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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29
ohrIsllan uhurch.

Jan. l, 1911, AS a. m. Bible school
Vawter Crawford, Supt. IL a. M, SER
mon, 'Newness of Life," a church
motto for the new year. $3.50 p. m, Y.
P. S. @ E. 730, sermon: "How does
Jesus SaYe?"
The annual roll cal will take pace
Wednesday evening, Jan. 4. at 7 O'Clock.
Every member expected. Refresh
ments will be served by the ladies Of
the church. A pleasan. surprise is In
store for all members and friends.
Mayna d r. Thompson. Pastor.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29
A simple safeguard for m Mothers

Mrs. d. Gilkeson, 1926 Inglss Ave
youngstown. Ohio. gained wisdom by
experience. "My little girl had severe
cold and couGhed almost continuously.
My sister recommended Foley's Honey
aud Tar. The FIRST dose gave her re-
lieved the inflammation. Since then /
alwavs keep bottle of Foley's Honey
and Tar in the house Accept no SUBJ
stitutes. Sold by all druggists.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29

The joint installation of the Ma
sonic orders passed off very sue
cessfully and pleasantly Tuesday
evening. The banquet hall was In
charge of the ladies of the Eastern
Star and the speead was up to the
usual standard of excellency for
which the ladies of the Star are
noted,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29

ment OF OUO barrels or n0ur thll
week that goes direct to Hong
Kong, China. These people are
working up quite an export trade
and their output is being called fol
by outside parties. The mill ID
certainly turning out an excellent
quality of -four at this time and
are amply able to supply all local
as we'll as outside demands. Friends
boost for the home producer, pat
ronize the home miller, and incl
dentalIy, don't overlook the home
printer.
Otis Hake and Miss Della Rob-
ertson, young people of the lower
Sand Hollow country, were mar
ried in Pendleton on the 18th inst.
They conceived the idea that the
match was opposed bv the parents
of the young lady, SO they "loped"
off to our nelghboring county seat,
procured a license and were mar
ried. They have returned to the
home of FL. @. Robertson, have
been forgiven, and will take up
their permanent residence gon Mr..
Hske's homestead.
Geo. Gof, brother of Frank Goff
of this city, who has been helding
sheep for party in Grant county,
was reported missing from his sheep
camp this last weak and for four or
five days his whereabouts was un-
known. He has turned up, how
ever, at the home of billiard French,
on Butter creek, and from what
can be learned it appears that he
was sick and wandered away from
his sheep. He will be alright in a
few days, with proper attention.
Fred Tash and family arrived
from Buhl, Idaho, Monday, and
will remain in Heppner some six
weeks or two months. Mrs. Tash
has been in i'll health for some time
and is now in the Heppner Ssna-
torium here for opel alton and treat
ment, and MIR. Tash's return to his
Idaho home will be governed by
his wife's restoration to health.
Fred is well pleased with the Buhl
and says it undoubtedly
has bright future before it.
s. S. Mason, an uncle of Mre.
Eugene Campbell, was visiting his
'elatives in Heppner a few days
his week. He has resided in the
North Yakima country for a num-
DER of years past, but is on the
way to Southern California, and
will make his future home at River
ide. Mr.. Mason is an old news
oaperman and followed this line
Df business for some wears in the
tate of Kansas.
In the drawing of silverware at
lillian & Bisbee's this week, Fred
Varnock got the beautiful silver
offee set, worth $22.5O, for a 35c
icket; Mrs. Addie Patterson Sc
ured the handsome punch bowl
or DO ticket; Hank Vance drew
he orange bowl for 81 ticket, and
|. B. Huddleston was the winner
t the clock on 10c ticket.
Lane Matlock and family de-
arted on Tuesday morning for :
,ugene, where they will spend the !
emainder of their holiday vaca-
ion visiting with relatives and
lends. Mr.. Matlock's mother ac-
them and will spend
ne balance of the winter in the
ALLEY.
John Leach, brother of DIR. M.
J.. Leach, is spending the holidays
/ Heppner visiting his relatives.
[r. Leach, a former Morrow couD-
: boy, is now resident of Port
nd, where he has position as
harmacist in one of the leading
.,,o. bo1.aa of that osk., /.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29

We wish to thank our many friends,
and the members OF the l. U. o. F. for
their assistance and kindly ministratIons
during the funeral OF our husband and
father.
Mrs. +. P. VAUGHN AND FAMILY.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29
AT the Churches.
M. n. Churcn, south.

Brand new Sunday school lessons for
Sunday morning. The first day OF the
New Year. Preaching at IL a. M.
Epworth League @ 80 and preaching at
Z 80 pm. Come and hear an interesting
Bible story. E. ?. Warren, Pastor.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29
e.et the Genuine Always

A substitute is dangerous makeshift
especially in medicine. The genuine
/ Foley's Honey ard Tar cures coughs and
colds quickly and is in ye'lw package.
Accept no substitute. Sold by all drug
piste,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29

Saturday January 7th Gillian &
Bisbee will sell 25c aluminium
drinking cups to school children
only, at l0c each.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29
The Week News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.

AIN work guaranteed-Heppne
Steam Laundry.
Herman Nelson was down frou
Hardman. Tuesday.
W. E. Severance was down from
Hsrdmau last Friday.
Lon Wattenberger was in from
Butter creek yesterday.
W. III. Farrens, Of Monument
was a Heppner visitor, Friday.
Our work is proving a success
Try as. Heppner Steam Laundry
r. NJ. Akers, a successful farmer
of Gooseberry, was in town OF
Monday.
Heppner Steam Laundry wagor
calls for laundry Mondays and
Wednesdays.
Bishop Robert L. Paddock visit
ed Heppner over Sunday and held
services in the Episcopal church.
Theo. Anderson and wife, OF
Eight Mile, attended the Masonic
installation and banquet on Tues
day evening.
Work is progressing nicely on
the excavating for the new build
ing to be erected by DR.. Conder on
the Wells lot.
H. E. johnson and Thos. Bren-
nan are spending the holidays at
Salem, visiting with the parents
of MIR. johnson.
That new man at the laundry
is doing the work. No need of
sending anything away. Heppner
Steam Laundry.
The Sunday school of the Epis-
copal church gave very pleasant
entertainment and Christmas treat
last Saturday afternoon,
F. E. Westerberg came up from
The Dalles, Tuesday evening, and
is closing deal with 0. P. Hen
dricson for the Pastime property.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson, Of
Wasco, came up Tuesday evening
and are visiting at the home of
their son, J. r. Johnson, on Hepp-
ner fiat.
Mrs. Eleanor Redfield, of Pen
dleton, spent Christmas with her
mother, Mrs. Cameron, and family,
of this city, returning to her home
Monday.
25c aluminium drinking cups
will be sold Saturday January 7th
t. the school children only, by Gill
liam & Blsbee at l0c each.
Christmas was appropriately OBJ
served for the Sunday schools at
the NJ. E. church South, Baptist
and Christian churches on Satur-
day evening.
Misses Josephine and Mabel
Cameron went to Pendleton, Mon
day, to spend holiday week with
their sisters, Mrs. Redfeld and
Mrs. r. W. Fletcher.
DIR. 8. w. Mcclure, Of Pendle-
ton, northwest chief of the federal
bureau of animal inspection, was
an incoming passenger last eve.
nirg and registered at the Palace.
j. II. Deardorff, of Alpine, is a
new addition to the Gazette's
booster force. Joe has faith in his
end of the county and is making
success of "dry farming" We
acknowledge a pleasant call from
him on Saturday.
1t speaks we'll for our local deal {
ers when people from outside towns
come to Heppner to buy articles of
wearing apparel. This happens
frequently. The Cash Shoe Store
is happy in such experiences. See
their new ad in this issue.
Ye Olde Towne Quartette, the
third number of the lyceum course,
appeared before crowded house
at the Christian church on Monday
evening. 1t was high class en-
tertainment, and the young men
composing the qusrtette are each
Of them splendid singers. This {
was up to the standard of ,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29

1Oc may save your child by buy
ing an aluminium drinking cup on
Saturday January 7th at Gillian
& Bisbees'.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29

Highest cash price paid for hides
peIts and furs. Phil Cohn.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-12-29

John Leach, brother of DR. M.
A. Leach, is spending the holidays
in Heppner visiting his relatives.
Mr.. Leach, former Morrow couD-
ty boy, is now resident of Port
land, where he has position as
pharmacist in one of the leading
drug houses of that city.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

Tatricf for meb Saanoen til oct
ontpococ Steo oe for iommen peo
Sen Snlcrte, iom 9crsrelen foraar-
iaaeoe ham. Ierpaa Iaa ban paa
i'm &aano. % Oa ban bemerfeoe en-
Masie itsrfnet BLOB paa Den, falot
ban plubielis neb paa Sneen.
.Spab er ser pnaiprbe meo sig
m?" ipurete @Ienn, iom bapoe ieet
ham iiooe opreiit oe b,rtig gift ben
til bom ga ban ialbt
Seq er Ell Geoens Mano," iagM
Eatrcf flagenbc.
Set cr 2sgn," ioaSe Sneaf.
~Spob feiler Nig, Yatricf," ipura.
te @lsnn Ell milbere Conc.
Seq ber - o. jeg bar iaoet ct
SfuS aiennem Spueoetl" iagoe go.
tricf
oSro ham life. Sr. @lenn = ieg
pil IaNe mig fniiie. buiS ser er nogat
anoet. iom er bruffet iltpffer, eno
min Tano," iagbe 4ncaf.
%, ieg opr, pebb.,u Eatricf, ioet
ban trpffeoe Soanoan imob Sope6et,
neocnS Smertc o1 @lootab bepirfc.
oe en 9lima5t, og bans Stsmme bIep
me0et nag.
~Gr on pirfelig baorbt ioaret?"
pur9te @lenn, ioct ban bllffeoe fla
neo og isIte bans EuIs.
silt cr iorbi," mlimleoe Tatricf,
~Set er mart til Gnoe meb mi1 Sell
liae Tctrus, pTr mig noaoig."
Ser tang Eatricf % falot / slf.
ma9t. @lenn o9 Sneof Iefteoe bum
op o9 bor bam inb SuIet.
r@r ban iaoret?" roabte Marie.
Som bio meb @ino oa Gborpie, 9lg.
mes, lca bar Iaat Dem tiIrette ser.
bortc."
seq er bonNc for, bar er baarot
laarct," ingbe @lenn og bialp Marie
lom Itrnr beapnotc at iorbinoe bam.
"Salte mig, ON ban er ifiiot,
la1oe Sneof, ibet ban ait u6 oa benS.
te tilbaae pna jim Eolt. @lenn gior.
DC oet ianlne, ga han bemrrfeSe De
ferItc 1cAn poa tilbaaepenoenoe 9e-
pioItbeo hos Entricf, pg Warie oa
I0ncS blep alenc tlbaae for at iGree
Tor bam, oa ban fllnbe life bore fal.
Sen bebre SGnber.
Sea goS pibe, boob be beIpnSer.
liae Sro bnpba at betpbe, Iom ban
talte, ga ban faIot operenoe," iagbe
Sneaf, oa ban aiennem 9lnbningen
laa no oper ben MI roIi0e Scene og
tGnfte cper gsattsns @e3ipenbeoer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
&apncincrfmttcn % Yaucm.

&c ltrensc OrSensregler, iom op.
rinoeli9 bar pTrct beltenlmenoe for
0opucincrmnfencs 2epepis, er lmeo
Sioen blit betpoelig milonet. geu bar
imioIertio Tnpen uotalt lit allerbsie.
ite WfiSbaa bermeo, % ban bar til
inmtligc 3upucinerfloltre ienot en-
@einlina ON, at oe gonle Oroens'
realcr ifol gienopto9es / belle fin
Strcn06eb. 20. fr. Tr." meoSeler
ioal,ocS, at OroencnS SperIte Otter
riN.llnonrn Tater g(norens Gief I
@ien, bar mobtaget Ell ponelig Srorc
ON at icnoe alle aopucinerfloitre !
9anoet Ell &unoifripelie eaaenoe no
poo at gieninbisre fsIgenbe Sroens.
regler: 9opilcinerne maa life bore
6perfcn !SopeSbeopfning eller Sfo.
finn Sonoaler poa be bare sssooer;
oeres GIGoning ifaI fun beitaa al en-
1rcp 3utte, iom iammenboIbeS ON
0ipet al ct gieb. 0e maa life BRUCE
llnoertsi, set bsieite Ell grop ltlo.
ifjorte ON Ginteren, % oe maa life
lope Seng; ocras Seize lfal bare be.
itna al nogen 9oro oa en- SsiiGf meo
ct oropt SGppe oper. Gnopioere
nloo Sc hperfen booe ell,r palfe lig,
cg sc ifal lobe lit SfiGg Dofle, lom
oet pil. S5oaret blr berimoo ufraget,
ioa ser bare Itnar i9ien Ell imal
0rnnS. Ean1e noa oe life bape.
elsie oomle OrbensreNier ifof-i
belle i'm Strena6eb. gitninofsres aIle.
rche ira lite sliauIt, men oa Sc flelte
nupGrenbe &apucinere alorig bar le.
bet poa oenne Maaoe, bill ben plubie-
lige Soranbring blipe iaa feieli1 og
Tor MnngeS Teofommenbe ligefrem
ina reiifabel for Selbreoen, at man
rinleligpis fonlner til at tp til ben
llbpei. at bare me Weolemnler af
NrSenen fommer til at inoerfafte iig
bisIe miooelnloerlfe Sorifrifter.
aopilcinerorbenen bor / Ben ienere
Sio bopt en- Itrrf TilpGrt af me Meo.
lelnmcr. Oroenen omfatter MI ialt
81 SrbcnSpropinier meo 700 3loItre
o9 ca. 10000 Weblenmer, mems Mn.
tallet al oe ioofolote Tertiarier,
0lilnfc al tre6ie alusie, goar op I
100000.
Gopncinerne er en- @ren al sSran.
ciSfonerorSenen, oen Itrengeite al al.
le Wlnfeoroener. gn lignenoe
SfirrpeIie al SroenSreglerne 6Teb
Tor Ell Gel glar iiben forIsst ogiaa
operior 9enebeftinerne. men ipecielt
/ 9lterrige ms6te Bette SfriSt Iaa
n1egen llpilie og 0fooItano, at 2e.
form GnIfet blep opgipet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15

life iielScn, at en- Sofoame foar slf.
ifeo, foroi bun bar iliffet paa ct Sri.
merfe, ga bun iatte Oct paa.
Gre @ange ON Natten gaar Natte.
paeten eienem Scbinmio'ernes @9.
relier, og bpis noeen al Dem inorfer,
Iigaer paa Hpeeen eller msb uoitraf.
tc slrme eller meo en- aaben Muno,
iaar bun giifeo pna graat Yapir.
Get er, iom man ier, ingen let
Sag at blipe Ell mpnItergploig, fer-
lieflasies Sofoame Sapan, o5 Ser
ifal itpr SeIpbeberifelie til for at op.
naa bc nsSpenoiae fine Wanerer.
2ennen er ira 65 til $50 &roner
@naneoen og oe inna Sofoamer /
@fifaooenS 2ono fortiener prIig fin
@oge
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
Sapancrnc cr opiimoIum.

Get ioponite Gorlnment er ct al oe
pnGite TerOen. 9llligepel ieler man
oaIco ser Sran9 til at lp9ge Seiler
paa Wteolelnmer3 Snaffelpit gn
Snaenier UeO 9taun 9nmafapn bor,
iortpller YSournol oes 0e6ots", op.
funoet ct iortrriieli1t glpperot, ser
poa Ell liaeina prnftiIf iom FORFEIT bg
liinpel MtnoSc aiifjGrer 0e altfor, Ian.
ae Soler.
Get oreer Iig nemlia ON en- Gale.
tribune, iom er iorIpnet neb bobbel
9unb. o9 unoer bpilfen beiinoer iig
ct helt 9iSriDItem. llo ira Mimmet
mellcm be TO @un6e ooor ct 9ier til
6uert SGoa / Salen. ,Sporfor9 so,
naor en- lnn0truffen Toler begpnoer
at fiGbe fine Gollegaer, ilipper oe.
icm ipnes, at ban birbe lutte, Ell
Stltalc ne6 / 9isret og oenne miller
oo uiSere, til Ben lngger lig tilrette
/ oen oo66elte @lno unoer Taleren.
so mere Sc fjeber iig, beito ilere 9ug-
Ter fommer ira alIe Gele al Salen,
til Ser bliuer ioa mango, at Sc peo fin
Scat ioar Sri6nncn til at ipnfe reo
Salercn ioripinber. og Ger 1oor ct
2ettelienS Suf giennem SaIen.
5 en- &enieenoe er life oenne eller5
inn npttige SSnSretning retfnroig og
upnrtiif. @n maqer SaIer fan til.
ireosltille fin Snoffelnit lpn1ere en6
en- Spfiaf, ga ser mna ilera 8llg.
fer til ior at iaa bam til at foriuin'
oe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
Pofoamer / 111ifaooens
Sdno.

%eo oet feiierIiee Soi 9ifio ef
iolt 300 Sofoamer. Iom er inoSelt
3 gian1flnSier. Tenoii, @ontenoii
Scbooli. @ouicbobli OF Wioir, oe Sc.
res 9lrbcioe er at bol0e oen feiicrIi.
ae @aroerobe og IGrelisrne Or6en,
IortTIler ct inpanif 3pinoebIab. 9o.
nerne al De bsere Haneflasier tilta-
leg al be anbre iom nTannoIon"
bpilfet 6etpbar nnaabioe sSrue", me.
oens Gnmerne nf De Iabere Mangflas.
Ter man nsie Iig mes Titelen rScbiml.
mio" eIler Noalepiocr.
Gannaionerns bar 5 til s 89reIier,
og bier al Dem bar d" yScbimmio "er
til i'm getiening.
Nogen Tnnnnian'er beierger Sen
per'onli9e SieneIte bos WaieIt9tern,
ira s ON Wforgenen til 10 ON gite.
ncn meo Den pinIigIte Nsiogtisbe6.
Selp noar sc life tjsneIiegjsr, er De
unoer itreng Spiiet. Naor oe ioper,
maa De life lU5ge Jig paa 9ipagen ell
ler ltrGffe no 9lrmene, men De mao
RULE Jig 9rolielt iannen iom en-
Slnnge.
Scbinlmio'erne, iom ltoar lrnoer
Gamma Ion'erne, bar 0et beller life let.
&c itaar op ON Mor9enen &l. 5, gisr
SGrelierne rene og bolDer Spiletia.
gerne ior0en.
gtaar ell Gannaion uaagner og ta-
ger Tloos pao Ell Euot al Silfefrep.
enlfer Scbimlnio'erne benoe bsflig
goo Wtorgen. gtaor bun bar giort
Soilette, bpilfet tager lang 3io, Bill
per 0rofoIten ierperet paa ct elegant
Srrt og beiit Oelifot anrattet. Soi-
Oamerne lTgger nenllig Den terlte
Selt pna en- ilnif glnretning me-
oen5 oct er Ell 9ilag ON 9ietterne
imdger goot.
Ger er oltio en- Wprsoe Telifaies.
ler, iaalom lure Flommer og irobagt
Gang. Spi'epin0erne cr al Selp og
Glienben, iorifIellige til @rsnla9er,
6iif og aisb.
Soioamernc fan ipiie, bpao Sc bill,
unotagen 500, oo be life mna liigtc
al Ell ina plebeiIlf llrt.
Scbimmio'ernc er 0clt TO &lasier,
Sfiioian og Stiugiion. Ge iioite be-
ierger oen ncocritc Gel al Grngten,
sc ierite ben eperitc. &c ionme Spn-
ser, iom bar bcrert Strpmperne, uaa
pna ingen Manbe fonlnle nrr &iolen.
6slgelia berifer ser oen iterite sSor-
pirring, noar 4 cller ) Iannaianer
bptter Tragt for at Ie6ioge aeiierin-
sen.
&c, iom biplper til meo Eaaflpb-
ninaen. maa bare beopge iig pao
anUrne. &c man life engang itao
poa line Sober, nnor oe llpnger bel
10 Gentnetcr breoe @elte &c
@ange ON Soioomernes 2ip = er
inopiflet og anIparsfilb Troces.
Eager Ell Scbimmio iig unoer set
te slrbeibe oen Iribeb at iueoe -
bpilfet er bsiit utillnSeligt =, mac
oim ierit terfe Speben al iig imoel
rrbeoiae @eninger for 0onnaianen
naar Soilettet er beisrgst. Sopeo
iorbringen iii Soioomerne er llobol
oen6eo og OpoireIie. Sab Serfomi
er ingen Sinoring, oa benne Man5e
fan afbielpes peo sloopterins ino ! el
iornem 5amilie.
j vi alle Sofoamer forIanaes e
msmiterpGrSis OptrQoeiL os BET e
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
Gllcptc &npitcl.
,Sicmocns Trcmrpffcm.

Natten bar ifisn. Naonen Ieileoe
poa en- ifplss Simmel forocnpin-
oen icm peb 9agens Slutning bap.
oc psbet bs;t giennem 5rrcrnes Gre.
ne IaIen. pnr foriinnnlet, % Der
6erifeSe en- iulofommen Stil)eo opcr
belle Scenen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
SaaiDrcrcn til Iibnet: ,Saaoe if.

fe NcrcS Sar noaet, oa Sc reiIte?"
%ibnet: San pleisr life at for.
inntfe iig."
Saafsrercn: YNten boab bar bans
iibiie Sro?"
%ionet: Set fomner life Gem
pcb."
Sn1iereren: Set fonnner life ba.
re mig peo, set fcmmer belle &etten
pco"
Tionet: nSar iaaoe til mig %
Ter: nTrpt enbelig life Gutter.
Suif paa, at Sagfsrere er oct pprite
Eof TerSen."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-15
9Siatio Epiinoclic. g.

@iatia Spiinoclic. %icfera Cons
OF Wiarinl / 9irmingbam, Gn1Iano,
ifal Oftober bringe poa M'arfeoet
en- ny @lliminium-2egerina, iom er
Iaa baarO oa paris iom StaaI, men
ire @onge lettere emo @esiing. We'
tallet, bpis Srembringelie er patent
teret / alle 9nlhrrlanoe, berer gsac-
net .Gmraliim".
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-01
PINOCFiLE PARTIES FOR
ORPHAN AID SOCIETY.
Committee Arranges Series of
Entertainments for April

An exceedingly interesting program,
which includes pool and pinochle
matches, besides parties and dances.
has been arranged by the entertainment
committee of the Young Men, Orphan
Aid Society, to take place during the
month of April at their headquarters. 142
Belmont avenue. The program, as ar
ranged, is as follows:
Today, pool and pinochle matches
Diocesan Union tournament), st. Brid-
gets Lyceum; April 4, pinochle match
Cd. U. tournament). Elizabeth Lyceum;
April 4, pool match ID. U. tournament),
st. Mary c. Y. M. Literary Association;
April 8, regular monthly meeting; April
Z. weekly pinochle party; April 5, pool
match ID. Z. tournament), st. Co
lumba's Catholic Club; April IL. pinochle
match ID. U. tournament), Bloomfield
Lyceum; April ~. pool match ID. u.
~tournament), st. Rose of Lima's Fl. N.
Society; April IA. weekly pinochle party,
beginning a new series; April TO-, pool
match I'd. u. tournament, Xavier Cath
Ole Club: April IS. pool match Cd. u.
tournament), Xavier Club. in the rooms;
April 10, pinochle match ID. u. tourna-
ment), Bloomfield Lyceum; April Il,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-01
PREDICT VICTORIES
FOR DEMOCRATS
At WARD BANQUET
Speaker at Political Dinner Com
mends STAR as Fear.
less Newspaper.

Predicting Democratic victories all
over the state at the fall elections and
making stirring pleas for continued
-s,,nnort of the tic nrinc,nles
Senator George 6 Silzer, of Middlesex
ond As.arh,vmaa Tosanh d T,,rn,,,ty
last nisrnt andressed tha -,
| FORMED Sixtaaptb Ward Denocratic
c,uh 81 q hono,at a. pisobofs,s IIou
NJ T,,n,,,,tn awnosad and aano,,noed
the inio,,ittas os a. tar;W IN re,-;stnr
It, - assona aa,h,aa $50,
ruo,,aa sa;+h1o.n - a. r1oaua. Iii.
Senator SiIzar lola of +ha agbt nem-
oor.+s 800 49, ~o1nn ~ ~ Iaais-
I.+,,ra e.. Iau,s 49, ,,os,a hanaet ~.
;rudin,anal aoho,an 49, sao,arat;ons of
prasidan+ y.oadroY xSyi,son IN his ad-
dra.s a. u,i.shath, this u,aaL
ua Lee tool, $500 stow n u,.r,,,v
comnand Tho S+or Cor tha r,annar IN
n,hioh th;s aanor 80 1snt re ra.d.ra
;nfo,mad On tha dr,f+ 81 Loo, s,at ion 81
rnoatas 1870
"Irsti1 ~acant uo haa 80 nno-
rat;aN ornan ~ Nau,art ~ thapp
noaanass - nonr hava i've Damo-
49, go, re- - mosn,+ Gov Tha ctar
80 III o+har parnnorat,c naners
nna., ~ 1919 aao. ma,,,S
un. - op 49,
~ ~ r.,
oo !" ~ tho 49, IN
s
NnneA.sHns VIZ ~ r;,b+
.es ~. - pan,s,iaen nortv
p oa ~. ena' -. 49, ,nai,
uoss' - ~. th.t
sruua lSaumb4 80 ,;m IN
@ Taos "a. -.
n -asnn1nuan oyn,o,,
80 = -
nas .aes III
Jaw pioiiipi,lns ~ 49,
hisil. o. y o,ns,r
Gonultioi's III oouel 10y p'IosSs
~ was only eohisht Tia VIZ
IN Forcing such d measure .arousn' a a.,
theh IL was SO chopped up ina VIII
not go INTO eHect 1or a year
during a tour OF state lnstltut'ons
1or dependents louno tnat thousahos
Oh uoliars more were neeoed 10 carry
on the WORK. Al Glen Garoner II was
stated that soo'ooo was urgently neeoeo
TO construct shacks for u~nlortunates
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-01
TWO BITS TOO MUCH TO
PAY FOR SINGLE MEALS.
Century-Oid Records Reveal Cruz
SADIE Against High Prices.

BUTLER, April 1.-Records yellow
with a c~entury's age were unearthed
in the office of Clerk of Courts McFar-
land yesterday which show that a high
cost Of living crusade was in progress
as early as 1904.
A document filed with Judge Moor in
that year is signed by 100 citizens, Pc
titioning the court to set a stipulated
price on provisions for man and horse,
and on liquors in the taverns of the
county"
The petitioners prayed for redress
and asserted ut is the consensus OF
opinion that two bits COS cents) for a
meal Of victuals and II cents for a
half pint of whiskey is an extortion. as
whiskey has been purchased for 40
cents a gallon, pork from 3 to 4 cents
a pound. and -four for So per hundred
weight"
The records give no evidence as to
whether the prayer, which was led by
Michael Martin. was ever answered.