davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22
ARLS EATER F sISKES


aAA-- --ar
ThH-s Is q Es-r ElE-1 tllsi-,szE M
ls- -nE- -he 5uunll zzln-i-s -p ~
sut,s- 5u5Enarr ur -hs alusiusszE mn
-2--ners. -EzllEEa-s Elz u-hs- rrriI.r
I.suEiis q ms E-H-e
Dr. Wt1tEruzh,s f.sEEn Enz ruu-
FlatEn EE q riEurnus ET7.u-ss-r u6 II.
.sEuEie-i1sm us-n- H sEiE Il ~
ol1Es-DUs ne sll5 -iIE- Er-t q n
Eu-E-nu- -icu-l6 run m ls.-islz---1,-s -
Ms position q uTEuErinr Eus ms
lFe and E-unuuurs6- 4 sz--l. n
1e-E1os EEs dsEua-ed gE1,s = a. IA
ti-ur--zsTllle EliE1i-. Eha-s II T-rf--
uuDt-e szi6-
NuT lhE- r-h= suEla Ezu uz-l7
loelzs sTlanEI5. t1- Il lBll.s 70 n IA.
u Uuuid give -he r1Es-nu- 1.uEs- N
d. mining he llke6- ~ ~ -sr-
uenrT to- sTi-s Euulz - s-aE-lr z5E-
ed u Euuid E1Ea-5 q z-lznaiH rasun1.
fer a ma1 Ehb al1d a 1.-ls z-rz ~
rlEs@ -hZ- 2 shE-T- -U1 lsrrsz $50
y E,lich Il ruul6 IN m lzrislH-
-uue- ! An Es-F sks7l-f-z- Etuu- -t.is
Ihase A. m Uu-aE urs- WA
lh=-s y 10 room 1u- EzsTIu-s T-hsF a.
Ir- Kll1E1uult,e-s ua-zs zzar-lr a. D.
u-le1ed then E1-ttn --s hsa-ur -
HUNDREDS Th=r A. Al ztznlr-. o.
l1-l-iun EEGins- -he siuEls4E-z-r us-n
IodaE -Eo wis t.sTu-s ssl=1-iu-r
Dr. Wf-1EDu-ui-e clans ne Erzu-E M
s---sle-l1ern re-1- Ee sz1E - -hs C-s-
Eu-lian las- SE-u1iEE- 4 stEl nE---i1,-
Ds ro y 1u- 1hs sluEls-s-sn uz,rl-
-te declared in q s-sesch a -zsHla-E
-as- Wsak 1hz- h NV 1EE-n-s - 81
ru-e- I-hl- Is ru-ss n o.
1-ar-1 IN II l1--s-ElsU n M nr-ar1-,-
in sunday. 4 uzs m --uz- M II
Oregon n declare 9u- -hs silrls--z-
re-a-r
Z is nu- passlhi- -1zz- -ts 1h-a1-
- uf 1-mlilirnln- e-- sz-s -t-
sohs- r1lzEerl-lur ur -he -.-nr.l+ ~
.hIs s-ate Ls- I-hFrurr1.e -
candidate Eur -ha Erez1 uE-I0s q rrr-
smu-. Al u11ioe zhu = M z1u-n
.suls- aruu1ld uhich l.aE- M .crl--Ii---
.ng elements and zeF-zsn -u-nas -fl1-
pubhc lfaE-s 1nE zr-1,s-l
luhlic .alullis-ra1uu Il is al rsrf1e
l- s=E--u- cunue-1 10 -ise F.slgsls a.
ans = is -h- u1- E-usf-iu1 uT T.uE-s-
.ta- s-ands i-s-Hes- -ts-u and N
legislature III
IN al kinduass. r. 5uu-1zl. a. =
luir i uE-s 1he EuhEr sulmll-s -tIa- I
~ instability uf Ilu-Tsuss - E1d=c- Z
.iun - charac1s- -zhIhii=6 II Ira
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22
H0MESOFW WOMEN WRECK
ed By THE INVADERS

AmericEn women are better off
rh41 rneir EEr0pean sisters fn most
rsEEecrs OEr American girls. how
eEsr- are q hizhlT nervous organ
lzz-an aEf IslalIT suffer from trou-
lies pec1rzr 70 their ser
E1-- "a ElrI becomes a woman.
uae1 a UeElu becomes a mother.
uEe- u1Ee1 Eass slrlEgh the chan
90 70 E-tEe Efe. are the three Pc
-le.ls ~ LIE uhe1 healrh ans strength
are n1s- rseie1 20 wi-hsfaud the
-llr aEf Es-rees of-el calseI b. se-
re-e crrar5e da-grbances.
AZ -rese critical times women are
tezr fe--Ced ~ tie Use q DR..
Fl-r-eE Fa.1rz-e Frezripti0n. an
go remeET - proved worth that
kseEs r1e e1rfre female system per
feee-T reEz-areG anz IN excellent con-
@r5er-
Nqrherzs r To1r daughters are
wax lax amhlri0n. are troubled
ElCa ke4<LcEes LzsE1tIfe an1 are
gale sn4 s.cklE. DR.. Pisrce's Favor
- Prsserfstloa = 58Et what they
med - srsrsZT bring the bloom Of
k@4i-h - t1elr cheeks and make
rhem Ecrgng and healthy.
Fsr al Siseases peculiar % WON
a1- Or PlerleIs Fag0rffe Prsserfp-
-lGn = 2 powerful restorative. Dur
lzE rhe L1st - FsarE IL has banisbed
.rgD rhe LTeE q tens q thousands
" WGmer tre PAIN, V0rry, misery
sEE G-EtEszE eaEzef bT irregularities
aE.f .llssases q q feminine character.
r. EoE are a sufferer. II your
EzEEk1er. 11Dcher. Fsster needs help
- Dr. Pler1e's Fay0rffe Prescription
.E l,sElf - tzbiet form ~ any me1i-
ne leaiers t0EaT- TIen address
" Plerqe. IEgsllsE' Hotel. Buffalo,
y r, aEE Tsg Ell Eeesige c0nfiden-
'-a- afTlae frg11 q Efaff u specialists
-1z- ~ E0c e.eG gos . penny To-
a1T y tae GaTs rs Baze bo0k o8
p .clers teeses seEr free
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22


On Monday-fOur days ago-ths
East oregonisn made formal an
0 eneni
Are They To that on the fol-
Confess by silence: loving day 8;
would open at
tack upon the bridge buying oper-
ations under the GnlilEnd regime ss
county judge: il was announced that
facts would be presented showing the
old court nagranfly violated the laE
regarding bridge contracts. that the
county was robbed Of 5000 in the
Umatilla bridge deal and that the in
terests Of the county were systemat-
ically betrayed during a course oi
many months.
That announcement has been ful-
filled on Tuesday this paper pre-
sented facts showing nothing less
than a bold theft Of $1,000 from the
county when the CmatiIla bridge was
built II was shown that the Una
tiIla bridge contract was let in vio-
lation o. the Law il has since been
shown the bridge was a rotten Job
and becomes submerged when the
river IS high We have exposed the
scheme Whereby the county wAs EyB-
tematically swin5led IN connection
with the awarding Of bridge contracts. 1
We have shown that the former coun- I
" surveyor Mr. Kimbrell tried in vain
70 stop the grating and that he caus-
ed the old county court 10 be warned
they were violating the Law regsrding
the letting Of bridge contracts.
All this has been done during q
period covering four days Yet dur
ing that period not a word OF denial
has come from the GnlilAnd camp.
Unless an attempt al denial is made
this evening four days viii have
elapsed since this paper entered upon
its crusade OF exposure and yet no
answer Is offered
II the charges made by the East
Oregonian are not true why are those
charges not refutef2 Why has there
been such DELAY? Surely after four
wears and four DAYS IN which % pre-
pare the CMnand defense that de-
tense shoull be ready Il there is 10
be any defense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22
SNESNANSETF

SuwzsE IN sIszzz1zaT clnzls-s -
EaZ1E - 1En=z en- r-s 1ICaE luss
SlissuEzzaT a. Al hnbl1r sEor-
Is a --z- Ef Esc-e=-Hz--- - -sEn-
@
E- rl--z-z-Irss. r=@- -1Ez
m EhE1s zlEE1I- a EEa.E au7-=sza--
sEudu.E n grEE1Z1E a-z an --szz
Ef =Z=E=
sl=s1 "a m- % H
1T-mz
-us- a. =u=-T z1lfs- hls - -
su71.l-1eE aE a l11arz- - 61ez sEsrT
r1u-uz-u1- zsEsz- hI-= - - -
iT q sLl-su1 r. p u1e.zz l-s SD
D. uru-r cus IL @E Va
-hs1 rn=--s -t= 71Trl- ant -1Ezz
EE-= FE -rs sE-e1=s ln-r1-E
THu AZ ur- a z1--E a. a sI1ss-
uEn m@ Ez AZ 1sds O. 81 -
-a.uzs
m aE -luts ans zrhac-z q sz-sz-
rlEzH Elr= al EG1ss a EslI -
SEED Cut.HEr Ez-lrzz -fE
z- - sl-= @- a rE.lsE z11-r cf
-t=s- --r -Eu-hz-~ c-11E hare
lE-E=l C- n -s-E-E EF lrrIcte-s ut.1
-1--r a lzz-us 1E -1r-zrs. a s1--
~ F-5=-E-=E U-1 ~ Gla1Eil-z-s
-- -sUz-s Co r-zrr-- ~ E-Ezs
1E z--uE -ls 1E-E w-h z11Ezz-
-- -=1 a-s sE-l -EE-.EEeeT
rr H-E-z11 -hsr aa1E -rser-
EEs EZ= -=z-l-l1ls -szE FaEez.
uEs= s1e=ahaE- urns saazz TheT
E'lnEh-ah ca EsEE 00ShszA-
I.zz-r H. Ten l-zsr 1nE a-s
a EHE szzE11E hEE ne rhzE
shnllE - '6I1s
a -=U-z11z zu1 WflH -eEz- sazE
HEE-r-is1IE- zi-z=- isl,1E-r 1Gr
7rsEa-aE T. Ell izsas a zrGr1zcEl-
m=1rB 90 z-s.r1Aa1-s aszdn.r --1em -
--lrEE1z- ant g-zzt sI-7iE-srF s1ssl-,
Lzz-iu1
-nus ge - a 1s1e-E- Ef-5uuE EEz-
iez Ef s11z-E ez-zE ~ r-EhesGus
IN -s1e1r1nnz
= - E1-B % a rsz6ezzzas- . a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22

W-ri-uuuia t1 Eie r1uc-I-- ant ia
zzss-i-LltT Eurusrs nusEuuz he hls
z-srulaE rssus1-t1,- -ts siu-is inen
usun -lisf ri,f z-lresC T'ussll.1us lhaur
1lis EIuliEurr dEr 2Ireruur
IN ErI1 zH1s D. hus E-rea.I- aeen
an tuct SIZES az cis uIlsr.Iu. i,Iring
1ila uz-ugHsa, amt tE his guu cam
G-I1 he rEs M -ErsC =ll u 0re-
Eru "a 5IEIr II" 1a E-s H. has been
an -trsss san.s az ms eslE sl1Ia issue
= Er Wtf1rIrIlie wls Eie Ersc
nm IN Grs1Iu "a zIrlr Cta siugie-
t,sn uznn ant n %uu 1Eas g u1
Eil-rr q EzaE AZ E.s Ezz lzIlsc r.
z-ut Z 1,E - INV 1 1I-ur az r. even
IL uEI -EEnisE E-s 6Ir-stf % z1terI,r
IA -tlsllllsslizss Wasrrsr 1as vi he l1
AR az e &c Ee-I-llzr n uuu-f lenEe-
- ~ lE WE1EEIulla 11lsaslf sIrs
D. tllE ieeu an 49, sltss af n Be-
1lr. slitCEiIul ElIr 1lz E-sulIz- or can
.-1---i'ls--- sgezlE VA 1gsi--s assn
l-ll1- AZ o. W-il- sils al -ils ISSUE Ee
ElL - au E-1s- si-e-ur-
L
1i1C - sc E-sE- r1auIerr ac r nsrelE
l-s-1ssE -tls aslIlsa-.1s-1 usun BIZ Il
Ores uIu scIg W1rt -ia si1.-ss-lrsl1 ve-
-D = tuz n El- --Lrar Euuur-. X
-I---ILz=s eu-r- Erluae -aa- Dr
t-------,IIulisf hlLE -1ls ARR -1es 80
1I- IN n us11i1- -,l- lr a1EalEss ne
H--- Gc-I1s az EIrs-1Ir --zeF 1n.f ne
z-zE1 'uuss-Il az uts -ICE-s l-Eu1r-
-s-Ir-II rE sCl1s 1ELE
p ~ - s1u.z - - =f---r-sr=u
r-1n 1sGIr. sia--Gn. Gu h1U my
zansz Gc lEv -1rIr-sr1snc WI Dr.
= n -l11i-s - 49, =E.c-1ur
= IN $50 s5Hzz lE -fs zi1g,s---s-,-.
z=1D t-5Irz sziss--ilu VIZ 1.ssrrz-.-e
t-Ezs -1uaa-=s az Eas-s ur WIraE-
-lurlz vi g. rss1ec@u- ns=sll-lzs
.l---IzzEl-uzs - zl-c-nu.
q IN So sii5-z &C - ziz.-la--rzr--
1=-B ts1Irz s-a--rr- VIZ lzzr-I1cs
--ls arc uEI as Cd 11u ~ vi r-esc
Ssh 1Tr== M -a1s-l--r ST.
-Trr1lE -tss =zH11--s rE--s a1E AZ
1-u-r -r -E-iL m ---zr hsrs ana
-1-1z- h-hs- Ez.f El1- II - -uu,fu-r
IE tE E-s1- g51E-
In vls-E - tiz rIlI1r sl5z.E vtsEs cz
~ =1-z Esrr usrH s11s As -1n-
-E1i-1 a.zz1l. -s4 I1l--l- s11ri1s IA
--r-T1-z-sz.lsE E1r-s rr -ts ueruIs g
As s-E-z- and II q si1rsrs I7geal %
-tlsz- 1-1s--ll-z1s1- Esiz -ts-1 e r1sE
-n lHEE w-1 -urEi1s1cs u1or d
EZ-i1tE-all1ii.s Il n eIzlfl1I-z Ear an e.
-l14 1 Titi-h- E1'Ezz AT 1EE. raere
= Erssz1- z,--,E tI- Escizil1- clr 81
mr. Err -==El--an an EElEs-1g
-U-1a=- 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22

Suwzs IN sIIzz-zazsa7 cluz5s1s II
EaZIr - IEu=s en- --,s 1rc1ar rnss
slis.suE-ztlT n Al n1zE- s1or-
1s a -E-z- &C Es1rz=-zz- "a -s1-
@
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22

As---ls 1-llsrrzE 10 1- UnE -
-hd=s -ui-a-i1e tlls E1rr 1u---r -hs
Eas-e-- r--r Ea-mEl s-h..l
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22

Unlezs Trompt denial is suzzhuum-
ing from the Gmlund brigade and
u1les facts are r-eseutsa az ance r1
shuu the charses aealnsz sulara ar
false vln nos ne rutlic o. taszlsz
. m cencludtng thar rhs cll-Ees are
true and thaf 2 p Gmland shoula
he damned DO political r.srziuun-
Masf men Eho airs sren casual a--
isuuon % political AFFAIRS are oI-
uaae5 ro 1h-
The Nomen znE III
Should Help Guzrd thls s-a-e r1
Tie Dinez Frimary- the assembly
system Thls
i1as shown fou- Eears aEo bv 1he
crushing rshuke 70 asssuilgisn cuu-
tanned IN ths oFeruhslulnE dsfezt us
the assembly candidate fur Eorsrnu-
@ OreEon.
j. VII - natural 2 the women ~
the state take q similar z5ew uf m
quesuon- Especially is rhis rrae of
al women Who aET1ecla-a haTluE 1hs
rsht 20 vote and dss-e % szs-cise
that rishi in al effective lutsIrszs
manner q
The direct Ii-imErE system d -h-
MaEna Char-a - ne modern B.oliti-
cal wurld- i = th-sash Ihe dirsa
primary thaf rule through f,osses
Eara heslsrs and oths- EzuEs-s-s has
been broken Up ne dlrec- T-zza--
Was enacted 70 abolish he cid cu--
rlpt and slate making c1ure111n
plan II has done -har and trouEh-
the making q nominaI1ns fa-o IN
cpen-giv.ng al cirizeus An egual
chance % szTrezs rhei- preference
iar candida1es n fhs r-i1z-y
But The old Eua-d politicians Do r1-
LIE the systen- N=iths- o. 1hs 11-
OF thsi- lawyers. The
direct primary is TOO open and above
board 20 suit then They prefer rhe
convention plan where rhsy czn uEn-
palate nominations ly various fa-ms
lf slulduEsery and ~ rhe acrlAl .
3uging - delegates when neosssz-E-
Therefore rhe assembly scheme has
been inverted Il Was frs; -led on
tour vears Rgo. 1idks- was named /.
md IN attempt vas made 70 force /,
hat slate down -hs rh-0zls q ira J
.oters The result Vas m defeat a.
he republican candidate for g0Ts--
or ~ sboB majority
But the old gang is persistent
Isny q them can afford 70 Be Vs--
.stsnt because they Eet big sala-ies
y representing c0-po-z1iuns and do
z their Bidding They can afford !.
, devote much tine and snsrEy 70 g
sstroying the direct primary Z pos Z
be.
50 Oh The hallot this fan there IS
measure providing Tor lsgaliEng the .
'sembly scheme and fastening ir 2
lEdly upon the hack q The direc q
inary. u that scheme is adoured =
e direct primary WI De des--c-ed
far Is is effec-ireness = oonce-n- =
J. We VII return 20 The old TINE s.
an % making nominalions in CIR
nrIons-
The measure probably won't carr "a
is Inconceirable rhe people WI q
e for sach a raw piece q l=gisls- q
.n. But z the measure is defeated = =
ere VIII SIN D. a chance fo- the =
. .siature o. rer f- us work. The
sislature VII be perfectly willing 70 o.
scutte The primary law We have 81
z had legislature In resent vears +
~ would not have torn rhe hea-r -
q q the direct primary law u iI ue
uld have done So. IN
The stumbling block Al al times g
IS ben the man In tn gorernors p
fice. oregon has not been without -
democratic governor during leg n
ative session sinoe the direct prim- -
3 Was adopted A democratic EoT-
nor has stood ready 10 break rhe !.
OK u any legislature thai tried O. 81,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
oCToBER

. oc;obsr with impressionistic =
sweep. .
= Ger dust sprays % foliaged .
glen ana steep .
= Filings gold and carmine- .
brown and saffron hue. .
. While. underleafh a misty SKY .
q blue. .
= Now fades the green and dark .
the shadows lay .
. At0En the slope where baby .
sunbeams play o
. Al hide and seek among the .
rudy leaves .
. That dance and sway. and fan .
. against the eaves. .
. Throughout the meadow. nature .
O treads the sod o
. Ard boldly stipples deep the .
q golden rod: .
. In fertile fields. the nake-White .
. cotton crop
. Is stored and baled From o
y yonder chimney top .
. The curling smoke drifts Al early .
. dawn
y Doth tel Us OF another summer .
y gone. .
. Mary johnson Blackburn .
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-22

Cniess Trompt denial b suzzhcom-
ing from the Gllland brigade and
arlcs facts are Ireseutez az nnoe o.
shuu the charEes lcainz slllan1 ar
false W-n not ne ruhlic l.e 1usll-d
in courluding th11 rhs c,Eses are
true and that 2 p EUlana shoalE
ie damned to political 1-rzllun-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Mrs. SeatOn on Trial for
Murder OF Her Husband

HACKENACK. Sept 2S.--A large
crowd was present al the Ber
gen County Court House today,
when Mrs. Frederick r. Seaton,
of Bogota, was brought to trial
charged with tho murder OF her hus-
band. The trial is before Supreme
Court Judge Parker.
Mrs. Seaton, ii is reported. will
deny the murder charge and attempt
10 prove that her husband committed
suicide. Prosecutor Wendell j.
Wright ia representing the State, and
z. M. Hart and William Il. Mackay
are defending Mrs Seaton. It Is un-
derstood that the State will produce
two witnesses and on the strength
IF their testimony expects to convict
Mrs Seaton.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Three Hurt by Auto

ELIZABETH, Sept 2S. Three
young men were injured yesterday
afternoon as a result of being struck
by an automobile in Railway avenue,
just over the city line. They were
taken to the Elizabeth General Hos
pital.
The injured are: stanley Dillks.
Linden. collar bone and left leg frac-
tured: Henry Codding, Linden, in
ternal injuries, and Amos Day, frae-
trre of ribs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
BIG INCREASE IN
JERSEY PRODUCTS
Industrial Report for 1913
Shows Fifty Million More
Capital Invested.
7.3 PER CENT. JUMP
IN THE SELLING VALUE
6.5o7 Children Under IS Years
Held Jobs-Year's Wage To-
tai Increased $1o,485,3 54.
snecinl 10 tho Eteninr siar.


SPECIAL to inc E'en'"s S'".
TRENTON, Sept 2S.-The report
covering the calendar year 1918 of
Z Tho state R,,reau of Industrial Sta
t,..ioa 30 Witch c.aorga q Low is
s,eeies' " "'on ~, -,
olreeeor' - 50 hs"i 0U'iip''e -on -
AFFORD clear ana conipreHeiisiNe
view of the condition of the FACTORY
and workshop industries of our
state d,lrinp tbat year.
{ rrrl,a no,,niata5 tal,las If the Stalls
10 SV.asus - .,,,.a,, si,ou, the ,,oar
3 ples oi lilaiiuiaoe"'9 siio%
1913 to have been a. ialiiN prosper-
y ous one for the 3S0SSS persons tnot
Including stockholders in corpora
q tfons1 whose incomes whether in
~ - 80 ,,.oas or salaries are
y 80 - -. - 49,, ,z..,,,,,,a4a - ,rdnstry
utt'"h hfoip ''io "a ouuN'o y -.
{ The increase In the nuinper OF es
ID ADJUSTMENTS IN 1910 as COMP GU
3 with 1912. was eighty-tWo, or 80 per
cent The capltal lhNes'eu hss
grown from ssl9,l3',6l0 IN ISL, 10
1858, lS6,JO4 IN 1918, an increase OF soo,-
ooS.S94, or % per cent ne oistil-
button of TINS enormous capltai, az
cording TO the Requirements OF NOUS
try, was as follows; lnEesteu III i,lil'i
and buildings, $zaq.5oS, TO- IN M
chinery, tools ana implements, sziV,
5S1,939; in all other FORMS. cash on
q hand, bills payable, stock IN process iae
OF Manufacture, ETC. soS4,ooo,f3t'
The cost OF all stock or nlateI tia
used i'll 1917 was $64S, ,oco, IN l9l5
lit was S6s9,062,5ib, an increase q.
$40, 65l,4SS, or o.o per cent; Inc tolai
s, selling value OF all goods hiade OF
work done was l,ool ,4oz' 90 III l9lz,
h md $l,12S,s24,SSs IN 1915; the increase
{ for the later year is therefore s"'-
42l 6i7. or 1.S per cent.
The greatest number OF wage
earners employed NJ any time durinS
the year 1913 was 36OS21; the small
est number was ~, l3o, ana tne aver
age number 333,01S. The difference
between the two extremes OF great
cat and smallest numbers employer
was 35,SS5, or ITO per cent, winch
Indicates the exact proportion OF I'M
employment experienced by the rae.
tory and workshop wageearners OIL
.atlle State during the year 1913. That
Z Is to say, OF the total NUMBER en-
ployed, S6,Ss5, or l7.o per cent. were,
Z through the exigencies OF their occu-
'0pations, Forced INTO idleness durlhs
some part of the year
e. OF the total average number OF
( wage earners employed IN lsla, 242,-
q3S9 were males sixteen years OF age
and over; o9,lV3 We're letIdies SIN
Z teen years OF age and over. and o.
507 were children of both sexes be-
{ low the age of sixteen years. The
increase in the number OF male wage
g Workers in 1919. as compared with
1912, was 90 per cent; of females, a.
Der cent, and OF children below the
age of sixteen wears. rs per cent.
BESIDES the wage earners there were
z s9,152 salarid employees, such as man
ayers, superintendent, bookkeepers,
\ Jerks, foremen and statesmen, whose
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Crater Leaves Hospital.

TRENTON, Sept. 3S.-Secretary OF
state David RI. Crater. who has been
III in a Brooklyn hospital for the last
week, has sufficiently improved TO go
10 his home in Freehold. He expects
TO be able to attend the Democratic
convention here tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Skeleton and Poison Bottles
Found in Palisades Woods
! seInl 10 the Esenlng star.

FORT LEE, Sept. Est just found
the skeleton Of man in the Palisade
woods near Tenafly." was the tele-
phone message sent to the Hacken-
sack police yesterday by Jacob Palat-
TO, of Palisade Park, who had just re-
turned from search for mushrooms.
a pint flask. containing. carbolic
reid was found. Though the cork
was out, the flask lay so that IL was
still three fourths full when found
Another bottle was filled with eva
ride OF pota ssium
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
$3.50 and SITS Trousers for SI.9S
5000 Mems $l.OO and Sl.25 Shirt
In This Great Anniversary Sale at

brisk all day today, but there are
plenty here for tomorrow, we bought in great
quantities Bear in mind that these not sale
Shirts, but those made to order for this sale.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Newark Autoist Fined

ELIZABETH Sept o. Leroy
Layton. who said he lived at % Belle
gille avenue, Newark, and Amos
Peterly, of Map1ewood. We're fined 81
each by Judge Manon in Police Court
last night on. charges OF having vio-
lated she automobile laws
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Mems $3.50 to $40 Fall Suits
In the Anniversary Sale at !.

1856 mems and young mems Fall and Winter
suits,-of all pure wool fabrics, including wors-
teds, cassimeres twceds and cheviots. Strictly
manufactured suits and water shrunk
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Great Writing Paper Special |!

Victoria cabinet writing paper--very high
grade stock with an organde finish. A
splendid offer, including
so Envelopes $780,. } SPECIAL FOR
iS Sheets of Paper. OOc
IL Gold Edge Cards - 49,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Csc TO $l.OO Curtains, lOc to 59c

The best collection of sample Curtains
we've ever had in stock. Many of them
can be matched into pairs. Regular
values 25c TO S100, special while they
last at Zoe, 25c and 39c.
BARGAIN TABLE NO. II, MAIN FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28

MAIN FLOORS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Another Day of Record Values
1900 Yds. Silkoline n
Regular nc Quaity,at -

Without question the best value Of
fered thus far this season. Made in
the newest and most beautiful pat
terms and colors for Fall. The regu-
lar l2c quality special tomorrow at &c
Zoe OilclOth, 16c-Table Oilcloth, in
white and all good colors; regularly
priced zoe, special at ........ lie
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-28
Toilet Sale

BrOmO Seltzer--
Si.OO size Bromo Settler 62c
SOC size Bromo Settler. :. Bic
Beecham's Pills The genuine
Beecham's Pills ...... 16c
Boracic Acid 1907. carton &c
Ballantine Ideal Malt Extract,
bottle .s.............,. DC
Castor Oil
2.oz. Castor Oil, bottle. >. SC
4-oz. Castor Oil, bottle. Ice
1907. bottle 3Oc
ChaIk-4-oz. wooden boxes, Pre-
cipitated Chalk, for. -. &c
Castor Oil Capsules = 2h
gramme P. D. & Co. Castor
Oil Capsules, 6 in box. =. i0c
Citrate of MISUNDERSTANDING,
4-oz. bottle -. .lfc
Compound Licorice-
Small size ............... &c
Large size ....-..........o sc
ChlOroform Liniment, 2-oz. sc
Chloroform Liniment, 4-oz. Ice
Compound Cathartic Piils--l00
in bottle l3c
Cascarets Candy Cathartic
Cascarets, at. &c. lSc, SIC
California Syrup of Figs-Gen-
uine kind, per bottle. 49,. BE
Charcoal Tablets = Requa. l0c
size 1888. &C
Requa. l5c size. .l3c
Doan's Kidney Pills, at. .36c
DiOxogen---
Oakland Dioxogen -. ...l7c
Oakland Dioxogen -. -. 33c
Oakland Dioxogen .....,. .47c
Essence Ginger
2-oz. Essence Jamaica Gin
4-oz. Essence Jamaica Gin
ger .......-..... ..zoc
Essence Peppermint
2-oz. Essence of Pepper
mint .........t...... 16c
4-oz. Essence of Pepper
mint ...........:...:.....zic
Empty Capsules-All sizes; per
lOO .oc
Eskay Food
Eskay Food. 75c size. .54c
Eskay Food, Hospital. .2.05
Father Johns The genuine
Father Johns Cough Medi-
cine, small size. .....-31c
Large size -. &c
Garfield Tea
Genuine kind ............16c
Glyco- Thymoline--
Clyco- Thymoline Mouth Wash,
small size BIC
Large size .............7 Tic
GUIDE Pepto Mangan-The gen.
uine Guide Pepto Mangan. .72c
Horlick's Matted Milk
The genuine, small size. :. Sac
The genuine, large size. Csc
Herbs Pennyroyal, Tansy, Sage,
Catnip, Boneset, etc, l-oz.
packages; regular sc size. 3 Nc
Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil.17c
kilmer's Swamp Root-For liver
land kidneys, small bottle. .33c
Large bottle .......... Csc
Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly. :. 19c
Lime Water, quart bottle. :. lie
Liquid Peptonoids, plain. 73c
Lady Webster Pills
100 in bottle .13c
Liebig's Malt Extract
Value 15c, at. .......... lie