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Belmar and Wall Township F A M I L Y WEEKLY

(INCORPORATED W ITH WHICH IS THE COAST ECHO)

BELMAR, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1913 VOL. XXII, No. 24 THREE CENTS

v HLEC :o p \ m o f p a r l o r TELEPHONE POLE 5 DEAD IN CAR AT STAMFORD. t l W E are told, Tides change Thic photograph of the wreck „-'I'6vV8' ■ v v 1 AT SHARK RIVER of the Goston express on the every six hours accord- WRECK ON 'few York, New Haven and Hart­ ford railroad in which five were .. B p H ing to Moon action. W e w onder BRIDGEJPOPULAR killed, and a score injured was taken a fe w minutes after the if the M oon has anything to do crash. The engine plowed NEW HAVEN with hum ans. through the wooden Pullman. M Autoists Seem To Like Photo bv American Press Asso —Homely **Ssi 1 ion 5S. To Bump It Score Injured; Some damage to other cars was confined " broken windows. Fiat Brushes Brush OR. HARRY E. SUNDAY’S ACCIDENT The second section was going at twenty miidk* an hour when it ap­ One man was seriously injured and M a y Die. proached Stamford station The sev J N O W DEAD WOMEN INJURED Wit. J Collier Staid fiOUSMAN another escaped injury when the auto­ era I signals had been set to warn tile mobile In which they were riding engineer of the presence of the first A big Fiat touring car collided with section in the station. He passed them a Brush runabout at teh corner of Succumbs Suddenly of struck a telephone pole at the north by and was within a few hundred Norwood and Euclid avenues, Allen­ end of the Shark river bridge at 10 REAR END COLLISION. yards of tlie other train before he put hurst Sunday afternoon, and two Erysipelas Re t u r n s H O M E o’clock Sunday night. on tlie brakes. They failed to check women were hurled over the wind­ The injured man was Walter Rub­ the speed of tlie train, and tlie big en shield of the Brush and injured. One ens, keeper of a poolroom on Sixteenth NEW YORK, Ju n e 11.—Suprem e gine struck tlie Skylark, penetrating it woman suffered a’ broken shoulder avenue, Belmar. The other and own­ WIFE IN CALIFORNIA Court Justice Giegerich has taken half way. Engine and train were lit­ Ill Mother’s Pleading Ap= er of the car was John Hoffman, an erally telescoped, the car seeming to fit blade and the other a scalp wound. papers in a suit to determine whether Locomotive Plows Into Crowd­ Both were much bruised. Dr. Harry E. Snow a physician well employe in the garage of Oscar New­ over the engine lijte a glove. horses are justified in losing their The women were carried into tho known in this section, died at his home, pealed to Runaway. man on F. street, Belmar. They were In the Skylark were thirty-one pas­ heads over the baying of foxhounds. home of Edward H. McCormick at 517 Ninth Avenue, early yesterday morn­ returning home after ■a drive that had ed Parlor Gar, sengers. A few in the forward end The su it for $25,000 w as brought by were the only ones to escape injury. Elberon avenue and later were at­ ing. The doctor’s death was caused by occupied the afternoon, when, accord­ Miss Anna C. Walsh, teacher of phys­ Those killed were sitting in tho ex­ tended hy Dr. Henry H. Bennett, to erysipelas, probably contracted from pa­ ing to Hoffman, his steering gear went ical culture, dancing, dramatic art, REFUSES TO SEE HUSBAND treme rear end and were crushed to whom they gave their names and ad­ tients who were suffering from that disease. wrong and the machine slewed and elocution and manners, against Robert death almost instantly, with tiie ex­ dresses after pledging him not to re­ He has had several erysipelas patients of struck a pole. SAY ENGINEER RAN BY SIGNAL ception of Dr. G. Howe of Hartford, J. Collier, publisher. veal their identity. They said they late. Meets Sister by Appointment In New Both men were thrown out, but Hoff­ whose skull was fractured. He died Miss Walsh was driving near Ea- were on their way from Point Pleas­ Dr. Snow was born at Brewer, Maine, York—Says She Intended to Convey man fell in such a manner that he es­ several hours later in the Stamford tontown, N. J., on Aug. 31, 1909, when ant to their homes, one in Newark 55 years ago. He graduated from Bow- Impression She Had Been Drowned. caped harm. Rubens suffered a frac­ hospital. she met the hounds in the road in and the other in Brooklyn.t Both doin and the Itush Medical college in Had Obtained Position. ture of his right leg above the knee. Declared ifeng Engine Driver Everett II. Woodruff was sitting in charge of the master of Collier’s ken­ the rear end of the car. He was in­ women were stylishly dressed. They Chicago. He first practised in California. He was hurried to the Ann May hos­ nel. Their baying so frightened her New York, Ju n e 13.—Mrs. Olga Hous-. Was Fireman on Train in stantly killed. Mr. Woodruff was head continued on their way after being From there lie came here. He had been pital. horses, §he says, that they reared man, the young and attractive tyife of of J. T. Woodruff & Go., builders, of in this section about 14 years. Funeral treated by the physician, their ear Alonzo Ilousman of 972 Pacific street, That the men were riding at a rapid Fatal Westport Wreck. Flushing. X. Y. He had gone to South services will be held at two o’clock Sun­ and threw her from the carriage. She not being badly damaged. Brooklyn, lias returned after a ten rate was indicated by the condition of Norwalk earliee in the day on business alleges that she received injuries The driver of the Fiat car contin­ day afternoon from his late home. Rev. day disappearance, during which all the automobile, the back of which was and was returning to his home in this which have prevented her from pur­ ued on their way after learning that Charles Everett, pastor of the First Pres­ sorts of explanations were offered for a complete wreck. The front wheels city. suing her vocation. Stam ford. Conn.. Ju n e 13.—A rear byterian church of Belmar will officiate* her absence. But she didn’t go to Prosecutor Carter and Coroner Phe­ the women were not seriosly injur­ and engine were not damaged. The Burial will be made at Manasquan. her husband's house, nnd she told her end collision on the New York. New lan of Stam ford w ere unable to find ed. His name was not taken. Tho car was taken over the bridge to the sister that she doesn’t intend to. Haven and Hartford railroad, within a any excuse for the accident. Tlte rail­ accident occurred about 2.30 o'clock. The doctor is survived by a widow and garage of Leon A. Newman at Fifth Mrs. Ilousman. cool and self, pos­ few blocks of the station here, caused road officials at that place admitted a daughter, Mrs. H. P. Collins of Jersey Auto Backs Into Lad avenue and F. street. sessed, received reporters in her moth­ the death of tive persons and tlie in­ that signals bad been “messed” all aft­ City. Mrs. Snow, who was in a nervous er's home at 111 Bergen street shortly Hoffman was much broken up over jury of about twenty more. The sec­ ernoon condition, recently went to Berkeley, “13" Holds No Fear For after her return aud frankly told her the accident and will talk but little ond section of the Boston-New York Engineer and Fireman Gone. California, where she is now. about it He says his car had been express, leaving Boston at noon and BELMAR CHAUFFEUR SAID TO remarkable story. Engineer Dougherty., and Fireman “I was tired of hearing all the bur­ undergoing repairs and was just com­ running at high speed, crashed into Smith of the train which telescoped AGREE TO PAY FOR DAMAGE Adele Ritche dens und decided to leave my husband pleted yesterday, when he and Rubens the rear end of the first section, which tlie parlor car are missing. They dis­ Peter Linster, who gave his address for good,” said she. “After I left In took it out for a spin. He denied was standing still, after having taken appeared immediately after the wreck, Inventor Marconi to A LOCH ARBOUR ROMANCE as R. F. D. No. 2, A sbury P ark, was the boat I rowed to Itoekaway. 1 tore on an electric locomotive for the rest and the police of Stamford have been they were going very fast. He felt of the journey. knocked from his bicycle and slightly a part of my skirt and attached it to the steering gear give way, he said, unable to find them. The locai prose­ NEW YORK, Ju n e 11.—L aughing to the oarlock. Then I half tilled the skiff The Dead. cutor. however, was told that they Inspect Belmar Plant injured this morning when George C. and before he could apply the breaks Frank K. Confleld. East Alvortl street. scorn the laws of superstition, Adele Hankinson, chauffeur for a Newark with water and came to Manhattan on would be produced at the coroner's a train. the machine struck the pole. Springfield, proprietor of linen store 40fi Ritchie, the fetching actress, and family living in Belmar, backed his Main street; killed instantly. hearing this morning. “No, I won’t tell you where 1 stop Charles Nelson Bell, wine agent and machine into Linster’s wheel. The ac­ Dr. Harmon G. Howe, Hartford; skull The collision occurred near the Canal Local Wireless Station Will be The ped. I got a room with some nice peo­ fractured; died 9:45 p. m. in Stamford hos­ importer, as well as a well-known street bridge west of the Stamford sig­ cident--happened at the north end of ple under an assumed name and found p ital. nal station. The engine plowed through clubman of 173 Roseville avenue, New­ Greatest in America-Wili Trans­ the Shark river bridge, where John Scholarship Contest In a position in a millinery shop. I intend Mrs. Edward J. Kelley, 34 Dryden ave­ the Pullman, hardly disturbing tlie side nue, Wlnthrop, Mass.: killed instantly. ark, have announced with all due mit Messages 3 0 0 0 Miles Hoffman and Walter Rubens of Belmar to keep this position. 1 determined to Mrs. Seely. Boston. structure of the ear. One railroad man confidence that they will he married had struck a telephone pole with their support myself and never to see my Everett H. Woodruff, 38 Broadway, described it as “n car full of engine.” Trenton Diocese ’lushing, N. Y.; killed Instantly. ‘at tlie thirteenth hour on Friday, Guglielmo Marconi, the inventor of automobile Sunday night. Hankinson husband again. I wanted to give him The engine was uninjured and the Ju n e 13, and go on a 13-day honey­ the impression that I bad been drown­ The Injured. crew, remaining in tlie cab. escaped wireless telegraphy, arrived in New York had stopped to look at the wrecked The second annual contest for the pupils moon.” ed so that he wouldn’t bother me. F. B. Jennings, S4 Park avenue, New harm. Neither train left the track, and Wednesday on the White Star liner car when Linster rode up behind him. of the parish schools of the Trenton ork; badly cut about head. The negagemcnt is the outcome of Worried About Mother. Rev. Antonio Berkeley, 348 East Fifty? the people in the day coaches in tlie Olympic to inspect the new transatlantic Starting away, Hankinson hacked his Diocese is being held this week. Only a pretty romance started at Loch “I was getting along splendidly,” she ■evonth stre e t. N ew Y ork; cu t about body forward part of the first section felt wireless station being constructed at Bel­ automobile and struck Linster, whose the members of the graduating classes are Allen A. W arfield, 2(133 Adams M ill road. Arbour last summer with “Old Dan continued, “until I read the newspaper nothing more than a severe shock. The mar and also to give evidence in the suit nose was skinned and his leg bruised. eligible, but, as they number over six Washington; cut in left leg and groin. old wooden Pullman offered but little Cupid” acting in the disguise of a stories which told of my mother’s ill­ D. J. Kelly, 31 Dryden avenue, Wlnthrop. of the Marconi company against the Hankinson agreed to pay for the dam­ ness and of the blame that was being hundred it forms a goodly company. To Mass.; cut about head. resistance. The rear trucks of the car real estate dealer. National Electric Signaling company for age to the bicycle which was broken. were ripped from their place, but did placed upon some Innocent people with make it convenient for pupils from even P. J. Geraty. 33 Linden street, Hacken­ Charles N. Bell wanted to rent his sack, N. J.; badly cut head and back and not leave the track. infringing upon its patents. regard to my disappearance. When 1 the more distant points of the diocese to igs. \ summer home at Loch Arbour for tho Speaking of the new station at Belmar, read th at my m other w as critically ill attend the tests are held in three different 1. Walton, 45S Broadway, New York, At the office of tho New Ilaven in d to be a Canadian Pacific railroad of- this city it was said that Engineer sum m er of 1912. Adelo was looking which is to be opened in the fall, Mr. To The Patriotic Citizens and was praying for me to come homo centres—Trenton, South Amboy and Cam­ »I; badly Injured In tlie face, back and Dougherty was thirty-three years old for a place to hide from the madden­ Marconi said that it would not be used as I could stand it no longer. den. “So I telephoned to my sister Alice s. and had been in tlie road’s service since ing crowd during the heated term. part of the chain of wireless stations And Patrons of Belmar Father McConnell, the Superintendent .J. M a rtin , 144 E a st S eventy- fifth anil told her to meet me at Forty- Ju n e 22, 1901. H e becam e a freight en­ She heard of the Bell residence. around the world. Hit, New York; head and face cut. eighth street and Sixth avenue. She of Parish Schools offers several scholar­ iebekah Meyerson, 490 East One Hun­ gineer on March 10, 1912, and had been Mr. Bell carried on the transaction " We intend to send all messages for the A committee has been appointed hy ships as prizes, the following being the in the passenger service for Gfteen notified Captain Deevy, and,they met dred and Forty-first street. New York; of renting the place to her for the United States only thru Belmar, which the Board of Trade of Belmar to ar­ nose and face badly cut. months. rae. T h at’s all there Is to It. I never most valuable. will he the longest sending station in this range and carry out a display of Fire Melvina Meyerson, 490 East One Hun­ It was said Dougherty seemed to go summer, but she, at the same time, want to see my husband again. lie For young women— dred and Forty-first street. New York, country,” Ik said.' "T he distance from seven-months-old daughter of Mrs. Ue- by the signal blindly. The towerman rented a place in his heart, and is works on the evening of July 4th, needn’t come around, for I will have (1.) Mount St. Mary’s College, Plain­ beltah Meyerson; cut about head. at Glen Rock was dumbfounded, ac­ about to take a long lease on it. there to Carnavon in Wales is 3,000 miles. 1913, so as to bring our beautiful town nothing more to ilo w ith him.” field, N. J. High School or College Margaret Broderick. Farmington, Conn.; Glace Bay station, which I am going to in line with other resorts along this It was supposed at one stage of the Course, with board and tuition—gift of cut about head. cording to the statements at the rail­ Of course Bell had to visit his ten­ road yards. look at before I return to London, will be Coast, and also to induce other people mystery that the missing woman, who Congressman, the Hon. Thos. J. Scully. F. M. Brown. Richmond Hill, N. Y.; cut ant occasionally to see that every­ had $300 at the time of her disappear­ about head; seriously injured. Among those severely injured were reserved for Canadian and Pacific wireless to visit and inspect this resort and (2.) Mount St. Mgry’s College, Plain­ thing went well, as all good land­ ance. had been robbed and murdered Helen Johnson, Springfield, Mass.; face Miss Eleanor Bloom of 1120 Jefferson messages. see it for themselves as we view it. and hands and head badly cut. lords do. The seeds of admiration by bay pirates, hut thorough investi­ field, N. J. High School or College F. W. Patterson, Redbank, N. J.; cut avenue, Brooklyn, and Alfred Gosdick "By the new route from Carnavon to The Board of Trade intends to defray Course, with board and tuition—gift of the af Prospect avenue, the Bronx. Their soon budded into love and now will gation by Acting Captain Deevy of the about head and face Belmar the speed of messages will be a goodly portion of the expense out Catholic Women of Belmar. engagement was to have been an­ blossom into marriage on tho thir­ Sheepshend Bay police convinced him Gregory Humes, Ne'v York, rewrite man increased from 30 to 00 words a minute, on New York World; fractured pelvis and nounced Sunday. teenth of this month under such of their own individual pockets, and that there wasn’t much mystery in her For young men. both ankles broken; critical condition. superstition, defying conditions. which wifi be a great improvement in the feeling that all of our people would dropping out of sight. (3.) Villanova College, Philadelphia, A. Gosdick, Brooklyn; fractured skull; service for commercial transatlantic mes­ critical condition. gladly and willingly contribute a por­ Dragged Bay For Body. High School or College Course, with board J. W. Huestis, Roxbury, Mass.; scalp sages.” tion of the expense, so as to make The couple were spending the night and tuition—gift of the Augustinian w ound. TIN K ER SUSPENDED. Miss McArdle Bride of on Plum Island, in Jamaica bay, where the occasion a success and a benefit Fathers. F. M. Brown, 57 Bergen avenue, Brook­ they formerly had a bungalow. Sud­ lyn; scalp wound. Mrs. V. Schreiner and daughters of to every citizen in pleasure and in­ (4.) St. Peter’s College, Jersey City, President Lynch Awaits Umpire’s Re­ denly, according to the story which F. B. Jennings, Jr., Dongan Hills, N. Y.; Dr. A. A. Mulligan port of Fist Fight. New York are at 308 Eleventh Avenue for directly financially. High School or College Course, tuition broken leg. Ilousman told the police, his wife de­ Therefore we appeal to you, our only, gift of the College. Eleanor Blum, Brooklyn, shakeup. Cincinnati. June 13. -President Au the season. cided that she would row around the Florence Thompson, Goshen, N. Y.; hurt gust Herrmann of tlie Cincinnati Na­ fellow citizens and patrons, to assist (5.) St. Joseph’s College, Philadelphia, abo ut arm . hay a bit In a sm all skiff. She did so, DATE OF WEDDING JUNE 18th tional league baseball club receiv'd us in the undertaking. The sum of but failed to return. High School or College Course, tuition In Wooden Parlor Car. word from President Lynch that Man­ DUFFY JURY DISAGREES, $600 w ill be required. L et’s be liberal After the bay had been dragged and only. The dead and injured were all pas­ Invitations have been issued for the ager Tinker had been suspended lor and each and every one be a “Booster” every possible clew run to earth the sengers in au old wooden parlor car Reported That Vote Was 11 to 1 For wedding, to take place in St. Eliza­ his conduct in Wednesday’s game any sum, large or sm all w'ill be ac­ skiff, carrying a broken oar, drifted attached to the rear of section No. 1. Conviction. beth’s church, Avon, on Wednesday, pending the receipt of the umpire's of­ cepted, carefully applied, and publicly ashore at Barren island. A bit of School Graduation The first section had stopped, ft bad ficial version of the affair. June 18, of Miss Cathryn Carine Mc­ New York. June 13.—The jury in the accounted for. Payments can be cloth clinging to a broken oarlock was jhanged from steam to an electric lo­ Tinker had a tist battle with Second Duffy case reports that a disagree­ Interpreted as being mute evidence of Ardle, daughter of Mrs. Patrick J. Mc­ made to the Secretary of the Board comotive and was ready to proceed to Baseman Knabe of the Philadelphia ment was absolute and was discharged a terrible struggle against river pi­ Program New York. Ardle of 137 Mercer street, Jersey of Trade or to any of the Committee, team. • by Justice Goff. rates, who possibly had murdered the City, to Dr. Aloysius A. Mulligan of This is the same train wrecked at Tlie mixup between TinUei and The jury, it is said, was 11 to 1 for who may visit you personally. woman after robbing her. The following program was rendered Westport several months ago, when six Harrison. Two hundred guests are ex­ Knabe happened in the seventh inning hmviction. By authority of Belmar Board of Acting Captain Deevy discovered aft­ at the closing exercises of the Belmar persons were killed. pected to be present. The wedding Botli had passed hot words previously Justice Goff then remanded Duffy Trade. er investigation that when Mrs. Hous- school this afternoon: The second section, in charge of En­ will be followed hy a reception at the and when Tinker slid into second they ending settlement of bail. Ju n e 11, 1913. tnan began her nocturnal water trip O verture. gineer 0. J. Dougherty, who was fire­ summer home of the bride’s mother, started pummeling one another. It took It Is more than likely that he will she was attired In a tailor made suit man of the train wrecked at Westport, P ray er—Rev. A. C. D ennett. 109 Sylvania avenue, Avon. the two umpires and other players to be placed on trial again. and a hat and gloves. Then he began drove his engine at express speed past separate them. Chorus—“The Bugler.” The ceremc ,y will he performed to scout the kidnaping story. Mr. the block signal, which, the railroad $75,000 Fire In Syracuse. Rev. Morris in Washington Operetta—“The National Flower.” a t 11.45 a. m. hy Rev F a th e r John Housman denied that he had quarreled officials say, was set, and burled the Byrne use, N. Y., June 13.—Ten fram e Piano Solo—Selected—Miss Hank­ Grady, assistant to Rev. Father Wil­ POPE LONGS TO SEE AMERICA with his wife. engine up to the cab in the parlor car. buildings iu Emerson and Willis ave­ Rev. P. T. Morris, pastor of the First ins. liam J. McConnell, rector of St. Mary’s For three-quarters of a mile the line Delighted With Moving Pictures ot nue. ii. Syracuse’s west end, were do* Baptist Church, left on Tuesday morn­ Recitation—“The Stars and Stripes,” running into Stamford is without a church, and Rev. Father McConnell New York City and Harbor. ttr»>ecl by fire; loss, $75,000. Truck Has Narrow Escape curve, and the engineer of the section ing for W ashington, D. C., to attend —Preston Newman. will act as master of ceremonies. Rome, June 13.'—“I want lo go tn had an unobstructed'view of the train the great New England Baptist Mis­ Recitation — “Stavoren,” — Edith Miss McArdle will be attended hy America,” impulsively exclaimed Pope The engine of a Lehman & Co. de­ standing on the track on which he was The Bridgewater Inn, Pleasure Bay, sionary Convention which convenes Moore. her cousin, Miss Agnes Cosgrave of Pius X. after he had sat for two hours livery automobile stalled on the rail­ running. will open for the season Thursday, June with the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church Class Song—“Vale.” Newark, as bridesmaid, and her niece, looking at moving pictures of New road track at the Interlaken cross­ Tiie railroad company in a bulletin l’lth. Special musical and cabaret features on N street, between 9th and 10th Reading—-“Echo and Narcissus,”— Miss Mercy Cassidy, also of Newark, York street scenes, fhe vast harbor of ing Saturday afternoon while a south­ announced that Dougherty had ac­ in the opening evening, J. F. Murphy, streets, W ashington, D. C. Norma Cooper. will be the flower girl. Her nephew, tiie American metropolis and Niagara bound train came into sight. The knowledged responsibility for the ca­ President. adv. Address—Rev. Chas. O. Everett. Master Edward Cunningham, will act TAjls. driver of the auto and an assistant tastrophe. stating that he had ignored By courtesy of au American clue Select meats, low prices. Specials every Presentation of Diplomas—Paul C. the danger signals. as ringbearer. George Mulligan of saw the train coming and jumped iuatogrnph concern a moving picture I.cddon's New- Grocery is on 10th Ave., Saturday, Empire M arket, Post Office Taylor, President of Board of Educa­ Air Brakes Useless. Newark will attend his cousin as best from the car. A few seconds before machine was set up in the Vatican, ami near F. Street. adv. Block. adv. tion. It was also stated that the engineer man. The’ bride will be given away the train thundered by the automo­ the pope, ids two sisters, his niece and Chorus—“The Crew Song.” of the second train, * finding his air by her brother, Frank, McArdle. Cardinal Merry del Val watched the bile rolled off the tracks by its own brakes useless, reversed his engine just Manners delicatessen and Lunch Dr. Mulligan and his bride will films with eager interest. SEE LAKEWOOD momentum, a slight grade assisting it. SADDLE HORSE FOR HIRE— as tlie collision occurred. spend tlie summer at Avon and after room on F street, near the Postoffiee See Lakewood, the famous winter and Easy rider, inquire Thorne, 901 F Street. But for these facts the entire first Oct. 1; will be at home ar 331 Cleve­ Weather Forecast. is famous for its good things. Adv. spring resort. Polo games now going on Only the best of Groceries at moderate section, it is believed, would have been land avenue, Harrison. Fair today; warmer in extreme south Reached by Thompson’s street Car Line prices at Leddon’s Grocery. adv. thrown from tlie rails. New Grocery—New goods, moderate pertlou; tomorrow fair; moderate va The Coast Advertiser is fcr sale at from Point Pleasant. Passes the Laurel- prices, Leddon’s, 10th Ave., near F Street, As it was, the Pullman ear Skylark rinble winds. ton Poultry Farms, the largest in the Go to Manners for good things to was tiie only car derailed, and the Subscribe for the Coasr. A dvertiser. Seymour’s Stationery Store. world. See time table on page four. adv. eat. Regular dinners daily at noon. adv. O'Brien, John Cleary, Henry Huston, INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP POLO MATCH Philadelphia; Rudolph G. Kuser, Tren­ COURT UPHOLDS CONDITION OF ton, and Ralph Leiglit White, Morris­ STATES CAN FIX town. The policemen and inspectors were stationed along a mile stretch of PUBLICITY LAW STATES CROP Brunswick avenue, the principal thor­ THEIR IIR . RATES oughfare into Trenton from Prince­ ton, and they timed the automobiles Supreme Tribunal Dismisses Agricultural Secretary is Not as they passed. The speed limit, un­ GovernmentCan Intervene Only der a State law, is twelve miles an Unconstitutionality Complaint Optimistic Regarding Situation hour in cities, and some of those ar­ by Specific Enactm ent rested, it is alleged, were going at the rate of more than thirty miles an hour. PUBLIC PRESS STILL FREE SUPREME COURT SO DECIDES FROST HAD A BAD EFFECT School Bonds on Sale. Arrangements for the sale of the $52,000 five per cent bonds authorized State Commissions Retain Power Freedom of Press Held Not To Be In­ Potato Growers and Truck Farmers for school purposes at the election at When Schedules Are Not Confisca­ volved—Merely a Postal Require­ Planted Early Varieties—Peaches Hillside township will be made at the tory—Problem Up to Congress— ment Exacted in Return for Use Killed, Some Localities, Injured meeting of the Hillside Board of Ed­ 40 Cases Depend on Principle. of Second Class Mails. in Others—Apples Safe. ucation in the Lyons Farms School. At the election $9,000 was voted by Washington. — The publishers of direct taxation for the maintenance of Washington.—The long awaited de­ (Special Trenton Correspondence.) cision in the Minnesota rate case has newspapers have lost their fight be­ Trenton.—Franklin Dye, Secretary the schools in the municipality for fore the courts to have the rider in th e 1913-1914 term . One hundred and been handed down hy the Supreme of the State Board of Agriculture, Court. The court unanimously de­ the Post Office appropriation act of made report to his board of conditions ten ballots were cast and not more A ugust 24, 1912, relatin g to th eir sec­ than five was against any' one propo­ cided in favor of the States and cf crops not indicating a heavy crop of against federal control. ond class privileges declared uncon­ potatoes and fruits. “The spring wea­ sition on the bond issue. The money stitutional. authorized by bond issue will be used The railroads thus lost their fight ther was disappointing to the farmers on the big principle involved in the The amendment requires news­ as follow s:—$42,000 for a site; $5,000 of New Jersey,” he said. “Favorable case unless they can get new legisla­ papers to file with the postmaster for finishing off the second story of weather set in early and potato grow­ tion from Congress. They had hoped semi-annually sworn statements dis­ the Saybrook school and making some ers and truck farmers planted early through this litigation to shake off closing the names and addresses of other improvements, and $1,000 for ad­ varieties. Later cold weather set in most of the burdensome rates which the editorial and business managers, ditional land for the Saybrook school. and frost and ice came on May 11 and the authorities of many States have the stockholders, bondholders, mort­ Practically the same propositions GIRL MILL STRIKER SOCIALIST EDITOR MINERS’ UNION 12. This ice in some localities formed fixed for intrastate traffic and to es­ gagees and other security holders, and were adopted at a special election last to one and one-half inches in thick­ tablish the control of tlie Interstate as to daily newspapers a public state­ ness, and as the peaches and cherries September, when Hillside was a part of Union township, but because of the Commerce Commission in all cases ment of their circulation. It also re­ TWICECONVICTED HEADS INDICTED were in bloom and many acres of po­ where there is a conflict between its GETSBIG SENTENCE division of the municipality attorneys quires that all that is paid for shall tatoes planted, much damage was for Julius S. Rippel, of this city, who authority and the authority of the he plainly marked as an advertise­ done. Peaches were killed in many lo­ State officials. m ent. Bertha Silverman, Leader of calities and injured to some extent purchased the bonds, would not ap­ Scott, Convicted in Paterson, Action Taken by Federal Grand prove of the transaction, making last The effect of the decision is to sus­ Publishers failing to comply with the State over. The crop of peaches tain the power of the State railroad Paterson M alcontents, Jailed week’s election necessary. these requirements are to be denied to Serve From 1 to 15 Years Jury in W est Virginia will be very light this year in conse­ commissions and State Legislature to the second class privileges and in the quence. fix two cent passenger or o th er ra te s case of failure plainly to mark adver­ L Ight Crop of Peaches. Eees and Hens in Feud. on business exclusively within the tising matter may be punished by “On this branch of farming, Pro­ One of the most cherished posses­ States, provided, always that the rates fine. 38 PICKETS ARE GUILTY FIRST CASE IN ANY STATE SUITS ARE UNPRECEDENTED fessor M. A. Blake, S tate h o rticultur­ sions of Miss Christie Corregan, of are not confiscatory. No longer will In two suits decided by the Supreme ist, says that the crop of peaches in Hackensack, is her chickens. Next it be possible for the railroads to at­ Court the constitutionality of the leg­ Sympathy Causes Trouble—Exclama­ the extreme southern section of the door lives Mrs. E M. Waters, who re­ tack State rates on the ground that islation was upheld. The cases arose Strikers’ Advocate Convicted for Ridi­ Washington Is Surprised—American State will be very light. This is es­ cently moved from New York City. they have been fixed without author­ in New York. One was brought by tion at Judge’s Ruling in Another Labor Leaders Fear Unprecedented culing Chief Bimson—Will Fight pecially true of such varieties as El- To experience all the joys of subur- ity in law. the Lewis Publishing Company to en­ Case Leads to Prison—Picket Case to Highest Court for Sake Act Sounds Death Knell of Great berta, Early Crawford, Mountain Rose ben life she installed two hives of The railroads in the future will have join Postmaster Morgan, and the other Mills to Defy Police. of Free Press. Interstate Union. and other early blooming sorts. Some­ bees in her back yard. The honey- to rest their fight against State rates was an application for an injunction what better sets of fruits occur in makers found Mrs.Corregan’s rose solely on the ground that they consti­ made by the Journal of Commerce. Paterson, N. J.—Bertha Silverman, Charleston, W. Va.—John P. White, the southern, central and northern garden a delightful resort. The buz­ tute a violation of their constitutional The publishers attacked the law on the young leader of the striking silk Paterson, N. J.—One to fifteen years president of the United Mine Work­ districts. In the northern half of the zing of the bees made charming ac- rights in that they amount to confisca- the ground that it abridged the free­ workers, who planned to lead them in in State prison, and on top of that a ers, and all of the national and dis­ State, varieties like Carman, Hiley coihpaniment to the satisfied cackling tio. dom of the press, that it was a denial a march to New York, was sentenced fine of $250, was the brand of "leni­ trict leaders of that organization, 19 and Belle of Georgia, promise a fair of the chickens until one day recently The Supreme Court in this import­ of due process of law and otherwise to twenty days in jail here when she ency” Judge Klenert handed out to in all, were indicted here by the Fed­ crop in some orchards, unless there an undying feud started between the ant decision holds clearly, however, offended the Constitution. The lower made a flippant remark to one of Re­ Alexander Scott, the socialist editor, eral Grand Jury, charged with viola­ Is farther damage by insects. The hens and the bees; who, or why, only that Congress has the power to over­ court dismissed the bills and the Su­ corder Carroll’s questions. who has used his paper, “The Weekly tions of the Sherman law in that they crop of Kieffer pears will be light ex­ they can tell. By an apparently pre­ ride State authorities as regards the preme Court has affirmed the decree In the course of the trial of thirty- Issue,” in behalf of the silk strikers. are maintaining a combination in re­ cept possibly in the northern counties, concerted plan, the chickens attacked fixing of rates which affect interstate of the lower court. eight men and women, who later were Thisrsentence was imposed despite the fact that the jury which convicted straint of trade. but some other varieties of pears have the bees and there was a fierce fight. business whenever the national legis­ Justice White read the opinion, convicted of unlawful assemblage, the One of the four counts charges a a good set. Cherries will also prove When the feathers settled five prize lature shall elect to exercise such au­ which was unanimous. He declared girl kept laughing, and the court and him on a charge of committing a high general conspiracy for the purpose of to be a very light crop, while the ap­ hens had “bitten the dust.” Miss thority. that publishers of newspapers had de­ jurors were visibly annoyed. Judge misdemeanor described in the indict­ ment as inciting “hostility to govern­ compelling all miners in W’est Vir­ ple crop promises to be a good one, in Corregan filed a complaint with Po­ In fits decision in the Minnesota rived great pecuniary benefits because Kleinert was presiding at the trial, ment,” accompanied its verdict with ginia to become members of the union. fact, better than last year.” lice Captain Melia, but there is noth­ rate case the Supreme Court holds: — of the favored rates. Reference is but it remained for Recorder Carroll to call her before him. a recommendation to the court for Another count charges that the ob­ Grass, Grain and Apples Safe. ing in his books to aid him in sett­ 1. That the Constitution gives Con­ made to the fact that the reports of “Why do you insist upon laughing mercy. The maximum sentence under jects and purposes of the mine work­ The directors of the State Board of ling the difficulty, so a civil suit may gress an authority to secure the free­ the Post Office Department showed at the testimony of witnesses and an­ the statute is fifteen years in jail and ers’ organization is to establish a Agriculture report a general injury to follow for the loss of the chickens. dom of interstate commercial inter­ that while first class mail matter pro­ noying the court in the trial of these $2,000 fine. monopoly of mining labor and to fix all crops except grass, grain and ap­ There were no fatalities among the course from State control and to pro­ duced a profit of $70,000,000 a y ear to cases?” he asked. wages in West Virginia high enough ples. Early planted potatoes rotted in bees. vide effective regulation. the government, second class matter The sentencing of Scott completed “Because I feel like it,” replied the to lessen and restrict competition and many localities to such an extent that 2. That commerce confined within was carried at a loss to that amount. a trial that was put through in record Liberty Because of Heroism. girl with a defiant toss of her head. time for Passaic county. to restrict the sale of West Virginia the ground was replowed and planted I one State and not affecting other He added, however, that the public in­ “I’ll sentence you to twenty days in in corn. Potatoes that were up were As a reward for the heroism in at­ States is reserved to that’ State. Despite the weight of his sentence coal in other markets. tended that this should he paid for the jail for contempt,” said the Recorder, tempting to save the life of Peter 3. That even without action by Con­ Judge Klenert showed that he really Conspiracy with coal operators in frozen. The percentage of potatoes educational advantages which it de­ bui it did not quiet the prisoner, for Olsen, an inmate of the County Peni­ gress the commerce clause of the Con­ did remember the fact in passing It Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana and 111- rotted and killed by the frost was sired. she kept up her laughter for the re tentiary at Jersey City who commit­ stitution necessarily excludes States that the jury had recommended ! inois to carry out these objects and from 20 per cent in Gloucester, to 30 In return for this discrimination, mainder of the evening. ted suicide by jumping into the Hack­ from direct control of subjects which mercy. He showed also that he con­ to give them a complete monopoly of per cent in Union county. The acre­ the Chief Justice declared, Congress ensack river, three men will probably should he prescribed by a single au­ Miss Silverman was one of thirty sidered the act of exercising rights of the aforesaid markets is also charged. age planted in white potatoes is but had the right to fix the standard to thority. eight strikers found guilty by the jury, a free press to be a very serious Although the names of the witnesses little in excess of 1912. T he decrease he liberated from that institution. be met by those who wisiied to enjoy 4. That there remains to the States which deliberated two hours In ar­ crime. who appeared before the Federal and injruy from wet weather and frost The men, Andrew Duke, of West Ho­ the privileges. riving at a verdict. They were arrest­ will, no doubt, give a largely reduced boken; Thomas Callahan, of Bayonne, the exercise of the power appropriate Tlie first step in an appeal was Grand Jury in the case have not been ed on April 25 for refusing to obey total yield for the State for 1913, un­ and James Sanford, of Plainfield, all to their territorial jurisdiction in mak­ JERSEY CITY’S COMMISSION. taken immediately, when Scott’s coun­ made public, it is known that coal police orders. In three cases verdicts operators of Paint and Cabin Creeks, less unusually favorable weather under sentence on minor charges, ing suitable provision for local needs. of not guilty w'ere returned. Two sel, Henry Marelli, served a writ of should prevail the remainder of the were nearest Olsen when he made his More than forty cases before tha Ex-Mayor Fagan Leads in Election error on Judge Klenert, which acted where labor troubles have been nu­ other women besides Bertha Silver­ growing season. plunge from the dock at the county court depended on this decision. with 221,419 Votes. as a stay of execution, and the con­ merous and former officials of tiie man were convicted. The latter now “While it is too early to give exact penal institution, and did all in their victed editor was released under $3,- miners’ organization, assisted in gath­ Jersey City, N. J.—Jersey City, the has sentences over her in three cases. estimates as to wheat, rye, oats and power to save him, but he fought BUMPER CROP OF WHEAT. 000 bonds. ering information for the indictment. largest municipality east of the Miss­ The penalty for unlawful assembly hay, present appearances of these them off, succeeding in drow ning him ­ issippi to adopt commission govern- is one to three years in State prison “After the Supreme Court gets crops would seem to indicate hay from self. Colonel John Grimes, warden of Government Forecast Says It mept, elected its initial board of five or $500 fine or both. through with reviewing this case, ACTION CAUSES CONSTERNATION 76 per cent to a full yield, wheat at the Penitentiary, will ask the judges Commissioners to run the city’s of­ Come Close to 1901 Record. Carlos Tresca and Miss Elizabeth every juror in it will be made to look Indianapolis. — The indictment of 84 pep cent and rye 84 per cent of a who sentenced the three to commute ficial business and exercise the func­ Washington.—A bumper wheat c Gurley Flynn, the I. W. W. leaders of like a member of the cast of a comic President John White and eighteen full crop,” he says. their sentences He wa.s loud in his sufficient to mill m ore than 160,500, tions of ninety-one heads of depart­ the strikers, said they would have opera,” Marelli said afterward. “Scott other leaders of the United Mine Election for Congressman. praise of the men who risked their barrels of flour, and which may rea ments, all of whom will lose their jobs 10,000 pickets distributed at the differ­ might just as well have been sentenced Workers has created consternation in Governor Fielder has issued a proc­ lives in the water to save the suicide. the proportions of the record whe* on June 17. ent mills as a protest against the con­ to fifteen years straight, and given organized labor circules. There was lamation, calling a special election in h arv est of 1901 if conditions fro The Commissioners elected and victions. the maximum of $2,000 fine.” an informal conference here at which the Sixth Congressional district to Damage at Stevens Institute. now on are exceptionally favorab; their votes were as follows: — Scott was indicted under an act the consensus of heads was that the choose a successor to the late Lewis A severe thunder storm shower was forecast hy the Department Mark M. Fagan, ex-Mayor, Progres­ BLOCKS BRITISH TREATY. which was passed shortly after the conviction of the defendants would ,T. Martin. Such an election is unneces- broke over Hobokken and did some Agriculture in its June crop repo; sive R epublican, 21,419. death of President McKinley, making put a stop to organizing across State wary, in the estimation of many, hut it little damage, besides sending to shel­ Government experts estimated George F. Breninger, Democrat, 19,- it a crime to hold any portion of the lines and would practically destroy is mandatory. The date selected by ter several thousand persons who Chamberlain Forces Senate to Rescind year’s harvest would be 744,0“ 010. government of the State or the United labor organizations unless they con­ th e G overnor is Tuesday, July 22, and were engaged either in the celebra­ Ratification. bushels, of which 492,000,000 Jam es J. F erris, D em ocrat, 18,177. States up to ridicule. In “The Weekly fined themselves within State lines. the primaries will be held on July 8. tion of “Alumni Day,” at Stevens In­ will be winter wheat—a rec Frank Hague, Street and Water Washington. — What Great Britain Issue” of February 28, in an article While on the surface they are dis­ The former call by the Governor was stitute of Technology, or the annual this crop—and 252,000,000 bu^helt Commissioned, D em ocrat, 17,420. is likely to regard as an affront was entitled “Bimson, the Boss Strike­ posed to treat the subject as of minor rescinded when it was learned that June walk of the Hudson County Sun­ he spring wheat. The thi/d large A. Harry Moore, City Collector, delivered in the Senate when ratifica­ breaker,” Bimson, being the chief of moment, the labor leaders admit that the existing law made no provision day Schools. Shortly affter the crowd acreage ever planted anq favorabiu W ittpenn D emocrat, 15,378. tion of the renewed arbitration treaty police. Scott charged the chief with it has serious phases and that it was for the primaries. On the last day of of more th an 5000 on C astle Point growing conditions account for the with that government was prevented overriding the Constitution, and re­ to escape just such conditions that the late special legislative session, a Field had poured from the stands prospect for an abundant yield. AMERICANS WIN POLO GAME. after identical treaties with two ferred to Paterson as the "hotbed of they urged the passage of an act ex­ special measure was passed to cover into the college buildings on the other countries had been ratified with­ brass buttoned anarchists.” empting them from prosecution under the situation In that district. There is Stevens campus, a stroke of lightning, COLD SNAP HURTS CROPS. "Big Four” Defeats Englishmen in out any objection being raised. Scott declared that the police had the anti-trust law. considerable strife for the Democratic came that shattered several trees on First Match for Title. The Senator responsible was Cham­ become professional strikebreakers. nomination. The first avowed candi­ the edge of the field. The electrics.! Reports from Every Section of Coun­ New York.—America won the first berlain, of Oregon, who said frankly SENATE COMMITTEE ON GROUND date was Archibald C. Hart, a young disturbance also blew out the fuse cn game of the international polo cup he based his opposition on the fact lawyer of Hackensack, who is said to try Show Low Temperatures. YANKEE TENNIS PLAYERS WIN Washington.—The special sub-com­ the main circuit that supplies the col­ scries at Meadow Brook, defeating that ratification of the treaty would have the backing of John Hinchliffe, lege with current, when its own plant Washington.—Reports Received at mittee of the Senate committee on the English challengers by the score obligate the United States to arbi­ a supposed anti-Wilson man. The the Weather Bureau from all sections education and labor left Washington is not in operation, and the buildir.gs of 5 1-2 goals to 3. The game was trate the Panama Canal tolls contro­ McLoughlin and Williams Defeat Aus­ other aspirant is Harvey S. Hopkins, of the country show low temperatures. to begin at Charleston, W. Va., the were plunged into darkness for a played clearly on a perfect day before versy with Great Britain. Failing to tralians. the present county clerk of Sussex. time. In many places heavy frosts have a crowd of 30,000 enthusiasts. move him by argument the Senate investigation of industrial conditions killed crops. Thousands of dollars of New York.—Maurice E. McLoughlin in the coal mining region in that His fight will he made on the theory America’s “Big Four” really won sought to avoid the appearance of giv­ that the nomination belongs to Sussex Phone Rates Reduced. da»-nage to vegetation was done in the game by rushing the Englishmen ing affront to Great Britain by rescind­ and R. Norris Williams won two state. During their stay in West Vir­ New York and New England. Snow matches from Australia in the prelim­ county, and, furthermore, that he rep­ The telephone company at Newark off their feet. The American ponies ing the ratification which had already ginia the sub-committee will make fell in Moncreal, and thin coatings of inary ties for the Dwight F. Davis in­ resents the principles for which announces a number of changes 'n its were speedier than their British cous­ been accorded to exactly similar ar­ their headquarters at Charleston, the ice formed in Middletown, N. Y. ternational lawn tennis challenge cup Woodrow Wilson stands. rates for what may be described as ins, in every department of the game. bitration treaties with Spain and business center of the Kanawha Val­ Even the Gulf and Western States on the turf courts of the West Side Automobilists in Trap. Italy. ley coal-bearing section. extra services, such as long distance report cold snaps in some places, fol­ Tennis Club, at 238th street and Caught in an automobile trap ar­ VINEYARDS LOSE $1,000,000. calls, time limitations, and the like. lowed by rain. Heavy frosts were ex­ Broadway. NEW STRIKE ON. ranged by the police and inspectors The details are not yet known, but TEMPLE IRON CO. DISSOLVES. of the State Motor Vehicle Depart­ perienced in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Central New York Grape Crop Suffers McLoughlin, playing in the opening Charleston, W. Va.—A local strike no doubt the changes will make the ment, nine motorists were arrested Michigan, Wisconsin and other States from Over Nutrition. match, defeated Horace Rice, a hard broke out in the New River coal field service better and cheaper. The semi­ while returning from the Princetou- throughout the eastern and central Splits Into Seven Concerns with Same hitting left-hander, in straight sets by a Raleigh County. Several hundred public corporations have given up Penn Yan, N. Y.—According to pres­ Yale baseball game, and allowed to go sections. Officers for Each, a score of 6—1, 6—3, while Williams, men are involved. At Stanford five boasting without cause. Of course, ent indications the grape crop will be free upon furnishing $50 hail each for Ruined crops were numerous in New Scranton, Pa.—The Temple Iron who created such a stir upon the hundred are out because of the alleg­ the company will ultimately profit. York State; Broome, Orange and Che­ light this year not only in the Keuka their appearance at a hearing before Company has dissolved itself in con­ courts of this nation last season, dis­ ed refusal of the operators to allow a Where such corporations have offer­ mung counties were the heayiest or central lakes belt comprising 20,- Police Justice Naar. The men ar­ formity with a decree of the United posed of Stanley N. Doust at 6—4, checkweightman on the tipple. The ed better general facilities they have losers. All vegetation was destroyed 000 acres, but in other districts due rested were Reginald C. Vanderbilt, States Supreme Court. 6—4, 1— 6, 7—5. national organization of minh workers profited in the end, simply because in many places. The great cranberry to the unusually small number of New York city; W. Whitney Ball, The seven subsidiaries that it con­ Thus the Americans scored two out is not yet interested in these two out­ the American people do not try to bogs of Long Island and Cape Cod, buds on the vines and to the fact that chief of the bureau of city property, trolled will do business as units and of the three points necessary to ad­ breaks. P. J. Paulson and other union save money in these matters, but in­ Mass., were threatened. To save them m any of these buds a re dropping off. Philadelphia; Louis Brognard, Brook- the same officers will direct the af­ vance to the next round of the series, organizers are rounding up their wit­ variably spend more when there is the growers flooded the bogs with A fifty per cent crop is looked for by lyn; Robert Coulter, George M. more offered them for their money. many growers. fairs of each. which must be played in England. nesses for the Senate investigation. warm water. Medal For Heroine. TRAIN KILLS FOUR MOTORISTS. SKIRT WRECKS AEROPLANE. AUBURN CONVICTS STRIKE. DANCING MEN DENOUNCE TROT. Accused of Blackmail. EPITAPH CUTTERS QUIT. Justice Garrison, of the Supreme Having risked her life to save her Hurls the Automobile Against Large Catches Lever, Causing Death of Wo­ Object to Food and Try to Test New Say It Is Too Rough, but the Tango Court, requested an investigation of drowning playmate after he had fall­ Stone Workers Strike for More Steel Switch Stand. man Passenger and Pilot. , Warden’s Mettle. Is Graceful. the case of Prosecutor Summerill, of en into Staten Island Sound, friends Wages and Less Work. Buc, France.—The French airman, Auburn, N. Y.—Protesting against Gloucester county, accused of black­ of Miss Elizabeth Kirk, 13-year-old Springfield, 111.-—Four men were Atlantic City.—The turkey trot is Brooklyn, N. Y.—Stonecutters and Auguste Bernard, and a passenger, a noon menu consisting of corfish, po­ rough, according to Professor James mail. The attorney general is to make daughter of Police Sergeant Eugene killed at Riverton, near here, when a vault uilders in the district of the Mme. Rose Amicel, were killed under tatoes, pickled beets, brown bread, R. Beauman, of Albany, N. Y„ presi­ the examination. It has been a mat­ Kirk, of Elizabeth, will seek to have Wabash passenger train frtrm the Evergreens, Cypress Hills, Salem unusual circumstances while making white bread and tea, convicts in the dent of the International Association her rewarded by the Carnegie Hero cast struck an automobile and killed ter of public comment that action Fields, Union Fields, Calvary aud Mt. a flight at the aerodrome here. cabinet and cane shops of the Auburn Commission. Standing on the edge all the occupants. of Dancing Masters of the United should not have been taken earlier. Zion cemeteries in Brooklyn and When the aeroplane was at a con­ Prison went on a strike. C. F. Ratti- States and Canada, which held its an­ of the same slippery boat raft from The dead are John Gauer, R. J. Car­ The Prosecutors of the counties are Queens have gone on strike for more siderable altitude Mme. Amicel’s skirt gan, the warden, locked the strikers nual convention at the Hotel Rudolph really local deputies of the Attorney which George McAvoy, 12 years old, roll and E. Iverson, Chicago, and pay and Saturday half holidays, and became entangled in the lever con­ in cells and later all returned to work. here. General, and it was his responsibility of 110 Broadway, had slipped into the George Bartel, Springfield. for the time being no tombstones are nections. Instantly the pilot lost con­ Old time officers of the institution “The tango and one step are grace­ in the first case. They are selected water, Miss Kirk grabbed a thin The Chicagoans were to appear be­ being prepared. trol and the machine plunged t theo say the prisoners were trying to test ful and clever,” President Beauman by the Governor, and he should have wooden staff to which was attached fore a Senate committee in the inter­ Samuel Cocroft of the Evergreens earth. the mettle of the new warden. declared, “but the turkey trot, never.” acted. an American flag, pulling him ashore. est of the eight hour law. Cemetery said strike would fail. COX FREE ON BANK CHARGE. SLAYER, IN 12 YEARS, FREED. PLAN COUNTERVAILING DUTY. Murderous Indian Caught. POTATOES DOWN TO 16/2 CENTS. Wanderer Has Smallpox. BOLT KILLS ON TRAIN. Peter Darnell, 26 years old, who Frank Sullivan, the half-breed In­ Judge Orders Acquittal and Prosecu­ Governor Cox Now Convinced “Celery Canada's Restrictions on Exports Off­ dian, who murderously assaulted Brakeman Standing on Car Struck Record Low Price in Chicago—Ship­ says he has no home, is isolated in tor Will Appeal. King” Was Not Murdered. set in Tariff Bill. Sheriff Henderson and escaped from and Hurled Fifty Feet. pers Swamped, Plan Public Sale. the Municipal Hospital here after he Cincinnati.—Following the instruc­ Columbus, Ohio.—Twolve years a Washington.—The free listing of had wandered over Pennsylvania af­ the Belvidere jail on the night of May Landers, Wvo.—The old theory that Chicago.—The high cost of living tions of Judge John A. Caldwell, the convict, serving a. life sentence for grains and live stock to equalize du­ flicted with smallpox. Darnell arrived 15, has been captured at Kansas City lightning will not strike a moving received a jolt, when old white Bur­ jury in Criminal Court which has the murder of William Johnson, the ties between these raw materials and hero several days ago, and not feeling and is now being held by the police railroad train was exploded when C. bank potatoes were offered in Chicar been trying George B. Cox, former po­ "celery king” of Wyandotte county, their products, flour and meats, which well, consulted a physician, who de­ of that city, awaiting the arrival of a It. McCauley, a brakeman, was struck go at 16+£ cents a bushel, tbe lowest litical boss, and four other officers of George Ury was pardoned by Gover­ were made free under the Underwood cided he had smallpox. The man says New Jersey officer and extradition by a bolt in a severe electrical storm price in the memory of local dealers. tho former Cincinnati Trust Company j nor Cox. bill, is to be accompanied hy a pro- he began feeling ill about two weeks papers. It is probable that Sheriff and killed. A year ago these potatoes were sell­ for alleged violations of the banking Five men were convicted of John­ vision authorizing the imposition of a age, after reaching Harrisburg from Henderson will go there personally to McCauley was Standing on top of a ing a t $1 and $1.15 a bushel. laws, acquitted the five men. son’s murder, which occurred in Sep­ countervailing duty in case any ol Ohio. He continued his journey to bring him bac!:, and an officer of the box car and his body was hurled fifty Consumers are paying 18 to 20 The alleged withdrawal of a note j tem ber, 1900. T hree died in tiie pen­ these products are taxed when ex­ Philadelphia. He says he slept in the j State Reformatory may accompany feet to an open car, from which it $352,500 centsct a peck to retailers for old po­ for was the charge againsl ■ itentiary. One, Lock Foster, is still ported. The countervailing duty if Pennsylvania Railroad vaids and did : him, Sullivan been under parole fron :ell underneath the train, where it tatoes,ta and sales to the public by ship­ the accused. I serving his sentence. aimed primarily at Canada. lot enter any house. . tit e rs .’orm atory. I was ground to pieces. perspe were decided upon. J M l. nington to seize the stores there, were bers could be got together to transact CAN CONTROL HIS DELIVERY overwhelmed and taken (August 16). its business. It suffered itself to fall STARS WHO DEMONSTRATED SPIT BALL Quite twenty thousand provincials into the hands of intriguers and sec­ Detroit Flinger Can Serve Curves, presently beset him, and he had but tional politicians. It gave commis­ Fast and Slow Balls With Three 0 six thousand left wherewith to save sions in the army not according to Distinct Motions. CMMMGI N him self. merit, but upon a plan carefully de­ He crossed the river, for he still vised to advance no more officers from expected Howe; and there was stub­ one section .than from another- even Jean Dubuc of the Detroit Tigers attributes his success as an American born fighting about Saratoga (Septem­ men like John Adams approving. League pitcher to the fact that he can ber 19, O ctober 7), in which Arnold Adams denounced claims of senior­ deliver his curves, his slow ball and once more made his name in battle. ity and service as involving "one of j his fast ball with three different mo- But the odds were too great; Bur- the most putrid corruptions of abso­ ; tions, and have control of the ball by goyne’s supplies w ere cut off, his lute monarchy,” and suggested that troops beaten; there was nothing for the officers who did not relish the his motion. “Years ago, when I was pitching ml CY/roJCATtr it but capitulation (October 17). idea of seeing the several states given He had been trapped and taken by : with Notre Dame college, I learned and taken the stores there; but he “a share of the general officers,” pro­ Installment 15 a rising of the country. that speed without control was value­ had done ail that could be done with portioned to the number of troops they Washington Outgenerals Howe. had sent to the army, had better take less. I always had pretty fair control Congress, in its fright, removed to dispatch, and withdrew straight to of my delivery, but with the acquired the heights of Morristown. Howe had not succored him, part­ themselves off, and see how little Baltimore, hundreds of persons hur­ ly because he lacked judgment and they would be missed. knowledge I began perfecting different ried to take the oath of allegiance The Patriots Winners. deliveries and control of the bail in Cornwallis could only nasten back capacity, partly because Washington Plot to Displace Chief. upon Howe’s offer of pardon; and the had thwarted him at every turn. From j each,” says Jean. to New York. By the end of the month Worst of all, an ugly plot was British comanders deemed the rebel­ his position at Morristown, Washing­ "It took years of patient effort to the Americans were everywhere afoot; hatched to displace Washington; and lion at an end. ton could send reinforcements to the acquire the delivery I now have, but I the British held no posts in New Jer­ the various distempers of different They did not understand the man north or recall them at will, without believe it is one of the least trying on sey but Paulus Hook, Amboy, and men for a brief season gave it a chance they were fighting. serious delay; and Howe, in his hesi­ j the arm and shoulder muscles, for the New Brunswick; and Washington had to succeed. When he had put the broad Dela­ tation, gave him abundant time to do reason that I put the weight of my ware between his dwindling regiments issued a proclamation commanding all Some were impatient of Washing­ body behind the pitches and do not what he would. ton’s "Fabian policy,” as they called and the British at his heels, he stop­ who had accepted General Howe's of­ It was Sir William’s purpose to oc­ depend on the strength of my to ped, undaunted, to collect force and fer of pardon either to withdraw with­ it, and would have had him annihilate, send up a fast ball. cupy the early summer, ere Burgoyne instead of merely checking, these in­ give his opponents a taste of his in the British lines or to take the oath should need him, in an attack on Phil­ “I worked with my slow ball for vading hosts. quality. Such an exigency only stif­ of allegiance to the United States. adelphia. On the 12th of June, ac­ three months before I could get a fened his temper, and added a touch Men loved to tell afterwards how cordingly, he threw a force of eighteen "My toast,” cried John Adams, “Is curve to it, and after that it took me of daring to his spirit. Frederick the Great had said it was thousand men into New Jersey. a short and violent war." three years to perfect the delivery.” Lee’s Fiasco and Capture. the most brilliant campaign of the But Washington foiled him at eaoh Others envied Washington his pow­ Dubuc declares that his delivery Charles Lee, his second in command, century. attempt to advance by hanging always er and his growing fame, resented would be an ideal one for a left-hand­ hoping to make some stroke for him­ Congress took steps before the win­ upon his flank in such a position that their own subordination and his su­ er, inasmuch as hitting such a ball self upon the Hudson, had withheld ter was over to secure long enlist­ he could neither be safely ignored nor premacy, and intrigued to put General ■ from a left-handed pitcher would be full half the army in a safe post upon ments, and substitute a veritable army forced to fight; and the prudent Howe, Gates in his place. Had not Gates j much harder. The ball would come the river, in direct disobedience to for the three months’ levies with which abandoning the march, withdrew once won at Saratoga, and Washington lost up to the batter on an entirely new orders, while the British drove Wash­ Washington had hitherto been strug­ more to New York. at the Brandywine and at German­ | angle, and Jean insists that the best ington southward through New Jer­ gling to make shift. British Come to Philadelphia. town? Schuyler had prepared the i batters in the major leagues would be sey; but Lee was now happily in the Pledges His Private Fortune. But he did not abandon his project victory in the north; Arnold and Mor- ■ puzzled. hand of tbe enemy, taken at an un­ After the affair at Trenton, Wash­ against Philadelphia. Various persons have been given guarded tavern where he lodged, and ington had been obliged to pledge his He deemed it the “capital” of the ! credit for developing Dubuc, and most of the troops he had withdrawn own private fortune for their pay to insurgent confederacy, and wished to among those honored is Hugh Jen­ found their way at last to Washing­ induce the men whose terms of enlist­ discredit congress and win men of nings. Hughey, however, declares that ton beyond the Delaware. ment were to expire on New Year’s doubtful allegiance to his standard by ; Dubuc alone is responsible. Desperate efforts at recruiting were day—more than half his force—to stay its capture; and he reckoned. upon “Jean is one of those players who made. Washington strained his au­ with him but a few weeks more, till his | never wastes a moment,” says Jen- thority to the utmost to keep and some advantage in drawing Washing­ plan should be executed. Now he was ton after him to the southward, away j nings. equip his force, and excused himself authorized to raise regiments enlisted to congress very nobly. "A charac­ from Burgoyne's field of operations “When he is on the bench and an- till the war should end, and to exer­ in the north. Though July had come, j other man is pitching, the Frenchman ter to lose,’’ he said, “an estate to for­ cise almost dictatorial powers in feit, the inestimable blessing of lib­ therefore, and Burgoyne must need j is always figuring what he would everything that might affect the disci­ him presently, he put his eighteen throw the batter. What is more valu­ erty at stake, and a life devoted must pline, provisioning, and success of his be my excuse.’’ thousand men aboard the fleet and able, he makes his comments aloud arm y. carried them by sea to the Chesa­ and the young pitchers on the club What he planned and did won him There was need, for the year wit­ a character with his foes. peake. can gain valuable hints by listening nessed fighting of tremendous conse­ Before the year was out he had Washington Puzzled. to the sensation of 1912.” quence. Washington was sorely puzzled. He collected six thousand men, and was Brave British Plans. “Jeff” Tesreau of New York Giants. ready to strike a blow at the weak, had taken it for granted that Howe The British struck for nothing less BROOKLYN HAS STAR PLAYER extended line—Hessian mercenaries would go north, and he had gone than complete possession of the whole south! Many pitchers must thank Chesbro Then batters began to holler about for the most part—which Howe had and Ed Walsh for the fact that they the delivery. They held that it wasn't Daubert Besides Being left to hold the Delaware. state of New York, throughout the val­ “Howe’s in a manner abandoning One of Leading are in fast company today. These two real baseball—that it should be legis­ First Basemen Is Also Quite On Christmas day Washington leys of the Hudson and the Mohawk. Burgoyne is so unaccountable,” he General Howe, who had about twenty- said, “that I cannot help casting my great stars were the first to demon­ lated out of the game. Those mag­ Handy With Stick. made his advance, and ordered a strate that the spit ball was to be de­ nates who didn’t have a spitball pitch­ crossing to be made in three divisions, thousand men in New York city, was eyes continually behind me,” and he gan had done the fighting that secured pended upon. Since that time scores er on their staff joined in the anti­ under cover of the night. Only his to move up the Hudson; General Bur- followed very cautiously, ready upon John Daubert of the Brooklyn team, it; but Gates had obtained the com­ of twirlers have sprung up who have movement. You see there were only own division, twenty-five hundred goyne, with eight thousand men, from the moment to turn back, lest the who led the National league first base­ mand when all was ready, and was been effective as spitters but who a scattering few in those days—you strong, effected the passage. Canada down Lake Champlain; Colo­ movement should prove a feint. men in fielding last season, was born nel St. Leger, with a small but suffi­ willing to receive the reward. could have counted them on the fin­ 'Twas ten hours’ perilous work to But there was no mistake. Howe in Llewellyn, Pa., May 14, 1885. He With a political committee-congress gers of one hand. cross the storm-swept river in the cient force, down into the valley of the entered the Delaware, and, being began as a professional In 1907 w ith Mohawk, striking from Oswego, on in charge of affairs, nothing was im­ Nine-tenths of the fans shook their pitchy darkness, amidst the hazards frightened thence by reports of ob­ the Kent team of the Interstate league. Ontario; and the colonies were to be heads and said it was a freak delivery of floating ice, but not a man or a gun structions in the river, went all the possible. After two months of pastiming the cut in twain. New England hopelessly I that would soon die out. It’s an ac­ was lost. There was a nine miles’ long four hundred miles about the Washington and his army were Interstate blew and Daubert joined separated from her confederates, by tual fact that Owner Charles Murphy march through driving snow and sleet capes of Chesapeake, and put his army starving the while at Valley Forge, in the Marion O. and P. league team. The the converging sweep of three armies, was one of those opposed to the de­ after the landing before Trenton could ashore at Elkton for its advance upon desperate straits to get anything to following season Jake was drafted by aggregating more than thirty-three livery. be reached, the point of attack, and Philadelphia. eat or anything to cover them in that Cleveland and turned over to Nash­ thousand men. Defeat, But Not Rout. bitter season—not because there were I.ook at the Cubs today. They have ville, only to be recalled by the Naps a two men were frozen to death as they ! Lavender and Cheney, both leading went. But only the coast country, it turned It was then the 25th of August. no supplies, but because congress had short time later and sold to Toledo, Washington’s Famous Order. out, was tenable ground for British Washington met him (September 11) disorganized the commissary depart­ spitball throwers. Murphy was con­ which in turn sold him to Memphis. troops. vinced especially after he saw the General Sullivan sent word that tho behind the fords of the Brandywine, ment, and the supplies seldom reach­ Ticonderoga Falls. I great performances of Ed Walsh, king guns were wet: “Tell him to use and, unable to check Cornwallis on ed the camp. Sir Guy Carleton had attempted | of them all. Now all of the magnates the bayonet,” said Washington, "for his flank, was defeated. The country had not been too heav­ Champlain out of Canada the year be­ | and managers are on the outlook for the town must be taken.” But for him defeat was never rout; ily stricken by the war. Abundant fore, and had gone back to Quebec i a star spitball artist. Even McGraw, And it was taken—in the early his army was still intact and steady; crops were everywhere awn and without touching Ticonderga, so dis­ of the Giants, is well pleased over the morning, at the point of the bayonet, and he held his foe yet another fort­ peacefully reaped, and there were men concerted had he been by the price new-fangled style, especially since he with a loss of but two or three men night on the road ere “capital" could enough to do the work of sted-time he had had to pay for his passage up | added Jeff Tesreau to his staff. The surprise was complete. be entered (September 27). and harvest. the lake to a small force and an ex­ 1 It has been claimed only big, mas- Colonel Rahl, the commander of the Burgoyne was by that time deep The Army Chief Sufferers. temporized fleet under Benedict Arn­ ■ sive fellows can use this kind of de­ ce, was mortally wounded at the within the net spread for him at Sara­ It was only the army that was suf­ old. toga. On the morning of the 4th of fering for lack of food and lack of livery. Walsh, with his power and onset, and nine hundred Hessians This time Burgoyne, with his splen­ weight, was given three years and endered at discretion. October, in a thick mist, Washington men. The naked fact was that the did army, made short work of Ticon­ then "back to the minors for him.” ’hen he had gotten his prisoners threw himself upon Howe’s main confederacy was falling apart for lack deroga (July, 1777), and drove Gen­ They argued that his system would on the south Bide of the river, force encamped across the village of a government. Local selfishness eral Schuyler and his army back to not stand the strain any longer. .shington once more advanced to street of Germantown, and would have had overmastered national feeling, and their posts beyond the Hudson; but But you notice he’s been using it for lupy the town. overwhelmed it in the surprising on­ only a few men like Washington held the farther he got from his base upon Plays a Perilous Game. set had not two of his own columns the breaking structure together. eight years now and getting even bet­ the lake into the vast forests of that gone astray in the fog, attacked each ter—if such a thing is possible. So it It was a perilous place to be, no Washington's steadfastness was nev­ wide frontier, the more certainly did other, and so lost the moment's op­ is now believed the spitter isn’t so ubt, with the great unbridged er shaken; and Mrs. Washington, he approach disaster. portunity. great a strain on the arm as to the =am behind him; but the enemy’s stanch lady that she was, joined him No succor came. St. Leger was baf­ But an Empty Success. curve ball. It isn’t necessary to get even at Valley Forge. was everywhere broken, now that fled, and sent in panic back the way General Howe knew very soon how- the sam e sharp snap on the arm as center had been taken; had he had come. barren a success he had had. The The intrigue against him he watch­ when a curve is thrown. In fact, some withdrawn from the river in Howe did not ascend the river. The end of November came before he had ed in stern silence till it was ripe and ball players claim it’s a more natural abandoning its cannon even and Ed Reulbach. made himself master of the forts up­ evident, then he crushed it with sud­ way of pitching. zage at Burlington; and Wash- den exposure, and turned away in con­ on the Delaware below the “capital” would have had nothing but, speed and Lavender, of the Cubs, isn’t a .strap­ n Calmly dared to play the game tempt, hardly so much as mentioning and removed the obstructions from a prayer without the latest delivery. ping fellow. Nor are many others in ad planned. it in his letters to his friends. “Their the river to give access to his fleet; The writer remembers the time, and fast company who use the spitter. It was not Howe who came to meet own artless zeal to advance their the British power was broken and It was only a few years ago, when One surprising thing about the spit­ him, but the gallant Cornwallis, no views has destroyed them,” he said. made an end of in the north; and Chesbro was laughed at for his spit ball is that some twirlers who have mean adversary, bringing eight thou­ Washington was still at hand as men­ The Idol of His Men. ball. “Oh, some newfangled stunt begun to lose the knack of throwing sand men. Washington let him comp acing and dangerous as ever. His soldiers he succored and sup­ which will soon pass out of existence,” a curve have found the moist delivery all the way to Delaware without him­ Dr. Franklin was told in Paris that plied as he could, himself sharing their was the remark. But he kept plug­ a life saver. self stirring, except to put a small General Howe had taken Philadelphia. privations, and earning their love as ging away at it, made it a go, and Ed Even Reulbach, for years a leader tributary stream between bis men and “Philadelphia has taken Howe,” he he served them. “Naked and starving Walsh then swung into line. in the National league, is beginning the advancing columns; and the con­ laughed. as they are,” he wrote, “we nannot suf­ Walsh practically won the world’s to try out the spitball, because he fident Englishman went to bed that Winters at Valley Forge. ficiently admire the incomparable pa­ championship for the White ' Sox in knows his days as a curve ball throw­ night exclaiming, “At last we have Philadelphia kept Howe safely tience and fidelity of the soldiers.” 1906 through his spitball delivery. er are numbered. That old snap of his run down the old fox, and we’ll bag through the winter, and his officers And even out of that grievous win­ Prior to that time he had been a arm is slowly but surely telling on him in the morning.” made themselves easy amidst a round ter some profit was wrung. Hand­ The Fox Escapes. bench warmer. Only his great speed him. He has watched Walsh’s career of gayeties in the complacent town, some sums of French money had be­ had kept him on the pay roll. The with interest, noted that Ed pitches Then, while a small lorce kept the while Washington went to Valley gun of late to come slowly into the fact that he might amount to some­ with an easy movement, and has come camp-fires burning and worked aud­ Forge to face the hardships and the confederate treasury—for France, for thing was Comiskey's hope, and he en­ to the conclusion it isn’t all bunk after ibly at the ramparts the cold night intrigues of a bitter season. the nonce, was quick with sympathy couraged his trying the spitter. all. through, the fox was up and away. A deep demoralization fell that -win­ for America, and glad to lend secret He put the whole of his force upon ter, like a blight, upon all the busi­ aid against an old foe. Presently, she the road to Princeton and New Bruns­ ness of the struggling confederacy. promised, she would recognize the in­ According to Umpire Silk O'Lough- wick, where he knew Cornwallis’ The congress, in its exile at York, had dependence of the United States, and ! lin, Reb Russell of the White Sox is stores must be. lost its tone and its command in af­ herself grapple once more with Eng­ going to be a great pitcher. As the morning's light broadened country swarmed with gathering mi­ fairs. It would have lost it as com­ land. * * * into day (January 3, 1777) he n e t the litia. They would not volunteer for pletely in Philadelphia, no doubt, for Foreign Officers Volunteer. Harry Hooper, never considered a British detachment at Princeton in the distant campaigns; but this invading it was no longer the body it had been. Meanwhile French, German, and Pol­ M r f t e r ii) | great hitter has been whaling the ball way, and drove it back in a decisive host, marching by their very homes Its best members were withdrawn ish officers hurried over sea to serve | at a remarkable clip lately. “Jake” Daubert, rout, a keen ardor coming into his into the deep forest, roused them and to serve their respective states in the as volunteers with the raw armies of * * * blood as he saw the sharp work done. tempted them as they had been roused critical business, now everywhere in the confederacy—adventurers, some of Infielder Ona Dodd, who refused to After this speedy shifting on the base­ “An old-fashioned Virginia fox-hunt, at Concord, and they gathered at its hand, of reorganizing their govern­ them; others sober veterns, gentle­ gentlemen,” he exclaimed, shouting rear and upon its flanks as they had ment; and it itself was no government j go to San Francisco, has been satisfied ball map Jake was allowed to settle men of fortune, men of generous and with a berth in the class B league down in Memphis, where he played in the view-halloo. Had his troops been run together to invest Roston. at all, but simply a committee of ad­ noble quality—among the rest the boy­ | with Columbus. 1909. His work looked good to the fresh and properly shod to outstrip A thousand men Burgoyne felt vice, which the states heeded or ig­ ish Lafayette and the distinguished * * * Brooklyn management, which pur­ Cornwallis at their heels, he would obliged to leave in garrison at Ticon­ nored as they pleased. Steuben. chased his release. Jake became the have pressed on to New Brunswick deroga; a thousand more, sent to Ben­ Oftentimes but ten or twelve mem- (TO BE CONTINUED.) Bob Harmon's two-hit game against the Giants was a great stunt, D odgers’ first basem an in 1910 and has but it must be remembered that Hub held the job ever since. Besides his pre-eminently suited to the first car­ Paradise on Earth for Women. Perdue did the same. clever fielding Daubert is quite a slug­ Walter Johnson beat every team rier of the title. * * * ger, his batting average showing .307 “Good Name” an Inspiration London reports of a lecture by Mrs. in the league before bo lost his elev- for 1911 and .308 for 1912. "I thoroughly believe in the law of James Brown Potter on "Gosainthan tn th game. As recompense for dropping the suggestion that is getting to be taught Occultism,” say that she succeeded in • * * whole series in Chicago the Yankees War Correspondent Satisfied That the after repeated trials, the combination on both sides of the Atlantic these convincing her audience of little more were paid for an attendance close to California Changes. Appellation “Angus” Brought of the triple-syllabled first name and Billy Gilbert i3 a Giant again, but days as much as our letters. I be- than that the Gosainthan garb is ex­ only nominally. McGraw has made 75,000 for th e four day stay. Because the Long Beach team. In Him Good Fortune. second missed fire. Lushington in * * * iieve that a ‘good name’ is an inspira­ tremely becoming. It was a green him a scout. the Southern California league, lost rapid conversation got to be ‘Mush- 10 straight games under his manage­ Angus Hamilton, the Balkan war tion to a man, it acts like an epaulette robe with a mantle of Venetian red, * * * Jack Herbert begins his third year inyton' and even ‘Slushington,’ and, ment, Manager Lou Durham and five correspondent, talked about his name, | on one’s shoulder or a cross of honor and is said to have suggested mysti­ Clark Griffith thinks Mullin will be as manager of the Pekin team of the anyhow, it was too long and got tan­ cism. One fact gleamed from Mrs. Pot­ Illinoia-Missouri league, which is of his players were canned. Durham Angus, the other day and the reason gled up about my legs as it were. on one’s coat. And to this name of the deciding factor for him in win­ ‘Angus’ I am indebted for many a for­ ter’s discourse was that in the sacred ning the pennant. some record In a class D circuit. was Immediately signed by Pasadena of its choice by him now from the ■ "So I tried John. Now John is an • * * to manage its team, and several of bbs three or four Christian names given tunate escape from trouble—serious region of the wonderful Temple of • • • eminently proper and modest cog­ players also were taken on. Incldeiv tiim at his christening. trouble. Gosainthan, which is somewhere Shortstop Ireland turned back to Joe Rapp, a Wichita inflelder, was nomen for any one, be he king or cob­ among the peaks of the Himalayas, no tally, Durham won his first game as “My full name\” said Mr. Hamilton, “When I was wounded down in Af­ the Phillies by Sacramento, has been married recently to Miss Clara Sei­ bler, but ‘John Hamilton’ didn’t scan woman can be punished for anything. manager of the Pasadena team. Jess “is John Angus Lushington Moore i rica, tangled up with the Boxers In sold to Rochester. bert, an attractive blonde Buckeye. well. Another syllable was needed. But this is small comfort to the dwell­ Stovall, who has been an um pire in Hamilton—rather a bit of luggage to Pekin, even sentenced to death as a » * • Mr. and Mrs. Rapp were classmates I tacked on the Moore and made it ers in Piccadilly and Broadway. the Southern California, was made spy a few months ago in the Bulgar­ Manager Chance has put a damper in a Cincinnati school. carry about in one's kit when on the ‘John Moore Hamilton.’ Better, but manager of the Long Beach team to ian lines, somehow this name of mine on the Bermuda talk by saying the • * * march. As a kid I was called by vari­ still too long. succeed Durham. ous names. Jack being the most com­ would not allow me to surrender to Will Seek to Recover Relics. climate there Is too damp. Joe Kelley says that his Toronto “Now 'Angus’ is a pet of mine. Not • * * mon of all. When I got out into the only is it a good old historic name, fate. I could not allow an ’Angus’ to If it Is found possible the United team will again win the champion­ ' Comiskey Is Pleased. war field, as I did before I knew bet­ but it came into the family of Ham- die of trifling wounds, or fever, or be States navy department will recover Williams went and broke Yale’s long ship in the International league. He ter. I determined to let go all super­ iltons long ago. The first title given killed as a spy, or, worse still, be the cannon, bronze ornaments and winning baseball streak. Williams declares that he has a stronger com­ "It is a great compliment to Chicago fluities and made up my mind that to our branch of Hamiltons in Eng­ mixed up In any queer transactions. other relics of the old American alumni best have no dealings with ex- bination than he had last year. to have three big leagues furnishing one forename was enough for any “So you see the chosen name has Yale men for a few days. « » • the fans with baseball,” said President land was that of Earl Angus in 1389 frigate Philadelphia, the hulk of which • * * man unless he went in for the minis- Alfred Douglas Dougias-Hamilton. been of as much advantage to mo as has rested and rotted in the mud of Hugh McKinnon, who had a three- Comiskey of the White Sox, after hav­ Ipy or a literary turn. who was thus honored, was the pre­ the amulet to the Hindu or the beads the harbor of Tripoli since 1804, when Del Paddock, the good-gaited third day fling as manager of the Lynchburg ing watched the Federal leaguers in “At first 1 tried Lushington. This mier peer of Scotland and hereditary to the Bahaist, and I shall hold on to she was set on fire and sunk by Lieu­ baseman of the Rochester club, who team of the alleged United States action. "I am flattered when I think eemed a good sort and being an old keeper of the Hoiyrood Palace. The it as long as I have any commission tenant Decatur to prevent her use by usually bats left-handed, shifts to the league, announces that he will go to I picked out a business that appeals ’•-tvilv no almost caught me. But word means 'strong, vir.le,’ and Is that takes me into the enemy’s camp ” the pirates who had captured her. other side of the plate when facing Paris and put baseball in France on a to so many people,” added the Old southpaw pitching. real sure enough basis. 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B o x 1 B 7 5 Private Ambulance to Hire at Reasonable Rates h. E. Seaman Subscription Agency 1 1 8 SmnmfJyMaaazIno 14 NORTH I7th STREET, EAST ORANGE, N. J. I until they attain a sufficient size to I be put Into the ponds containing old- CELEBRATING THE END OF A STRIKE \ er fish. The Chinese have long under­ THOSE RHEUMATIC stood all the Intricacies of incubation, ROMANTIC L I SUIT TWINGES j and w ere am ongst the first to use in- Much of the rheu- j cubators for the hatching of hens' matic pain that I eggs, long before such machines were Hero of Novel Sues Ruler for a comes in damp, j made In this country. At one time a L a r g e S u m . changing weather is | considerable business was done In the work of uric this style of spawn hatching.—Week­ acid crystals. ly Scotchman. Needles couldn’t A. M. Jacob, Aid to Marlon Crawford, cat, tear or hurt any Rudyard Kipling and Madame Bla- worse when the af­ “NON-FUSSING” CLUB FORMED vatsky, Seek $1,250,000 From fected muscle joint Present Nizam of Hyderabad. is used. If such attacks are Head of the Cliff-Buddha “Quit your fussing and let’s all be- marked with head­ | have,” is the object of a club formed London.—One of the most sensation­ ache, backache, diz­ : at the state Presbyterian college at al and romantic lawsuits ever heard ziness and disturb­ I Emporia, Kas., for the study of eti­ in India will be up for a hearing ;n ances of the urine, quette. The faculty is behind the Calcutta shortly. Action has beeu it’s time to help the movement, and is not averse to ad­ weakened kidneys. brought by A. M. Jacob, late of Simia, Doan's Kidney mitting that spooning, unchaperoned now living in Bombay, against the Pills quickly help strolls and late hours are the underly- present Nizam of Hyderabad. sick kidneys. i ing elements that call for reform. A New York Case Jacob Is widely known In America D. J. Donovan. Larchuiont, N. Y., says: ‘‘My Primarily the course is to promote as the hero of Marion Crawford’s ritfht leg was so swollen it was twenty-fonr Inches a round. My hack felt as If It were be­ more pleasant relations between stu­ novel, “Mr. Isaacs,” as the original of | ing prodded with a hot Iron. 1 had rundown from 210 pounds to 150. I was steadily growing dents—to eliminate the little factional Lurgsh ffahib, maker of rich pearls In worse, and had given up hope. I Improved rap­ 5 quarrels and to teach the erring ones id lv, however, under tno use of Doan’s Kidney Kipling’s “Kim.” He also is said to Fills. They cured me entirely and I have since I politeness. But all the rest is includ- have taught the late Mme. Blavatsky, gained 40 pounds.” | ed under the heading “general and one of the founders of the American Get Doan's at A ny Store, 50c a Box compartlve etiquette.” Never again Theosophical society, more about oc­ DOAN’SVS will co-eds think for a second of mak- cultism than she had ever dreamed of. FOSTER-M1LBURN CO., BUFFALO, N. Y. | ing “dates” unless In accordance with The suit is a Bequel to an amazing i the rules laid down in this course of transaction, almost twenty-five years ' study on etiquette. Never again will ago by the late Nizam of Hyderabad W. N. U., NEW YORK, NO. 24-1913. it be permissible to take a partner by and Jacob over the imperial diamond A woman is really brave when she ! the arm as they trip down the stair­ now in possession of the new Nizam. is trying to make iome man better. way for chapel. "Custom affirms that This diamond, one of the finest In ! woman Is able to walk down stairs un­ the world and worth a fortune, was Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup fo r Children assisted,” is the warning given. ■ bought for the late nizam by Jacob ! teething, softens the gums, reduces i n da nun *4 when the latter was at his power in i tion,allays patn,curea wind colic,2$c a bottleUU* ' LAKE DRIES, THEN REFILLS Simla. Only part of the money was paid, but the diamond was never given Some people might just as well be crazy for all the sense they have. Near Lorrach, In the Black Forest, up. Again and again Jacob has sought is the strangest lake In the world. It permission to sue the nlzam for the Poison Oak or Ivy Poisoning is called the Eichener See, and is per­ recovery of money owing, $1,250,000. is quickly relieved hy bathing the af­ fectly dry for from ten to thirteen That permission has always been re­ fected parts in a solution of two tea­ years at a time, after which periods fused, but at the Durbar, through the spoonfuls of Tyree’s Antiseptic Pow­ subterranean springs refill the lake help of Maj. Gen. Stuart Beatson, aide der to a pint of water. 25c. at all without any previous warning, flooding de camp of King George, Jacob’s long druggists or sample sent free hy J. S. and destroying any crops that have standing grievance was put before the T yree, W ashington, D. C.—Adv. been planted. The soil in the bed of king, who said he would see what thq lake Is very productive, but the A Prerequisite. could be done. farmers and peasants never know In Standing on the ledge of the twenty-fourth story of Cincinnati’s new sky­ Lord Hardinge, viceroy, has now “Where should you advise me to go scraper—the Union Central building at Fourth and Vine streets—workmen what year their work will be useless agreed to the action and when the case for my vacation?” rained flowers and blossoms down on the passing street cars in honor of the and their young crops “drowned.” A comes on some names that are house­ “Why not try Shoreville?” end of the traction strike. Only a few days before from the same building few weeks ago the Eichener See, after hold words, including two viceroys of "Can I have a good time there?” blocks of granite, iron bars and bags of cement were thrown down by having been dry for the last ten years, India, one of them Lord Curzon, the “Yes, if you take it with you.”— strike sympathizers. began refilling with water, which in private, as opposed to the public life Judge. the deepest part is now fifteen feet, of viceroys will be given. Financed the average depth being twelve feet. by a friend and confident of a triumph­ Interesting Booklet for Investors. The waters of the lake generally re­ ant verdict, Jacob undertakes the task BRYCE IN LETTER OF REGRET COFFINS USED BY SMUGGLERS A timely and comprehensive book­ main a year or two, and then gradual­ with all his heart in it. let on Public Utility Companies and ly disappear into the earth, leaving a Former Ambassador Writes to Wash­ German Authorities, However, Pene­ The strange cliff-Buddha of Kiatang, whose head is here For years he has been living in their securities for small and large rich soil behind. ington Friends of Love for Amer­ trate Trapping of Woe and Find Investors has just been issued for free about 150 feet in height. It is full length and the feet are washed by a. Bombay with little money, due to the ican People. Saccharine. ing mountain torrent. It was, indeed, to guard against the dangers of disastrous diamond transaction; distribution by Kelsey, Brewer & rapids here that the figufe was cut in the cliff-side by the life-long labor f a LADIES’ HATS IN KOREA whereas he was one of the richest Company, Bankers, Michigan Trust men in India. Former adviser of no Washington.—James Bryce, former Berlin.—Smugglers of saccharine, Building, Grand Rapids, Mich.—Adv. single priest. The rock is rather soft and, as can be seen, there is ch ambassador from Great Britain just on which there is a high import duty earth in the crevices which has been utilized for a monstrous growth of air, less than four viceroys and confidante of every fashionable and beautiful before leaving American soil, sent in Germany and a higher one still in Carry Flint. eyebrows and mustache. Austria, are ever inventing new tricks woman—In fact, uncrowned king of back from San Francisco a letter of The Norfolk peasants always regard to elude the authorities. Simla—he taught Kipling much of appreciation and affection to the pointed flints as thunderbolts. So con­ A short time ago the inhabitants of what he knew of India. He made American people. The letter, made sistent are the simple folks that they a Bavarian village on the Swiss fron­ GRAVE OF “PRINCE” CARROLL FIGHTING SEA-SICKNESS name and early fame for Marion Craw­ public here, was in reply to one from will often assure you that they picked ford, who sat at his feet In Delhi, residents of Washington expressing tier were amazed lo see a modest fu­ them up red hot. They carry flints and neral procession, coffin, pallbearers, At last, it is claimed, sea-sickness is Simla. \ regret at his leaving. It referred to stone arrowheads about with them in mourners and undertaker, all in order, going to be abolished. The gyroscope When at the height of his fame and the belief that this custom will pre­ pass through the village with police­ is what is relied upon to accomplish power when all Simla was flocking to vent them being struck by lightning. this exceedingly desirable consumma­ his wonderful seances and his house, men and inspectors acting apparently tion. Vou install a graduated selec- stocked with precious stones and or­ as honorary escort. Hopeless Case. A halt was made at the police sta­ j tion of these scientific double spin- naments, was the most fashionable in Miss Irene Gillicuddy, of Millville, tion. the coffin was opened, and from . ning-tops aboard your ship, and forth­ Simla, tbe story of the fateful imperial Miss., writes: "I have a gentleman it about 100 pounds of saccharine, with she ceases to roll or pitch. diamond began. friend who has been keeping company which the smugglers had attempted to So, at least, says the inventor of The story is a long one and per­ with me all this year, but who introduce in this way. the apparatus; but the ordinary indi­ haps the most amazing that could be never Indicated or intimated that At one of the railroad stations In vidual will probably "hae his doots.” told outside of fiction. It shows in­ wishes to be considered other Berlin, one of the roomy furniture He, has heard the same story before. trigue at its height and the action of friend of mine. I am nineteen vans which in Europe are filled with For instance, there was the famous Lord Lansdowne, who at the time was old, with ruby lips, rose-pink household goods, loaded on a fiat car anti-sea-sick steamer, Bessemer, with viceroy, in the sale of the diamond golden hair, azure eyes an and shipped to any desired city, was its adjustable “swinging saloon," was remarkable. disposition. Do you thin~ opened accidentally. Railroad em­ which, it was intended, should Put very briefly, the case which le hang up some mistletoe ployes were surprised to find it loaded preserve a horizontal floor. As a to be recalled in a sensational fashion dentally stand beneath it with broken furniture of no value. As ter of fact, the Bessemer rolled worse is this: around, just to encourage the car came from Switzerland, the than any tramp. Jacob was approached by the late “Irene, If a young ma Yet another attempt to overcome Nizam of Hyderabad to purchase for police were called in, and a thorough encouragement of mistlet the evil was that made by a French­ him the famous imperial'diamond, then examination for illegal articles was circumstances, there is n on sale in London. Jacob obtained made, but without effect. Finally a It is not unusual for a dog, the pet man named Bazin. In effect, his idea him .” the stone and offered It to the nlzam policeman noticed the unusual thick­ of a family, to be given burial on the was to construct a steamer on wheels. for $1,250,000. The nizam accepted ness of the walls of the van. Inves­ estate of his owner, and it often hap­ Not paddle-wheels, be it understood, Everybody’s Doing and paid Jacob $250,000 on account. tigation showed a space two Inches pens that a tablet of one kind or an­ but semi-submerged hollow steel discs, The premier of Servia o which should roll partly through and He took the stone and never paid an­ wide between the side walls and a time had a round of offi other is erected to his memory. But commodious secret garret under the partly over the water, bearing the ves­ other rupee. make in the ministry b it is seldom that these things fall to roof packed with saccharine. sel with them. Alas for his hopes! The sale had been stopped by the first visit was at eleve the lot of a horse, although in his liv­ The same van had made the trip The roller boat proved impracticable president of Hyderabad, who acted, it he had allotted 15 min" ing hours he may have been none the between Schaffhausen and Berlin at even in smooth water, while in rough, is alleged, under the influence of Lord He called on a cert less faithful to his master’s interests. least once before, according to the for which it was specially designed, it Lansdowne, who had quarreled with stood talking to hir “Prince” Carroll’s life was unusual­ railroad records. Van and contents simply would not go at all. Jacob. Not only did Jacob lose the thought was his low in’ ly happy—if horses can be happy— James Bryce. were confiscated, but the consignee and now his grave is marked by a fine money he paid out to obtain the dta- proceeded across the hall td The illustration shows a Korean mond, but soon after was sued by the disappeared. monument. His home was at Gorham, his well-known interest in the plans of another minister. maid attired in the latest product of nizam of Calcutta on the charge of Most of the saccharine smuggled Me. His master, John Carroll, a man HENS THAT HATCH FISH for the beautification of the national On the way th^re he sought t the native milliner. It is probable cheating. The case lasted 57 days and into Germany is destined for Austria, of means, loved him. capital. “I am glad to think that an at his watch, it' was gone. He that to Korean eyes American fem­ ate up most of Jacob’s money and the smugglers finding It much easier Prince had a playground all his As is generally known, a big quanti­ Englishman who loves the United into the othei minister’s office a inine headgear would appear as out­ drove him from Simla. to hoodwink Austrian officials with own, where he daily romped, forget­ ty of fish spawn is annually lost. To States and its people,” the former en­ exclaim ed: landish as this does to ours. He won the case, but never received shipments from Germany than else­ ting his advancing years. And when avoid this, fish rearers in China care­ voy wrote, “is not debarred by an “This is too much. Here I come to the diamond back and never got a where. Besides, the Austrian duty is he died not long ago John Carroll saw fully collect spawn from the surface official position from taking In all this place and call on a high official, rupee of the money due him. higher. to It tha*: he had more than a decent of the water, and when they have se­ MAKING GLASS PLIABLE your projects for the artistic devel­ and when I come out my watch is At last Jacob will have a chance he A classic trick, now exposed and no burial within plain sight of the Car­ cured a sufficient quantity they take a opment of the national capital an In­ gone. I will not stand it!” has long awaited to sue the present longer practiced, was to send candies roll homestead. The grave is marked number of hens' eggs, the contents of The brittleness of glass is due to the terest as keen as any that your own “Excellency,” said the other minis­ nlzam. He could not sue without the to be blessed to the pilgrimage monas­ by a monument which bears the in­ which have been carefully emptied quick cooling of the hot substance. It citizens could take.” ter, "pray be calm! I will see what tery at Einsiedein, In Switzerland, af­ scription: "A Loving and Faithful through a small aperture, and refill is known that constant motion tends permission of the government of India. I can do.” ter which they were exported to Aus­ Friend, Prince.” the shells with the spawn. The holes to rearrange the molecule in any sub­ Presently the second minister re­ are then sealed up, and the eggs put stance, and a similar effect Is ob­ ESQUIMAU GOES FOR BRIDE tria. Here they went, not to the pi­ turned and handed the premier his CISTERN FULL OF HARD CIDER ous, but to a refinery, to be melted up under broody hens. served when glass is boiled in a weak w atch. The hens are allowed to incubate solution of salt in water and allowed Gets Schooling, Lack of Which Once and the saccharine in them removed. "What did the thieving rascal say HAIR CUT BY A SQUIRREL Cause of Neighborhood Drunkenness Both the monastery and the cus­ the eggs for a certain number of days, to cool gradually. The toughness of Discovered After a Year Had Caused His Rejection when you made him return my when the eggs are again broken and the glass is increased very much and by Girl. toms were for months taken in by this A squirrel trimmed off a man's hair Gone By. watch?” asked the premier. their contents put into water that the effect of quick heating is less dis­ device. “Oh,” replied the other minister, “he at Hood River, Ore., recently. The Seattle, Wash.—Paul Patkotak. aa has been previously warmed by the astrous to them. This is easily ap­ Bonner Springs, Kan.—The discov­ did not know I took it.” man, named Bloom, had been working sun. In a very short space of time plied to articled used in the laboratory eighteen-year-old Esquimau, has sailed ery of cistern filled with "hard” cider WOULD SELL HER DEAD BODY in a garden and was taking a nap and to glass globes for lighting pur­ for Point Barrow, the arctic extremity -- the spawn hatches, and the young fry on a farm near here solved a mystery after lunch, when a squirrel that had poses, and presents much breakage. of Alaska, on the schooner Transit to are then kept in pure, fresh water that has baffled the law enforcement Woman Says She Is In Immediate been making its home in the house, claim the hand of Miss Alice Ahlook, officers of Wyandotte county for more Need of Clothes—Falls to evidently thinking the man’s long native teacher In the Point Barrow Make the Sale. I n S u m m e r — black locks would make an excellent than a year. government school, who refused to Frequent complaints have been filed lining for a nest, trimmed off a por­ marry him three years ago because of with prosecuting attorney that many Cincinnati.—A woman, plainly but tion of the hair while he slept. “The his lack of education. When the body needs Wonderful Painted House men and boys in this vicinity were be­ rather well dressed, sat patiently for rodent’s teeth must have been sharp,” When he was rejected by Miss Ah­ an hour in tbe receiving ward of the but little food, that little said Bloom, “for I was unable to feel ing ruined by strong drink, but the utmost vigilance on his part failed to look the youth trapped enough arctic Cincinnati hospital and when her turn should be appetizing and him at work there cutting away the foxes to pay for a year’s tutelage and finally came she startled the receUving hair. I must have moved in my sleep locate either joints or “bootleggers.” nourishing. Tho cistern was found by one of worked hie passage to Seattle. Here clerk. Mr. Walsh, by stating thal she and In his excitement he evidently he was permitted to enter one of the wished to sell her body to buy fine pulled some of the hairs out instead the prosecutor’s assistants, who has Then about the best been in the ileighborhood a week dis­ grammar schools because of the clothes. | of cutting them. This awoke me and and most convenient thing guised as a farm hand. A chemist’s knowledge he had gained at the Point The woman said; “My tame is I let out a yell that almost frightened analysis showed that the cider was Barrow school. His summer vacations Eleanor Muchmore, and I’ve come one can have handy is a the squirrel to death.” about six per cent pure alcohol. were spent with a fishing fleet. During here to sell my body." package of The farmer who owned the cistern the last year he has learned shor/.- “You don’t want us to kill you?” BEE SWARM SEIZES AN AUTO was enjoined from selling or making hand, typewriting and bookkeeping in said the astonished clerk. cider and the cistern and its contents addition to his other studies. “Oh, no,” replied Miss Muchmore, At San Bernardino, Cal., a big were destroyed. Patkotak came south clad In furs. "but I want new clothes badly and 1 P o s t swarm of bees took possession of an i He will return dressed in American thought I might be able to sell my automobile belonging to W. H. Rogers, j Husband “Tranferred” Wife. clothing. body to some doctor In this Institu­ which was standing In front of a chop i New Brunswick, N. J.—Arrested for tion to be delivered after my natural house. It Is believed the bees mjs- I deserting her husband, Mrs. Elizabeth One-Legged Man Drowns. d eath .” T o a s t i e s took the hood and radiator for a hive. Bloomfield of Perth Amboy, declared Philadelphia.—Leopold Glick of this Miss Muchmore seemed greatly dis­ It was a long tiyie before they could | her husband had “transferred” her to city took off his wooden leg to go appointed when It was explained to be coaxed into a box, and the opera- William McFarland, who was also ar­ swimming. He took a cramp in his her that her proposition could not be This food is fully cook­ tion attracted a big crowd, many of ! rested. Both-received jail sentences. other leg and was drowned. entertained. whom were stung as the result of j ed— crisp, delicious and their curiosity. ready to serve direct from . ------Seek New Trial; Plea Is Novel. UMBRELLA CAUSES SHOOTING Culp Is in Mercy hospital, where it the package. Los Angeles, Cal.—Declaring that WORD’S BIGGEST SCREWS is said he can not recover, while Cole is at his own home with a bullet George H. Peck, a millionaire realty Constable Cunningham’s Explanation Post Toasties with fresh The longest screws in the world wound in the breast. operator of San Pedro, had fallen of Wounding Two Miners Who De­ asleep and snored during the trial, Lee strawberries and cream « have recently been turned out of a manded Shelter. Cunningham told the police he was Pennsylvania engineering works. The walking along the Washington Pike Rial, found guilty of swindling, has are hard to beat. asked for a new trial. castings are screws UBed in a machine In Locarno ori Lake Magglore stands the remarkable painted house road when he was accosted by Culp “The Memory Lingers” for pressing oil from fish. Each screw here shown. The formerly blank side of the building has been painted to Pittsburgh.—Because they would and Cole, both coal miners, who asked is 19 feet 4 inches long, and the represent the front entrance of a large villa. The Illusion Is perfect until one not desist In their requests to be al­ to be allowed to walk under his um­ $1,50* for Small Dog. thread upon It is 29 inches wide at has approached very close to the house. Then only is It seen that the loggia, lowed to walk under his umbrella dur­ brella. He refused the request, but, New York.- A four-pound Pomerani­ Sold by Grocers. the large end and 20 inches at the the windows with bottle glass panes, the projecting side column with gar­ ing a heavy rain storm, Constable according to Cunningham, they be­ an, which arrived from Europe on the small end. The sharp on which the goyle and cornice, the foliage on the arbor, the round window under the Thomas Cunningham pulled his re­ came so Insistent he was forced to Carmania, was bought by Legget Pulta Postum Cereal Company, Limited, thread Is formed has a six-inch core eaves and all the.sculptured decorations are merely painted on a flat surface volver and shot Samuel Culp and shoot them to enforce his refusal. for $1,500. The dog Is th e m ost valu­ Battle Creek, Mich., U. S. A. running through Its entire length. of cement lames Cole, both of Scott township. Cunningham was arrested. able one of Its kind In the world. -

write me if they are any good. Too Slck-Rocm Light. could use them as an. adjunct to a 00 TIMES IN CANADA If there are electric lights In tha EXPERIENCE bazar, performing them in a separate sick room they will generally be ^ o c i a l j o t m booth with curtains hung at the door IRINESQ PROSPERING, TBADB found too brilliant, hurting the eyes to give an air of mystery, and charge . REUSING AND FINANCES of the patient, and not every sick room OF MOTHERHOOD a penny to get in. Of course, this is IN GOOD SHAPE. has the electric lights that can be all to be done by young people, as it turned up or down. Make a little c 7 / / c Z is within their possibilities. present tightening up of money green silk bag and fasten It over the Advice to Expectant Mothers Put a nail in the end of a candh and ;ot be looked upon as being in incandescent bulb and it will give a set it all in a glass filled with water. t :■.( In might about by financial! good but subdued and harmless light ‘.ncy, It is really more a period The experience of Motherhood is a try­ The nail will steady the candle, which, ing one to most women and marks dis­ m m d will burn until nothing ck-talilng resorted to by the I Important to Mothers tinctly an epoch in their lives. Not ona ways rising above the I in the true condition'! Examine carefully every bottle of woman in a hundred is prepared or un­ water by reason of flnarifies s nd trade of the coun- CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for business enterprises lQfants and children, and see that it derstands how to properly care for her­ weight. self. Of course nearly every woman Take a small picture iV ted. Throughout the’ Bears the nowadays has medical treatm ent at such per or book, and t-her are those who if allowed Signature of | times, but many approach the experi­ around a candle. Light Linut, arrowing, would inev- j in Use For OveTlo'yeara'’" ence with an organism unfitted for tha another candle and o a rm .ns towards precipi- Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria near until the paper becomes tn trial of strength, and when it is over »■” ometh iirr a good deal worse ______parent. Unwrap the paper, and every IMP*ISI ■y fi el now. In Canada, the j her system has received a shock from An Outdoor Birthday Party. Many a married man has made his which it is hard to recover. Following one will be astonished to find the pics i i M s is are excellsnt, and it is wife happy by leaving home. right upon this comes the nervous strain How children do love parties, birth­ ture printed on the candle. say business was never bet- j ______of caring for the child, and a distinct day parties especially, and every Put a candle unlighted in a basin ie pulse of trade is carefully | ^ pessimist is merely a man who is change in the mother results. child is entitled to one day out of the of water. Let several try to take It by tin: I mance Department . Iiever happy unless he isn’t. year for his or her very own, and of out with their mouths, not touching i ■ 'V,-- )ominion government, and’ it j ______There is nothing more charming than, course this is the natal day. I won­ the candle with their hands. Kvery native to read portions of the pnkijmatica s t o p s v o c e p a in £ happy and healthy mother of children, der if mothers realize they are mak­ . of Hon W, T. White the I or breaks apyourcoldln one hour. it’s marvelous one will fail. Then you put your face ; Used externally. AU druggists, 26 cents. Ad.v- and indeed child-birth under the right ing history and how very short the in the water, and, when your mouth Is £ i r e Minister, delivered a few days conditions need be no hazard to health or time will be when these wee tots will near the end of the candle, draw in a bet ire the House of Commons. | He’s a bad citizen who can’t get a beauty. The unexplainable thing is be saying: “When I was little we did deep breath, and the suction of the that, with all the evidence of shattered White's remarks are in part as ; good obituary notice. so and so.” I am reminded of an eld­ water will draw the candle Into your i l l ® n !wg; ------—— » nerves and broken health resulting from erly woman who always counts back mouth. nils agree ably to my lot to ex- rT’’S * g. an unprepared condition, and with am­ to her sixth birthday and the sake Allow some drops from a lighted | p f ; ple time in which to prepare, women > most hearty congratulations * 11© A r ir iy OF which she chose for the occasion was candle to fall into a basin of cold wa­ will persist in going blindly to the trial. ! i House and the country upon jO _ __ , • , • “roll jelly.” The young mother was ter. This grease will form flowers. fff. lb* peroua conditions which it L/O X lSO pBLtlQ IT Every woman at this time should rely not an expert cook but she had prom­ String these on a wire with green to be our good fortune to I* Growing Smaller Every Day. upon Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ised the child she would chose the leave^ made from paper, and an in­ am happy to announce that CARTER’S LITTLE Compound, a most valuable tonic and kind, of cake she wanted, and, let me teresting plant will be the result. come of ihe last fiscal year, LIVER PILLS are JXnvigorator of the female organism. add, she made it, and it was glorious Heat a piece of wire and stick it • Tided. on March 31, will prove responsible— they in the child’s eyes and has gone down crosswise through the middle of a In many homes . ore, sa cisfactory as reflecting not only give relief into the annals of a happy life with candle. Make a wick at both ends. j.fr k ’he highest, pitch to which our ■ — they perma once childless there many a birthday cake and a party. Balance the candle on two tumblers. prosperity has y et attained. I nentlycureCon-_ are now children be­ Remember, children are the most Light the wicks, and the dropping try. expectation th a t when the : ?tl|,atlon- cause of the fact satisfactory of all guests, the very of the candle grease will make the that Lydia E. Pink­ e closed, it will be found that them fo r6 fact of dressing and going to a party candle see-saw, faster and faster as ham’s V egetable revenue will have reached Bilionneu, and bringing' home the spoils is bliss. the flame grows hotter. This' is a Compound m akes •did total of $168,250,000, or . Indigestion, Sick Headache, Sallow Skin. Provide little baskets of dainty tissue pretty experiment. women norm al, se o ver th e y ear 1911-12 of SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE. paper bags in which to put the favors 00,000. Some indication of healthy and strong. Genuine muct bear Signature and candies, and even the cake, for Pastimes For Outdoor Parties. iflcent giowth of the Domin- If you want special advice write to some kiddies love to take samples Did you every try “Blowing the ’ " be gleaned from the fact that Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi­ home. Cone?” The youngsters will :ove It. ■ s iuereaae In revenue during the pe- dential) Lynn, Mass. Tour letter will Now for the party. We will need Make a large cone of stiff paper and . d i one year almost equals the en- be opened, read and answered by a a lawn, some trees and a big porch slip it on a string stretched between venue of the country seventy woman and held in strict confidence- and then with these accessories there two trees about three feet from the Burt ago. SPECIAL TO WOMEN must be a big bowl of lemonade on ground. BbThe augm entation of revenue to Do you realize the fact that thousand* hand under a Japanese umbrella, the Give each child a try to see if by which I have referred has not been of women are now using stake or handle being driven into the blowing into the large end of tlie ' Ilf h Uf' ' d ,f* ’ ’ U ' Irregular, spasmodic or intermittent ALBERTA ground. Children are always thirsty cone they can send It across tlie in its nature, but has steadily charac­ and this will prevent them from run­ string. The art Is to1 see who can ■ : terised each month of the entire fiscal ning into the house for a drink every send it over with the fewest “blows.' I w w l H B i year. It was of course mainly derived THE PRICE OF five minutes. Hide animal crackers Another very good amusement is to ■ frprn Customs receipts, but the other over the grounds and tell the guests tie a knot in a clothes line and stretch m r sources of revenue—excise, post ofllce A Soluble Antiseptic Powder BEEF there is a whole menagerie hidden un­ it conveniently high between two i r i t i f i w a and railways)—also gave us very sub­ IS HIGH AND SO as a remedy for mucous membrane af­ IS THE PRICE OF der the bushes, in the grass and even trees or posts, blindfold each child in stantial Increases.” CATTLE. turn and give him three clothes pins. fections, such as sore throat, nasal or For years tho Province in the benches of the trees; give each "That In a period of great finan­ pelvic catarrh, Inflammation or ulcera­ of Alberta (Western one a paper bag in which to put the Then see who can come the nearest Canada) was the Big MU cial stringency not only have we not tion, caused by female ills? Women RanelitngCountry.Many game and give a little prize to the the knot. Each pin Is marked with of those ranchos today been obliged to resort to the con- who have been cured say “it is worth are Immense grain fields one who finds the most. A small flag the player’s number; for instance, its weight in gold.” Dissolve in water and the cattle have j. • t ed markets of the world, but have given place to the cultivation of may be hidden and that will make an­ three will be marked “I,” three been able to reduce so substantially and apply locally. For ten years the wheat, oats, barley and flax: tho etc. This gives each one three trials. other hunt, the gay little “stars and {$23,000,000) the. debt of the Domin­ Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. has change has made many thousands If the party Is a large one It will be' J®.; * 7 g ! of Americans, settled on these stripes” being pinned on the lucky ic:’, must be a matter of gratification, recommended Paxtine In their private plains, wealthy, but it has in­ best to let each child have just one correspondence with women. creased the price of live stocK. finder. both to the House and to the people There Is splendid opportunity pin and instead of numbering For all hygienic and toilet uses It has The “eats” will be the climax of the of Canada. now to get a clothespins could have colored no equal. Only 50c a large box at Drug­ party and the cake should be lighted “I believe that during this period gists or sent postpaid on receipt of tied to them, each child to rem with due ceremony and the children of exceptional money stringency the price. The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, his or her color. Free Homestead allowed to blow out the candles. Cun­ credit of the Dominion as reflected in Mass. of 160 acres (and another as a pre­ ning favors are made by sticking ani­ MADAME ME- emption) in tho newer districts the quotations of its securities has and produce, eithercattle or grain. mal crackers together with icing, and Tho crops are always good, the Gray Pumps Popular. maintained itself among the highest climate is excellent, schools and thus made they will stand upright at In th e world.” A GOOD COMPLEXION churches are convenient, markets For several seasons pumps _ . ^ IS WOWIAN’SGREAT ATTRACTION splendid, in either Manitoba, Sas­ each plate. Delicious small cookies Owing to th e favorable sta te of its And yet how few women have a clear, healthy. katchewan or Alberta. may be ornamented with daisies made been very modish for street Send for literature, the latest but fashion decreed they should be of • finances Canada was in a position to hlade! PimpilS‘and | ^ p^exion’Eruptions Black” arise Information, railway rates, etc., to from blanched almonds, the stem and pay off a heavy loan in cash without | trom impure Blood, leaves of angelica! fasten them on tan, white or black only. This sea- i f J. S. CRAWFORD, recourse to the issue of bills or se- M 301 East Geneses Street, Syracuse, N. Y. with frosting. son, however,, one finds gray ■ quite i I as popular as the other colors. The ; curitles.—Advertisement. or address Superintendent of Snapping motto caps always give •’ Im m igration, Ottawa, Canada- colonial pump of gray or tan suede 5 pleasure and sometimes the Christ­ m TESTIMONY NOT OF MOMENT mas tree sparkles are obtainable at with self-covered buckles is extrem ly smart for street wear, as ar THE WHITE PEPPERMINT this season and they are lovely set to Kennel)'1' F . :s an “Expert Wit- going outdoors and are not harmful. black or tan Russian calf oner and Krenhle. I : ” Put Forth Little to the white nu-buck, patent leather or Preuldebt, W!»’ isGANDY a preparation, scientifically LAXATIVE compounded, Ice cream may be served in orange 5 T l t 1 Vfi J'*' bronze kid ones. The Spanish heel ituT i - j- C.'c.-ic.ite Case. which quickly Purifiea the Blood, Stimu­ halves, thus making baskets with T reasurer lates the System and brings the ruddy glow smilax for handles. Orange ice is very- is the favorite. tary, Mrs of good health to the skin. Mild but Effect­ Fr Abr who is always ive, and Particularly Well Adapted to good served this way and is not so called as an expert witness when Women’s and Children’s Use- rich as ice cream. The party sta­ The Tassel Earring. Paraffin exploding in a :Ted .it the , Sold by druggists, 10c and 25c, or by mail from plant of the American Mono Servii th- in ar<- questions of the stage to be THE ALBA REMEDY CO., NEW YORK tionery that comes for parties is a Earrings are again coming into fash­ dec’ led, ''as one of those who gave Company, at Verona a vnue and On joy to use for the invitations and the ion. The latest are composed of seed l ,- . » production that is put on in first- Sold in handy TUBES 2f»c, 50c. the low branches and let each child screwed into the ear. As he was proudly lending the bam class tryi' at a Broadway theater,” Send 25c and druggist’s-name These earrings were first seen In clip off one with a pair of scissors. at the head of a parade >i five hundraw ut.s . i i i d \W witness after deep now for tube. ZUMOTA Mus­ Anything that makes for mystery is Paris worn by a manikin of one of alumni of Stevens Institute of Tech tard Ointment will not blister. though o. ZUMOTA REMEDY CO., Springfield. Maas- the famous dressmakers, and they have an adjunct to a child's party. nology, Hoboken, Job) McGrann But ibe answer was stricken from been adopted by several of the smart drum major of the, Twenty-se^on the record. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. Nd. No2. N#3. 4 either a transient or per- society women and actresses. Candle Tricks. Regiment Band, New 7ork City, sud Does it b> n< lit an actor to be seen denly collapsed and din i before tin d greatTHERAPION success, cures chronic weakness, lost vigor J it affliction, arising from Children and eWen grownups enjoy In a Broadway iroductJon?” asked the et^ tVIM, KIDNEY, BLADDER. DISEASES. BLOOD POISON, When Darning Stockings. cal aid could reach h m PILES. EITHER No. DRUGGISTS or MAIL Si. PuST 4 CTb. A e error in diet or as a result after-dinner tricks and I give these FOUGERA CO. 90, BEEKMAN ST. N EW YORK or LYMAN BROS just as they came to me. They are all Use a white china egg as a mending TORONTO. WRITE FOR FREE BOOK TO Dr. LE CLERC / constantly weak digestion. iooked suspiciously at Med. Co, Haverstock Rd. Hampstead, London. Eno. to be performed with candles. I have ball for black stockings and a black It is charged at Trenton that Fran! then answered; “If he TRY NEW DRAGEE (TASTELESS) FORMOF EASY TO TAK* / For temporary and obstinate cases not had time to try them. Perhaps one for white stockings. This will Weinglinski, collector’ of the Sc oenefit it does.” T H E R A P IO N LASTING CUK*. prevent eye strain. of the Polish Union of Amer BEE THAT TRADE MARKED WORD ‘THERAPION” IS OH the best relief is some of you will be kind enough to Ike’ it out” came from EXIT. GOVT.STAMP AFFIXED TO ALL GENUINE PACKETS. sick and death beneficial organization? the '.e. has eloped with Miss Anna Davis, torS thp court’s monotone, ONE SHARE OF STO^K ABSOLUTELY FREE merly of Harrisburg, and about $8QlJ Strong nafg. corporationration about . .•-nand already One Material Is Used in if t was allowed to go. large business otters rare oppdSttinUTs- co-workejs of the society’s money, A vt.rran to procure one share of fully paid-up treasury stock withnnattractive dividend which may reach a!’0- at has been sworn out Writ he num's nr ,1 no cost whatever to themselves. Send no inoi>i’y. < ( F I t t S i These Dresses From Vienna rest. FACE iFCHED AND BURNED Ambitious people write today for prospectus, ltd thin htI will not appear again. Yankee Product* Corporation, 47 vr. 42nd St.. Saw York THICK, SWOLLEN GLANDS B. F. 'i No. 71, Canton, Pa.—“I was that make a horse Wheeze, At Jersey City Patrol,- John have Scott, of the Seventh .trtet ufaiionJ »• sever ted by a disease of the R oar, Thick Wind felctn. : of the body were af- UNSIGHTLY HAIR GROWTH or C h o k e-d o w n , dan be who was charged byi vViUlam I Ian on face, neck, arms, bust removed instantly, pain­ fected the lessly, pleasantly, privately. Full treatment and reduced with nerly, of 267 Groveove sj.rt-et,si wh.n ' I t,i«> and lower limbs being instructions sent under plain cover, fl.OU. TiVfli somewhat WT.rsQ than other places, ing assaulted him,i, has!been suspended 1 W ALLACE, 821 Fulton Street, New York i The troll tv began as a rash; my face ABSORBINE pending trial oni charges. Sco*t re || An Absolute Cure for ported sick. Dr.r. Ne(.Ne , !, the i " u'< . k'OkOT!o‘s<-opyrlehtt* U lest teeth I ever saw in a wom- No advance in manufacturers’ price; fair allow­ The Venus ISatli Co., Dept. C, Dawson, Pa, .x >.viV«AVti4l struck by a trolley car ances on EASY used cars; before TERMS buying for cash or a n ’s n.ovtth. credit consult us; export advice free; all transac­ Pennington line. His tions strictly confidential. WC OFFER THE SMAL i 7\n VESTOR Models show the use of one material for the entire dress. All three Etiu i Yf;s. thie dentist guaranteed wii.n f&O to $500 an opportunity to secure a large In­ broken near the thigh i , -hst there slioigd not be a finer set in DEALERS and AGENTS SALES FINANCED come from a small investment. Full particulars dresses are of old rose cotton crepe with lingerie collars. MOTOR CREDIT CO. t»A request. KKLV1.N COMPANY, Hepubllc, Wash. i.nd body cut. te -o . 1537 Broadway, Cor. fcstb 3u i\. i . Tgi. Bryant ■v k F t , l o t ; : ------

ii - X fc u to d under the At S c r a n t o n : WE GIVE AND REDEEM , RE (tie Borough, and BASEBALL fa/rtf and Collector of tv (1 attested by the Results of Gomes Ployed In National A t E lm ira : nil .Mm 11 have coupons E lm ira ...... American and O t h e r Leagues. S y r a c u se ...... atlSBfttW dfeeuL •! ‘ by th e fac-simHe NATIONAL LEAGUE At Wilkesbai re: signature of the Collector, but shall A t C h ic a g o Albany ...... be registerable either as to principal Brooklyn . ,0 0 Wilkesbarr. . . or, as to both principal and in terest 3hicugo ... I 1 STANDING at the option of the holder. The said B a tt e r ie s H ue fKNETwARK’S STORE BEAUTIFUL^] H um p hries and bonds slial.l be num bered from 1 to 22 I> IS r»o.i IMPORTERS tJ[ urOjW. r/E\v--~n h a k j e y jrR K f-,rsl\,\ RETAILERS nan arid Eason 17 23 4i> inclusive, and a register of said num­ At Pittsburgh: it. II. K I I 24 mi bers, and of the date of the bonds, N ew Y o r k .0 3 0 u » " 0 3 0— H hi 5 IT 2 'j No. T H E $1000. At Montreal: it. a E. CLEARANCE B oston ...... 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 4 - 7 12 1 BOROUGH OF BELMAR T oron to -----0 5-7 9 2 in c in n a ti ..3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 3 8 4 8 COUNTY OF MONMOUTH Batteries—Rudolph, W haling and Rarl- M on treal .’.4 L- If, 2 WATER EXTENSION BOND 3en; Suggs and Clarks. Umpires—Klem STANDING GF THE CLUBS Know all men by these presents, and O rth . w . i~ w. p. a Newark... 33 20 M ontreal.. 22 that the Borough of Belmar, in the STANDING OF THE CLUBS. .478 County of Monmouth, a municipal cor­ w. L. p.c. w. L. P.C. Buffalo.... 30 21 Baltimore. 24 .453 SALE Rochester. 29 24 .517 Jersey C ’y 19 .404 Phtla'phia 30 13 lOOS Pittsburg. 24 25 .490 poration of the State of New Jersey, Provl’ence 24 25 .490 Toronto... 19 .396 [acknowledges itself indebted and for N ew Y o r k 26 19 .578 S t. L o u is . 22 28 .440 Brooklyn. 23 21 .523 Boston.... 19 26 .422 value received promises to pay to the C h ic a g o ... 26 24 .520 C in c in n a ti 18 3fi .3G0 learer, or if this bond be registered, AMERICAN LEAGUE. to the registered holder thereof, the REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. A t W a s h in g to n : R. n . B. sum of Ono Thousand Dollars on the Bhicago ....1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0— 4 7 2 first day of July, 1943, together with W a sh ’ ton ..0 1000300 1— 5 11 2 Obadiah C. Bogardus, sheriff, to tlie interest thereon at the rate of 5 Batteries — Cicotte, Scott and Schalk: Friday, Saturday, per cent. (6%) per annum, pay­ Sroome and Henry. Umpires—Ferguson Florence L. Pearce. 2 tracts ld. twp. able semi-annually on the first clays and Dineen. W all $200. A t N e w Y o r k : R. H. E. of January and July in each year D etro it 0— 1 5 2 Frances O. Jaques, et al, Ex’rs, to upon presentation and surrender of ....0 1000000 N e w Y o r k .0 0001000 1— 2 6 0 Annie W. Tourison. Ld. twp. Wall, the annexed coupons as they severally Batteries—Lake and Rondeau; Schultz June 13, 14 become due, or if this bond be con­ and Gossette. Umpires—McGreevy and con. 5-A $3,500. verted into a registered bond, to the C o n n olly. Frederick W. Schwartz, et ux, to ^ registered Jiolder thereof. Both prin- A t B o s to n : R. n . b . foipal and interest of this bond are St. Louis -.1 80100000—2 4 2 Jas. T. Hoffman. Lot 1405, m ap " B o sto n ...... 1 0000101 •— 3 9 1 Ocean Beach Ass’n. $1. payable at the office of the Borough Batteries — Baumgardner and Agnew; Collector in Belmar, New Jersey, in Bedient and Carrigan. Umpires—Egan Wilbert A. Beecroft, Sheriff, to Ed­ gold coin of the United States of and E v a n s . mund Wilson, Trustee. Lots 10, 11, A MIGHTY TRADE EVENT America, of tlie present standard of A t P h ila d e lp h ia : R. H. B. weight and fineness or its equivalent. C le v e la n d ..0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1— 1 5 2 12, Block 2, map B elm ar P ark tra c t This bond may he registered as to Phllad’phia 00100104 *— 0 11 0 T H A T CUTS THE COST OF LIVING FOR principal by the owner in his name on Batteries — Falkenburg, Blanding, Ca- risch and O’Neill; Plank and Lapp. Um­ Ferdinand Stines, et ux, to Mary E. the books of said Borough, kept in T H E GOOD PEOPLE 0 *F NEW JERSEY pires—O’Loughlln and Hildebrand. Bennett. Ld. Jeffrey Are., twp. Wall. the office of the Borough Collector STANDING OF TiHE CLUBS. and such registration shall be noted W. L.. P.C. ' W. L. P.C. $1 . hereon, after which no valid transfer Phlla’phia 38 11 .776 Boston.... 23 25 .479 Mary E. Bennett & hus’d to Jessie hereof shall be made except upon such Cleveland. 35 16 .6S6 Detroit.... 21 33 .389 E. Hibseher. Ld. Jeffrey Ave., twp. Every Department of the State’s books until after registered transfer W a sh ’ to n . 27 23 .540 S t. L o u is . 21 36 .368 to bearer. Such registration shall not C h ic a g o ...-28 25 .528 N e w Y o r k 12 36 . 250 W all. $1. Greatest Store Contributes Bargains affect the negotiability of the coupons, NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. George F. Schwarz, et ux, to Rufus which shall pass by delivery. At the A t B in g h a m to n : R. H. E. I. Shea. Lot 1404, map Ocean Beach U tic a ...... 2 6 0 of Real Importance^ 1 = request of the holder, this bond will Binghamton ...... 0 2 Ass’n $1. be converted into a fully registered 6 bond, and all coupons attached thereto cut off and destroyed, as evidenced by the execution of the certificate en­ THINGS YOU N'EEII NOW AMI THRU THE SUMMER dorsed on the back hereof, and there­ after both principal and interest shall Even Heating he payable to the registered holder Even heating is the sum and substance of right heating. W e Give Surety Coupons With All Purchases hereof, his assignee or legal represent­ Your home is not properly warmed if summer tem­ ative. perature prevails in the parlor and arctic This bond is one of a series of 22 bonds of like date and tenor, number­ rigors in third-floor bedrooms. ^ “Square Po t’ ed from 1 to 22 inclusive, issued pur­ Furnaces heat homes suant to an act of the legislature of evenly on a comparatively the State of New Jersey entitled “An small amount of fuel. This is Act authorizing boroughs to cause an because the square pot has a HAHNE & CO. extension or addition to be made to greater radiating surface than a sewer and water systems, or either, round one, and actually delivers Broad, New and Halsey Streets, NEWARK, N. J. by ordinance and providing for the more heat for the fuel consumed. issue of bonds to pay the costs there­ of,” approved M arch 1, 1905, and by virtue of an ordinance of the Borough Square firepots never clog with ash WE SELL FURNITURE ON THE CLUB PLAN and cinder. Each turn of the grate of Belmar entitled “An Ordinance gives a fresh fire and makes com­ authorizing the issue of bonds of the bustion perfect. Square ash pits Borough of Belmar, New Jersey, in shovel out clean. Square pot he aggregate sum of $22,000 for the furnaces and boilers solve lurpose of paying the costs incurred all heating problems. by said Borough in the addition or Ask the dealer xtension of its water system, and Sectic- towns square nearest you. fcgJCTE Remarkable Non-skid Tires stablishing a sinking fund for the firepot v v J'ON Furnace. redemption of such bonds at maturity, and providing for the payment of in­ W e candidly believe that if every terest thereon,” adopted on the day of 1913, and duly approved by the motorist in the city were to equip his Mayor and published as required by j AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING law, for the purpose of cancelling :f, near Broadway, New York car with either one of these famous [THE ISSUE OF BONDS OP THE such costs as might be incurred by 30R0UGH OF BELMAR, NEW JER- the said Borough in the addition or E2EL' SUM OF extension of its water system. OF PAY- It is hereby certified and recited URRED BY that each and every act, condition and United States Tires ADDITION thing required to be done, to have ’OR EXTENSION OF ITS WATER happened and to be performed, pre­ SYSTEM, AND ESTABLISHING A cedent to, and in the issuance of this he would get more mileage for the SINKING FUND FOR THE REDEMP­ bond, has been done, has happened money invested and better skidding TION OF SUCH BONDS AT MATUR­ and has been performed in full and ITY, AND PROVIDING FOR THE strict compliance with the Constitu­ Norfolk Suits, the jaunty, easy fitting kind at protection than he possibly could AYMENT OF INTEREST THEREON. tion and laws of the State of New system is, and Jersey, and that the series of bonds $15, $18 a n d $; m entioned of which this is one, is within every In blues, grays, browns and tweedy ited by the debt and other limit prescribed by law HBorough of Belmar, New Jersey, and and that the faith and credit of the Single and double pleats, patch pockets, sizes 3) Hjon the .judgment of the Council of Borough of Belmar are irrevocably ■Rthe Borough of Belmar, it was deemed pledged to tlie punctual payment of White buckskin, rubber [necessary for the public good to cause the principal and interest of this bond soled oxfords Rin addition or extension to be made according to its terms. $3.50 jto said w ater system, and IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Bor­ i WHEREAS, the Council, of the Bor- ough of Belmar, in the County of Rubber soled shoes of white buckskin, lough of Belmar, did, by an ordinance Monmouth, has caused this bond to Goodyear welted soles, special at $3.5 massed and approved February 25th, be signed by its Mayor and Collector, J1913, cause an addition or extension and the corporate seal of said Bor­ jto bo made to said water system, and ough to be hereunto affixed and at­ Negligee shirts, light grounds t WHEREAS, the Council of the Bor- tested by the Borough Clerk, and the with neat stripes and figures 59c to $5.50 |ough of Belmar, by a resolution pass- annexed coupons to he signed with the fac-simile signature of said Collector fed and approved F ebruary 25th, 1913, SPECIAL GOLF SHIRTS WITH SHORT SLEEVES ^^^^^iR esolved that in the judgment of the this first, day of July, one thousand nine hundred and thirteen. HjConncil of the Borough of Belmar, it Straw hats at $ 2.00 the same grade elsewhere is $3.50 Iwas necessary to issue bonds of said Borough, pursuant to an act of the Mayor. A LARGE LINE OF BATHING SUITS AND SWEATERS. legislature of the State of New Jersey, Collector. entitled “An Act authorizing boroughs A ttest: to cause an extension or addition to be made to sewer and water systems, Borough Clerk. or either, by ordinance and providing (Form of Coupon) for the issue of bonds to pay the costs i $25.00 d J m ttjm n g thereof,” approved M arch 1, 1905, The Borough of Belmar in the the proceeds of which said bonds County of Monmouth and State of New should be appropriated to the' pay­ Jersey, will pay to the bearer on the Aabuni park. ■Dmu J rrs n j ment and cancellation of such costs day of , 19 , Twenty-Five Dol­ [as might be incurred by the said Bor- lars, being six months interest then Ugh in the addition or extension of due on its Water Extension Bond No. said water system, and fixed the , Dated, July 1, 1913. imount of said bonds necessary to be Collector. [issued at Twenty-Two thousand dol- (Form of Registration) ars, and At the request of the holder of the Are You a Reader? WHEREAS, the Council of the Bor- within bond, I have this day cut off ugh of Belmar, by a resolution pass- and destroyed coupons attached to C ity W ater Supply C onveniences d and approved M arch 11th, 1913, said bond, numbered from to A re Ifom a IBoolk L o ver? rovided that the question of the issue inclusive, of the amount and vah e of 0 YOU want all the conveniences a city water supply would give you P Running water *io your bathroom? In the kitchen? For the lawn? Garden? Barn? Watering f such bonds, according to the res- Twenty-Five Dollars each, amounting If so, you should be a regular reader of Troughs? You can have an abundance o f water under strong lution of Council, dated February in the aggregate to Dollats e — pressure, for any desired connections, if you install the 1913, should be subm itted to the within bond is hereby converted ‘o IfAuianaa Cvcfnm a* U/afAl 4 S l i n n l v Kewanee System of Water Supply oters of the Borough at a special a fully registered bond with the pi n- With the Kewanee System, tho tank Is located In the cellar or buried In tho ground, and tho water is delivered by air prossuro. No elevated or attic lection to be held in said Borough cipal and interest thereof payable to Tib© New York Times tank to leak, freeze, overtlow or collapse. W ater can be pumped by hand, gas­ oline engine, electric and other dependable forms of power. Kewanee Pumping f Belmar, on the 15th day of April, assignee, or legal representative. Machinery, used Sn complete Kewanee Systems, iu as far ahead ol ordinary pumping ngs, as Kewanee Tanks are ahead of leaky attic tanka. |1913, and Dated, Belm ar, N. J., 19 . Complete Kewanee System* cost from 176.00 op, depending opon your requirement* and the method adopted for pumping. Over 10,000. Kewana® WHEREAS, at said special election, Collector. Systems Us successful operation, held on the 15th day of April, 1913, 3. That there be and hereby is es­ Book Review fof mmtm Am the majority of tlie ballots cast at tablished a sinking fund for the pay­ Which you can have for one year by send­ D. T . R E E D & SO N said election contained the words “In ment of said bijnds, and that there Manasquan and Spring Lake, N. J favor of the issue of bonds, according i shall bo each year paid into said sink- ing One Dollar to The New York Times. ! to the resolution of Council, dated ling fund the sum of $660, being not F ebruary 25th, 1913,” ‘ less than 3 per cent upon the issue f it contains prompt reviews of all important books— Fiction,’ Therefore, Be It Ordained by the herein provided for, said sum to be History, Bioguaphy, &c., together with lists of books, news of _!Iiiiiiii iiiiii i iiiiiiiii ii i luiiit ii iii m i iii 11 nu n i iiiiMi in ii hi i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiim iif Council of the Borough of Belmar: raised in the annual tax levy, in ad­ authors, publishers, and the book world generally. With a full line of ART GOODS 1. That bonds of the said Borough dition to the interest to be paid on the A N D N O V E L T IE S be issued in the sum of Twenty-Two outstanding bonds each year, which f Also “Queries and Answers in All Branches of Literature,” GIFTS OF EVERY DESCRIP­ thousand dollars, the proceeds of said interest shall be raised by a a feature which has for years proved most popular. The fol­ OPENED TION -PAPER NOVELTIES which said bonds shall be appropriated special annual tax levy and collected lowing are sample queries from a recent issue: ART METALS EMBROI to the payment and cancellation of each year. such costs as may be incurred by the SCHOLASTIC.—Will you give C. S. C.—Can you tell me the value DERIKS ST A M PING TO 4. The bonds hereby authorized to some Information about William Ma­ of eleven volumes of ’Household Word*, O It D E It said Borough in the addition or ex­ be issued, shall be sold at public or rion Reedy and what he has written? edited by Charles Dickens, published tension oPits water system, under the nrivate sale for the best bid that can ADELA F. SMITH.—I give below the In 1850 to 1855. in good con dition ? quotation asked for by *’M. S. H .” in ALMY.-Will you kindly tell me resolution passed by said Council on be obtained, hut at not less than their your issue of Oct. 20; it is to be found where and by whom the “Book of the 25th day of February, 1913, and p ar value. In Shakespeare’s ’•Corlolanus.” Act V., Kells” was discovered, and also If- It Emma louise art ghop Scene S. the election held thereunder oil the 5. This ordinance shall take effect has been translated and by whom? ■ft-ij, 1913. T hat 803 F STREET,— BELMAR, N. J. ■ said j immediately upon being posted or pul) f The New York Times Book Review is unique; it is the only heI kknown as W ATER j lisht *d according to law. H OHKTV A L L Y E A H TEJ.l ! • NDS, shall be dated | P assed : Ju n e 10. 1913. publication of its kind in the country. 3 shall mature July 3iiiim iim iiiiiininiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiim *niiiiiiiiiii,ii,i,,,iMi,,»m i f A pproved: Ju n e 10, 1913. Subscription Price One Dollar a Year. h bonds shall bear Robert G. Poole, te of 5 per, cent per Mayor. lemi-annually on the A ttest: THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW, Advertise in The Coast Advertiser shall be issued in Chas. O. Hudnut, Times Square, New York City. nomination of $1000 Borough Clerk. i i m MI H i