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ceived a letter from him in which he
says In part:
II have received the clipping you
sent me and do not think 1t is neces-
sary for you to address me through
the newspapers. The con-
stabulary bill will receive my careful
consideration. This is all I can say
to you at the present time"
I offer the senator my thanks and
congratulations upon his definite
lucid and illuminating reply to my
open letter (9.
JAMES L. CARR
East Orange. March 81, 1915.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01
Fraternal Men Again Protest

To the Editor Of the Evening Star;
We wish to call attention to a
vicious bill that is coming up in the
Assembly next week. 1t is No. S45,
and was introduced by Assemblyman
James Hammond, of Mercer county.
1t take all control of it's affairs from
fraternal societies that pay sick and
death benefits and places this control
In the hands of commissioners. 1t Is
an unconstitutional bill and we hope
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01

six trustworthy average results with
corn, three for and three against
radium, and we have eighteen aver
ages with soy beans, nine for and
nine against radium.. In all of these
trials the average variation from the
checks Is so slight and so evenly dis
tributed for and against as to lead
only to the conclusion that radium
applied at q cost of 81. SO and 500
an acre produced no effect upon the
crop yields either the first or second
season.
Baekcspping q Presidential Aspirant.
From the New York Sun.
But the proceedings against the
Public Service Commission have not
gone smoothly. The make-believe OF
reform has been destroyed. The pur-
pose to grab the jobs has been made
plain. The Governor has displayed
an ineptness and lack of finesse that
have turned against him important
| members of his own party. It Is now
declared that his negotiations with
Republican members of the legisla'
tive committee may be exposed in tn,
Senate in O manner that will not add
to his dignity. More than this h
may be shown up as a clumsy po'
litical bungler, which would be mor'
distressing to any ambitious younl
contestant for a nomination for Pres
ident.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01

as a child. not being able to read at
the age of nine. However, she was
blessed with a very retentive mem
ory which made it possible for her to
recite long ballads without difficulty.
Being of Catholic family and train
ing, Miss Repplier first turned to
"The Catholic World" as a medium
for her writings. But she was soon an
acceptable contributor to THE At
lantic Monthly and other leading
periodicals, One of her most delight
full volumes is Essays in Miniature"
Miss Repplier is perhaps the most
successful woman writer of essays
that this country has ever known.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01
Answers to Health Questions

H. W.-Q.-What can do to pre-
vent blushing? ] find 1t very embar-
RAISING at all times.
A.-Do not think of yourself when
among people, but try to be interest
ed in things that are being said and
going on. Go more among young
people. join a gymnasium dance go
to church socials, and take up some
interesting study Forget all about
yourself and think more of others.
N. F. E.-Q.-Please suggest a diet
for constipation?
A.-The diet should be light and
consist to a great extent of those
articles of food which leave bulky
residue The following foods are al
lowed: Clear soup, fish, meat of all
kinds, except veal or pork. poultry
ham, game, bacon. bread. white.
brown or whole meal. In some
cases nuts will help also ginger
bread. Oatmeal. cabbage caulif1ower.
sprouts. French beans. celery, spin
ach. salads. figs. prunes. dates. Or
anges. apples and drink three quarts
OF water daily.
w. r. C.-o.-Can you suggest a
cure for ringing noises In the ears?
"A
cause sonorous vibrations such as a
eraphaphone or siren-like electro
phone will relieve this BY running
up and down the scales with this
instrument the sonorous vibrations
cure the head noises. The treatment
is completed by mechanical Massage
and vibration behind. around and
near the ear. The hearing must be
carefully retested after thirty to
fifty such treatments. Two a day
are necessary for obstinate condi-
tions. Six months are allowed 70
elapse before second series of fiftv
such treatments should be tried II
the case is obstinate.
MISS N. c., Newark.-Q-wha
shall do for granuIated eveIids
which cause them to look red? Where
can go to have my ewes examined?
A-Apply to the eyelids each night
ammoniated mercury, six grains to
half ounce of vaseline. Your
eyes can be examined at any hospital
or eye specialist.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01
True to His Profession

Physician--I am sorry, sir, but we
can't quite be sure as to what is
wrong with your arterial system un.
less we put you under the x-ray
machine.
Publisher-That's all right. never
made any secret OF my circulation
Judge. .
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01

you will wage a warfare against ii.
There are $4,000 men in New Jersey
who are opposed to such a law, and
if you can beat 1t or upset the unfair
plans 1t will be a good thing, and all
people will praise you for it.
Hoping you will chase the bill into
the fire pot, we remain,
Yours truly,
r. H. SINGLETON,
SO Curton ave. Jersey City. N. j.
March 81. 1916
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Woman Placed Under the Knife for the
Twelfth Time.

NEW YORK, April Mrs. Caro-
line Smith, wife of Frederick Smith.
florist, of Bell avenue, Bayside. un-
derwent her twelfth operation yes
terday at st. Luke's Hospital. The
other eleven operations, which were
for various ailments, proved success
full. Yesterdays operation was for a
fractured skull.
Mrs. Smith sustained the fracture
on Monday. While walking to the
sidewalk from her store she was
struck by bicycle ridden by Hazel
Anderson, twelve years old, daugh-
ter of Herman Anderson, builder,
of Bayside. Mrs. Smiths head
struck the wheel Of a truck.
Surgeons at st. Luke's Hospital
hold out hopes for her recovery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01
Four=Geaf CEoUers

Il know place where the sun is like gold,
And the cherry blossoms burst with snow,
And down underneath is the loveliest spot
Where the foureaf clovers grow.
One leaf is for hope and for faith,
And one for love, you know;
And God put another one in for luck;
If you search you will find where they grow.
But you must have hope, and you must have faith
You must love and be strong, and so
II you work, if you wait, you will find the place
Where the four-leaf clovers grow"
Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01
Lying withnut warR.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
The idea OF living without work,
which appeals strongly to a certain
type of young men, brought up by
too indulgent parents % wear good
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01
Pittsburgh Police Chief to Experiment
with Music to Convert Crooks.


PITTSBURGH, April 1.--Superin-
tendent of Police w. Noble Matthews,
after exhaustive experiments, as
serted yesterday that music will
Convert the crook and calm jags."
He has arranged that the police
quartet which sang in the Taber-
nacle during Billy Sundays services,
will discourse music nightly In Cen
tral station in an effort to better the
lives of wayward ones.
If professional crooks are locked
up the singers render solemn and
nathetic songs and hymns For the
drunks ragtime is selected, as it
never fails to rouse them to good
humor When the quartet sang re-
Gently Where Is My Wandering Boy
Tonight?" three pickpockets wept In
their cells.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01
Born Near One Another. Married Sixt.
Years. Died Together.

STAMFORD, Conn.,, April LIN
Creadley Heath, England. more than
eighty years ago, two children were
born-a boy and a girl-within
stones throw OF each other. They
played together, they went to school
together, they courted and sixty
years ago they married. They moved
to this country and yesterday they
died here within seven hours of each
other.
These two people. whose lives ran
happily side by side for more than
three-quarters of a century, were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodhall, 195
Henry street, this city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01
ODDITIES IN
TODAY'S NEWS
Judge Holds That child's Pushmobile Is
Vehicle and Has Equal Rights.

NEW YORK, April IA child's
pushmobile Is a vehicle within the
meaning of the law. and entitled to
right of way in the streets, accord
ing TO a decision by Supreme Court
Justice Benedict, of Brooklyn, made
public today. Justice Benedict re.
fused to set aside a verdict of $500
for injuries suffered by Leo Barr,
ten years old, who was injured in a
collision with a grocery wagon while
driving bis pushmobile
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-04-01

published every afternoon. Sundays excepted by the
Newark Daily Advertiser Publishing Company.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29


that has been pretty hard upon all Of
US. / want 10 say to the Court that
during the last two years on the part
of the Royal Gorse Coal and Fire
Clay company. it has lost great deal
Of money. Yet the company has done
the very best it could. We have
reached the limit of our resources.
We did everything that we could with
in our financial means, and we appre-
ciate the recommendations OF the dis
trict attorney; we; appreciate very
much the kindness and consideration
of Mr.: Dalrymple: and we appreciate
the friendly disposition of the Court
in the matter.
JUDGE PEASE: 1t would also be
fair to say with reference to the two
individual defendants, Mr.. Belts and
Mr.. Coryell. that I believe Mr.. Dal-
rymple. representing the state. and
the district attorney and Mr.. Slime
meyer are of the opinion, as we are,
that there really has been no malici-
Gus or willful intent on the part of Mr..
Belts or Mr.. Coryell to disobey the
law. I think the jury, having heard
this much of the case. might be in
terested in knowing that Mr. Bettis
was the general manager, and didn't
have to do with the underground work
ings, and that Mr.. Coryell relied up
on others, and while things were not
as well taken care of as they should
have been, that there was no unlaw-
full spirit in the hearts of these men.
THE COURT: Mr.. Dalrymple. are
you satisfied that the case should be
disposed of in this way?
MIR. DALRYMPLE: Yes, sir. abso-
lutely.
THE COURT: The Court is salts
fed to have the case disposed of in
this way. and the Court is very much
gratified. personally, SO far as the
Judge is concerned. and judicially. so
far as the Court is concerned.
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DISTRICT ". C. I. U.
CONVENTION REPORT

Mrs. F. B. Sweeney returned We'd
nesday afternoon from Salida, where
she attended the 18th annual conven-
ton the Twelfth district w. C. T. o..
Of Colorado.
The convention opened Monday ev-
ening and continued until Wednesday
at noon and was largely attended by
enthusiastic men and women.
Mrs. Phillips OF Salida, gave the
address OF welcome to which Mrs.
Sweeney responded.
The principal addresses were de-
livered by Senator candlish OF Lead
Vile; Mrs. Hungerford. Denver; Mr..
Walter Klein, Salida and Mr.. Harry
McGinnis OF Buena Vista. Legisla.
] ton. Law Enforcement, Progress and
/ problems that confront US, were wide
ly discussed by these speakers.
The election of officers took place
Wednesday morning. with the follow
Ing results: Miss Jerrel. Salida, re-
elected president; Mrs. Evans, Canon
City. vice-president; Mrs. Wilson. Sa-
Ida. recording secretary; Mrs. Beck.
salida, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Linkins, Canon City, reelected treas
urer.
A special meeting OF the local union
will be held at the Y. NJ. C. A. par
lors on Wednesday next week, where
a detailed report of the convention
will be given by Mrs. Sweeney.
Everybody cordially invited.
MRS. JERREL, Salida.
MRS. SWEENEY. Canon City,
MRS. HANKS. salida,
Committee on Press.
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{. G. BETTIS LEFT
FRIDAY FOR MILWAUKEE

E. C. Belts, who was called here
last week from Los Angeles. califor-
mia, in connection with a suit in the
district court, left at noon on Friday
for Milwaukee, Wisconsin. on bust
ness trip. He will return to Canon
City in the course Of week or ten
days for short stay before leaving
for the Pacific coast
Mr.. Belts has organized since going
to Los Angeles the California Fiber
Bottle company; the purpose OF
which is to manufacture cheap re-
ceptacles for holding milk which may
be destroyed after one service. II
is the intention OF the company tc
establish three plants for the manu-
facture Of the Janisch Fiber bottle
in California; one of which will be
located at. or near. Los Angeles, and
one in the northern and one in the
southern part Of the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29
KANSAS-COLORADO WATER
SUITS HEARD IN PUEBLO

Pueblo. Colo, April 2t.-Testimony
from Colorado Witnesses In the Kan
sas-colorado water suit was taken
Thursday before Master Examiner H
d. Watt OF Denver. The hearing Il
being held in the offices OF State
Engineer A. A. wieiiana.
Hez Potter. pioneer settler OF the
Arkansas valley. was on the stand
and testified that the fact that littie
water was flowing through the Ar,
kansAs river into Kansas in early
days was not because Of the irrigal
ton in Colorado but becauee of ed
much waste and peepage occurlirl
belOre the. river entered Kansas
boundaries.
wsifrcd O. Perry Of Trinidad testi.
fed to the effect that the statute Of
limitations had expired The pres-
ent suit was filed more than twenty
years after the coloradoans had be.
gun taking water from the river.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29
RAILROAD MEN IN
THE CITY FRIDAY

w. F. Burch of Denver. district
passenger agent for the Chicago
Great Western Railroad company. and
o. F. Schlaebitz Of Denver. travelling
passenger agent for the Chicago, Bur
lington C Quincy Railroad company.
were in Canon City on Friday. They
report a material increase in busI.
ness. both freigh. and passenger.
over their lines since the FIRST OF
April and predict heavy travel to
the Pacific coast later on. Mr.. Schla-
ebitz says all Of the Buriington's pas
senger traffic out Of Chicago for Cal
ifornia is routed over the Denver &
Rio Grande and the Western Pacific
roads and he expressed the opinion
that many OF Its patrons will take
advantage Of the privilege Of stopping
over in Canon City en- route to San
Francisco to visit the Royal Gorge
and make the trip over the Skyline
drive.
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PlRkOALE CO1OPAxl CUT
OFF TO OPEN JULY 4TH

The welcome news now comes +,
Salida people from Canon City that
the new Parkdale-Cotopaxi cutoff.
the last unfinished section of the Rain
bow route, will be finished and ready
Tor travel by the Fourth Of July.
Steps are now being taken to con
firm this report, and IL it proves to
be authentic. Salida PEOPLE will lose
no time in planning celebration be
cause by little judicious advertis-
ing 10000 people will visit this val
ley on day set asid, for celehra o?.
The completion of this road means
much more to Salida than the aver
age person realizes. 1t means that
the people of this section will be
only a two-hour ride from Canon
City and only three to Pueblo. The
moderate driver can make the trip 10
three and Ave hours.
Then just think of the circle drive
from Colorado Springs, Canon City,
Salida, Buena Vista, and back over
the Trout Creek pass and down the
Ute trail to Colorado Springs-a
complete circle of Pixies Peak.
The opening OF the road will offer
rare opportunity for salida and the
whole Arkansas valley to do some
telling advertising. Saguache and
Gunnison will help. They are Just
as much interested as is the Arkan-
sas valley.-Salida Record.
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ouEsTs At FELTER HOME.

Mrs. Victor Felter and two children
Of Desota, Iowa. are visiting In Canon
City as guests at the home OF Mr..
and Ms. L. W. Felter on North eev.
enth street. They gre erroute east
from = visit to the California exposi-
tions. Mr.. Victor Felter viii be re.
membered by many Canon City peo-
pie as having been It one time 4 resi-
dent herN. during which he was en1.
pioyed as . talesman at the Felter
clothing store.
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sta.s q Ohio. city Of ToIedo. / :.

Luca0 County,
senior partner Of the firm Of F. J. Cheney
q Co. doing business In the city OF To.
that that .sid firm vii viii pay pay the f sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
BY the use Of HALLS CATARHH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before mo and subecribed In
my presence. this 9Th day Of December.
i6esIj A. ". ol4HADofs.
Notary Public.
ana acts directiy s upon the 6Iood % ana ni's nj.
cou. surfaces Of the system. Send for
p ). CHENEY . CO, roisdo. o.
0oe0 BY all DruGg11t1, lie.
Tshs Hslrs Family riilS for ecnsiiDaiien-
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4eaIth Promc.e. ltsppIness.

Without health. genuine JOY 10 I'm
possible; without good digestion and
regular bowel moyement ron cannot
have health. Why neElect keeplna
your bowels open and risk being sick
ailins7 You don't have To- Take one
small Or. Kiag's Nav Idfs pm q
night. IN the morning you VIM have !
fun, free bowel messmsnt ard fee'
much bstteI Heip1 youF appS ti!s ~
clsestien. TN % es,l1
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APPLE sLossoM ExcURsioN OF
SUNDAY, MAY 2.

The Denver Z Rio Grandc Railroa
company has announced an App
Blossom excursion from Pueblo
Canon City on Sunday. May End.
special train will be run for the Q
casion and will leave the Unit
station In Pueblo 1t 9 O'Clock .. a
and will 90 through to Parkdaie 4
the purpose Of anording patrons
opportunity Of seeing the Royal Cor
The train viii return TO Canon q
At noon and viii remain here ul
8 p. m. before leaving for Pue
which viii Be- reached II 7;sc.
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ouR .JrTMGvp oMss-ThIo and
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out

slip. enclose with SC to Foley . 4
Chicago. M. writing your name d
address clearly. You win recsise
rsturn = trial package contnint
Fcley's Honey and Tar compcNl
fol coughs. colds and Group; Fol
kidney Pills, for pain In sides 9
hack. rheumatism. backAcho, KID
and bladder ailments; and Fo
cnthartic Tablets. = wholesome 3
thoroughly cleansing cathartic,
recisiIy comforting to stout perso1
-adv.
THE CORNER DRUG sToH
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No use to Try and Wear Out Your Col 3
u VIII Wear You Out instead.

Thousands keep on suffering Coughs
clears up. you breathe freely and you
Why make yourself an easy prey to
serious ailments and epidemics a.
the result Of neglected Cold? Coughs
and Colds sap your strength and vital,
ity unless checked in the early stages.
Dr. Kings New Discovery - what yo1
neeA-the first dose helps. Your head
ciears up, you breathe freely and vou
feel 80 much better 1t oncs.--adv.
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YOUMGEST VETERINARY IS
KNOWN BY LOCAL DOCTOR

Cheyenne. wyo.. April 2i.-FioyJ
Carroll OF wheaiiand, 20. last "a
won the worlds championship bro1
cho-bustins contest At the Frontic
days celebration. and who used ii,
$500 purse in completing a cours
in veterinary surgery. today was a1
pointed deputy stAte veterinarian
with headquarters at wheatland- BE
ing horse doctor doesn't prevent u.
from being n broneho buster stilI.'
said Carroll "and I'll be on hand 4
the next Frontier days 10 defend mi
title"
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RICHARDSON and
ROBB SENTENCED:
MOTION DENIED
Gets to 3 Years, R0bt
2 to S Years; Defense GiOen 90
Days to Ask for Jupercededs;
Richardson Says, II 4n
Not Guilty"

of the otfense of which have bser'
convicted"
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Carroll II well known by DR.. Z. q
b. Ridsway. local veterinary who say
him become worlds champion Bron'
cho buster at Cheyenne. Up TO the
time Carroll became veterinary DR.
Ridgway was the youngest graduate
veterinary In the country. having been
hut 81 when he received his diplorna
from Ontario Veterinary College.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-29
HOME This MoRMIMo FROM
CALIFORNIA

Mrs. A. =. Wilson returned to Can
on City On an early train this morning
from California where che has been
during the last eight or nine mcuths
and II again 1t home At lsl College
avenue. Although Mr.. wilson spenl
the greater part OF her sojourn on
the coast at San Diego she visited
various other points Of interest IL
the southern and central portions O
the Golden state. She devoted con
siderable time TO a study OF the expo
sitions In San Diego and San Fran
cisco. particularly the former, in re
lation 70 which she II something o.
An suthority.
Children Cry
veA klgIell
q a Iss I
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-16
Mujer v%engativa

Hillsboro, Tex. Err presencia
de seis mil personals que asistian
a la celebration de la feria annual
de este pueblo, que acababan
de escuchar y aplaudir ell discur-
so pacifista pronunciado por ell
ex- Ministro de Estado, William
Jennings Bryan, la senora Mar
tina Kirkpatrick dispar6 los siete
tiros de su revolver sobre ell DR..
A. c. Saylers, medico de este
lugar. Ell herido falleci6 POGO
despues del asalto. La matado-
ra Sc entreg6 voluntariamente a
las autoridades, diciendo que ell
acto obedecfa a una premeditada
venganza, pues ell DR.. Saylers
habia asesinado cobardemente a
su esposo, hace un par de amos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-16
Aqui de ALA

x Ell Teniente Walter R. Ia
liaferro. del ejercito americana,
que hacia maniobras en- un aero
plano en- las vecindades de- San
Diego, CAL. perdi6 ell control y
cay6 en- las aguas del oceano, pc
reciendo ahogado.
y Joaquin Mascareno, oriun-
do de Sinaloa, Mexico, cay6 ac-
cidentalmente de una ventana
del Hotel Angelus, en- los Ange-
les. estrellandose ell craneo en- la
acera. Entire sus efectos perso-
males, encontro la policfa su car
terra conteniendo cinco mil pesos
en- moneda americana.
*George Kelley ha sido% senten-
ciado a servir seis meses de a.
rresto en- la carcel de San Mateo,
Cal, por haberse robado tres pc
ri0dicos del valor de dos centa-
vos cada uno. iQue injusta es
la justicia! Seis meses de carcel
por seis centavosi -.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-16
I'm buen Professor
M. CULLEN Vega.

Tenemos conocimiento que ell
senior Professor Ramirez tiene
numerosos discipulos de m1sica.
V dados sus vastos conocimlen-
tos Y sus dotes de Transmission en-
csc divine arte, los hace adelan-
tar rapidamente, pues su buen
metodo es generalmente conoci-
do, a la vez que sus m6dicos no.
norarios al alcance de todos. Su
estudio esta situado en- la Gale
de Powell mum. 1888.
Congratulamos anuestro ami
go ell Professor Ramirez por SUI
buen exito, y nuestros lectores
no deben despreciar tan buena
oportunidad para tomar leccio-
mes.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-16
Gran Jurado en- Ell
Asesinato de Orozco

Van Horn, Texas. e gran
jurado del Condado de la Gull
berson, Sc reunlo aqui ell juesves
Z del presente, investigando la
muerte del Oral. Pascual Orozco
y de sus compaferos de infortu-
MO. Por unanimidad decide ell
jurado que ell Sheriff John A.
Morino y otras once personals,
son los responsables de 10 que
llaman ell asesinato del general
Orozco, ocurrido en- Green River
Canyon. Ell Juez Rossner pasa-
"a sentencia en- la presente Sc
mana enviandose a Washington
para su aprobaci6n.