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Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13

All the world Is heavy with the promise Of greater things, and day will come--one day in the intending succession of days-when beings, be- inSs who are now latent in our thoughts and hidden in our loins, will stand upon this earth as one stands upon footstool, and. laugh and reach outstheir hands amidst the stars.-H. C. Wells.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13
,rosnious Palindrome.

The palindrofne, or sentence. which reads alike forward or backward, has exercised. the ingenuity of many minds since Adam said to Eve: s4ladani, I'm Adam One. which an exchange attributes to Bolto. the composer. is c characterization of two of Shake speare's heroes. in Italian; @Kbro e Otel, ma Amleto e orbe~ Drunken Is Othello, but Hamlet is mad).
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13
More Than likely.

When Aunt &imy. away down south in Dixie. was told that a man of her acquaintance who had been convicted of murder. would be hanged. she con sidered the situation thoughtfujly. That's gwine be right tryin' on that fener." she coneIuded at last.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13
sureIv Matl.r far comnIaln..

A lawyer noted for his ignorance. filed petition in a divorce case in which he alleged that: "At divero and sundry times tho defendant tried to poison the plaintiff without reasonable ~a--~s
 -.-alss .z.i -r ss.as-z.z14.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13
Enornous Loss bn Elre.

Fire losses and the cost Of the fire prevention in the United States amount annually to Si5o.00O.000, or more than the total production Of gold. silver. copper and petroleum in a year.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13
WILSON FAvoRiTe ON WALL ST.
Roosevelt Third in Running on Slate
 Of the Bookmakets

NEW YORK, Aug. l2:-While there were no actual wagers made in Wall street today there were some signifi- cant quotations in the generally ac- cepted odds. The book against the candidates was as follows: Against Roosevelt, 9 to l; against Taft, 2 to 1; against Wilson, 1 to 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13
soma eood In null rInes.

Great lessons os thrift may be evolved from a period Of industrial depression.-Exchange.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13

There's not an unlimited number of them, bet if you come carly you will assarediy have an oppor. unity of getting a Linen Suit al this price that sold for Sz.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13

Waists Of Messaline, silk. Net and ChiffoE, In white, black and new light shades adapted for evening wear. yOizes of fine lace and medailions-Speciai at s2.15.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-13
Greater Things In Promise.

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
URGE P. s. R. EMPLOYEES TO
BE CAREFUL AND POLITE

In a circular entitled Christmas
Crowds Are With Us Again." the
Public Service Railway Company to-
day issued special instructions re-
questing its employees to be invar
riably polite.
1t is pointed out that in the excite
ment of holiday shopping some men
and women are likely to take reckless
chances in boarding and leaving cars
or crossing in front of them.
Accidents are bad enough at any
time" the letter continues; they are
particularly distressing when. in ad-
dition to hurting someone. they spoil
the Christmas of many others"
Here are some of the suggestions:
BE courteous.
Help your passengers all you can,
especially the aged and infirm ana
the children.
keep your car as comfortable as
the heating and ventilating facilities
will permit.
Conductors will not fail to call out
the names of the principal streets
stores and stations It annoys one to
be carried too far and there will be
many visitors In town.
'Motormen will be extra careful in
handling cars in the crowded dis
tricts
Everybody keep In mind the motto:
Safety courtesy. loyalty"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19

BEVERIDGE EXPELLED AS
MOOSE BY q. o. P. CLUB

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 1s.-Former
Senator Albert ]. Beveridge and eight
others who were candidates on the
Bull Moose tickets this year were
notified today that they have been
expelled from the Marion Club, a
leading Republican organization in
Indiana
They were charged with deserting
their party and attempting to wreck
it. The Marion Club had been un-
faltering in its support of Beyeridge
until the recent campaign. when he
accepted the Progressive nomination
for governor.
Beveridge did not appear with the
others before the board of directors.
at which the vote was 8 to 9 against
them. Their defense was that the
Republican party had left them when
it refused TO accept the leadership of
Colonel Roosevelt at Chicago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
OPPORTUNITY FOR
HONORS IN GRASP
Still Chance for All to Enter
Evening Stars Proverb
Contest.

The psychological moment when
chance fades away will soon ap-
rroach. and those unfortunates who
so far have failed to join the throng
now trying for the honor and success
available to all now in the Evening
Stars proverb contest will soon have
to mark the debit side of life's ledg-
er with an opportunity lost Some-
one has said that a real opportunity
only comes to a man once in a life
time. This may be true, and so it
behooves us all TO grasp every op-
portunity that comes our way on the
chance chat it might be the 'rear'
and only one.
There is still time for anyone in the
State to take hold and make the pro-
verb contest opportunity his own. An
entire week remains before the con-
test closes and by getting the back
coupons, which are available at this
office, and plugging sincerely. even
the most belated entrant may win.
Hundreds are believing that their
chances are still good and are sig
Alltn ldIlH III liO4A POnOAS
Of apalysis by joining the contestants
in the proyerb quest day after day.
Each mail brings requests for back
coupons and enthusiastic views of
possible success, so do not think you
will be alone if you join in the work
now
Just eight more pictures to puzzle
over; eight more proverbs to worry
about and then the distribution of the
rewards. For contestants, though it
doesn't seem more than a week or
two at most since the quiz began
and the work and the time put into
the competition are practically neg
ligible. according to many OF the
award seekers, yet the time is nearly
over and the work. too. and the prize
bag string will soon be loosened.
Even now. though. there is time for
those who have so far failed to enter.
to do so and stand chance for an
award. You should be in line for the
benefits of this opportunity, there
is a space for you yet. Get in and
win.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
24.5O Pays for a
. $500 Machine
Tbird Floor

Only four more shopping
days in which TO join the
special Christmas sewing
machine club. BY enrolling
at once you can secure a S35
guaranteed m a c h in for
24.50. The club terms are
81 cash and ST a week. No
interest; no extra charges of
any kind. Join now and have
the machine delivered for
Christmas. Not only do you
get a S35 machine for S24.50,
but we equip every machine
with an automatic needle
threader FREE. The threader
itself sells for 81. Join the
club Friday.
Other Splendid Values in ma
chimes at Ills, l7.50 and 1880.
All sold on the club plan and
equipped with the needle
threader FREE. Sewing ma
chine department, third floor,
near Washington street ele-
vators.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
c. 0. P. IMMORTAL,
ASSERTS MURPHY.
Former Governor Makes Stir
ring Address to State
Committee.

1.-THE Republican party is practical
one defeat, no matter how severe;
the party was founded on principles
that are bound to live, and those
principles sooner of later will bring
the people back to the fold
This statement, made by former
Governor Franklin Murphy at the
Republican State Committees meet
ing here yesterday, epitomizes the
committees plans for the future. de-
cided upon in its three-hour session.
Far from having any idea of giving
up. the committeeman expressed en-
tire confidence that the party will
be reunited. There will be a Repub-
lican gubernatorial candidate next
year, and the party will carry on all
the details of the campaign, just as
though the disastrous election of last
month had never occurred.
WakeIee's Statement.
The committee held it's session be-
hind closed doors. and when the
meeting was adjourned Chairman Ed
mund w. Wakelee gave out a formal
statement which contained a plea for
harmony between the Republicans
and Progressives.
Mr.. Wakelee's statement declared
that the Republicans would oppose the
proposed constitutional convention
unless it is called on what the Re-
publicans believe to be constitutional
lines, in accordance with the plans
which former Supreme Court Justice
Bennett Van Syekel and former Gov
ernor Edward c. Stokes have de-
clared will be the only legal ones.
They say that the constitutional con-
vention may not be called unless two
succeeding legislatures pass bills pro-
viding for it, and that the matter is
then referred to the voters at the
polls.
Some of those at the meeting were
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
The Store for
Silk Hose
(Hst Floor

You can get better values
in silk hose at Bamberger's
than at any other store. And
the assortment is the best in
Newark. The leaders" for
gift giving are:
Best Hose at 1.00-Women's
pure thread silk hose in black
and all desirable colors; differ
ent weights; also embroidered
hose in neat designs; the best
silk hose obtainable at, pr. LOO
1.5O Silk Hose at 1856
Women's pure thread silk hose
with double soles; extra wide
tops; regular Sl.50 values;
special, pair LBS
Pure Silk Hose, 1.5O-In
black and evening shades;
thread or Italian silk; we'll
known brands; excellent values
al, pair .............. l.5O
(Others up TO $50 pair.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Boys ChinchiIla
OyercOats, 3.89
(Second Floor

Russian style overcoats,
in sizes for boys of from 4
70 9 years. Made of guaran-
teed all-wool chinchilla, in
brown and gray. These
coats are wool lined and
properly tailored. Venetian
yokes. Stylish garments,
worth 500 each, now on
sale - .3.9S
Boys 3.98 Suits at 2.9s-
Russian and sailor blouse suits,
sizes ~ 10 10 years, made Of
all-wool serges and fancy mix
lures; also Norfolk and double
breasted styles, sizes 6 to II
years, Of cassimeres and chey-
lots, in latest shades and pat
terms; 3.98 values; at 49,. 2.98
Boys Chinchilla Overcoats,
5.OO-Strictly 5 all-wool chin
chilla oyercoats, made in
Russian style, sizes 2H to 10
years; light and dark shades Of
gray, blue and brown; Venetian
yokes; wool lining; jaunty, per-
feet fitting models, 600 and
TOO values; now on sale at.5.00
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Physical Culture
Exhibition
(Sxh Floor

Prof. Mcintyre, physical di-
rector Of ST. Francis Xavier
College, New York city, is per-
sonally conducting a physical
culture exhibition in the BAN
berger sporting goods store,
sixth floor, demonstrating the
superiority Of the Whitley
goods. Prof. Mcintyre is an
expert on physical culture and
will take pleasure in answering
questions pertaining TO the de-
velopment of the body. A
Whitley exerciser or a striking
bag platform makes an ideal
gift for a man or boy, while
the exercisers are also excel
lent for women TO use.
Spring Exercisers, having pat
ented safety snap. 200 to 300
Elastic Chest Expanders,
75c, LOO and 1.50
Cycle Striking Bag Plat
forms, complete with bag,
SIS to 11.50
(Sixth Floor
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Christmas Gloves
for Women
(Fnst Floor

Buy Christmas gloves now
shop Friday, if you can.
All sizes in all styles of kid
gloves and walking gloves in
Meyers, Reynier, Adler and
Dents makes in stock. Ger
tainly the best gloves are
here.
Women's Glace Gloves, 1.5O
-High-grade glace gloves,
made of French kid in all of
the newest shades; also black
and white; Paris point en-
broidered back; perfect fitting;
pair ....................1.3 LOO
WOmen's Reynier Gloves,
2.00-The best glove sold any
where at the price; made of
fine, soft French kid with Paris
point embroidered backs; black,
tan and white; hand sewn
gloves; pair ............2.0O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
DAUGHTER OF PREMIER
ASQUITH SAILS P0R u. S.

LIVERPOOL. England. Dec. 1s.-
Miss Violet Asquith, daughter of the
British premier, sailed from here to-
day on board the Celtic for America.
The Countess of Aberdeen, wife of
the olrd lieutenant of Ireland and
former governor-general OF Canada,
will join Miss Asquith when the YES
sci arrives at Queenstown. both
ladies are TO be the guests Of Am
bassador Bryce at Washington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Dainty Fur Sets
for Children
Third Floor

Give the girl a dressy fur
set for her Christmas. Dain-
ty scarf and pretty muff,
made of nice quality white
lamb, trimmed with long,
silky angora fur. A splen-
did assortment of them, and
they're modestly priced at,
the set. ............. 800
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Mems Ruff Neck
Sweater Coats
First Floor

A sweater coat made of
the finest quality pure wors-
ted yarn can be had in the
mems furnishings store, first
floor, for 500. Good heavy
weight, large roll collar, two
pockets, buttons TO match
color of jacket; we'll made
and finished throughout; in
maroon, oxford, navy, white
and tan; all sizes from 81 to
46; great gift to a man. 500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Pencil Sets for
Holiday Gifts
First Floor

An assortment of pencils,
penholders, erasers, writing
pens, rubber bands and pen
ell sharpeners, put up in
nicely finished boxes; many
in Japanese and floral de-
signs, others in basket form;
excellent gifts for young
and old; prices from
10c to LOO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
$50 to 500 Art
Linens, LIS
(Second Floor

A special purchase of
beautiful hand-embroidered
Bulgarian linen pieces at the
extremely low price of LIS
for $50 to 500 values. Dark
or light linen, elaborately
embroidered in beautiful de-
signs; hemstitched edges;
large variety of patterns;
lLz-yard library scarfs, 3Ox
30.inch centrepieces and lex
24 pillow slipe-regular ESQ
to 500 values, sp'l, each, LIS
Finished Pillow Tops, hand
embroidered; of the same ma
terial as the above; oblong
shape; regular $3.50 TO $500
values; each .........2.75
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Csc New Dresden
Ribbon, l9C
First Floor

Friday in the busy ribbon
section we will sell dainty
Dresden ribbons, 5 inches
wide, with satin edge, at l9c
a yard. Every yard worth
25c. Pretty floral designs in
various colors. Regular 25c
ribbons, special for Fridays
selling, the yard. 49,. .19c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Regular l.5O Gold
Cuff Links l.29
Hnst Floor

Here's special Friday Of
fering that will surely inter-
est you. Gold cuff links, in
either bright or Roman fin
ish; made with stiffened
posts; plain and engraved
styles in a good variety; sell
regularly for l.50 per pair,
on sale Friday at. .1.29
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
OLD LODGE TO CELEBRATE

TRENTON, N. J., Dec 1s.-Trenton
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons,
the oldest Masonic lodge in New Jer-
sey counting from the constitution
of the grand lodge. has arranged TO
celebrate its 150th anniversary here
Friday evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Autograph
HandkerchiefS
(Hrst Floor

Dainty, sheer hemstitched
handkerchiefs, copied from
the fine imported French
handkerchiefs, with the au-
tograph of the full given
name. Over sixty names TO
choose from. These hand
kerchiefs launder beauti-
fully. One-half dozen, neat
ly packed in a box. soc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
A 500 Mantel
Clock, 400
Fnst Floor

Mahogany finished and
black enamel mantel clocks,
with warranted 8-day. move
ments, may be purchased for
5 less than regular price on
Friday. Hour and half-hour
strike. Regular 500 clocks,
Friday only, special. 400
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
24.OO Administer
Rugs at l7.95
(Fonrtb Floor

These excellent Administer
rugs are in the popular SIZE
9xI2 feet. Suitable for the
parlor; the designs and COL
orings are all new and ex-
ceedingly pretty; a quality
that should sell for 24.OO
each, Friday at. .l7.95
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
New Art Pieces
Reduced
Second Floor

soc Velour Pillow Slips, 39c
Full size pillow slips of nice
quality velour, finished COM
plete. Red, green and brown;
fassel corners; will hold D.
inch pillow; regular Soc each;
Friday .....+....... SIC
1.50 Fancy Pin Cushions,
1.19-A big variety of styles,
made of silk and satin, trimmed
with lace and ribbon; some
hand embroidered; 5xl2 and s
inch round sizes; regular l.50;
special al ............... LIS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Silk Umbrellas for
Only l.5O
(Fust Floor

Mems and women's um-
brellas, made of a grade of
gloria silk that we know will
give good wear; an immense
variety of h a n dies S from
which TO choose; strong
frames; on first floor centre
table, main aisle, Friday, at
the extremely low price
of ................1.3 LOO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Decided Upon
A Piano?
[Sixfb Floor

Are you not going 10 give
your family a REAL treat
this Christmas? Are you
not going to get the piano
or player piano that you
have promised yourself to
buy? The time is growing
short. Visit the Bamberger
piano warerooms Friday and
select an instrument from
the worlds best makes.
Terms Of payment viii be
arranged to suit you. You
may secure a SCHNEIDER &
Son piano for as low as SO
cash and So per month. Our
higher-priced pianos are
sold or proportionately easy
terms.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Csc for This 39C
Writing Paper
(FHst Floor

IFHSI TtOOT
"a sheets of paper and "a
envelopes to match, put UP
in neat holiday boxes; some
of the edges are in fancy
designs, others plain hem
stitched; also boxes con-
tanning 48 sheets and 48 en-
velopes, of good linen paper;
regular value 39c per box,
FRIDAY z0c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
L. BAMBERGER & co.
&
Try The Bamberger Store First!
L. BAMBERGER & co.

Just four shopping days until Christmasl And just
think of the holiday shopping you have yet do No
to Looking around days Try the greater
store first Here you likely find just what you
want Here you will find prices within easy reacheconomy
prices Here you will find quick and service There
is something here for father mother
sweetheart You do not have outside the walls great
white store purchase Christmas for anybody The
the Christmas complete
the day if Morning shopping you
be
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19

Shop at the
gift OF h 8.
H un dreds Of
Christmas sug-
gestiOns at soc.
81 and s1.5O.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
SIS Desk Sets
Sell at Sl2
First Floor

Beautiful brass desks, in
plain or etched designs, may
be had at So less than regu-
lar price Friday. Set con-
sists of desk pad, rolling
blotter, ink well, pen wiper,
calendar pad, stamp box and
paper cutter (noyelty de-
partment, first floor 12.00
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
2.98 for "ElbeCO"
HandCarS
(Sixtb Floor

"Elbeco' handcars are
constructed of very best ma
terials; m a d e with steel
frames and rubber-tired steel
wheels; splendidly finished
wood seats and hand grips;
just the thing to make the
boy strong and healthy, 2.98
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19

former United States Senator John
Kean, United States Senator Frank
o. Briggs. David Baird. Of Camden:
George n. Mccarthy. of Hudson; A.
B. Leach. Edward d. Dufiield, Ed
ward W. Gray. Alfred y. Dalrymple,
Benjamin F. Jones, John d. Everitt
and Winton c. Garrison. of Essex.
Mr.. Wakelee's statement of the
committees plans was, in part, as
follows:
Next fall a Governor and a Legis-
lature are to be elected. This cam
paign will bring before the people
State issues very remotely, if at all,
related to the national issues in
yolved in the last campaign.
MY hope and expectation is that
the Republican party will present a
united front to the common enemy
and so insure our success.
I'm the first place the candidates
for both Governor and members of
the Legislature will be selected by
the membership of the party at-large
at direct primaries. l am and 1 sup
pose all those who oppose Democratic
willing to support the candidates thus
chosen by the people.
Hints at Coalition.
Another matter not to be forgot
ten is that both wings (using a COM
mon expression which to me does not
mean much) of the Republican party
nave up to this time acted together
in State matters. Even during the
late unpleasantness the Assembly
candidates from Hudson County who
did not support our candidate for
President, attended the Republican
State convention; took part in that
convention, and declared their entire
approval of our record in this State
and of our platform. There has
nothing happened so far as l know
to cause any change in that position.
And, finally, there is no reason
based in principle why the Republi-
can party should not be united. Not
only our candidates, but also the
members of our State committee and
our county committees. will be select
ed by the entire membership of our
platform will be drawn by the direct
representatives of the people. Our
representatives in the Legislature
have carried out every promise made
to the people and they will labor dur
ing the coming session for those
measures which they during the last
campaign promised the people. So
far as I know, not one criticism has
been made by anybody of the rec
ord and character of the representa-
tives of the Republican party in this
State.
Praises G. o. P.'s Record.
Under Republican Governors
Griggs. Voorhees,. Murphy, Stokes
and Fort this State has been given
honest progressive and efficient gov
ernment, and the Republican legis-
lators have been the active repre-
sentatives of the people during the
present administration These are
some of the factors in the present
situation which as the weeks go by
will be understood and appreciated
by the great mass of the Republican
voters of the State and which will
bring us success
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
100 Character
Dolls, 79C
(Sixtb Floor

Baby Nine" the ideal
unbreakable character doll.
Full stout stuffed body; I'm
breakable compost ii o n
heads; dress of figured ma
terial, trimmed with braid
and lace; excellent value at
the regular price, LOO; spe-
cial, Friday, only. .79c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
Rings

Every one of these one-hnIf carat
Ladies' single stone Diamond Rings
has passed inspection. Our Diamond
examiners claim them to be worth
$3S.OO-that L.. IL will cost you at
least So, 90 to duplicate them at re-
tail ieweIry stores. These Diamonds
are cut very accurate and have the
new style Amertc spread of surface
which makes them appear TO be three
quarter carat Diamonds. In color and
briIliancy they equal Diamonds cost
ing $4,000. They Will be offered at
$50 each, with the understanding that
you can return them any time within
one year. Our guarantee il backed by
n million dollars worth of Diamonds
and our service OF over thlrty-one
years selling Diamonds direct to the
consumer II worthy of your cOnsidera-
fion. No mail orders filled.
See our window display Of over half a
million dollars worth Of diamonds. All
plainly marked So to 100000.
Observe cur valuation and price of
some other HSinGIe Stone Diamond
Rings" to 10 offered at this saIei
Ladies' Rings Gents Rings
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
T.ns TI.ansdies' Rings Cent? Rings

diamonds purchased from US can be
exchanged at full value or returned
\ for cash. less 10 per cent. within one
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-19
CHARLES A. kEENE
120 Broadway, New York

AOO Ipporter Of Diamonds.