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SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1911. PAGE SIXTEEN. EKVriEA STAK-GAZETTE. CAMP MEETING HERE IN FALL MAKING TRAINED SOLDIERS OF RECRUITS AT SAN ANTONIO TO INSIST ON FIRE ESCAPES Board of Park Commissioners Grants Permission to Eldridge Park Again New Sidewalks in Wisner? Commission Directs Chief Espey to Make Complete Report-Specific Orders Will Then Be Issued. St 1 OR! LUNG RAWKECRUlTSl i TKreail Ills.

n) (4 i rrriiin i i 1 A meeting of the board of park commissioners held yesterday definite those present being Mayor Sheehan, Commissioners Brand and Levy. They audited the payroll and bills. Permission was granted the Rev. W. H.

Fish, as presiding elder of the Free Methodist Conference for the southern tier, the use of Eldridge park from August .27 to September 1 to conduct a large camp meeting. The board discussed the proposition to building new concrete walks around and through Wisner park to replace the present stone walks. It is believed that this will be a great Improvement to this much used park. The bids of the contractors to build the concrete walks will be opened next week by the board of public works at which time it can be determined whether or not the park walks can be built thia summer. At a meeting of the board of fire steps to carry out the proposi-definite steps to carry out the proposition to put fire escapes on the buildings of this city were taken.

Mayor Sheehan and Commissioners Sheive and Wynnne were present. They directed Chief Espey to inspect immediately all the buildings of the city and prepare a report recommending such changes as may be required to make their fire protection for human life secure. recommendation by Chief Espey to direct the owners of the Campbell Knitting Mills at the foot of East Avenue to build fire escapes was approved by the board and Clerk Gardner was directed to transmit a copy of the resolution to the proprietor. Various other matters were transacted such as granting building permits for alterations, sanctioning wiring, plumbing and heating contracts for the No. 5 fire station, etc.

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will gladly pay you back your money. tts AGAIN TAKE VOTE ON THE LIBRARY (Special to The Star-Gazette). W'ellsville, April 1. Wellsville citizens have decided to reconsider the acceptance of the new public library, and by a storm of signed petitions have secured another vote on the question of acceptance of the $25,000 gift of David A. Howe.

The village board has set the new election for April 11. The opposition to the acceptance of the public library on the grounds that the proposed charter called for a permanent trustee from the pastorate of the Congregational church of Wellsville, of which church Mr. Howe was a member, has been removed by the acting board of trustees and. the new charter will not include any provision for a clergyman on the board of trustees. The name of the mayor of the The Favorite Rye of Six Generations" 66 a dozen other state officials, that the fir started.

Mr. Kelley and Corporation Counsel Michael Danaher of this city were together in the building until after 1 o'clock on the morning of the fire. LIBRARIAN KELLY HOME FOR VISIT Mortimer S. Kelley, assembly librarian at Albany, will return to Elmira today aftter an eventful week. It was in one of the rooms which Mr.

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city has also been taken off the list of proposals for trustees of the institution. With the removal of this opposition the acceptance of the library is practically assured. z. Than Seem 99 REGISTERED BY REGENTS The Elmira Business Institute Receives Recognition by the State Board of Regents. Elmira, X.

April 1. It will be of special interest to the young people of Elmira and vicinity to learn that the courses taught at the Elmira Business Institute are now recognized by the state as good for a certain number of regents counts. To all graduates of the shorthand course the State Board will issue 15 regents counts, and to graduates of the business course the same number, and as an additional favor the State Board accepts the diploma of the Elmira Business Institute, instead of requiring the student to take the regents examination. This concession made by the State Department of Education is the best evidence of the superiority of the institution given at the E. B.

I. The regents counts earned by students of the E. B. I. will be applied on certificates issued by the regents, such as law, medicine, and will be accepted by all public schools of the state.

A student who attends the E. B. I. can earn as many regents counts as he can obtain in the same length of time, by attending a public school, and without taking the regents examinations; at the some time he is securing a practical education that will enable him to hold a position in any business office at a good salary. In fact, the Employment Department of the school secures good positions for all graduates and we are informed that last year they had 159 calls for office assistants, which could not be supplied.

Few people realize the strength of the Elmira Business Institute. It is a union of three of the best business schools of the state, Roberts' Shorthand College, Warner's Business School, established 53 years, and Meeker's Elmira School of Commerce, established 31 years. The Institute has over 15,000 graduates and an equipment costing $10,000. Students are taught from a real office plan, installed under the personal supervision of Mr. Meeker, the president of the Institute, who has been a public auditor and accountant for ten years, and his ideas of surrounding tbe student with the same office appliances and methods that are used in the real business office have raised the Institute far above the level of the high school and ordinary business school courses.

To this real office training is due to the fact that E. B. I. students are securing positions in New York City, Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo. One young man has recently been piaced in Florida and another expects to leave soon for Oklahoma City.

All visitors who would like to learn about the advantages of the courses offered by the Elmira Business Institute will be cordially received at the office, 24 W. Water St. ACCOMMODATING When Tom Johnson, for many years mayor of Cleveland and all that, started in life he drove a horsecar in Indianapolis. One night there was a big storm of sleet and snow and the tracks were almost hidden. Johnson was on the night shift, and in the storm he drove his car two blocks beyond a curve before he realized the car was off the tracks and slipping along on the ice.

He tried to pull the car back and failed. Thereupon he unhitched the horses, drove them back to the barn and left the car where it was. Next day the superintendent called him. "Here, Johnson," he said, "what do you mean by driving a car off the track and then leaving it in the street? "Why," Johnson replied suavely, "that's in the rules for drivers and conductors." "In the rules for drivers and conductors!" roared the superintendent. "Where I'd like to know?" "Certainly," replied Johnson.

"It says always to be polite to passengers. Do you remember the kind of a night last night was? Well, there was a lady on my car who didn't have an umbrella and she lived two blocks from that curve. So I drove her home." Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post. PRICES OF COAL NOT TO BE LOWERED Notwithstanding the fact that in years past it has been customary for the price of coal to drop April 1, there will ho no reduction this year until May 1. The coal on hand was purchased at the Winter rate.

Schenley Pure Rye is all we claim it to be pure, smooth, and with a flavor that makes you smack your lips. photo's C0(vw6r av Anericn i PfttSS AiiOCIATfOr MANY WILL SHARE IN HER FORTUNE Owego, April 1. The will of Mrs. Eliza J- Pride, who died last Sunday morning at her home on West Front street, was read this week, but has not been filed for probate. Mrs.

Pride left a personal estate of about $23,000, besides some real estate. She owned her handsome home, which several years ago she purchased of John G. Sears for $7,000. She made the following bequests: To her niece, Mrs. John II.

Hinman, who lived at her home, to her brother, E. Dallas Cafferty, to her brother, Robert Cafferty, to her cousin, Miss Caroline Cafferty of Union, to Miss Harriet Bartle of Bing-hamton, to Mrs. Arra Haner Ellis of Owego, to Miss Mae Woughter of Ovvego, $500; to Mrs. Elmer Probasco of Owego, $500. After having bequeathed several pieces of personal property in her home to Mrs.

Hinman she leaves the residue of the estate to her brothers, Robert and E- Dallas Caffetry, to be equally divided. MISSED HIS VOCATION A young Philadelphian became involved recently in a suit to recover Certain amounts of a legacy and knowing nothing of the way of procedure, left the entire affair in his lawyer's hands. The lawyer won the case, took charge of all the details, refrained from bothering the young plaintiff, and when it was all over he sent in his bill. When the client saw it he put on his hat and journeyed fstraightway from his home in Germantown to the lawyer's office in the Land Title Building. He entered the attorney's office, bill in hand.

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"What is That In Thine hand?" Solo. "Never Alone is the Christian." Sunday evening. "The Responsibility of Hearing." Solo, "If I Were a Voice;" Monday, "Sin." Solo, "Drifting Away From God;" Tuesday. "Sin's Cure." Solo, "My Savior First of All;" Thursday, "Man's First Duty." Solo, "Building for Eternity;" Friday, "The Danger of Neglec t.S"olo, "The Ship;" Sunday morning, "No Man Cared for my Soul." Solo; "Not Ashamed of Christ." Sunday evening. "Things That Save." Solo, "Echoes of Old Hyms." CAR DERAILED At noon yesterday a car attached to- a west bound freight train jumped the tracks in the Southside yards.

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