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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
IRVINGTON

While riding motorcycle along
South Tenth street, last night. Arthur
Sorg. of 101 North Twenty-second
street, Irvington, was struck by an
automobile driven by Thomas Cole
man. a negro. of 81 Osborne terrace.
Sorg was only slightly injured and
was taken home.
At the meeting of the Playground
Commission last night a resolution
was adopted recommending to the
Town Council the purchase of the
Belcher estate for playground pur-
poses. This tract, which faces the
Durand tract, already acquired. has
frontage of 400 feet on Clinton ave-
nue. west, with depth of about $50
feet, can be acquired for $500. 1t
was also decided to offer 81, ,0S5 for
necessary land from the buddy
estate. and the property of Mary F.
Hammell and John j. Hammell, on
Smith street, to straighten out the
Fairgrounds site on the Durant
tract
An automobile driven by Arthur d.
Wadsworth, of Burnett avenue, Hill
ton, while passing through Spring.
field avenue this morning. struck All
bert jeremiah, 15 years old, of $50
StuyVesant avenue. The boy was
standing on the sidewalk and sud
denly dashed across the street to
board a trolley car. He was thrown
TO the ground, sustaining bruises on
the shoulders and scratches on the
face and hands. Policeman Camp as
sisted the youth to the office of DIR.
Ida Bruce on Springfield avenue, who
attended him. after which he was
taken toshis home
Harper Bailey. of 1114 Springfield
avenue, and Harry Meeker, "a For
tieth street, have returned from a
successful hunting trip at Ringoes,
Hunterdon county
William Van Houten, formerly of
81 Halstead avenue, has moved into
his new home. 791 Eighteenth street,
Newark.
has left for Philadelhia, where she
will spend the thanksgiving holidays.
Max Blaunfeldt, of 521 Union ave-
nue.. reported to Chief of Police Green
this morning that someone had stolen
five guinea hens from his premises.
Third degree work will be exempli-
fed by Irvington Lodge No. 167, Jr
o. u. A. M, at its meeting in the
lodge rooms in Masonic Hall tonight.
The South End Pleasure Club will
hold a turkey supper and social to-
night in its club-room, at East End
Hall, Colt street and Lyons avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lackner, of
115 Twenty second street. will spend
Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Drawer, of Jersey
City
The congregation of the Hilton
Methodist Church and the Hilton
Christian Church will unite with the
members of the Florence Avenue
Mission. of Irvington, in the last
named edifice for Thanksgiving serv-
ices. The Rev. George Wright, Of the
Methodist Church, will deliver the
address.
An elaborate program was carried
out in the public schools of Irving
ton and Hilton and at st. Leo's Pa
rochial school today Donations of
money, vegetables and fruits were
also made by the scholars which were
turned over TO Overseer of the Poor
John b. Casey for distribution
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
IRVINGTON ELKS TO HOLD
FIRST RECEPTION TONIGHT
Wives to Present Banner to the
Lodge.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the first annual reception
and ball to be given tonight by Irv-
ington Lodge of Elks in the large
pavilion at Olympic Park. More than
thousand tickets have been sold
for the affair. A feature of the
affair will be the presentation OF .
beautiful silken banner by the wives
and friends of the lodge members
Mayor elect David H. Greene, the
exalted ruler of the lodge, will ac-
cept the banner.
The comilI;tee in charge of the at
fair is composed of Charles II. D..
Hayward, chairman; Ernest Scott,
secretary; Henry J. Henderson. treas
urer; Charles Hartkopf. Michael A.
Dougher. Frank r. Sharp, Fred w.
Dehnert, Edward Wuensch. Henry j.
Ellenbach, Harry j. Stanley. Thomas
J. Powers and William Fl. Buchanan.
The lodge was instituted June 20,
1912. The membership is more than
one hundred.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
GIRL NURSE AND TWO MEN
ARE DEAD IN EXPLOSIONS

TOLEDO, O., Nov. 27.-Fire claimed
its fourth victim in Toledo within a
few hours when pretty Hazel Fenton,
nurse at the Toledo State Hospital
for the Insane. died from burns re-
eeived when her clothing caught fire
from an overturned oil stove. Miss
Fenton was known as "the lady with
a smile" on account of her sunny dis
position and sympathy for the suffer
ing. She was endeavoring to mix a
floor polish over an oil stove which
she had placed in the bottom Of a
bathtub.
John Walker and w. H Fitz are
dead and George Payette Is IN dying
condition as q result OF an explosion
Of gasoline in the dry clearing de-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
Big Bargains in Jewelry

Reg. 25c Hair Barrettes-
Manufacturers entire sample
line of shell and amber, highly
polished, in carved and plain ef-
fects; strong catch and stem;
at ............... ..-.-.. .lZH7c
SOC Jet Necklaces-Imported
fine cut, graduated beads. with
clasp to match; bright finish;
special Zoe
Reg. SI.OO Gold Ormulu Clocks
High and low styles, floral and
head design, rose gold and green
finish; guaranteed timekeepers;
special soc
Reg. 39c China Dresser Pieces
in pink and light blue, with
pretty paintings on top; can be
used 10 hold your vaseline or tai
cum powder; special. ...... .21c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
Collegiate Basketball Meeting

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-The col
iegiate basketball rules committee
will hold its annual meeting for The
Interpretation Of the rules here on.
Friday. The plan was adopted by tho
rules committee several years ago.
and was such an unqualified success
that each year it has been broadenei
in scope.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27

50 Curtain Goods, yard. -. z5c
CSC Curtain Goods, yard .321zc
S1.0O Curtain Goods, yard. SOC
About 100 Odd Pairs Lace
Curtains at exactly half of their
regular prices. Your opportunity
TO procure liberal savings l.
just =
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
GERMANS REELEcTsPEAKER

BERLIN. Nov. 27.-Karl Johannes
Kaempf, member of the imperial par
lament, for what is known as the
ernperor's district of Berlin, was to-
day reelected speaker of the House.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
Remnants: Upholstery Dept.

Reg. Soc to 65c Window Shades Odds and Ends-From I
workoom remnants; each ~
Yards Drapery Goods-Every
Upholstery Department including all styles of curtain draper
less than half price, all placed three tables for
choosing:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27

10c Curtain Goods, yard. -. sc
24c Curtain Goods, yard. .12c
35c Curtain Goods, yard. 1Sc
35c to SI.00 Lace Curtain. and
Fancy Net Samples 900 yards
cut from goods that have proven
exceptional trade pullers; to Er
close out at 2 remnants for OO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
Railroad Man
Restored 10 Health

Every man and woman who requires
tonic-stimulant and bOdy-buiIder
will read with interest the letter of
MIR. II. w. barron. who tells how
Duffy's Pure Malt Whisl<ey cured
him of colds and built up his health.
Last winter / suffered with rheu-
matism, frequent colds. and was run
down in every way l was recon-
mended to take Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey and the improvement was
unbelievable. l am now as well as ever
in my life l would not be without this
medicine in my family. 1t is without
doubt the purest and best on the mar
ket. / work seven days a week for the
p. r. r. Co.. am 81 years old and the
father of six strong. healthy children
Harry w. Barron, 616 9th St., S. W.,
Washington. ID. c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27

While driving along South Orange
avenue, Newark, last night, Fred
Locksaw, so years old, of Clermont
avenue, Irvington, fell from the seat
of his wagon. He suffered slight in
jurles to his back and was taken to
the City Hospital and later removed
to his home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
GRANT LEFT SO, 900, 900

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The ac-
counting of the executors of the Hugh
]. Grant estate. filed yesterday, show
that the former mayor of New York
left property valued at IS, ,762,142. Since
the executors took charge of the es-
tate, in November, 1910, it has in
creased in value to $9.177, $685.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27

High Class Belt Buckles-ln
Roman, silver and gunmetal fin
ish; dozens of pretty designs;
floral and hand-etched; daintily
set with rflinestones, amethyst,
sapphire; every buckle guaran-
teed:
Reg. S1.OO, special. -. SOC
Reg. $500, special. LOO
Reg. $3.0O, special. .1.50
25c Mat Bead Necklaces-lm-
ported mat block, two-strand
graduated necklaces, with clasp
to match; special. .....15c
Rhinestone Hatpins-Here at
next-to-nothing prices; sparkling
rhinestones that look just like
diamonds; strong stem; plated
backs:
Reg. 25c, now. 1890. 10c
Reg. soc to S5c, now. 29c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
Millinery: Odd Lots
Odd Lots of Waists

Reg. Sl.50 and $500 Lingerie
Waists-only 120 of them-to
close out, at. ..........1 LOO
Reg. $500 and $3.50 Lingerie,
Wolfe and Tailored Waists-only
So of them-to close out, at 1.9S
Reg. 1898 Wolfe, Lingerie and
Linen Waists-only AZ of them
to close out, at. ....... .2.49
Reg. $500 and 5000 Oh
close out, al.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27
Toilet Goods; Big Reductions

Wood Hand Mirrors, imita-
ton mahogany; reg. 39c, special
to close. .loc
Reg. S1.25 to $1.5O CellulOid
Hair Brushes and Mirrors, ivory,
white and antique; special to
close ....... QUO
Reg. 1Oc Talcum Powder, as
sorted odors, good grade; special
to close. .5c
Reg. 25c Whiskbr0Oms, large
size, good grades; special TO
close ..... .loc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-27

Reg. SIC 70 DUO NAH BRUSHES,
bone handle, assorted styles,
good bristle; special TO close, l9c
39c Dressing Combs, hand fn-
ished; special to close. ...... Csc
Reg. SOC and 75c Hair Brushes,
wood and ebony, good bristle;
special TO close. BIC
Reg. Csc Nail Buffers, leather
handle, renewable chamois; spe-
cial TO close. e................15c 15c
Reg. 75c Bath SpOnges, best
quality, natural; special TO
close .............. 39c
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
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WHEREAs.y .. G. Butts. grsntor b, his Tru-t
nsssi dated narch Bud 1911. and recor'ied N
tess Office ofthe h'rk aud Recorder 81 Gunnison
Coent .oioIsdo ~ Book 40 ~ Page ssi con.
veIed 10 the Public Trustee ~ said County the
Rowing land in said County, towit Lots
No. one u and two 2 in Block twenty f2nl in
ths original town of Gunnison. sccordins 20 the
yyrorded plat tbereof, now IN the Office of the
Chsrt aud Recorder 81 said 6unnison County
- trust To secpre one prime ipsl note Of even
aete with said Trust Deed Tor sll0.00 pay able 10
The Gunni-on Bank A Trust Co. or order one
ysef after date. Sith interest thereon from date
- the rate 81 twelve per cent. per annum, pay
sble annually. aud ten per cent attorney fees il
not paid at maturity.
AND WHEREAS, Default has been made bv
the said erantnr IN said Trust Deed, IN the per
tBspance of the covenants aud cond itions i'm
posed upon him by the terms Of said Trust
leed, IN this. to-wit: that said erantor has
iAiied 70 pay said principal note when due. aud
walled 70 pay the semtsnnual interest due on
AND WHEREAS, The legal holder of the in.
With -sid Public Trustee notice and demand 10
writing declsrsae said default. and eiecting to
declsre the whole debt represented by said
note. esd interest thereon TO date of sale. due
and payable, and demanding the sale OF said
and lnder said Trust Deed
nov, THEREFORE,, Notice ls hereby given
that porsusnt To said notice, election and de
maRd, and under and by virtue 81 the authority
vested 10 me by said Trust Deed end the law. I,
Ani,is n. Downey. Public Trustee OF SAID
tountg, will sell the above 'iescrib bed land for
cash, at public auction TO the highest bidder
a. the West trout door of the County ourt
House in said County, on Tuesday the 2lth day
of August 1912, al ~ O'Clock ia the forenoon,
tor the purpose of paving said note, interest
attorney fees and cxpenses of this sale, and will
I've 70 ens putehhser thrte,i certihcHte ol
pnrchsse thers.f' 2 a. provided by law.
lboted july 18th, 1912
IsEAL1 AMEN DowNEy,
sspp 4 Nash Attorneys County. Colorado
First qualification. july 10. 1912
Last Publicstion, August 10, 1872.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

oark road, and exhausted by the e.
eftement through which had passed.
Even my mind seemed dulled, and Il
appeared useless to think or plan I
had not intended to sleep. yet drowsi-
ness came. and ! lost consciousness.
know not what aroused me. but n
Vas already daylight. . gleam of sun
through the windows turning the fes-
tooned cobwebs into golden tapestry.
One side OF the box in which l lay
bad been broken out. and l could Sc
the full length Of the shop. which ap-
peared Uttered from end to end with
an manner Of implements of hus-
bandry, and woodworking and black
smiths tools. All this perceived
with my first glance. but 1t was the
distant sound Of . voice which as In
Otantly held my attention. At first I
could not locate the spesker, nor CON-
prehend the peculiar singsong of the
Stterance- But as l lifted my head.
listening intently. I knew the man to
- beyond the wooden partition at my
right, and that he was praying fer
vently. Somehow heartened BY this
Gscovery I crept out from the bed oe
DaperA. and stole silently forward to
tAs narrow door which apparently led
into this second apartment The voice
Aever ceased in its mOnotonous ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
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NUsa. Deceased.
Aoilce " hersey siser. Thai On honas2 tse
- asy of snen-t A. D islo At the hour 81
We N of said bssy tlse SAM beiBe one q the
eUsiar lays ~ ,ie june Term ~ the cunt,
toori - bunni-on tiunty. Ia the State ~
CsgoptHio. J. Harvey ". Nori ADMIN i-tT Tsior Of
- tsiafe. viii sppear ieiore the lust.e -
eNe@ utift- pfesont ny finsl setfismsnt a. -uah
S9!sinisi sior. prss The approval % same. aud
UIh fiien s-k ~ b. di-char rs.d a. such Admin.
r<og~inr Al which time and pisce any sar-on
- ntefest may allssr and present ob,eat ions
- - seme. " ant there be
Ans Further NOTICE - Hereby tsisen That 81
sosa time and place the Court will receive and
sanf protsi- concerning the heirs 20 -sid de
ZZoeeu nur~uanf to the verified petition 20
Vtihem II. Noel claimant ae hclr at law ~
sosa ueces-ed heretofore fled herein. ask ins
~ q Judicial s-c.rtsinmenf aud d.ts,rmina-
eson ~ the he,r-hip ~ said estate. and from
werh q sppenr- that said William 7 Noel.
hfsennd aud Harvey NJ Noel son. are heirs
- - vi il.ces-ed
Bow rheref,,re. Ans aud all per-on- who are
~ Who claim t. be b.irs 81 law ~ said lydia
so~"us >oei. decea-etl hereby reqDired b.
- enn appear thereat. abide the determina-
tSQa ui the ourt thereoB
Dsieu 81 tfnnBi-on. Colorado. this I2th day
- 3uiy A - 1912.
HARvEy " NOEL. Administrator
u sbe h-tsie ~ ISd,s RoweDa Noel. Decea --d.
Pts~, pub July 10 last pab August NJ. 1917.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
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state Of 81 colorado,
CoUBty of Gunnison,
By virtue Of a special writ of execution
issued out of the Clerks office Of
the District Court. Of Gunnison County and
- taee of Colorado, and To directed.
whsvcby ] an commanded To- make the sum nf
Dollsss, txits7.I5l and seventeen aud s-i0
Dollafs. tsl1.sl, costs Of suit the amount of
a eertsia judgment rendered in said Court
on ~ lothsd.y q July isl2, ~ fsv9r 81 sophie
Ilases a. plaintiffs, and against The Akron
Mining Company a. defendant together with
lntesest on said Judgment from the date 81
the seadition thereof at the rate OF eight per
cent per snnum. out of the lands, tenements,
gss,ds and chsttels Of the said The Akron
Mining COMPANY. ] have levied upon the
& flowing described real property, to-wit:
The Dea aiwood, Little May, Lost Contract,
Mssepps, MuIdoun. North star, Narrow Guage,
Number Three Ohio and Akron lode mining
claims and the North Star Millsite ana the
AKRON milisite; together with all improvements
Snd appurtensnces thereon or thereto apper-
tanning . 10 or any part thereof, including
any end all Mining, Milling or other machinery
ur mining or milling plant OF plants, all being
Situated in the 1omichi Mining District in the
Ceunty Of Gunuison and State Of Colorado.
THEREFORE. According 10 said command
shall On Saturday. the Nth day of August
1912. at the hour of two o'ciock. in the
afternoon of said day at the W e-t front door
II the County Court House, In the town nf
,iuRnison. In the County Of Gunnison. state
~ Coiorsdo- expose Ia sale at public auction
20 the highest bidder, Tor cash in hand. all
the right, title and interest 81 the above
named The Akron Mining Company
IN and TO the above described pro
perty Tor 50 murh thereof as may he neees-
sary Tor the payment and satisfaction of
said Judgment, Interest and cost of sale.
Dated, Gunnison, Colorado. this 18th day
of suly. 1912.
Sheriff of Gunnison touhty
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

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silently. his eyes sloss sxpresssag -
terest. A. ended. - slowly ~ -
pipe. end set thers snohinG, appamuk
v thtnktnS over what ! haA SID.
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tie unknown to ne. SO you uast -
tress Claire. Ell? The little uinsi =
- . month since I heard of her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
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l had come uS saapsas opr bssasA.
Vel oui IN the stream. either shore .
mere darker skado~ showing aho~s
the water How Ear ! had been sSeps
below the barge could not be saessxA,
o. J could distinguish ne outlines
cl&rly. excepting the bare spars q .
vessel Tied up to the vest shore. A
this ship had not been in sight pr<vi
ossly ! concluded she drift had been
greater than anticipated. and struch
oai quickly toward the opposite bank.
fearful les, I be borne down as far as
Gloucester before ! could finally make
lAad. h was . hard swim across the
swift osrreRt. aad I was nearly en-
hassted when | Anslly erept up the
bow bank. and ~ dripping and pant
ing In the shelter Of some low basbes.
Oxeept for the barb Of q distant aos
There wes no sound more disturbing
oAan the rustic a leaves, and the lap
ping Of water. A my breath came
eAeh sat sp. srsns ost my clothes
- best ] could. and. with difhcslty,
arew on the boots had borne across,
Olune to my shoulder
possessed but q dim conception q
where was. yet knew I must maxi q
vide detour to the east % as to escsss
nritish foraging parties.
! must have plodded dogeedly slone
through the darkness for fully Az
0iles. without UeFceivinG the hrst So
q hebitatioa. or even Q wosl tuAo
shich ] could crawl for ceaesalnsu4
ohsn ] suddenly csne HpoR . leAG
onsstory stone building stanaiA0 q
- left 0f the road. . srin. silsnt, -
OArsntly deserted structure, one snl
q the roof caved In, sad several q
- windows smashed. I tried The
ooors. but they appeared ARMY fas-
tened Far in the east theo YES Q
esint tightening q the sky pronisinG
- approach Of dawR, cad thus
esosssd to . knewledse that I nsst
6as1iately attain shelsef, clan7
6ersd through one q ths hsshsa wtnr
0Ows. anl Aropped to TIE sarthsa
osss within ] couAd 80 nsthinG. not
Owsa . han1 hsad befoss ny eyes. yet
Arsfslly Nit ny way fofward thro~gh
. tongle q Fubbish, wheels, scraps q
6oA, some casks. Q number Of plough
handles, and . riRraR Of stuff l could
eot make out. The place had evident
" been used as a repair shop. but
must have been closed for months, %
] could feel the grit Of dust every
where. and cobwebs brushed against
ny face as ! moved about. Finally I
eslt the outlines Of a large box haR
alled with paper. and. for want q
something better. crept In and snug
sled down. intending to rest there un-
III daylight should reveal my sur
VOundings.
I was warm enough now, my cloth
~ practically dry, but thoroughly
ese4 IRON the long tramp over the
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Continued On FHth PAEe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
PAT BANJO

First pub July is last pub August 3. 1912.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-10-04
MANY DRIVEN FROM HOME.

Every year, in many parts of the
country, thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung dis
eases. Friends and business are left
behind for other climates, but this
is costa and not always sure. A
better way-the way of multitudes
is to use DR.. King New Dis
covery and cure yourself at home.
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