The Secaucus News DIVOT ID TO THX 8 001/ L AND INDUSTRIAL ADVANCEMENT OF THE BOROUGH OF SECAUCUS, N. J.

VOL- l.-NO. 4. SJECAUCUS, N. J., OCTOBER 22, 1010 PRICE, TWO CENTS -L. SHAUK TRICE CON- later named the threo following to Thai ionimlHe< report,il that on ac- HISTOI1V (IF TIIK IIOKOK.II OK • FKRPNCK. art as such a committee: Q William count of the short (imp at its disposal' HKCAIITM. WILSON (N DEAL SolotarotT. Henry Fiofw While, K I,, It hud been unable to frame definite1 blckersou. [evolution* or a fornrtl expression of Borough Hall FOR THE PRESIDENCY Held at the State House, Trenton, Mr. Carl Bannwart, Secretary ot thu tense of the meeting, it recom- Fmin the KecmirUN IHMiiOrrMlh- dull'*, N. J., September ST. 1010. the Newark Shade Tree Commission, u ended, however: IUU Journal, April IB, 1H1O. next dlHcussed "The fart of the State 1. That a permanent Association Under the direction of the Forest In Shade Tree Conservation/' The of Shade Tree Workers be formed.' ( Prtuted by request of the Repub- Granted to Tax- Promised by Special Interests Commlaalom the State Forester Issued speaker quickly turned from the Membership In thlB Association to lican Executive. Committee). an Invitation to the executive of each notable work don* In Newark to con- be llnillud to the Shade Tree Coin- [ The Borough of Secaucus, which the Nomination In 1912. organised municipality in the State, sider the obligations that rest upon missions In the State, and to such In- ] formerly belonged to the Township 124 in all, to send a delegate to this the State. Northern New Jersey es- dlilduals especially interested In of North Bergen, WSB incorporated lu payers Ass'n conference, the object of the confer- pecially la the home of many of those Shade Tree work aa may lit- approved May. l'JOO. and from that time gov- Th*. reason why Woodrow Wilson who apend much of their time in erned Itseir. The first Mayor elected permitted himself to be dragged, tram ence was to find out the defects in by the Executive Committee to be our shade tree lawt and how to other places. The whole State is later organized. was J. F. Huber who served from A petition, demanding better ear hia congenial occupation an preatdent am icv, was handed in to the Board remedy them, to aid by whatever, visited and commended upon i>y more 2. That the chairman of this con- 1'JOO to thu year 1906. Mr. Huber. of Princeton university, as given to th* who was always a staunch democrat, uf Council at its meeting last Tues- voter* uf the Eighth congressional dis- means may be practical the forma- strangers than any other Common- ference appoint a committee of live day night. The petition was signed trict in au address to (bein last Wed- tion of organisations for the plant- wealth. This being so, pride, ss well to effect thiB organization. I was elected on the Independent Citi- by more than a hundred people that nesday night by Alfred N. Dalrympls Ing and care of shad* trees In muni- aa good policy, demands thut the a The adequacy of our present | zens' ticket. The following Coun- ride in the cars every working day. Iu.iK.- Henry Koch, one of It* sign- chalruiau uf the Essex county Repub- cipalities; to seek by united action State Itself assist the various com- shade tree laws and the practicability cllmen who served under the Huber administration were: George Lau- ers, when given permlalson to speak lican committee, has been generally the legislation that la Imperatively munities in making their streets and of broadening them and making them ou the matter told of having been accepted as th» troth, Botwlthatand- necessary to protect the State surroundings attractive. Especially more efficient secker, Andrew Hremmer, Sebastian held up mornings by the poor trol- lng a feeble denial. Mr. Dalrympie against the ravage* of lnsectB and It should provide for, and assume b The Imperative need of confer- .Melacb, August Uecker, Adam Zengel ley service, and in many casea baa made his statement emphatically and other tree pests; and to prevent the the direction of, tree planting along • ring upon the Secretary of the Tutted and CharlesBoen. who only served foind It a difficult matter to get to declared that hia authority was ac- two years when George Englebrecht work on time for lack of can aad a Introduction of others, like the country roada and In alll (lacel s to State Department of Agriculture curnte. Mas elected and served 6 years. The pour schedule. He asked that the gypBy moth, the brown-tall moth and which municipal control dots not ex- power to control, in whatever way Iloitrd take immediate action on the Representatives of "special Inter second Mayor wua Wm. Hagen who eats," be said, had assured Ur. Wilson I the white pine rust, which now tend. The State ahould also make ade- seems to him bent, the Importation mailer, and at least seek to give the was elected on the Democratic ticket. that If he would consent to run for threaten us. quate provision to prevent the Intro- Into this Country of plant material people a couple of more cars during The following Councllmen served un- I he rush hours. Upon motion of governor of New Jersey he would be The widespread Interest in the duction of harmful Insects and dis- infested with Injurious Insects or dis- der his administration: A. Bre-mnier, Councilman Starkey It waa referred glveu the Democratic nomination for subject waa shown by the fact that eases. It should aid the smaller eases In any way that may endanger S. Mclsch, G. Engelbrecht. H. Harm to the railroad committee with pow- vice president In 11)12 and very prob- 30 delegates from 24 municipalities communities to find proper appli- our treeB and forests. er. Other petitions asked that the and Jacob Schnitti. Th« third May- ably that for president. All the weight attended the conference, while per- ances, such aa spraying outfits, und c The necessity of giving authority ilosrd Install a public scale In the and power uf tbe financial oligarchy or was Romeo T. Churchill, who alBo town for the use of the restdenta of haps as many more appeared volun- should adopt the suggestion of the and an appropriation to the State opposed to Theodore Roosevelt. Dr. was elected on the Democratic ticket, the borough, as well as town use. tarily and unofficially. The follow- State Forester that the Forest Com- Board of Agriculture, or other boilyj Wilson waa Informed, would be behind and tbe following Councllmen served Upon motion of Councilman Meisch ing are the delegates recorded: mlaslon Itself furnish technical ad- to prevent the Introduction into thej it was held over for further consid- htm. under him: A. Bremmer, S. Meisch, Allendale—W. H. 8ymonds, Presi- vice to any community that asks for State of dangerous liiBects and plant eration. Mr. Dalrympie said In part: G. Lausecker, J. Schmltt, George dent Shade Tree Commission; Bor- it, under proper restrictions. diseases. ' Another petition from the Taxpay- "If the Democratic candidate means Ulock and A. Degelmann. what he says then it Is sate to say dentown—Charles R. Ellis; East Mr. Edmund C. Hill, I •resident of d Advocating the granting of au- ers' association asked that tbe oonn- that be la the only person in the state Orange—B. H. Bennett, Shade Tree the Trenton Playgrounds Commis- thority and an appropriation to the The fourth and present Mayor, cil provide a police blotter for the Andrew Bremmer, was elected on the recorder of the town where all the of New Jeney who does not know who Commission and William Solotaroff, sion, representing the City of Tren- State Forest Commission to enable It records of the town may be seen at brought about his nomination, and It Secretary; East Rutherford—C. H. ton, considered -the question "Are to provide a shade tree expert who Republican ticket, which was caused any lime Upon motion of Council- Is, I think, Important that he should Atkins. President Shade Tree Com- Our Shade Tree Laws Adequate?" may be detailed to any community by certain Democrats, who after hav- man Starkey it was referred to the be enlightened at this time. mission; Englewood—Wm. Tallman, The speaker stated that several years that requires such service for a ing received all that was coming to police committee with power. An in- 'These are the facts: Early In July vliatlon from the Clarendon fife and Vernon Monroe, Charles Hadley; them from the Democratic Party, ot this 7*ar there waa a conference ago Trenton proposed to create a limited time. The salary and ex- drum corps to their ball to-fee held Qarfleld— James F. Trehou, Chair- Shade Tree Commission but had penses of the man to be paid by the and did not believe in giving any- at Block's hall was si|ii*M wlth at the summer home of Dr. Wilson body else a chance, turned around at Lyme, Conn. There was present at man Shade Tree Commission; Had- found a bar In the supplement to community while In Its service. After thanks by the board. that conference a number of gentle- donfleld—George B. Qlover; 11am- the Shade Tree Act of 18»3. Chap- considerable discussion the recom- and worked for the Republican The Taxpayers' Association re- monton—A. J. Rider; Haabrouck ticket quested tbe board to grant It the men who represent some of the largest ter 108, Laws of 1305. That supple- mendations of the committee were privilege of holding a meeting at the special Interests In this country. I Heights—Henry Lemmerman; Jer- ment provides that In any munici- unanimously agreed to. The Borough has three fire com- Borough Hall on October 17. and it know what 1 am talking about, be- sey City—A. T. Hasting*. Jr., Sec- pality which takes advantage of the In obedience to the instructions of panies: Washington Hook and Lkj- was granted. cause my Information comes from a retary and Forester; Madison— original act of the shade tree com- the conference, the chair later ap- der Company. No. 1, which Is situ- Tax Collector E. A. Klesewetter's gentleman who waa present at that Henry Henti, Jr., Forester; Newark miaslon appointed shall have ex- pointed the following committee to ated on Washington and County ave- report was read aad placed on lie. conference. Recorder Churchill reported for Secretary Shade clusive control over the public parks effect, a permanent organization: nues; Secaucus Hose Company .No. nomination for ~0"1 the past month and turned over $25 Comml Mr. Walker. For- belonging to or under the control of William Solotaroff, East Orange: I, which has Its headquarters at the governor of New Jenaw) was ottered •"•• which had been collected for fines. atter; New Bnknswlck -E. R. Car- nuoh municipality. Trenton has had Henry Crofut White, North Plaln- Borough Hall, and the Clarendon Clerk Post read two letters from to Dr. Wilson at thai tine-, and he at the state Board of Health in rejeni for a number of years a Park Com- HoBe, Hook and Ladder Co, drat to consider the matter. penter, K. U. Ha mo. North Plalu- Be)d; A. J. Rider. Hammonton: Will- • • - - - - ••• - j

*'^9HPN^ 'm e borough. The State Democratic candidate for governor of Orange—F. W. KelMy; Patanon— duties of a .shade treo imliialias. ALFRED 0A8KILL. The Borough has Board stated that It had referred the New Jersey those present and other* James McCollon, Superintendent of and la, quite naturally, unwilling to State Forester. schools to accommodate the children matter to their Inspector of sewers, representing these Interests In other Park; Plainneld—W. G. Hobson, he extinguished by the appointment and the Board of Education since Its II M Hubert, tor immediate Investi- gation and also to the attorney gen- parts of the country would not only Superintendent Shade Tree Commis- of a new commission. In this situa- exlatence has always been Demo- get behind hia candidacy for governor, (•OMMl'XIO.VriON. eral. sion; Princeton—Robert M. Ander- tion, Trenton has made no provision cratic. Clerk Post reported to the Board but would also work for his nomina- for the care ot Its shade trees, and tion aa the Democratic candidate for son; Summit—Charlea D. Ferry; that he had received the acttre fire- apparently cannot unlesB the law be men's ecrtificates and were ready for vice president In 1912. and that In the Trenton—E. C. Hill; Vineland—E. To the Editor of the Secaucus News. A NOVEL AFFAIR. changed, or unless the Park Com- distribution. A resolution offered by event of the defeat of Governor Har- M. Bissell, E. S. Flood; Woodbine- Having been present at the recent Councilman Melach that a light be mission alters Its attitude with re- mon In Ohio this fall they would Henry W. Geller, Superintendent trial of parents of school children, The International Dinner Party. placed on the County road south of stand behind him and work for hi* Baron de Hlrach Agricultural School; spect to taking up the shade trie tried for uot sending their children the school house was referred to the nomination to the high office of presi- Woodstown- -E. W. Humphreys. work. Discussing the question to School No. H. herewith are notes street aad light committee upon mo- Given by Miss Babe Rlel. the ac- tion of Councilman Degelman. dent of the United States. Dr. Wilson Governor Fort, ex-offtclo Presl- broadly, Mr. Hill suggested that each of the trial: Questionable thwart. tress, at her home .Sun Shine Cot- Chief Hornung of the lire depart- thereupon accepted the terms offered dent ot the Forest Commission, community in the State, whether Everybody said what he wanted to tage" on Hudson avenue. Becaucus. ment appeared before the Board to and permitted his uame to be used." opened the meeting, emphasized the city or township, be required to ap- say, In the manner ht> desired, and ask that It take Immediate action N. J.. October 1C. IS 10. The dinner mportance of the subject to be con- point a Forester. It matters little whenever he f>lt Inclined to say It. and ilx the hose wagon of the Wash- which was oysters In every conceiv- ington Hook and Ladder Company, sidered, and expressed a hope, that whether he is paid or not. The Im- There was no regular procedure. No able form, oysters, raw, stewed, which, the chief stated, was In need he conference would yield good re- portant point is to have recognized one sworn on either side, no cross HARRIGAN DEMOCRAT fried, stuffed, frizzled eacollopel. of repair hodly. He also stated that sults. Mr. Gasktll then tool' the the Importance of caring for shade examination, very few direct ques- be thought it waa time the Town ot pickled, and the fealun- wus pigs lu chair. trees, and on that foundation to tions asked, and many private con- Secaucus had some system In the blanket oysters, and nil the green fire department, as the way the tirj DROPS WILSON In the absence of Mr. A. P. Boiler, work for necessary appropriations ferences. stuff that could be 1' und, pickles, alarm system existed to-day it wae & President of the Eaat Orauge Shude and an effective administration. nuisance, as the firemen 'from the To a casual observer the whole olives, celery, lettui'<\ cucumbers, Tree Commission, Mr. William Solo- Mr. E. I. Dlckerson, Assistant thing was a farce and caused many Clarendon section were called away onions, water crcBs. i .ilihages. spin- back to the County road when they taroff, Superintendent of that Com State Entomologist, discussed "The Says Candidate Is Yoked to a hearty laugh. ach, but the novel p>a> to cook po- the town unless there was a bad fire Tree Work In a City of Homes." the Imperative necessity for legisla- In the County road section. Old Guard Bosses. a thriving borough of between S.iioo tatoes, and they an i ut lu shapes Mr. Solotarofl's work has taken him tion, and the appropriation of a rea- The chief stated he thought that and 6,0uii population hag a Judicial Ilkti a Spanish lattlr window. So Into many other communities than sonable sum of money, to control department that at least will not af- If tbe town had a certain amount of much for the dinner The guents taps for each Bectlon it would facili- his home city, and his experience led the elm-leuf beetle that is now doing Newark, Oct 13.-WllUam P. Greg- ford amusement for the whole coun- were a novel bunch. i> > compiislng tate matters greatly. Upon motion ory, one of the officers of the William him to find the shade tree laws of Immense damage in the northern ty and be the subject of Its ridicule. as many natlonallUc.- •< tlie oyaters. of Councilman It was decided that Harrlgan association and a lifelong the State adequate tor moBl situa- half of the State, and to prevent the the fire committee and the chief There are men In the borough who Mrs. Ray Mulcoln . N'"ln Scot|a: Democrat, said today that for the Brat tions and admirable In the main. Introduction of other enemies that meet next Sunday st the Washing- If not air- aily qualified to act In the Mrs. Kalhryn Dana, Mexican: Mr. T. ton Hook and Ladder house when time since he became a voter be will What East Orange has done Is but may become even more serious, keep out of the present campaign. capacity "f recorder, are not so an- Argue. Portuguese; .\!i*s Maudy they will go over the matters more in evidence of what is possible In Cllmatls and other conditions in New "I can't stand for the crowd wbo are tiquated hut that they are able ana Bradford. English: H:t Mabel Hast- thoroughly. any community that will seriously Jersey will make It difficult to get Closely following this the chief running Wilson," said Mr. Gregory. willing tn leiirn. Wo have In our ings, Autrlan; Prof. U Hoogakker, take up the problem, and, whether, rid of the gypsy moth and the brown- midst mni who If Intrusted with the complained that he had no badge as "We broke away from them some time Hollander. Maud Bru, r. French; Mr. a chief and thought that he should through a shade tree commission or tail moth if they are once established ago and will stay away. Wilson la a position v mild procure literature Doc. Brown. Srotrhman: George havo one. Another lengthy session nice enough sort of man, I suppose, by direct authority of council, pro- In the State. Some have already pertalnlne in Its duties and study Dutch: Harper Sag. mlorf, German; was started when tbe chief stated and really means to be Independent of vide for some official, or body, to been found, but It 1B hoped that they particular! the laws coming Imme- that the former chief did not turn the boases. But he can't. They're Joe Costello. Italian; E. J. Curry. over the badge and that the only one. ssume direction of the work. and their eggs have been destroyed. diately under Its Jurisdiction. Wo got the yoke on him, and they'll keep Mr. Dirkerson offered the services of County Cavan Irland: W. Parkhurst. hi- had was an old style one that It is imperative that some one be have men who are capable of con- was as nig as a pie plate. It there. Do yon suppose that they the State Entomologist and his force ! Swede: and Hatie Kiel. American ln- put him up and are spending their made responsible. Money to carry ducting a trial systematically from ;dlan. The whole affair was fur- Councilman Depelman motioned to help any community so far as that the fire committee should buy a money to elect him only to be held the work Is necessary, though ,the complaint of the plaintiff and ar- ' Dished with music by Prof. E Haiti- aloof when It comes to the distribution much can be done with very little. possible. rangmen: or the defendant to the budge for the chief and after a year's Mr. Henry Crofut White talked ' man. active service tbe chief should keep of patronage? Not much. They'll gat Mr. Solotaroff strongly advocated execution of a sentence, men who are the badge htm Just where they want him. planting, and the choice of hardy, about "How to 1'opularlze a Shade capable uf making Intelligent docket Petrr Farley given floor slated "Wilson shows he la ambitious by vigorous trees like pin oak and syca- Tree Commission." In North Plain- entries and legal documents cover- HIItTHItAY PARTY. that he did not think that Council- taking tbs nomination from that gang. more rather than Carolina poplar field, lof whose Shade Tree Commis- man Degelman was right In making Ins; ordinary points of law. h motion as ho thought that They know his weak spots, and If he and soft maples. The average cost sion Mr. White is president, there ever gets to Trenton they'll dangle It Is hoped that the next time a A birthday pa/ty was held at the when the board bought a badge It In Eaat Orange of planting a shade are many trees, some forests a high recorder is to be appointed these resident*' of School Truatee and Mrs. was the taxpayers money and ahould that presidential lure before hia eyes tax rate and very little spare money. until he falls their way. They're past tree, putting a good guard about It men will be found out and .one ap- (leorge KKX. on Secaucus Road. Se- be retained and turned over to the Mr. White's remarks were helpful to next chief. To this Councilman Deg- masters at working the optical Illu- and starting It on Its way, Is about pointed to the position Irrespective raucus.-lu honor of the eighteenth elman ntated that If a chief gave sion, and they'll bare tbe professor H. Many of these treeB in four the delegates from other communi- ot party prejudice. If such a man birthday of their nU-ce. Miss Annie his services to the town for a year locoed before he Is In office a month. years hare grown to size and form ties In which like conditions are be appointed we have no doubt that Welch. The evening was spent In or two he certainly was entitled to a 'Stand by oa and we'll make you presi- tb,at represent a value of $15 standr found. He showed that In spite of a conrt will be established that will singing and dancing. At midnight badge. The badge question waa no dent' will be the siren song, and the more thasj orer when Louis Klcee- ln« In a nursery. If a tree adds the lack of an appropriation It la reflect honor upon our borough. In- supper was served. Miss Welch professor will toddle along. Oh, yes, possible to do something by mean* of etter asked for permlssim for snythlng at all to the value of the stead, of ridicule. was the recipient ot some valuable the floor, and when given it stated they'll gel &>!" leaflets, personal solicitation, and { property upon which it stands, It is CITIZEN. piece* ot jewelry. that he thought that the paying of through a plan which he had devised the rent by the fire department theretore reasonable to assume that Among thqfe present were: Mr WILtON WAS MADY. of enlisting school boys In the work should come up before the board the planting of these tree* Is a good and Mrs. Martfh 8chaffn>r. Mr. and think of buying badges. The mayor Professor Wilson may know some- by naming them deputy shade tree PRIOR OF 8KCAUOUB CIRCLE Investment. I Mrs. Oorge Fox. J. Sullivan. R. stnted that the matter should be thing of practical politics, after alL commissioners. Mr. White made per- NO. at. At tbe close of thla address It was Lehn. H. Bnblebracht, Miss L. Hor- brought up at the next meeting. Bow else could a* have been so sure fectly clear the necessity for an ac- decided that discussion of the vari- nung, O. Woftlseh. A. Thomas, Miss A letter from J. H. Kruse In which of his nomination beforehand as to tive worker In each oommunlty, Lady Foresters of America held he stated that he would like M be ous address a* should be deferred un- A. Horn. Mia* C. Weloh. Mlm B. Wo- bare his speech of acceptance written whether It had an appropriation or their usual fortnight meeting In excused for the time being a* re- , til th* conclusion ot the regular pro- gisch. P. Welch. C. Luhrmaan, O. and vised? Why, that speech was In whether It had none. Hugerich's Hall In Front street.' The gards the delay of Improving the gram. The chair then suggested N'ees. F. Doyle. Miss A. Dcgelmaan. street along his property. O|»oa mo- type In the newspaper office ran by 'At the soncluslon of thl* address meeting was well attended. Four that a committee to prepare resolu- Mln F. Hornung. MIM L. Ralsch, tion of Mayor Brtrnimcr the matter Jams* Bmith, Jr., before the state con- th* conference was thrown open to propositions for membership were waa adjourned unUI tbe nest Tues- tions or to express the sense of the Ml** C. Heltmann, W. Schickel. A. it. There's spontaneity (or„ meeting was desirable. A motion by question and answer, pending the re- read off. After tbe meeting a social day- night, when the Board will , Mai**. L. Gettmaan, and H. Lowrey. over the matter with Knu*. Oh, no, [Mr. Solotaroff prevailing, th* chair port of th* Resolution Committee session followed. *** candidate! Among the English branches to beHOW TO KEEP A TOWS FI1OM IJI- taught In our public schools, writing FUOV1NU. In nine cases out of ten, 1B a regular POOR PROTECTED farce. Attend to writing." says the * m SECJU LOTS In the first place buy everything teacher, and very systematically the PUBLISHED WEEKLY' you need In some other plsce. If you * books are dropped around, and the FROM FAKE BANKS have a silk mill, semi off for all your SECAUCUS, N. J. order of exercises opens' up. ...John is silk. It sounds better to have it sleepy and rests his head on Ma el- CHARLES HAESE come from a distance, even should * bow, Will tucks his feet under him, the quality lie luforiur. If you Lave n tlary's nose almost touches her paper, Ignorant Depositors Safegub.d- tirlck yard, send off for your brick; pen holderB point In every direction SUBSCRIPTION. |1 PER YEAH, it makes a inau lee! imp'itant tj ship but the right one and copy books lie ed Through the Efforts of PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. in a few car loads of brick, no differ- In every position imaginable. Listen ence if lie should have to pay more to the instructions us usually given. VivianM. Lewisand His Aids. Addreis all mall matter lu for them than he would sit the home NO ORDER TOO LARGE cui Newv," Stfcaucim, "Letters too slanting, John—Will, factories. If you have a good Job of you ought to keep your book neater printing be *ure and not give it to —Mary, don't bear on so hard—Jane, NONE TOO SMALL Saturday, October 22, 1910 your home printer. Send II to a city how are you getting along?" Now CHECKS TO DISHONESTY press if it does cost you double what there is one right and best way and it would at home. You might give A kind word costs but little, but Itforty wrong ones, just the same with your home printers ih<- small Jobs; may bless all duy the one to whom It this as with any rule in arithmetic it will saw trouble. II you want a Defalcations Now Made Good by Is spoken. Nay, have not kind words and grammar; teach them correctly ban el of -sugar, a sael; uf coffee, a been spoken to you which have lived ami right aud they will succeed, but the Stringent Regulations of chest of tea. a barrel uf molasses, a In your heart through years, and let Instruction so and the smattering Job Work |i wagon load uf salt and oilier things, New Jersey's Beneficent borne fruit of joy and hope? Let usthey get of It only serves as an an- send off for them by all menus. Aud speak kindly to ' one another. We noyance all their lives. What teach, then you can boast to yoi.r neighbors Statute. have burdens and worries, but let usdo you ask? Teach them there Is * that you buy your groceries in tile not, therefore, rasp and irritate those a proper way to sit—to place the OF EVERY' 4 city. It will cost, you u little in freight Newark, OctoberAThe time 1» ap- near us, those we love, thOBe whom paper—to hold the pen—position nd time, but then you will have the proaching when many thousands of Christ would have us save. Speak for the arms, body, feet—teach them I satisfaction of knowing that your dollars will be sent out of New Jersey DESCRIPTION kindly in the morning; It lightens there are principles entering into money will not be, squandered in by its foreign born residents to their the cares of the day, and makes the every letter, easy to learn and all es- building up your own borough. If old homes In the fatherland. This out- household and all its affairs move sential to good writing. Six weeks you want dry goods, send to the < ity. flow continue* throughout the year, it along smoothly. Speak kindly at proper drill, In the usual allotted * If you want a suit of rlothes. don't true, but It ultiilus its largest pro- night, for it may be before dawn time, with pupils from ten to fifteen I ©,uick anfc Hccurate buy it at home; you might help build rtions about the Christmas holidays. some loved one may finish his or heryears will make far better penmen of Much of thin money 1B sent through up your borough, your merchants space of life for this world, and Itthem than the smattering they get In agents, as the non-Kuglisu speaking would get hold of the inuney and the | at /Iftofcerate prices will be too late to ask forgiveness. all their school life, which is a posi- residents do not undcrs-tund tbe postal profits would go" to "enhancing me tive hindrance to their ever attaining regulations or prefer to do business * wealth of your borough. Buy every- to any degree pf proficiency. with men of their own nationality, thing you can from other towns. 1 * In nine cases out of ten, man's life lu consequence there has grown up Gbe Secaucus Hews, will not be a success if he doeB not I over the slate, In the cities and bear burdens In his childhood. If small villages, a quasi banking busi- f Sccaucus, the fondness or vanity of father or Infidelity is a moral Desert of Sa- IO.MIMXV OAIU1. ness operated by remittance bureaus. mother has kept him from hard work; hara; nothing growB in it but sand. L'ntll tbe last legislature these remit- f What has it done? What light hat, tance bureaus were Irresponsible agen- if another always helped him out at Too many of us seem to act on Hit * it flashed intu darkiu-ss? What UOJJI cies, aud the seuder of money bad no the end of his row; If instead of tak- principle that anything is good t 4 uas it ghen to the despairing? Whai proteetlou UKUliiHt dishonesty and bad ing his turn at pitching off he stow- enough for those we associate with at pardon has it brought 10 guilt.' Wha to rely only upon the honor of the ed away all tbe time—in short, if home. They are "our folks" ami it Knowledge has it taught—what good- pcrsou to whom he or she tutrusted what was light always feil to htm. doesn't matter what we say or do,the money to be forwarded. ness shown? None. Nor can it. A and what was heavy about the sanu or how we say or do it, whin no out- negative lias no positive force—an Trlrpliuiir ••. II ADI1HKSH, WEST HOBIIKEN, N. J. work to some one else, tf he has beei sider is iiresem. We bale our every- eunuch might as well try to bege. permitted to shirk, until shirking ha day clothes and manners on iben. There are also hundreds of private children. No; inlldelity never raiseu become a habit, unless a miracle ha When some one culls we put on ouili:inka In the mute which accepted de- a man or woman from sin. It neve, been wrought his life will be a fall company garb, and are very differen. posits fr foreiguerH, but were not Edward Kernan Co. Hollingshead-Kernan Co. took a drunkard frum the gutter, a ure. and the blame will not be hal elsuus. We hard!} know each other, subject to the bankiug laws, lu the gambler from his cards, u- the fallen aggregate these concerns annually BO much his as that of his weak an so great is the transformation. Wt LUMBER MILL WORK from a life of shame. It never found handled hundreds of thousands of dol- foolish parents. On the other hanc are polite to each oilier. We are l man coarse or brutal in life and farming lars; anil every now aud then the poor lr a boy as been brought up to do hi fanill , as our visitors prob character, and made of him a kind investors were victimized, iu many part, never to shirk his responsibfl ably think, because of the harmoni HOMESTEAD, N. J. It never went eases robbed of all their savings. There husband and father. that > tr, or to dodge- his work whether i tht i were laws upon the statute books, but Into heathen lands among the morally (.,0.ed on 0(]r vlsjtorg wc draw not It made his head ache, or soil? they had proved liiNUtticlent. depraved and lifted them out of their „„,„, of ,.„„,„. un(] bis hands until heurlng burdens h& When Vivian M. Lewis became PROMPT SERVICE, GOOD MATERIAL and FAIR PRICES degradation to a high state of clvlll- rt,lapst, |ntecame conversant I'ktK. UCI.JU Butler and Curtee way the world will recognize his ca . lonslder home and all the mciubirso ollegcs. It has never founded hospi- . „ with the operations of the so called Chi-mi. AIHII Can Ooudn. consideratiothe houst nuInd ina als tnlMelil things .t oWhi thl t an FHBD BROWH, Proprietor als for the sick or homes for thethose we meet in society to us thu bankets .juul Itnaw pwltely. how (be lade? Has It added anything to dishonest among them could play upon we should take such pains to he ™!°«"jw. SKCAUCUS, N. 0. uman happiness? Does it bring one the fiiiiflilein e "' their unsophisticated ID all our dealings whether Iarg< agreeable to them and neglect thot Trlrphunr lt»O-L. UUIOM iy of comfort to the chamber of countrymen. With his usual vbjor u nud Itnthrrfor.l Klrrtrle Can or email, we should always give horn* who have the strongest claim .upoi t'liMM t bt* Hour. eath? The religion of Jesus has Commissioner Lewis set to work. He the preference- There are peopl> us? It all conies about because wi me this, and more. too. "The tree drew up reaulalions which would pre- HACKENSACK BRIDQE HO0SE who either form habit or error li have got into a wrong way of thin]. WILLIAM II. HOMO, Froprlrlor i known by its fruits." •iit a lontliiuaiice of the evil, while judgment, make a business of going Ing. We have put the home into th- FELIX SCHNEIDER Wines, Liquors and Cigarg it interfering with the transaction of B O A T H. TO L K T away from home to do their trading . background when it should occup '(.'iliiniiti.- business, if the clauuish PATKKNOX PLANK ROAD Likewise skilled labor that they nia^ the Turemost place in our thought; lumigrant' preterreu to trust his Funeral Director SECAUCUS, N. J. have to do; and ID the latter cas< One of the hardest duties In the We should strive to make ourjselvi •ountryman Mr. Lewis was willing . IVI»r Itrrnlu to. K»ir« Lacar 170 Boulevard (near Cortlnud St.) Ht-rr DH Drausht they frequently employ those whose orld la to till the news columns of a such pleasant members of thc'hoiisi lint he' should do so, but the agent hmild be subjected to such scrutiny WEST HOBOKEN, X. J. knowledge of the trade or profess ical "paper with Interesting Items hold band that our absence is lik, A. DENKERS HOTEL sion Is very inferior to that obtali hen there is really no news to write, the loss of the sunshine from a su:i and be compelled to furnish such »e- Krrnrh, (jrrinan and Kutfllxh Spoken able at home, and in many lnstanc* Is far more vexing and perplexing nier day. We can do It and we wll urity that the dauirer of loss to the n\esli>r anil remitter would lie mini- pay total strangers for poor work lan a person who has never had any do it If wt. enter Into tlie right spir. KIESEWETTER BROS. Fine Wines and Liquors mized. If not enlirely prevented. nianuhlp more than home taler. ;perlenco in newspaper work can - -the spirit oi home. The idea seen. J'ATEKSOX l'LANK ROAD Ity till- imssiipi- or chapter i7(i. laws would ask for guaranteed work. Ai well Imagine. The paper must come to exist among us that to be polil. SXCAUCU8, N. J. if lulu, the recurreii'-e of defalcations Lehigh and Scranton uut on time, and the reading matter to each other in the family circle i \\M. I'ETBH'S I.AUAK BKKR while we would not curtail the lit s made virtually impossible. This law erty of any one In this connectlo has to be supplied from some source, foolish and like putting on airs. \V. 1 does not mcri-ly pinrc restrictions JOHN BREMMER we would suggest that they consu When the brain ol the editor becomes must rid ourselves of this notion an about the private lumklUK and remlt- their own Interest, at least those of weary, mind inactive and his faithful act on the principle that wliatert- iilii-e business: It provide for constant Hardware and House Furnishing mercenary character, and especial) scissors dull, is it do you imagine, helps to inaiii- our intercourse pleat KUpervision .if Its operation and pre- Goods any child's play for him to probe the anter outside the family circle shoul rllies II Kunranlee of gooil faith. The COAL ciovrnE AVIC «ad FIFTH ST. where by so doing they can favor ijas-bags of his Imagination and bring he brought into use there. We shoul poor workman and workwoman in SECAUCUS, N. J. neighbor or a friend. We can we *6.2ft I'KIt TON DKMVERKD. New Jersey may now Inirust his or afford to pay a little more for thing forth a, column or more of original a'.ail ourselves of any and everythlni her cents anil dollars to any authorized KHTIIMTKS ('IIBKMPILLV GIVEN we have to Bell when we know thn •wind" that will both edify, delight that can be iis.d to advantage in oi. and instruct his readers? Verily the daily Intercourse. It Is no cxhlr HKeul or banker in the stnte with the HOMKHTRAU. EDWARD MUTH the money involved In our honit assurance of full protection against transactions (or, at leust. a portlot Ife of a country editor Is full of tion of airiness t.i say "thank you,' Plumbing and Gas Fitting rials, troubles and perplexities and 01 "if you please." These little cour- loss. LOUIS JANSEN, of It) will remain In our midst ami JOIlltlM. ••ItOHPTLY ATTKM)F.I> TO ike the wicked, he is doomed to not tesicr. are indention of refinement, Kvery private banker and remitting doubtless contribute something i<> nifent must now give u Imnd lu the 18 Paterson Plankroad Ive out half his days. and costing iKihing. they help to performance "f their contract with de- our neighbor's welfare, and possibl) sum of S'JO.rxm to injure the faithful SECAUCUS, N. J. ir.aki- t!.,. v.-Mels of life mon- more positors. Not only that, but when Saddle and Harness Maker return to swell our own pocketbooks. money is deposited for remittance smoothly. It is not In elaborate at- OTTO J. STRASSER. abroad lhe nm-nt must slum- thai It is LIGHT A\I> HBAVV HARNESS MADE tempts ai politiniss that true gen- lent within tin- days. Heretofore the TO IIK|)KR. Don't try to bully the world. Ii tility consists. It is in the simple, igent kept the money as long as be A, BUCKMULLER. JR. honest expression of the genuine feel- hose nuil used It as he pleased and Collam a Nprrlaltr doos not pay. Whoever enters thr LAWYER neither Hit' depositors nor the state ring for rough and tumble fight wltl iims of the heart which Is interested Repalrlns NeMtlr Dow. luid any ineuns of knowing what be- ASSOCIATION BUILDING. Public Opinion is pretty sure, event- OFFICE SKXT TO POST OFFII II in the welfare of others. Our com- came of Ibis money. KASI I \. .1. ually to be "doubled up." Society if pany politeness is generally super- Dr. Churchill's Lane. ficial because we care little or nothing And the best feature of tbe new law a BriareuB, and who but a madmar EECAfCI S. Nl.WJERSETi BROWN'S BAZAAR .for those we try to be polite to. It Is Hint it is strictly enforced. Com would think of encountering with f GENERAL uilssiouer Lewis selected the best in- assumed. But if we are interested In Notions, Underwear, Hosiery, Etc., single pair of fists, a hundred-arnifu spectors he could find, men who knew GVKRV SATURDAY KVKXINIi. fellow! Better shake the multitudin- those at home and are anxious to their business and kuew the character at City Prices. ous hand of the giant good-naturedly TRUCKING make their lives pleasant, we will en- of the pimple with whom they would Free Social Dance FRONT STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH than unnecessarily provoke his wrath deavor to give expression to that In have to ilt-nl. How elUclent this staff At Walter H. Hugerich'a Hall. AND SEVENTH STREETS Despise the world If It so please yo\ terest, and in doing that we will be of ins|u*ctnr* hns been. Is evidenced by SECAUCUS, N. J. Ice, Coal, Ashes i»nd Moving. recent result*. FRONT AND FOURTH STS —though to do so Is a proof of arro doing a really polite thing for such feeling*),- The cultivation of this ex Pnssnlc and I'aterson have furnished SECAUCUS. N. J. H. J. HOEFENER. gance, conceit and egotism—but, a^ Ml.IK HY IMIOK. liKll. IIAITH. ITANK IMI ti pression will be the best possible edu aevornl instances of the salutary work- DHALKR IN. you have to live in the world, to lean ing of the law. Not long ago, one of WALTER II. HIIORRICH, M'O'K. on the world, it is just as well, tc. cation in true politeness. WINES ANU LIQUOKS SECAUCUS. N. J. ('omnilsslnucr Lewis' inspectors in ex- treat it civilly. Shrewd men, who un nuiluliiK Hie books of O. La Cagnlna, a CLARENDON HOUSE. Front and Hudson Avenue. derstand thpir race, never seek a private bunker lu I'nssnlr, discovered SECAUCUS, N. J., OKII. RI.IKK. I'ropr. quarrel with Society. '••' understam, Aurora. Illinois, has passed an or- that the bunker nfuld show no receipt ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT- stand their race, never seek a quar PAUL KEEL dinance making the taking of a bath for J1..VNI Intrusted to him for remit- Fifth and Front Streets. TKNDBD TO. that It is possible for an Individual to once a week compulsory. Who said tance to Italy. Neither could he show any trace of £|,.~> I'laced with him TBI.EPHONE &6-II. UNION persuade, lead and quietly control u the country was going dry? SECAUCUS, N. J. Mason 'WorS: on deposit. La I'ugnina wan promptly HENRY HORNBOSTEL'S community, but not to fight It down Office in Mrs. Muhs' Hotel arrested. Inn his relatives came to the If you desire to reform social evils rescue and made ti|, the $r»,000 doe to SMIL TEUTSCHENBACH. A man holding his first baby abou Imiiurtrd nrrni, UliirH anil « of to disabuse your fellow-men ol the people he bad despoiled. PATERSON PLANK ROAD four hours after It has seen the Ugh their prejudice, the surest way not Paterson Plankroad and Huber itreat of day, handles It about as ginger. Since the law has been In operation harness Haker to succeed la to resort to denuncla 8K('.\UCl!S, N. J. there have bpen other cases In differ SECAUOUS, N. J. as he would a basket of overripe eggs. 18 PATERSON I'LANK ROAD lion and abuse. Kindness, concilia- put pnrts of' the state where the bond- TKI.EPHUNB (8JD-L JKIIMHT SECAUCUS DOCK CO, INC ing cnnipnnles hate been compelled to SBOAUCUS, N. J. tion, the Influence of good nxample OTTO O. HOFFMANN these are the true and effective One small farmer, feeds and clothe! make good deficiencies in the accounts Lelb-lglhL Coal •f these blinkers anil agents for whom mean* and appliance! of reform. hlB family from tbe proceeds of but M. OHLANDT. ARTISTIC METAL OEILINO they went security. $6.25 Per Ton Delivered ter and milk which he gets from on AND SIDE WALLS Tlie resultM not only reflect fcreat DBUGGIST For Private HoaaeN, Ofle«B, Starr • aad MASON MATERIAL Jersey cow. The record of this on credit upon Mr. Lewis, bat show the PaOraaa Plaak Rna* a a* Froat Farlarlra Count that day lost which you letIIACKE.VH.UK HHIIK.K—PATKH- cow last year was 800 pounds of but- (ecenslty uf having n practical mnn In SECAUCt'3, N. J. OFFICE AND WAHEHOUSK pats without subscribing for this BON PUNK ROAD ter and 1.000 gallons of milk charge of the state's affairs. Doctors' Presorlptionc put up at all 3631 Hudson Boulevard SECAUOUS, N. J. which netted the owner about »2 Boun nt th* Nlfht JERSEY CITY, N, J, of the good Btanding the organiza- DUET. LOCAL, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS tion is in, having now more than 140 ("1 dun't know who nominated BB£." members, most of them are leading —Woodrrjw Wiltunj at Trenton.* citizens of the borough, and be WILSON—I'm In a great predicament, Has His Eye on "I cannot tell how true they be, urerd thi- m«uiberB to kec|j tin.- good (XCOKXT-He's in a t,Teat predica- 1 tell them as they were told to me. work up by getting more members. ment. 1 Remarks were also made 'by Pre»l- WILSON—And most perplexing days dent Stoss. School Trustee Henry I've spent. the BIG STORE Board of Council meets next Tuea- relied gun last wrrk and can b< seen (illndmeyer, Wolfgang Neubert and (XTGF.NT Yen: most perplexljp* day. every day practicing with it. George J. Schmidt. Because of the unprecedented bar- 1 days he's spent 1 will be a sharpshooter some day. After the meeting the members gain to be had here at all times Board of Education meets next adjourned to the lower hall, where WILSON—I'm quite disturbed, or, vul- While transferring plgi from one garly. I'm really up a tree. And now It's * Tuesday In Publlt School No. 1. Councilman Block had a nice supper pen to another, a small pig made its prepared, and which was enjoyed. (XTGENT-He» really up a tree.) Solid gold chandeliers with cut- escape, |)Ut was recaptured by a| WII.KON I find myself a candidate glass globes adorns the celling of , ho made his encapc- with ' ' ' land. Iran Beds In all colors and view Boat Club, Is busy getting »lranKer. state. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lehfeld, of (XrOKNT-To gslde the Jersey ship finishes; Iron Beds to match any hlngs In shape for the cold weather. Tnn Republican Club will hold a Fifth Street, Sucaucus, gave a pig uf Blate.j ma8s wood, to blend with' any color A few week, more and most of the ">eeUng to-night at S o'clock at roast 10 their numerous friends yes- WII.HOX-But. bless me. I cawn't scheme. Beds In the new Green boat houses along the river will rlose Muller's Tammany Hall, SecaucuB terday afternoon at their residence. fawney just* who nominated me! Ruad. Prominent speakers are to Oxidized, In BirdBeye Maple Quar- up for the Winter months. Ijuring the afternoon Miss Margaret (NrcKST-Te-he!) address the meeting. Conveyances tered Oak, etc. Lehfeld and Mrs. Fred. Lehfeld sang Mrs. Henry Rlbenaul, of Hudson tu the hall will be at, the Horougti several duets, which were enjoyed WILSON—I wonder how It came about Consignment Just received I* large and varied enough to suit all avenue, Secaucus, la seriously all at i Hall, and at Paterson Plank Road by all while the Grigillo Brothers (XDGENT-He wonders how it tastes and purses. Get our pricces. her home. and Huber Street. Ex-Mayor Hagan kept everybody happy with their came about.1 Don't forget our famous pr. HIES MATTRESS, pure cotton felt, will preside. witty sayings. At 5 o'clock the roast WILSON-That Katxenbach was pot that we stand back of Pop Thell of the Savoye Boat Club, Mr. Henry Hornbustle has sold which had been prepared by Coun- to rout. claims be la going to live In the A 20th Century Kitchen Rack given FREE to all ladies visiting his hotel buBlness In Paterson Plank cilman George Block, was served. (XTGENT—Poor Katzy aure was put boat house all Winter. OUR STORE. Road to Mr. Charles Mozle, of Jersey Among those present were: May- to rout.) WIL8OX- And at the state convention Members of the Lincoln Boat Club City Heights. Mr. Hornbustle has or Andrew Bremmer, Councilman are busy getting their launches up bought ten acres of land in Absecan. George Block, Mr. and Mrs. R. Koeh- ev'ryliody wanted me. Raymond Furniture Co. on shore for the Winter months. Atlantic County, N. J.. where he will ler and family, .Mr. and Mrs. J. Don- (Xl'GEXT—Ev'rybody wanted h«.i WILSON—It surely was a plan divine: FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, ETC. raise chlckenB. necker, Mr. and Mrs. A. Heas, Mr. Members of the Was-A-Wah Boat and Mrs. E. Wheeler, Miss Grace rXVGENT-I've ne'er before been Letter boxes should be placed at 176-181 Summit Avenue, West Hoboken, N. J. Club, with their wives and families Donencker, Thomas Reidy, Miss HenHen- called divine.) Huber street and Paterson Plank triLSON—Predestination Is my line. have enjoyed many pleasant even- nlngs, Leo Quinn, Miss Elsie Don-I ings at the boat house and intend to Road, Front, avenue and Paterson necker, .Mr. and Mrs. R. Irving. Mis* (MGF.NT- Predestination Is his to do BO all Winter. There is not a Plank Road, Front street and Hud- E. Sellencls, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lehfeld. line. 1 jollier crowd along the river. son avenue, PaterBon Plank Road Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Lehfeld, W. WILSON I'm foreordained aa pnaf- and County Road, County Road and Habe. Charles Lehfeld, Miss Luolsa dent as surely is can be. Have you anything for Bale or ex- SCHOOL OF MUSIC Wiggen's Lane, and at Secaucus Road Donuecker, Eugenie Grigillo, Miss (NUGEN'T-Oh, bell 11 change? Advertise your wants In and Wiggen's Lane. .Margaret Lehfeld. W. Lehfeld, Mr. The Secaucus News, the newspaper and Mrs. H. Hoefner, Jr., Howard The dilettante never accomplished PROF. D. H000AKKER—PROF. AKAfl RA DAJA with the largest circulation In Se- Secaucus evening schools opened Dacker, Herman Beckmeir, Ernest any more In politics than the man who caucus. Wednesday night. Should the en- plowed with glove* on. rollment warrant it, classes will be Grlfillo, W. Hllbert and a large dele- VIOLIN, PJANO AND VOCAL CULTURE Chris Miller of the Seminole Boat organized In arithmetic, English gation from the Clarendon Hook and Club IB getting a number of his correspondence, spelling, penman- Ladder Company, No. 2, and the 3 TTJISTES1D Willow A. C. You would laugh at the child who friends interested In going on a hunt- ship, EngliBh for foreigners, begin- should try to pick up a heavy sledge Prices Moderate. Private Instruction. ing trip through New York State. ners and advanced shorthand, book- Last Monday Michael Schmltt. a hammer to kill a mosquito. But many keeping and business forms. Super- William Rose, Jr. Association well-known pig raiser of Secaucus, grown-up children quite as foolishly vising Principal K. L. Saunders will SECOND STREET, SECAUCUS, N. J. Mail Address Box 84 launched a rowboat last Sunday at went to one of his feeding penB to use their strength. They waate be in charge. the boat house. It Is to be used take twenty-two fine, fat, and sup- strength. They fret, worry, whirl only for fishing purposes. posedly healthy porkers to market. about, get into a pasalon, have not Edward Engelbrecht. the well- When the pigs were last fed by time to eat or sleep properly—In- ALONE WITH MV CONSCIENCE. 0U8. RITSOHEL The William II Rose Association known hotel keeper, of Paterson Schmlt they were all in the best of deed, often sit up so late and get so BADGES, MASQUERADE COS- will hold their first annual ball on Plank Road, Secaucus, celebrated tired that they can't sleep. These I sat alone with my conscience health and he cast an experienced TUMES AND DECORA- Election eve. November 7th at Rose's his thirtieth birthday last night, at persons, whether old or young, need In a place where time had ceased. eye over them and figured their total TIONS Hotel. the Sunnyside Hotel, where he en- to learn the following simple rules: And we talked of my former living market value at $880. Each of the 412 LEWIS STREET tertained his numerous friends, by pigs weighed about three hundred 1. Never fret yourself nor anybody In the land where the years In- Councilman George Block, of Se- UNION HILL, N. 1. giving them a chicken supper. Mr. pounds, but even though they were else. 2. Never indulge In fits of pas- creased. caucuB, Is confined to his home, hav- Engelbrecht was the recipient of fat they could hardly waddle sion, nor the blues, ft. Never do And I felt 1 should have to answer ing Btepped on a nail while working THE OLD RELIABLE many valuable presents. The Carl- about they still were greedy for any- things in a confuaed harry, I. Eat The question it put to me, around his yard. GENERAL TRUCKMAN AND Btadt Quartette rendered several thing in the way of food that was regularly, cheerfully, moderately, but And to face the answers and ques- songs, which were treatly enjoyed by don't eat what ia indigestible, i. EXPRESS Mr. George Eckoff and family thrown them. ICE, COAL AND WOOD tions ' * all present. Don't cut short your sleep. Get eight Through all eternity. of Uoonton, Morris County, have now Schmitt retired enrly to bed last hourB of it In clean, well-ventilated ALBERT BUCKMULLER, SR. made Secaucus their home, having The Women'! Ellsworth Relief Sunday night, with the Intention of HECONI> HT., CLARENDON, N. J. rooms. 6. Give your stomach and The Ghosts of forgotten actions moved into this borough last Tues- Corps, of which quite some members arising early in the morning and get- traJa, as well aa your aasde, all the day. Hrom Secaucus belong to, held their rfng a good start for market and car- rest they need. 7. Be Belf-controlled, AND BALL And things that I thought were dead regular monthly meeting. State De- ried out his program, with the excep- Additional copies of "The Secau- calm, hopeful. Keep a good con- UP TUB things partment President and Inspector tion of the good start for market. science and cheerfully trust God. cus News" can always be secured by Clarendon Drum and Fife Corps Were alive with terrible might. Brown were pre8ent a,so paat When he entered the pen preparatory And the vision of all my past life placing your order the day before g Saturday Eve, Nov. 12, 1910 Departn]ent Pre9ld(,nt Mr9. to driving out the plgB to kill them, [LUCK'S HW.L, SECAKl'S, V J. Was an awful thing to face. publication. I Moult' by ProfrMior Bnn I Deckey. Mrs. Brown congratulated he found fifteen of them with their Where Is my boy tonight! You are Daarlag at >• O'clock Alone with my conscience sitting the corps on its excellent work, also feet up in the air cold and stiff in Tlrkrla, lacliuliaa Hat Ck«b, » Rill Mr. Robert Qoelz, of Paterson his father or mother, and if you de- In that solemn silent place. Plank Road, has sold his house on on our grand financial account. New death. sire to lay your hands on your boy A. HAEGE applications for members were read Fearing that some epidemic had And I thought of a faraway warning. PaterBon Plank Road to a party withla five minutes any night, you JEWELRY REPAIRED and the corps Is certainly working broken out among his stock, Schmltt Of a sorrow that was to be mine, from Brooklyn. wouldn't know where to And him. He Engraving on Watches and with love, peace and harmony. Af- hurriedly summoned Dr. Churchill, Is on the si ret t somewhere, or at the In a land that was then the future Jewelry School Trustee Richard Boder. of ter the meeting ice cream and home a veterinarian. Dr. Churchill im- railroad Jumping on freight trains, But now is the present time. Fourth St., near Central Ave. Secaucus, returned home laBt night made cake were served, to which mediately performed an autopsy on but Just where, with whom. In what SECAI'CUS, N. J. And I thought of my former thinking from a two-days' hunting trip, and all done justice. several of the dead pigs and dis- engaged, what plotting or executing Of the Judgment day to be: brought home enough game to give covered strychnine in some kind of for the shrewder ones who plot for LIFE. But sitting alone with my conscience his friends a dinner. Mrs. Prezworsky of Paterson Plank raw food. him, you could not tell for the life Seemed judgment enough for me. Road appeared before Justice of the The other seven pigs were then of you. He has a good home and he Life—what is it? The Republican Executive Com- Peace, J. H. Schmidt, to answer the ought to be there at night He de- Ah. who knows? And I wondered If there was a future examined and when 110 traces of the mittee of this Borough offers a re- charge of not sending her boy. Max. drug were found in them they were sires to be somewheer else with the Just a visit, To this land beyond the grave; ward of $50.00 for the arrest ana was read to her Judge Schmidt asked boys, and you lack the moral courage I suppose. But no one gave me an answer, hurried to market with all speed, to onvlction of any Illegal voter on ,i 3 years old. to school. After the law to Insist that he shall be where he Joy and sorrow And no one came to save. prevent them being tempted by any Election Day. !her what she had to Bay. .Mrs. Prez- should be. You hope that he will Then I felt the future was present, choice morsalB containing death bil- For a day, worsky stated that on account of the escape the pitfalls, but you know the And the present would never go by lets. Schmitt has placed the case in chances are against him. Why don't Then to-morrow The Walter H. Hugerich Associa- Jewish holiday Bbe could not send the hands of the -••caucus police, you do the boy the kindness to keep We're away, For It was but the thought of my past tion will hold a meeting October her boy to school, according to her Youth and morning. life 28th to arrange for another enter- and every effort wlli he made to dis- him at home nights? The time will religion. She was given warning that cover the identity "f the miscreant come when he will thank you for It Manhood, noon. Growing Into eternity. tainment and settle up the affairs if she did not send her boy to school Age—the warning, of the last. and have him sultaMy punished. Mr or reproach you for not doing It Then I woke from my timely dream- by next Monday he would be arrested, Night comes Boon. Schmltt racked his drains to try and ing Any criticism in the SecaucuB and fined $5.00, or she. as guardian, Shines a star to remember anyone whom he could And the vision passed away, News must not be taken personally would be sent to the county Jail If look upon as having serious enmity THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Light us; then And I knew that the tar-oft warning or considered as "knocking." .When the fine was not paid. Judge Schmidt against him. but was unsuccessful 'Tls not far to s. t. Was a warning of yesterday; the News criticises It is meant for stated that on the second offense and is at a loss to know who could Home again. And I pray that I may not forget It, the welfare of the borough. there would be no excuse. Max have poisoned his flock. A HOMK INSTITUTION. In this land before the grave, Prezworsky was absent 21 days. The incident ha* caused all of the This bank is a home institution. The Board of Registry and Elec- Our loans are made tight here at RKITBLICAN CLl'B'S MEETING. That I may not cry in the future Peter Farley was reappointed ex- pig raisers of Secaucus to be fearful tion of this borough will meet on home to our good farmers anu busi- And no one come to save. ecutive member of the Hudson Coun- that their stock may be the next vic- ness men. It Is a home lnstttutloa The Republican Club held a spe- Tuesday. November 1st, at the Bor- ty Republican Committee. tims of the poisoner, for there 1B ab- for our home people. We will pay And BO I have learned a lesson you good Interest on your idle fundB. cial meeting laat Wednesday night In ough Hall, they will remain in ses- solutely no reason to be ascribed for Which I ought to have known be- Secretary of State Samuel Dickin- Make a deposit and then pay your the Uood Government Club. Presi- sion from one* o'clock to nine o'clock anyone trying to injure Mr. Schmltt. fore. son has notified County Clerk John bills with your personal check. It dent Henry Koch presided. The Ex- p. m. The general belief is. that the poison- is very simple, convenient and safe. And which, though I learned it F. Crosby of Hudson of the following ecutive Committee reported the meet- er is someone with a mania for de- Call and we gladly explain the many dreaming, Wm. Englebrecht, better known nominations: advantages of a checking account. Ing nights selected and other busi- stroying live stock. I hope to forget no more. as "Oyster Bill" Is still on the job For Governor: Vivian M. Lewis. You will always have a receipt which ness. The club decided to offer a every Sunday keeping his eye out Republican; Woodrow Wilson. Dem- cannot be disputed. The endorsed reward of $50.00 for the arrest and So I sit alone with my conscience check, which will be returned to you. In the place where the years in- for anyone who falls into the river. ocrat: Wilson B. Kllllngbeck. of Or- BIRTHDAY PARTY. is incontestible proof of the pay- conviction of any person voting Il- Bill has saved several people from ange. Socialist: Charles T Repp, of ment of the bill. Your money 1B legal on Election Day, In this bor- crease. drowning this aeason. Glassboro. National Prohibition; Mr. and Mrs. G. Vanderveer, of safe deposited In this bank to your ough. And I try to remember the future, credit If you carry it in your pocket In the land where time will cease. John C Butterworth. of Paterson. Fourth street, SecaucuB, gave a party The club Indorsed the appointment Captain John Beckley of the Wil- or leave it at home it may be lost Socialist Labor. Wednesday evening, In honor of their or stolen. Come In and let as talk of Charles Haege and Peter Farley low Boat Club, who was alone at the And I know or future judgment For congress, ninth district: Geo. son John Vanderveer'B thirteenth these matters over with you. as challengers at the polls thla com- boat house last Sunday, looked aad How dreadful soe'er It be. L. Record. Republican; Eugene F. birthday. The evening was spent in One dollar opens an account. Now ing election. when' some of the oarsmen next door That to sit alone with my conscience Klngead, Democrat, and Robert T. plajlng parlor games and singing. Is the time to Btart get your money A motion was made and passed started to sing "Summer Time." working. Bank open dally from ft.30 Will be Judgment enough for me. Payne, of West Hoboken. Socialist. At 10 o'clock supper was served. that the name of J. Cardell be John loves the Summer. A. M. to 3 P. M. Saturdays until 12 Fall In with the big procession. Tenth district: Rutherford B. Sel- John was the recipient of several scratched off on the club's charter. noon. Monday evenings from 6 to Ketch' the step and move along bel, of Went New York, Republican: bouquets and a large birthday cake 8 o'clock. Another motion that the name of The Tax-Payers Association will With the army of progression—• James A. Hamlll. of Jersey City. with thirteen candles on it. Each Wol'gang Neubert be scratched off hold a mass meeting at the Borough That's the place where you belong. Democrat; Charles Vfert. of West one of his playmates received a piece the charter and expelled from the Hall on the 27 th of this month, all Hoboken. Socialist. of the cake to take home. clul;, as not a loyal party man, was citizens, especially taxpayers, are NOTICE Among those preaent were: Rudolf also carried. NO. IW, F. OF A. urged to attend, aa it concerns them Secaucus Sterbe Kasse held a well- Court Clarendon held a meeting Wolf, Nellie Arkenbout, Johanna Ar- We solicit the hearty co-operation Vie club after making final ar- deeply. Ex-Mayor Hagen will pre- attended meeting last night at of every citizen of Secaucus la send- last Tuesday at Hugerlch's Hall. Two Block's Hall. Poatmaster O. Stoss kenbout. Charles Melhyer, Frances • ran ;omenU for the coming election, w members were taken In—Fred side. ing In news of event*. We hope that presided. Fred Bussing was elected Tabbuts. TUlle Melhyer, Theresa the presldenta and eseretariea of so- adjourned. Waranberg and Alei. Grafelt. Appll The Democratic candidates for cations of F. Kllman, A. JohnBon a member. The members decided to Hlckerlch. George Hugerich, Jr.. An- cieties and organisations will spar* and M. Carmody were balloted on Councilman. Cardell and Newbert. hold ball Home time In January ton Rlsfe, George Vanderveer. Lottie a few minutes of their time to write were dropped from the Republican and President Btoss appointed the and send In such particulara of any 10 USflf—Four rooma, with Im- and passed through. Hany visiting Maler. William Riize. John Vander- brothers were present. Among them Club. Cardell being dropped from following committee to make the ar- and all meetings a* may take place. pro ements in Second street, third rangements: veer. Helen Kennelly. Peter Kennel- We Include in this request (or In- were Grand Secretary W. L. J. Jobm, the charter and Neubert from the hoi e from front street. 19.00. D. Q. C. R.: George Rauh. D. 0. School Trustee Henry Ollndmeyer, ly, Jr., Mary Kennelly. Anguata Van- formation all social and personal C. R.; William Langabach; Post membership book and also charter. L. Jensen, F. Koch, John Letbold derreer, Mr . and Mrs. M. Maler, Mr. features that may occur. They will and O. Bussing. prove Interesting to four friends aad Deputy Chas Heubner, and Past A. Degelmann said »»d Mr» TaWwta and Mr. aad Mra. Chief Bro. Westwood of Court John Oeorge Schmidt of the Limit Boat Councilman ... —_ relatives. Do not forget or Mdeet T is key to success won't let you A. Mlnton. Club won a beautiful double-bar- that the members eonld feel proud O. Vaaderreer. thlanqaest. Into the house at J a. in, • < THE STORM BREAK*. ASSAULTED IN ORDER HIGH PRICES NOT In several of his n*ce:it WILSON, THE THEORIST Woodmw Wilson hn* :isseverated th*t bo it* under obligations to uo one for TO NOMINATE WILSON DUE TO TARIFF. his uomluutluii. These asseveratlonfl have been in HIP n:ilure of denitiM, His Utterances on Grade Cross- which liuve bevu imnli* by Mr. Wilson without mi)1 piil>Iii- aci'iiistiltnu to brlup Ings Show Ignorance Harrigan Leader Tells How He Various Causes Enter Into Rea- them forth nuvluir been ruiide. But now the cat Is out uf tiic* img. ot State Laws. and His Associates Were sons For Increased Cost The Newark Evening News takes ex- A Newspaper's ceptlou to the fact that the N'ewurk Trenton, Oct. 17.—Th» carelessness Robbed at Democratic Stur omitted from a report of Mr. of Living, with which Dr. YVoodrow Wilson deals Wilson's dpoei'h at Trenton the follow- with (acts was Illustrated Is his speech Convention. ing: It was 80 easy to put the increased at Burlington, In which-he declared cost of living upon tlii' tariff that 110 "So far as I am concerned I have | that rilllr01ld8 ar(1 al|owed to construct Newark, Oct. 12.-Oue of the inter- ""'"I" had It l>eeii wlecied as "the not l.wii tol.l thnj; anybody was re-, griia(. mossing* without regard for the uut b v esliug lutideuta uf the recent state « " - ""• 1'«-ii"«Tat» limn some spoiisible fo nomliiallon. If any- Bufet^. of lluUMU beings. Among other n sc slMt e Ul lml ll nt Democratic convention at Treni.m, "* * " ' >"'"l" - ° " ' '" body did bring about 1 nui glad to lhl|lpl Ur Wilson suld: Investigate for themselves, accepted say I did not know who It was. There- should be of as much bene- only the meager outline of which has the howl of the free trailers. A little "The first fundamental remedy is hitherto become public. Is still ugltut- fore 1 tun not uuder the subtle Inrlti- egislatlve correction, which ramifies Btudstudy of the new tariff Ianlaw, however,. I eIU t f i in a hundred directions. Take the ing the members of the William liar „,„,„.„ „,.,, lusll,iul ot ,„„,,•„„» 1,,. j 'Tli" "e anybodyNl ws . • 1 8 fit to its readers and ad- • ' I" '* that Ibe Star, ,m,le dt'tull that has been so much in rlgan ussociatiou of Ussex couuty. ,ases, ,)iere huve been subslauilal Tl N I1 m which is owned by James Smith, Jr., consciousness during the last Thrlgae nsummar delegatey s treatmento the tconventio of the nliar by- factreduction, the greatess iu ali lrediu the i Ionuecessnrles-is ever madne .purposely omitted this porllon of Mr. twenty-four hours while 1 have been vertisers as it is possible the Smith-Nugent crowd was laughed since this counlry ail"i>ted tlie plan to Wilson's speech Iu a mitural desire on Tossing over this beautiful country in away by the Smith organization men, protect its Infant industries and work- smith's part to "suppress the candl- au automobile. Every four or five but the followers of the Kssex sheriff crs from underpaid foreign competl- ! dlllt,-g n>,,|ai ,,f responsibility to any miles It seems to me we go across to make it. are still boiling with Indignation, and tlon. The salient points of the tariff • o|)o „ Th(, ^.^ ou (() ||mt nd 80 of S1>S for ul h tracks of a railway on a level with the the most bitter are clamoring for an « ""' ""' '""' ''»" « the names of James Smith, Jr.; Hubert highway on which. I am riding. And open bolt from flip i«irty's ticket. The >rlc'™ art' ''"" set '"rlh: A Ilavls and (icorge Harvey have been we recall that we have been allowing Wlttpeun, Silzer ami Katzelibach sup- i Downward Reviiion. associated with Dr. Wilson's candi- these indispensable arteries of com- porters are said to be almost as In- Changes In the Items of the old tariff by the new tariff: Duly decreases ou dacy from the llrst and thai "If tbe merce, these great lines of transporta- surgent and openly denounce the high people generally bad not that faith In tion, tu cross our lands without any handed methods by which Woodrow 054 items, duty increases ou £20 items, unchanged l.l.VI Items. Mr. Wilson's patriotism, honesty and regard for tbe safety of human beings. Wilson was declared to be the uunit- 1 Consumption value of articles >n I perspicuity which convinces ibein that Are. you In such haste to get nee of the convention. „„,, , „ , . which duties were decreased. SMKU$4.9r>l,.- I! if elected bhe will rise superior to ththe your goods to market that you do not While nineteen of the thirty-six Har- m,-,. of |l|xu|.|(,s „„ „.,„,.„ duties | conveutlun llm, ,lc.oolu|lll,||,,,| hl8 ,„„„. care whether the grade crossings are rlgan delegates signed a card protest Kere imTeaseil, jtaT.IMW.MU; of arti- e lnatlon he would not have the ghost of guarded or notV • • • Now we must it tb i f h i against tbe action of the convention, c]eSi Ullt luxuries, mi which duties stop, look the whole matter over and The Secaucus a chance." the facts about the suppression of the were Increased, $.»M It is not remarkable that the Star apply the proper legislative correc- intended movement to place Harrlguu I Ad valorem (according to the vnlue) omitted Dr. Wilson's denial of ublign- tion." Ilinc nomiaatiothrough thn ear followine only nog wstatemen made pubt by- rattarlffie o. n 43.1dutiabl5 peer centImport; Ins 1111hi llMH0 (oIf (olthde ' •ll»» tu any one for his nomination, hut Dr.Wilson was apparently unmindful William T. Gregory, treasurer of the nscal year l!llo all btlt one month and , Dr. Wilson's coy way of making the of the fact that progressive legislation Harrigan association and a delegate nvc days come under the new tarlffi, denial must arouse widespread sus- has already been passed looking to- to the couveutlou: 41.41) per eeu!: decrease, l.'iti per cent. piclon of his sincerity. "I have not ward the abolition and proper safe- "There were thirty-six regularly Among tin' articles of common (•very- been told that anybody was responsi- guarding of railroad crossings. Under elected Harrigan delegates from lis- day use on which tbe duty was re- ble for my nomlualion," he says. Ap- supplement to the act creating tbe sex county, and I know of half a duced by the new tariff are the fol- parently the Ingenuous ucailcmlclau board of railroad commissioners and will be a great example of doren organization delegates who lowing: Hides, ground wood pulp, cot- prescribing their powers there are the would have voted to nominate the ton seed and crotou oil. petroleum and believes his nomination was purely an sheriff for governor If they had bad products thereof, placed on the free Inspiration 011 the part ot' the Demo- following provisions: the chance. When we got to Trenton Ilst; fri>8n "'«"• l'ork llml "iri1- -r> l'er cratic convention, and if It was not "Whenever a complaint is lodged this rule if it receives suffi- we marched to Taylors Opera House, ' cent; bacon nnd ham. 211 per cent; cab- then somebody Is to blame for not hav- with the board of railroad commission 1:i wr t w ers by tbe board of chosen freehold- but were Informed that tickets of ad- l «-'" : "«"• percent; ing informed him of the fact. "If any- ers of any county, the governing body cient support mission were required. In order to soft coal. :« per cent; sawed boards. body did bring It about," he goes on, of any township or municipality or by facilitate matters I got the creden- from .ST'j to 5u per cent; dressed lum- "1 am glad to say 1 did net know who twenty or more freeholders and tax- It was." payers of nny township or municipal- went to Masonic hall to find Washing- l«r cent; harness and saddles. .Vj per Of course the eminent educator of ity to the effect that a public high- ton Cross, whom I was informed had cent; agricultural Implements. 'Jo per way and a railroad cross one another the admlsslou tickets. John Turhat jCent; window glass (common), -| to 211 I'rlncetou had had 110 previous r In such county, township or municipal- accompanied me. mid we were sent ; P'" cent: iron ore. till per cent; pig uinnlcutloii with Senator smith or any ity at the same level and that condi- from pillar to |»>st until we finally iron, 3T!*j per cent: liar Iron, 'jri to 50 one else on the subject, and no doubt tions nt such grade crossing are such corralled Mr. Cross, per cent; plate iron or steel, lO'J-3 to Senator Smith never consulted Dr. us to make It necessary for the protec- "There we were up against another j 40 Per cent; steel rails, .Mi per cent; Wilson as to whether he would accept tion of travel over the same that gates suag. Cross refused to issue llckets beams nnd girders, 1>0 per whom was Jim .Nugent, all through the the duty of the board of railroad com- convention was held. My ticket looked cent; saws, HI to "5 per cent; gloves stale for weeks prior to the Demo- missioners to give notice to the rail- {commonly used), "jri per cent; sodas, advertise! in it and hSfp to white to me. but It was asserted by cratic convention cramming Wllsou road company in interest of the filing the doorkeeper that It was green and lli to 33 per cent; gunpowder. ;{3 1-3 to of such complaint and to furnish a that It was good for the stage only. 1:1 petor Tceut5 pe; rmanufacturer cent. Tariffs unchangeof leatherd. PropagandOh, no! aSenato downr Kutzenli.icSmith didh nonthroatse of. j copy of tbe same to the railroad com "They told me at tile gate that I increase its influence, so couldn't enter, and when 1 and the in flour, potatoes, beans, eggs, dairy this, and Dr. Wilson, who certainly is puny and to order, if requested by the other delegates with me protested I products, lulu iiiul manufactures learned enough to grasp the Import complainants of any railroad company at Interest, a hearing thereon. If was seized by four policemen, cuffed thereof, cotton ids (coiunioul. stock- Of tne Hi,,,), commandment, ilid not that it will become the and punched and thrown out hodlly. Of Ings irninumm. woolens (except In mi- inlmv WU!lt „.„„ |,,,|n(, ,|,,m. h.|d no upon such beating it shall appear to the satisfaction of the board that con- course there was some general scuf- Important (letuilsi. "The I'ayne law collinlullk.lllloll W|th senator Smith or fling, but the fact that the gang who represents the civutest reduction that ditions nt said crossing are such as to make It necessary for the protection of more helpful to you. did the ejecting wore police uniforms has been iiu.ilc In the tariff at any subject and did not have a speech pre- prevented a serious row." sinule time since our llrst revenue law travel over the same, said board may pared iu advance of the convention to order and direct the railroad company "Did any of your delegates get Into wns signeil by George Washington."— McCall. Massachusetts. accept tlie iKiiniualiou. to erect gates at said crossing and the convention hall?" Mr. Gregory was This denial of Dr. Wilson's is not place an agent In charge to open and asked. Causes of High Prices. only silly; It Is nasty. It proves by ils close the same when an engine or train "Yes; during the melee Owen Con- The select . olllinllt 1 wages and passes, or that a tlngman shall he sta- Ion and five others squeezed thnuiL'h, prices of coniini'illties reports that the utter nbsurdily that Dr. Wilson Is us tioned nt such crossing who shall dis- but that did us no good. When KS«PX tariff swrni to have been no material deeply in the scheme us Jim Smith or play a flag when au engine or train factor In causing tin' advance In price county was called. ex-Seimior James Georgg e Hurvev or HoHbb Davis or Jim Is about to pass, or that such crossing nc the Smith, Jr.. voted the delegation sub,]. past decade and among jjui{,.llt> ,,,„! 1)r. Wilson's frequent de- shall be provided with some other reu- ly for Wilson, although the null rule th many of the advance enu- tillable protection as the board deter- erates; Higher land values and high- uials of obligation to these men with- had been declared inoperative. Vnii out his having been accused of being mines the belter security of huiunu see, we bad not liei-n admitted to the er wages, increased demand for farm life and the public safety require. There are many under this obligation shows that a rest- caucus und. though regularly i-lct'lcil products mid food, shifting of |>"i"lln- •t the primaries, were ignori il totally lion from food producing to food enn- less consciousness of the sltualion is "No iiiuuliipulit.v shall hereafter con- by Jim Nugent, who ran things for siiiuing occupations and lealllles. re- disturbing his peace of mind. struct or cuuse to be constructed any Jim Smith. When Owen Cnnlou pro- duced fertility "f laud, increased bank- Woodrow Wilson knows, Jim Smith new street or highway across the ways this can speedily be tested against Smith's nunoiiiicmneut ing facilities In agricultural localities. knows, cieorge Harvey knows. .Jim tracks of any railroad company nt of a solid vote for Wilson, .Nugent de- which enable farmers to hold their Nugent knows, and all the others inter- crude, nor shall any railroad company dared, 'Well, they were all for Wilson rips and markeact to the best advaniidvuti- ested know, that Smith expects l.v the lay tracks across any street or high- way so as to make a new crussing at awhile ago,' and that settled It. tage: reduced supply of timber, cold election of \\ II.NOII to control the state done and with the desired storage plants, tbe pure fo'(I law. in- grade without obtaining therefor per- "Nobody had any show who wasn't patronage and io bring tbotit .i! the mission from the board of railroad creased cost of distribution. Industrial same time I lie election of n Democrat- (or Wilson, as the Siuith-Niigent-Ilar- combinations (labor unionsl. url:iiiil7.n- commissioners." support The Secaucus News vey-Davis outtlt had everything tixod ions of producers or dealers, artvertls- ic leglslatuie which would result iu If Dr. Wilson would take the trouble to Jam through the 1'rlucetou inaii. ng. Increased money supply, overenp- tha choice of Smith as United states to read sonic of the statutis of the The Wlttpenn delegates were admit- senator. If Wilson Is a deliberate state of New Jersey he might spend ted to the convention, because the tiillzatinn, higher standard of living. will help you accomplish party to this scheme It simply proves his time to better advantage than ln bosses were afraid to treat them as Advance In Pricei Worldwide. calling for legislative action on mat- they did us. If we had got in Wood- For some years past one of the most tint there Is no reason why a imiver- ters- which have already received the row Wilson would not now be tlie Important features of the general In- slty president should be regarded as attention of ihc legislature aud which them. nominee of the Democratic party. iltistrlal development and economic Kit- ht,lug ,„ „ (.h|(W ,)y u|mge|, WU1!U he have been made the subject of pro With the Wlttpenn, Silzer and Katzen- ition In Canada, us iu several othcl gets the political bee In his bonnet. If gresslve and Intelligent laws. iiiulries has been nil advance In bach supporters we Horrlgan men That there are many dangerous would huve made It so warm and live- ilii ud the cost of livlng.-Fron. . Wlls"" '» '"" " I""''* to the scheme Labor Gazette Issued by the De- | ue displays an appalling lack of Ihe grade crossings yet unguarded Is un- ly that Smith anil Nugent, hold ami he doubtedly true, hut the legislature has unscrupulous as they are, would never lartment of Latmr of Canada. i "perspicuity " which the News nttrib- In the United Kingdom In HUM the* utes to him and lends abundant ere- provided a method whereby the peo- have dared to suppress, even If they ple can compel the protection of such could have done so, the regularly wholesale pri< f bacon was 31.fi per deuce to the reports that the Princeton crossings aud has also enacted a law, elected delegates of the party." •enl. fresh beef (according to descrlp- ; university trustees are anxious to get which has been and Is being adminis- "What do you think of the nomina- tlom up to mil per cent, mutton (ac- j h|m (lfr „„.,,. h. tered, to prevent the construction of tion r cording to description! up to 4IU! tier new railroad crossings at grude "with- "I don't care to discuss that now." cent, wheat ."i.2 per cent and corn 25.3 Dr. Wilson says, "If you pick out the out any regard for the safety of hu- tier cent blcher than here. Everybody Mr. Gregory replied, "but there never best man It doesn't make much differ- man lielngs." This last utterance of Two Important Features of the New was a more outrageous robbery nor a ence iu my mind whether be Is a Dem- Dr. Wilson Is but another evidence of more flagrant disregard of the popular ocra t or his Ignorance of the laws of New Jer- will ln any polith al convention that I Miixlnmni nnd Minimum Ttates.^The I KPDiibllcan." How al>out It, Hey nnd the administration of New ever heard of." new tariff provides for an Increase of i Smith, Nugeut, Davis & Co.? Jersey's government. should read The Secaucus "Do you know by whose orders you '.'5 per cent nil valorem on all Impor- James Smith, Jr., would make a were refused admission as a delegate tations from countries which unduly Wilion In Two Roles. and why you were assaulted?" [llscrimlnnte against us ln their tar- handsome and Impressive commission- Woodrow Wilson as a student of News and help it in its en- iffs. "I don't know of my own knowl- er of banking and Insurance If Wilson fconomic nffalis sa "Ijibor unions edge. At least half a dozen men have The Tariff Hoard.-lt means, quoting should be elected. reward the shiftless and Incompetent told me, however, that when it be- Colonel Hoosevclt, "the Inauguration at the expense of the able and indus- deavors to establish more came known that 1 held tbe creden- >if the |Hillcy of providing for a disin- We have high prices, but we hare trious." As a candidate for governor tials of twenty-two delegates Jim Nu- terested revision of tariff schedules no soup kitchens like those HO common he said to the | eople of Hrldgeton: "I through a high class commission of ex- gent lsaued orders that 1 was to he during the last Democratic administra- lielieve that labor lias been misled for kept out of the hall If my neck was to perts, which will treat each schedule activity in this section of tion. a number of yours by false assur- be broken In the effort. purely on Its own merits with a view ances. Labor men have advanced hi both to protecting tbe consumer from . "If I had got on that floor there 3ow dotw Dr efficiency la this country because of would have been some music, and the excessive prices and to securing the ! - Wilson's scholastic their unions aud because of absolutely New Jersey. newspapers would not have been able American producer, and especially t*»e mind adjust Itself to the mental cnidl nothing else. The tariff has wrought to My that Wilson's nomination wa> American wageworker. what will rep- ties of his political Intimates? them no good." Virtually spontaneous. Three or fonr resent the difference of cost In pro- If Dr. Wilson believed what he saM men made Wilson tbe nominee. He duction here as compared with tbe A rote lor Wilson !• a TOU for Jim hi February, 100S, what motive kerer could hart been named In • cost of production In countries when •mlth. Jr.; Hob Darts, Duke Thomp- prompted him to change hi* View* In Calr, op«s Dtmacntk convention." tabor Is las* liberally rewarded." son and Jim Nugwt October, 18101 I