 p. IN.
~Dallas and intermediate points. 3 700 p. m.
xDallas and intermediate points. IL 40 p. m.
xBlack Rock, Falls City, Dallas. 4 40 p. m.
sDaily except Sunday. xSunday only.
Ferry launch from foot OF State street
connects with all trains at Second-street
depet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
OstieHidt gefanutmod,uua.

SetltegeIie anaehote pernen sHtgeeengencul.
men IN ocr SffIee hes Director OF Qauic Saie,
~, StdotRale. Cincinnati, Cts, bis I2 tlbr
MtIltGGgs an Ml q, ben e. Rpberber
1919, 'Ar hde gegen bon aubeifernen 8obreu,
1pCcnl GQiinpS unh geHttleH upb aNoeTer
Aieoenartger 9rbcti In BerrbiDbana eauti.
ihr soas 9tdlierrerl orauHess Snftpm Der Sinoi
9inciltHait, Ibip. in JeraaioH aHo Sid Hun
Houoe
8IdHe. gseufifattonen uus gormuInre ftno
3u baben IN ber Efiice ees 9ener al uperins
ieHoeuieu bes &safisrrpsris Iepariements
5ehc E''grte mug ben pollen Wdmeu icoct
@clelfAGt cher oSefelihafien ipeld1e eaa Gin.
gchoi MAIDEN. fr'pia bon alien Rerionen. bic itc1
odrGI InieCeiitteH. euibaien uHo mus begtei'
iei fcln mil elmer giiraihait In her oobe bon
81 10000 Collars oper etreM strti't5irieH
Gted luf eIHe euiftcbenee 4cuf ais eine 8G'
roHiie oalur, oas, rusnn Elm Gnas5ot anpeHom'
men plta, Elm aoEtTaii eiHgesdHgen fperoeR
nlgb.
eoute ireencein gneebot surntsepiefen rsr.
hen bGHH tpiIo ieider lts3 on ben gieier re-.
iougnlrt uHo ioute trserbesr gnaeboi ongss
HomneH iperoen baHn futTo folfet gbet uuA
buirttheRtelleroer aae'lbruua uno Gtteri.eh
luHp ces NOuirnits BarlserfiGtiet.
Steier uGf'en etren sufrtfben'ieuenoen pc,
nCtsoQu ihrer Edtipfelt lteien nm foihe Ala's
ir aTbeit tp1s esrIlnpi. al befcyaen.
ECter iiHo aebalien bic aebrusten SormuIare
al Georuu1,er oa ieine oHorreH eHigessnseHom,
men ncrheH.
Der Ttredor Of gu5ltc cafetn Behalf Ht
oaS medt. rcr, tsaenoelH chsr GGe Insebote
az oeJluerfeu,
an @uftga6r scs Firectcr Of Bubble saie,s.
Ter %. Eftg6eJ 1910
2G.2 SobH ]. g9erner. GIeri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
@eistlff,s Ns.anntn q t.una.

8erieeelte 4naebote pereen .eriaseencenor.
men N neg Eiflce bes Iirettct OF Rnblc Ger.
blee. Staoibale. Cincinnati. ohio. bis ~ ulr
gutalps lm y. II 10 Q q. Gen o. Appember
1910, 'Ir Die Gieterung Der Hotbiaen Hrbelt uIln
bea .DtGieriGlH fix bic 8erbei'erunu bon ser.
idhel .tepuue, bon Der aiien AarporaticusLinie
bis Gb'eCoators Goenae, bgr3 HG abiraus.
Secu BON GIdHits1arbs 4fIailern bee isohri
rgeGs mil Ed6ileinen uHe AOaitIHtiioH Der no,
fbigeu 1rniHirungeR une 9nIeis
&IaHe, 2pe5ifiatlonen RHp GorrniIate ftno
3u erbQteH IN Der Ef'tce beg 4befsJHgeHieaEs 8
beg Department Of @ubIic Eerhtce
5ebes aHaeboi utuk ben coIleH R1mer ieoer
ge'eu'tufi cher Ssfeaf6nfieu. peI5e bas e,use.
bot MAIDEN. toruie bon queB 9sr'eHsn, bic flo
oQrdn iHiereNiren. en!balien, unb rliib beaIeifet
fetH mil elner EAraita'i In her EumuIe bon
s 200 90 .GoAarF poer etFem sertifl6ltleu Gbec
on cine eIf'IebeHoe gan.. ole cine BnrnHtie ba.
fir, bab penn eth auae5oi nrgsnommeH niro,
ein acu!rn!t etEeeaanatH meroeH fpire.
SeQis irptHetiH Gugtbgi turasetnltttn speresn
Eopn lpite ioi6sr Ghsf an etR 6ltitr rstaurutrt
uEb ioHtt irasretin auetset aHeensmmsH ptrbeu,
oGEH ptrb io!au GbsS nlt lrifitbtntsr.zosr Gnss
'atrung uHo Siarf,uane ets gensraits lurn6,
,rta;.st.
gist.r rlFeH tiuts tufritetrttnsrerr g,rty
con iArtr Gatisisit itf,rr, nm fsiSe etaas gyb,ii
me ptriana' Ig bderssn.
Eitttr tEb etb3lttH, Die ste-aSttu Getmuiart iu
etbrau5sH, oa !stns eassren eriatetretEemmta ntt.
tfr.
Ter Grtaor 81 quslk espit. b,ssl, 81 sos
Sttt Bot. trssEht'ns ssu eat Grssbe;t ~ rsr'
i9sritn.
9m auftraq, b,s gtr,stsrs Of gusi!s esrpa.
Zen 20. EfiDUer 1910
26,2 J o6u 3. % gsenrer~ Glerf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
@efsslihe sefann,maa aAusa.

Bcrfieeelte Nnge6ote tuerbsn eutessersenon,
nten III bet Effice bes Director Of 0u5Ilc Ger.
pce Stdoibaae. Cincinnati, cbie, bis i2 ubg
-giiitaga am mittipol d. ben l8. 5lcneubes
1910, fix Die SabrifditoH, 2ieIeriing uat
AbiieferuHa non quBeiferren @ohreu irlo Spel
ci0l Cuttings fir bus gadiietoerior Sn,
item ncr St1at Cincinnati, Ohio fir bic 5irit
erect siLiiioe Mperae. anoeriol'5 ,5errp aoGe
iiitb gofuer Aiber Houb
8ldne GpeSifiiatiuneH uilo ssorMnIGre Nnb
81 efbalten In Ger Gffics oes GenetaisSuperiH'
feHocnfeH bes g3aiiermerfs Eesarfemenfs.
Seoes slHgsbof mnb ben boIeu gnmen ieber
@efeaidaft pber Gefsllfnaften, lpelGe bas s.iIge.
bot MAIDEN. foipie bon alien Werfcnea. bic fih
baIon irterefren, eHtbnlieiL ufID nlub begieifst
fein nit etHer Airgf6aei In ber Eumme bon
arf cine gut'iebenbe sonf. als eine GA
men miro. eir aoHtratt elrGegnHGen frerben
ipirn
porn rtre ia.ber Eb,6 On bsr Eisser reiournrt.
mp foaie ireenbsiu Wnefbp. anssnemmtn iptrsen,
bann miro iolfer Gted nah IutrisbtnfftasHntr aus
hbruns uno Si%egttGuHa bts RsEtrasn iuriits
erhetttf.
Ritt,r m!iHen einsn sHfrisbtnstu.nssn gepeis
bon ibrer sydbig.sif Iiefern um foice RIaNe VT.
belt. ipie perInHgi, su beforssH.
Rietsr fHp gtbalfen, bic sstru6ten e5ermnIart N
asbrausn, Da ftins anserfH snissssnssnersmsH uers
Ser 1irsdcr - 1usc eeypss bsbalt sA bsS
ntai ppr irssHseins 0sn eN ansesots ~ sas
msrttn.
HeH /. GcbsuIbsS 1910.
Es 0stn q. E3sHnsS Gial
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
gsIsslia,e geianntmadbuu

Seritese!c aHeebote fperoen enisegenaenom'
nlelI ~ oer EltIIt beaNEuector pi EublIc Sers
plce. @iabibaUe. Cincinnati, Gblc bis IL Aee
DHliCgE um ~ 100 d, ben 10. 9openIbet
1910. iIr oGa GeeeH poR gabeternea Hohtea.
1pef!nl Sdilngs aHo 8fniileH aHo aHbere oa5a
BtbuygGe stbelI III GegbiHoung barti flr oQs
slsu1epcerl oteaHgs Spiiem pet Stuot cincinnati
Gbtc, III oer Curb erect Stuiioe 4peRue aHe
AnocrioHs tterru 5iDao nHb Eriuer Rtner Roa6
SlGHe SDe5iittafloneH uro 5prUalGre itnp
81 erbalIeH iH oer Gtftee hes @eHeruls 5!ipertns
IcuoCuieH be= 2sliierDeriss Requirements.
.Sehe5 Angeboi uluB neH pouen aameH Ieber
0cieuina'! ooer Setgltihlfien. pelcbe oas Anees
bot mcdeH, 'opie bon nufR 4erioHeH, bic I'D
hdr0H tHierenIrCH, ertbditen uib niib bellet!eI
ieiH nit eIuec A.irgl5aft IN Der Snrme noa
81 10000 Gcuars oDer efrem seriifistrieH gbei
lui eire Gl!iiieperoe 3nHf Gi5 cine Garaiiiie oa'
lHr, .SHB lpenn elH auaeeci aneenomneg Eiro,
EN- SoHtrati elnoegaReeu lperbeH luiro
collie trgeHbeln Euaeboi 3lri6nefrieieH tpers
ben, odrn miro ioidber 9teG an ben Eieter re-
iourEtrl, Gne ful!e irgenbeiH @HGeboi aI9e,
NummeH lUerDen, 6anu mirb FOLDER Qbed nat
5ityie9cH'tcNenDer AEsfabrInp unb Stheriiels
lung oes &orira'iE suriideritnttet
.8ielct uiiilen eiHeu au'rieoenIieleHotH Res
fpeis bon lbrer Sabigseit leferH I'M fo!5e
aiafie 2rbelt. ue berlanqt, III bffcroeH.
8ieier liIlo eebaIfen. be eeoraoien SoruluInre
5n gebtdlcbeH, Do fetHe aHoeren euigegeIgeuom'
men !peroeH.
Ger Ittedor Of 9ubuc ssrpice bebaIt ft
oas 8edji, por, trsenoeiH cher ale gngebcte
5i berGperfeH,s
sym aniiraac beg Girector Of 9nbIie serbtc..
Zen ]. gtpneniher 1910
20 5obu =. 4enrer, GIerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
NorddeutschercIo
LONOON-paRIS-eRrNru

IONDON-PAR1S-RRE
TsasImnetse etbnrnoampfer ieSea gien,taa.
g1ronprfrstttn gtttllt", yaaifer Aifbetm Der
Smehe, "9rcnprtHS s9tlhelm". .aaifer @tlhelm
brr Brpfr"
Nestindkinr goitsampferfntrt feotu Tiruitas
NIT nfncu TpppeiFd' unb en- Z ampferu.
1Io00 IoHneneebaif, 100 SUE lana 10 Suh brett
rgeurge ysaibintatsu", ,grin5 ;srtebrid gsii.
bam" yWrsser aariitrft", ,Sreord, Der oSro.
ss". ugrrslau", o9rinssk Mice, ,,Sarbarpfian,
.BTemer",
HeGelriastge Woftbnmpfer jeoeu rsnueritcs
@Tse'H uwatu" 2ueBp,p".
cy6RAtTaR-NFapfI-
8egnlare ehnenban1pier teoeu eamitaa.
sTerltn" lreu), ygarbarpIia" ,.q1niain gout.
fs", .aanis ALBERT. a9rinasiin 5rsnea,
,,He6ar"
Sor6GeI ginri6tuna- In aaiii,en urb 2irfffeube6
unobbdnGtge 1ouren um bic @ert,
.zraoeers Gbed" 1iiitia f5er bic ean3e gaelf
OElRSCHS 4 CO., Broadway, NJ Y
@enernlsaeen.en
@9enten fir Cincinnati:
SerMnn TntioHai 8nns: sSirfi 9niiouoI gnuf
.I n.D ! n9alnnt gtrabe; Bsftern 0ssman eanf;
es fbsgbglaY Ndb5sa! Yat ns7isr e. 1910 sees
1ss oenI tn1sts1 xn1 GStssaia 0SsA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
@er. ct. Mesiernngs-An5eise.

a. atarrtssTep urtemert Efiise
oes Setreidr5, sBoibinsion, z. G. Il
Gi.cber 1pf0.--Hns gereiIigie Siadieu miarlHe
Scipltnirgt teentbum, cir Jettwta!Iieer @aaglng
trpHieno einbuHnerfnnh5 5UeiGnoreuB5lg tlgI)
snb an g3eari uno Critic 5traBe nit etRer
3iefe non oreibunoeri naa nenHunsfef2is
SUIT $500 on Der Eirtiie BON 9ileoar SIrabe,
In Cincinnati, Cbio. nebh ellen earGai hefinb'
liten enlightenment, lDiro ani oftentliher
aiAtton cfferiri pernea ulI l2t RafTtidGs
am Ii. aupember 1910 rcr betaetem 0iaen.
iburl. StoiueaneeH baGr tspie ods setee
horfhreibD bel gbiigfcyarg bes ada'briefes.
ger g9eifibietenoe m1b BET ben siurtionatoren
an merfaa'5tale eineH 5eStttisir'en 9bed fa
Rstra9e bon $1,000, ad oen z9aymeiiier ser
9crentaicn Sinateu ousGeiledi, biaierleaen Gig
eiHe Guraniir bas Der sllu'cr es etEltCn fnelni
Ter 9eirns biefes Gbe6s uerfdu; ~ @aniien Der
Scsetntaien Ginnieu, Eenn ecr eieier iein sln'
pebof uid,f beaieitht. Ter SaatniFiss 1efTelar
beBdit it'd bis 5urn % noeember 1910 has
Mfhi ncr. has bohfie srae9ol eura63ufpeiten
ODER nu3nnehmcu.
gaeaen udherer aus'uH't ,lrsnbs rtnu fid an
bic eluitioHaioreH. tpeite 6ea 8efiaui leiifH
bic SeTen theodore mtcoer BRO. zoos 9rfis
9laiioHalhanfs s3ebdube etns|nHaiI. Ebto.
Ter toe amt 8 Settefh hr.
= 29o.i,2,5ys, 10Hco
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
9o(tpbine Wuerman.,,

NOTICE is hereby given thst the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as
of the last will and testament and
estate OF George Haller deceased, late OF Ham
ilton County. Ohio.
Dated at Cincinnati, Ohio, this End day Of
November 1910
CAROLINE HALLER. Executrfx.
W. MEREDITH lEATMAN, -ttorney -at-law,
\. j., Corner Court g. Walnut st,
S9.l6 Cincinnati. Ohio
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
Stimmt iiir u. Is. Gomonoiun, Stan,
oioat filr !6amiltOn Gpuntp aubitur.
II notbiqe QlusQabe.

5armer Barnes: sd babe einen
Barometer aus Der Staot nitsebroht.
Der 5ei9t an, mann es regnen tpiro.."
Jrou Barnes: $50 cine 8eridpens
Dung! g8o5u, meinit 8u eiosntlih, BAT
Dir Der ltebe 0ott Seinen Rbsumatisz
mus gegeben?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
g q q iii d Ipoif.

Die tleine u. (por Der 9enus bon
W}ilp): r8as fir grdBlih breits 5ails
len miilien oamals bic Mdohen gebubt
baben,"
Die tlstne g.: rSa; aber oielleiht ma
rem oamuls bic Wdnnerdrme ldnqer,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

ao. s18 BopIGr ctr, 3 Siuimr. IoiIei
unS aab. Rnfsufragea bel u. GlerHan,
s23 QcpIar GirnEe. bn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
,3n 5Iats.

gin fsIu nit allen mpberneH @eauemIid'
feifeH: 2inmer. Gnnnrtaseieb baube, Rores
pfts@de Count nHo gS1lHut StrGBe. 1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

m 9lIter ton % Sabren, 8 mspuaten unb "a.
legt 9n5 2eicDerbeadnaniB iiiioet itatt aul
Dnnnei'tag. ben 3. !Ropember, gtnhnlttid9s /
lbr. nni1 Eraaerbuufe, no. 74s epirortn aee.
rue, g8irtcn Ytace, aus, uno tpiro INN llbr
II Der Seutfcter 8roteit airhe In Goinp gsaib-
natnu Der 3rnuergoftesoieuft ubeebaIfer, 8i
ueIhem GertpGrote, fSreunse nnb geiannte obite
reitere stoti5 freuroIihit eineeIaSen iino bon
zen traueritben &Iferr:
Dririau gRiefe uftb
Senrtette 90 lie G, aeh gu6
Iiebit sfiueern uno Nrperndu6ten
81 friib fthIua bic bittere Sii,nbe
Sic Gid aus uHferer Waiite uabui;
Cpt trdfteno t6nt's niis unferem Wlnrbe;
.9}ns eSott thut bds III tpoblaetbaui"
3u itmeraIid mar fir iifs 8ein S3eiben,
9u bitter Tein si friber Zoo,
Gph Tu bin beireii BON 2etaen,
@efreit bon ailer Groennotb. 2,3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

Rfeine Gro.
.Eieb lisshen, bos III ons Ships<
iterhsn, ipelhss Dir Der Siorh ioebsn
gebront bot.-
rMber lpie fam man nur ouf bic
Melt t0mmen, tsror man aoilstte oes
u,adt9s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

9erihtigune.
apmmis (tsi Der 3eitunsss2ettiire)
.Wenn oas 10 forigebt. triestn pi,
anh no bic Ghclsra!-
Gbtf: .Wus bdabt - irir2.
Rommis: Ne 70! NliO bann Gil
allan. 6err Hobn!4
Moberns 1iteIfudt.
~Mus III btnn Jhre 1onitr iebt
frau Mimmerl2-
.MIitasbolsbi sbiubsmfo brtsaaseuoat'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
geIb Etritif.

WiiiiteIler: .Durf id) frdgen. ipann
ih Sie am tpsnisften iiDre91
g,ros (grab): YSh bin INNER gss
it6rt!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
Sobcs-Mnseiaen.
1l1iIhflu fDie(t,

Stdrb mad Iireerem eeiben am Waontaa, ben
81. Sltober 1910, sbenbs $3.50 ubr, uHter tn'
naIt seIteb.er Spbn unp pruber,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
GelS 81 bsrIeitrn.
3n perfnmfcn-S1nler.

so mabtfonniIie. Seciton goe.. sireff eeg.
gaaIbnra, fteues 2sfiod. syrume. atmmer
iif1b gmpfaHasbdle, anf Ieid,ie incnaiIde
3ntlnnaen irie mlieibe. Gas, gaaiier etc.
Grefap II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

81 nfts Blaze. 2s43, eea Gait gno Gas
gecrfs unn angren5ertS an bas yEonub
2onfe", 2sItod. frame, 0 3iumer, fir 3ipei
ssamtlien; 500 bnnr unh $40 per Wspnaf big
beaablt nl6r frredbe nit Grefap. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

u hmtntftratorss m n erfauf--f623 bis
1925 gsalfui Ctr, snridInufeHS Hnh Hgoore
CTR. 3sit6d Rrid NIT ssIais nberauf. nieorige
tibfndpine: aaes bermiefbet; uai einen RAD
ilS sa crbneIi. GrefGr j.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03
The People 5 Rostrum
t.tt4.+++1

BY carefully studying Weston and tax
ing into account his age they will learn
hat standing up in an overcrewded
street car and breathing the fetid at
mosphere of the closed car takes more
out of a person than footing it, in
the open air. and that 1t pays to walk.
Two hours in the open air is neces-
sary to life, and this should no be
taken in a vehicle, but on foot. The
tendency OF the age is towards luxuri-
Gus ease when a man takes a street car
to get three or four blocks, and will
declare impossible a two-mile walk over
good paved sidewalks. Along comes
Weston from the Pacific coast with a
happy smile, an easy stride and a face
that simply radiates health. He en-
velops the classic palm of Mayor Gay
nor in his great muscular fist and
looks with pity into the faces of thou
sands of New Workers. smiles as he
notices that some of those who have
followed him for a mile or two are
gasping for breath while he quietly
advises those who would be healthy to
walk, and keep on walking. o. X. v.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03
Auto Ambulance Praised.

To the Editor of the Evening Star;
AS a sharp contrast to the numerous
complaints received against the speed
with which the City Hospital ambu-
lance answers hurry calls in the city
is the praise being bestowed for the
ouickness with which the victims OF
Yesterdays explosion in Newark bay
were hurried to- the City Hospital
seven of them being taken in one trip
The scene of the explosion was far
removed from the centre of the city
and, with a horse ambulance answering
the call, the victims would have beer
forced to lie unattended for many min
utes until the comparatively slow NOV
ing horse-drawn wager reached them
1t seems to many of the citizens oil
the city with whom / have talked on
the matter that the advantages of an
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03
IRON pAR7lsANsHIp TO CIVIL SERVICE.

T01 RCUMSTANGFS beyond the control Of the majority leade'
" in the Council and their prompters at Republican County
Committee headquarters compelled the abandonment OF the
scheme to ,usf thleescore Democratic ofifeeholders and replace
them with threeseore Republicans. 1t is needless 10 say that this
hopeful scheme was moi approved by Republicans generally. 1T
was too hareafced. II brought the Council idown to the level ot the
lowe3t grade of politics. II completely ignored The interests of good
government. 1t WAS conceived in partisan greed and WAS akin tn
graft. There will he some dismissals, on grounds of economy, OF
employees whose services are not deemed necessary, but there VIII
be no appointments. This outcome of the scheme is bitterly dS
appointing 10 those who had been picked out for the jobs, but 1t is
most gratifying 10 the community. To gid the repentant action OF
the majority conference last night with a sort of halo 1t was
resolved TO introlute IL resolution IN The Council fi Il referendum
on the question Of the adoption Of Il municipal civil service system.
II remains to be Seen what the proposition is 10 be. The flop from
Wholesale dismissals and appointments 10 civil service rules IS so
sudden and 50 radical that the public will await the proposition
hcfors appauding.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03
Daddy; Good Night Stories
Mr.. SPIDERS JOKE.
BY FARMER SMITH.
: r. FUNNY BUG raised himself upon q
Mr.. SPIDERS JOKE.
BY FARMER SMITH.

n r. FUNNY BUG raised himself upon one elbow,
tN/I rubbed his eyes. and then sat un.
Good ness" he said, What on earth is that?
That certainly must be Friendly Jeff. What is he walk
ing on? His feet surely are not on the ground and Mr..
Funny Bug rubbed his eyes again,
Mr.. Funny Bug got up rather painfully. He was still
a little stiff and sore from having been stepped on, and
started over TO see what Friendly jeff was doing.
Hey, there. jeff" he said, what are you dong?"
BE quiet" said Friendly jeff. "r you will make me
fail. Can't you see l am walking the roper
And sure enou gh. Friendly JEFF was bravely stepping
along on a rope made of a Spider Web, and balancing
himself with a little cane.
"whee," said Mr.. Funny Bug. that's great! Where
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03
Demands probe of Accident.

To the Editor of the Evening Star:
The horrible accident yesterday along
the river, when one man lost his life by
an explosion and several men were Sc
verely injured, should receive the. at
tention of the grand jury, and that at
once. DO it now" as the saying is, as
the matter is too serious to be neglected.
There must have been something
radically wrong somewhere and II such
occurrences are looked after immedi-
ately the investigation is half won.
1t seems to me to be a crying hame
that such frightful accidents should
happen and no II blamed for the neg
lect that la have led to it. Let the
grand jury act without waiting for a
lot of technical Instructions from the
bench weeks afterward, when the suf-
ferings Of the poor workingmen, the
victims. have been forgotten. y
While the grand jury is on this line.
let it also look into some of the many
auto accidents in the county caused by
reckless youths, who know about as
much of a high-powered machine as
the cat OF a back fence knows about
the speed Of Halley's comet. S. o. f.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03
The "spoilx' Scandal.

To the Editor Of the Evening Star:
1t gives the average citizen much
pleasure to learn thai there are some
men who have the courage of their
convictions. by refusing to enter into a
combine to oust efficient officials from
their positions and to put men into
office who are suspected of not being
as exacting as they might be. What
l refer to is the stand taken by Alder
men Congleton, Whitfield. Taylor and
Hopper. who have refused to be a party
to the spoils system, in order to bolster
up the revenues of a party.
1t is common report that there is
one man who was selected for remova
who has shown that he can maxi the
city more than $1,000 a year richer
than his predecessor, but that the latter
is going to be put back in his old posi-
ton.
1t is alleged hat a good many OF
those aldermen who were advocating
the removal of the present official have
q knowledge of the conditions, and YET
they were willing, as one alderman X
pressed 1t, ito replace ar honest mai
with a dishonest one" Maybe they
will abolish the office and let every
thing run in a happy-go-lucky manner
as the records apparently show.
If the late auditors report had beer
made, which it was not, these dis
'crepancies would have been shown.
TAXPAYER.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03
A NEW ERA OF GROWTH FOR NEWARK.

1TTa HERE are all the evidences of an era OF great building enter
prise in Newark Capitalists who have business foresight
are anticipating it by large purchases of real estate, while
property prices in fayorably situated sections are advancing under
the stimulation of the demand. Rapid electric transit between
Newark and New York is one explanation of this movement. The
location of new and important terminals will focus population in
their neighboi hoods. An eycrincreasing retail trade and the
gradual extension of the shopping district is another. The census
just taken is expected to show a phenomenal increase in the ciy's
population, and this increase will go on, and even at a larger rate,
after fhe city is more closely welded to Manhattan. There are
extensive building enterprises in contemplation and yet to be an
nounced that will effect radical changes. The sixteen-story Office
building at the Four Corners will not stand alone very long Floor
space in the air is almost as valuable IT'S ground space. The next
half decade will witness great changes in our city, and if the great
project of meadow development and municipal docks is carried out
the changes in the next ten years will be beyond present belief.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03
BEWARE, DOG!

1t is possible that the automobiles
in this city may unwittingly and In.
cidentally solve the stray dog PROB
lem.
Even the most precocious dog u
likely tic underestimate the speed
of an approaching motor car, and in
such a case, to err is fatal.
A citizen recently noticed a de-
ceased canine lying in about the
same spot on Clinton avenue every
day for a week. He had made up
his mind to complain to the authori-
ties when he realized suddenly that
each day he had seen the remains
of a different dog.
Perhaps they will begin to say OF
that thoroughfare that every dos
has his last day there.